“I Don’t Want To Stay in Japan ...” (Black in Japan) | MFiles

[@harmardu]

For those trying to add me on facebook. Please search @ Amadu Toumani. Its still the same account just a change of name

[@congratulashuns]

You have a great mindset about how you're going to take what you know and feed it back into Guinea. It's something a lot of 1st generation British Africans are trying to do in Nigeria and Ghana, so I applaud your message.

[@theazerothtourist]

you sir are a hero!

[@BigReggii]

Start making youtube vids document your thoughts You will expand quickly.

[@ngomaibinda]

Excellent interview. You are a proud and smart African. You remind me of my own awakening when I was around your age. Living and studying in a foreign country and trying to learn as much as possible about my history and African history in general. You are studying economic history and that’s excellent. Please read books from these 2 authors, economists who are telling the real history on how western countries became rich and how they lie to others countries in order to keep them poor. They are Erik S Reinert who wrote “How Rich Countries Got Rich and Why Poor Countries Stay Poor”. And the other author is a Korean economics professor whose name is Ha-Joon Chang: Kicking away the ladder.

[@RemHanKidsShow]

Proud of you Amadou san

[@SunkissFlower]

With this young man's outlook on life, the sky is the limit for him. Africa needs leaders like him. I have a feeling, he will be running his country one day. So proud of him for wanting to uplift his own country, instead of running away. This interview warmed my heart on this mother's day. This is another winner, Ranzo. Thank you for bringing these remarkable individuals to the world.

[@noir935]

I believe in him!

[@SunkissFlower]

@@noir935 Me too.

[@TheBlackExJp]

I got that same vibe.

[@MsDesiree39]

well hopefully he will not become corrupt and brutal and will actually help

[@outhereinchina]

We can still contribute towards our nations' growth even if we dont become leaders tho.

[@ph8808]

Very inspirational man wants to help his people

[@rochellemckinney3220]

I love his philosophy. Gain knowledge and apply that knowledge in his country 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@SJ-ql2gx]

Absolutely agree!

[@LadyPrincessDiana]

Such a strong, smart young man! It makes me so happy he wants to go back to his country to improve it, we need more people like him in Africa, who don't settle for the easy, comfortable life, but who want to build it at home.

[@MsDesiree39]

on the other hand, how easy is it for them to do that really?

[@pierretoussaint8426]

@@MsDesiree39 nation-building takes sacrifice the countries they live in those people sacrifice to make their countries good so Africans should do the same

[@farhiyaa4880]

Any girl would be lucky to marry this guy! He is future oriented, and wants to build Africa after his studies. He is not distracted by women...he is strictly there for his education.

[@ThePresentation010]

Then u marry him

[@deboman81]

Yes marry him, don’t miss out lol

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

It's not any girl.She would have to be of the same mindset.🥁🎼🌻

[@moustaphakebe7749]

I know him personally you if you interested inbox 😎

[@dukingproductions4729]

@@ThePresentation010 exactly lolll

[@djpatts]

One of my favorite interviews so far. This guy has so much insight into what's going on in his world. My biggest take from this interview is to read books, books written by African authors, to get a different perspective from the other narrative.

[@Hellsing7747]

Great interview. I wish I would've met more people like him.

[@Katlady001]

This interview was quite remarkable and I couldn't agree with more.

[@donalgodfrey7045]

Nabi has made me very proud of him... I was surprised that he took my words to heart - "do more and talk less"... I'm sure his family is very proud of him also. He will be a man to change Guinea.

[@mandiectne9536]

Yes he did acknowledge you in his interview. You are both inspirational black men. We need more like you in our society. Love & Light❤

[@bolekaja1]

Dr. Frances Cress-Welsing was one of our greatest thinkers. I had the profound blessing of sitting at her feet to learn about the global system. My dear brother, please study Dr. Marimba Ani, Dr. Amos Wilson, the Irritated Genie of Soufeese. I am so proud of you. You are an upstanding and intelligent man.

[@growthcoachclay]

You should have titled it "When you act like you're scared, I'll act like I'm scared too!" LOL. That was funny and good strategy..... That was a good interview. He is quite intelligent.

[@sylviagray4206]

Enjoyed. Loved the fact that he wants to gain the knowledge to take back to him home. Smart young man.

[@adrianne5704]

Nabe is really inspirational

[@sam-gp3ov]

This man has a fantastic outlook on life. Well thought out, studious and empathetic with his views, we need more outwardly positive folk like him in this world

[@SalterEA]

16:04 Dr. Frances Cress Welsing ( 1935 - 2016 ) 17:20 Stephen Biko ( 1946 - 1977 )

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

Steven Bantu Biko

[@daddams100]

Oh my goodness, I am so proud of this young man, he has his head on right and speaks the truth. I believe we will hear more from him in the future. I love the fact he wants to return to his home country and give back. Thanks again Renzo, you have found a gem!

[@madstarr2]

Great interview. Remember the name Nabe Amadu Ali, he is already an inspiration but he will be a great leader in his country.

[@sekougetrouw6828]

This was an excellent episode. I love this woke brother.

[@sunshine32151]

One of the very best interviews!!!

[@leroystea8069]

I smiled all the through this interview. Nabe Amadu Ali has such a wonderful wisdom in his conversation. Plus I love his sense of humor. One of the reasons why I love this channel is that I am always inspired by the stories shared. And the belief of us all existing as a human, worldwide community is a concept that has appealed to me for several years. There is a genuine beauty to these conversations that motivates me to want to be a better person and the style of interviews are always so wonderfully awesome. Thank you my friend for creating this channel. Always the best!!!!!♥☺♥ Great video and best of luck to Mr. Nabe Amadu Ali. So appreciate the journey you are on♥☺♥

[@Travelingjoe]

Most inspirational interview yet! Super wise guy

[@suldaanmoha]

This is my favorite channel I really like it keep it ranzo, which camera and software you edit those great videos ranzo I really like it

[@ncbrothad]

You are a great kid. I am a Black American gone from my African home for over 400 years, but I Love seeing my family

[@fofanamohammed9527]

That's the message from a young man who knows where he is coming from. And has a heart for his nation. Let other african youths learn from him.Proud to be a brother to him

[@tipper1348]

You Sir are absolutely amazing! I love your outlook and view on the world. I also love that you respect other cultures and at the same time love your people and culture. Thank you for being who you are and allowing it to show in this video.

[@hmblf687]

I loved this interview!!! Nabe was so delightful and just a great representation of our black men. I wish him much success!

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

"Always be nice to strangers because you'll never know if you might need help from a stranger in a different country." Partly paraphrased but I loved this! I'm such an unmotivated person who sticks to the status quo without doing anything extraordinary. I'd love to have this kind of positive force in my life, lol.

[@samiamohamed683]

I understand his mission to go back to his country with his knowledge. I come from a war torn country, and the individuals who left and got the opportunity to get an education abroad tend to stay in those country, and they wonder why their country is still declining or stagnant in education, economy or so on. However if those knowledgeable diaspora came together and put the knowledge to use to make their country better, then that’s when we will see reform, but till then we won’t rise above.

[@noir935]

Thanks for uploading Ranzo!!!

[@oscaraiken5484]

Really positive refreshing outlook! I really want to read some of the books he was talking about too!

[@humanconnectionflores]

Am so proud of this young man, work and bring back the knowledge to his country.he has a great mindset.

[@alexitillery7512]

The man will be great, inshaaAllah! May God protect and carry him.❤️

[@Mia-840]

Great interview omg!! Love that he wants to take care of Africa. I wish I could help in that but there is so much work to do here. I hope he gets his degree smart young King. I love this channel

[@coreberry]

Good video! I really learn a lot from this man! He has a great personality, very thoughtful.

[@alexandermonday3017]

This young man has the right attitude and thought process, I’m here to take care of business and the opportunity provided to me. I’m a 59 year old black man from the USA and I’ve traveled the world, spent some time in Tokyo, Singapore, North Korea, Philippines, and lived in Bangkok. I wish this man lived in our country we could use him here. All my African friends think like him, and what he does not mention is that most Africans like him think black Americans are idiots, and I agree. We do not take advantage of everything that our ancestors did for us, so we can live wherever we want, and go to good schools. I studied under professor Fitzgerald head of Ethic Studies at UNLV. He was my mentor, he marched with Dr King, and taught me so much about our American, and African history. I grew hope reading Dr John Hope Franklin. Because of him and other Black men I met while in High School and college. I am now wealthy and able to live a lifestyle none of my friends growing up could obtain. Black Americans need to stop having a bunch of kids with no fathers. Get off world Star. Quit calling each other the “N” word. Stop doing stupid stuff and posting it on KZbin. Quit twerking and showing your Ass on KZbin. Also,quit saying white people do it, does it make it acceptable or you just deflecting. One of the most embarrassing moments for me was listening to Rap music outside a restaurant in Shinjuku, and hearing the “N” word. Like in Europe they play our music uncensored. It’s really embarrassing, to here this. Whites people in America called the Japanese people JAPS during the war, but they don’t call themselves JAPS. Every country I have traveled to I have to explain this ignorance to them. Anyway keep up the good work really enjoy your channel. Maybe I’ll see you next year when I come back to Japan for the cherry blossoms. PEACE!

[@jpat989]

Please break up your post into paragraphs. It is more likely to be read. Thanks.

[@way2girly]

ALEXANDER MONDAY thank you for posting this !!! Wow 😯

[@javidgt8]

What an awesome positive guy. Of all the BXJ videos ive seen of peoples stories, this one has made me feel the most comfortable with living in Japan.

[@way2girly]

Great video! I love his goals and attitude. He seems very intelligent ~

[@Msambweni]

Fantastic gentleman. Wishing him all the best in the future. Love from Tanzania. 🇹🇿

[@christieobrien169]

you're very wise and so lovely to listen to. inspiring and such a servant leader.. we need more of you in our world..God Bless you😊 all the best with your completion of studies🤗

[@MerryLozza]

Very smart, mature young man 👌🏻

[@dacarpa]

Nabe, you're awesome. I'm from Brazil, living in Atlanta, US. I know that cultural struggle. Keep up the good vibe!

[@Eye4stars]

So impressed with your life view. All the best to you. Hope more of our people follow your example as you are following that of other great people.

[@ricetonja86]

Great interview!

[@yvettereed2865]

This young man will go far. He has such a positive outlook. Great interview.

[@trollof229antthevariable9]

Real shit that is pretty inspiring.

[@samuisun6684]

I think I may well look into visiting Guinea - if this man is an example of the great minds it produces - fabulous. Ranzo, this channel be giving me a warm and fuzzy feeling in my stomach like when i was a kid - great great work.

[@gwendolyn1274]

Best interview so far..Smart young man..Keep doing you Ranzo..Blessings..

[@thepiddlingpicker6623]

Well done young man...you make me proud of you. May you be richly blessed in all you do.

[@RemHanKidsShow]

Indeed you have a very big vision Amadou my dear brother. God bless your future.

[@maureenl1967]

Positive and intelligent! He should write a book too. Good for him knowing himself and wanting to give back to his country. Brain drain is real and a topic of discussion for those of us in the African Diaspora. Inspired

[@david-lemondecherilus3379]

Have anyone had any luck finding Nabe on any of the social media platform listed? If not, Nabe if you ever watch this video, I thank you very much for giving me the strength to not only uphold my identity but also the strength to continue on in spite of all barriers. I am on the path to practice medicine and because my prior life does not just stop there, it is so hard for me to remain peaceful. I Thank you and I wish you nothing but the best. I look forward to see you lead on a greater scale.

[@harmardu]

You can add me @Amadu Toumani

[@KathyakaNina]

I’m glad he was honest and want to use the resources he learned from Japan to help his country & give back. Oh course studying abroad the country you study at might not be for you permanently but a season in life. There’s a time for everything. Congrats to Nabe for getting the resources to study abroad and learning about the world living in a foreign country. God bless you & open doors for jobs

[@Syiepherze]

He reminds me of a Gambian batchmate/neighbour who used to live at my apartment. A really diligent, studious guy who was dedicated to his studies but still managed time for leisure on weekends. He also had a very interesting outlook on life.

[@umad3592]

Real cool down to 🌏 intelligent person.

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

#MarcusGarvey, SamSharpe, Nanny,PaulBogle etc. Are proud of him

[@2jam4lyf]

Another great interview... I’ll follow him on fb., I’d love to hear about our real history

[@brodwellington1626]

Lovely guy. A real pleasure to hear him talk and he's very knowledgeable and well grounded too.

[@mt6353]

Love your Videos ❤️

[@KingofAloha808]

One of the best interviews! Very intelligent man.

[@JamConcerned]

So uplifting he is on a mission to uplift his country. A stronger Ghana, Nigeria, Guinea etc. makes a stronger future for all it's citizens. I wish him a lot of luck and hopefully more graduates who have the same goal.

[@zakariasawadogo172]

Great interview, I really appreciate it, keep doing such wonderful things, I am not registering for subscribing to your wonderful canal...👌🏿👍🏿

[@karinedelrio9452]

He has such a beautiful name.

[@nhoyte6955]

Absolutely love this gentleman ‘s spirit.

[@kingkongoofficial7977]

Very unselfish your man, he is amazing

[@Ninjanese_art]

Very enlightened brother

[@trzagor2769]

Another great interview!!

[@LimingLyn]

I love this guy. He's so REAL!! Like what he said about the brain drain and it's all over the world. Great interview. It's true, they are not as family oriented as everyone may believe. Check statistics, when parent pass away, the deceased children hardly ever come to claim their belongings and majority of the time the parents are buried where-ever they have room. It's sad. This is one thing my son miss now that he live in Japan. We talk 3-4 time a week. He had many friend and he's keeping in touch with them. Well spoken, especially his point about how you represent yourself.. embrace yourself and keep it positive. This is why you got to keep it positive so you can break that stereotype, especially for the non-American African. He's learning and teaching at the same time way to go!!

[@moshack]

Great interview. Very inspirational.

[@CanithaReme]

Such a wise and positive young man

[@adrianwillis66]

One of the best interviews in my opinion. I like when he said that he had a fixed objective

[@taneshiac5744]

He’s very intelligent, I like him

[@caribbeanification]

This young man is going places. He is self aware which, in my opinion , is the first step to self actualization. Kudos to you !

[@deeplypoetry3237]

Wow! Il a un très fort caractère et il a une bonne idée ce qu’il va rentrer chez lui après avoir fini ces études J’adore mon frère. J’espère chacun et chacune entre nous doit le faire Bon continuation.

[@Dv-qk8le]

Wishing him the best

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

That policeman is an #inspiration regarding how to deal with people of different race.🌺🥁

[@andreajohnson.8021]

This guy is hilarious! When he said "when you act scared i act scared" i laughed so hard. Love that his goal is to get his master's degree and return back home to help his people. Love that! Wishing you nothing but the best. Good luck in all your endeavors young man.

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

He cracked me up when he said "I'm boring, I 'm boring..." (gesturing with his hands with that infectious smile).

[@violetcasis]

Beautiful mind. Love to see his future unfold.

[@supersizedbeauty6824]

great interview

[@MiMi-dc9qs]

Mid way between this interview and absolutely love it :)))

[@rainbow_sparkledelights5984]

I love this interview.

[@mississippi4589]

Great uplifting video 👍!

[@lifebalance870]

A grounded young man. I would like to see him in 10 years. I am PROUD OF YOU!! Keep on KEEPING UP👍🏾👍🏾👏👏👏WE NEED MORE YOUNG BLACK PEOPLE WHO THINK THE WAY YOU DO.

[@fastlanerun1]

Best one so far

[@FrancisMburukamunyu]

Thank you BEJ for always great diversity.

[@dukingproductions4729]

To the channel owner ... about what he said gaining knowledge and taking it with him to his country ... Will you do the same ?? .... this man is smart , he's thinking about bettering himself and his people

[@bigwalt3898]

I have mad respect for this man!

[@cookiebaby27]

Do You, But be Yourself! Very Wise young man! Actions speaks louder than Words.

[@prebenElk1614]

I watch Ronzo videos, I was hoping to see someone from my country in japan now i got one . NABE KE INIKE NBARA SEWA I KOUMAKAN NA

[@Nolooo]

i wasnt a fan of the walk and talk lol. love this though. Probably my favourite youtube channel. Thanks so much to you Ranzo and your team

[@sonjaanderson6933]

What a very intelligent young man.

[@dannytoinzaghi]

Incredible!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lukefoster6122]

Nice to see a well educated brother doing his thing.

[@quinnom9145]

Talk less, do more... I like this guy

[@erikamoss9266]

This Brother made me smile during the entire interview. He is focused on his mission, a scholarly historian, with a love and passion for the Black community! When he mentioned he was reading Dr. Frances Cress Welsing......I was glowing! LOL

[@babyb360]

I so love this guy’s energy! 👌🏾 He’s so woke.

[@Deco_2k]

Smart youth!

[@dfunk4186]

I may be in Guinea at some point this year, maybe I'll be lucky and run into you man.

[@belindapierre-paul4637]

This guys PERSONALITY IS GOLDEN he's AMAZING

[@ProudAfrican]

Maa shaa Allah brother you would be a winner in shaa Allah, we Africans need our people to go back home and rebuild. Thank you very uplifting

[@anaakujecelanaakujecel635]

Hi adiga iska bilow dib unoqoshada oo hoormari your own people sax soma ahan

[@mizfrenchtwist]

KUDOS TO YOU , YOUNG MAN , FOR BEING CONSCIOUS AND WANTING TO RETURN TO YOUR COUNTRY , TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE THERE , WHERE IT IS BADLY NEEDED . ALL THE VERY BEST , TO YOU..................

[@tinadiggs7456]

Nabe is very intelligent and smart!!!