She Established A Factory To Process A Vegetable That Saved Her Life!

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[@Blacma32]

Hi brother Wode Maya very proud of you & all your great inspirational content would love to have a sincere chat with regards to supporting small holder farmers.

[@nakaweesilydia6355]

We are glad to have you Ambassador of Africa the son of billionaire 🎉🎉

[@blacknextgen]

If the Teacher says so, then so it is. Maya I am your student and continue to learn but be ininspired daily from the Maya Academy 🙏. Stay blessed 🙌

[@yvettekinchking8838]

Anticipation. I will always be here

[@dahlia3369]

Baby boy I desperately need those berries for my daughter in the USA 🇺🇸 ho can I get it asap please baby boy 🇯🇲🇬🇭🇺🇸

[@Kwakubruce]

Africa is capable of feeding it self and the world at large.Amazing!!❤️🇬🇭

[@Kwakubruce]

#The revolution is happening

[@PAPBoxing]

This!!! ❤ 🌍

[@bridgetnassuna]

That’s what our President Museveni President of Uganda 🇺🇬 told the whites as they were giving us threats not to sign the anti LGBTQ 😂

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

Well said.

[@JamesCMays-lr5ie]

For centuries the colonial nations knew the fact Africa sit on the equator .Peace be onto you in your pan African endeavors. James in America Chicago. 🤔👊✊ which in Holland it's not but africa.

[@jetsnitram7188]

Turkey berry in Ghana but susumba or gully beans in Jamaica. I grew up on Susumba and salt fish stew in Jamaica back in the day. 🇯🇲

[@TMC_Farms]

This is called impact, please never never change the narrative, be more focus than never before. God bless entire team. ❤❤

[@WODEMAYA]

Not anytime soon

[@Irene-b91]

As someone struggling constantly with anemia thanks for this

[@boakyefelicia2480]

Maya you are doing so much for Africa by celebrating and exposing such young entrepreneurs in Africa to the world ,God bless you 🙏🏾 ❤️

[@joyceakoto9522]

That’s my favorite. When you use it in cooking you won’t need any Maggie cubes or the bouillon’s. Turkey Berries are highly nutritious. Thanks Wode Maya

[@4698mags]

I never use Maggi at all, it's not healthy for the body, I use naturally grown herbs, basil, thyme, chive, tomatoes, a bit of pink salt, and what we call pimento pepper, or seasoning pepper. I grew my own seasoning herbs, grind them and put it in the refrigerator and use as I need, I must look for this berry though I don't think I know it. I'm in Trinidad🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@MissTrudyy]

This really touched me!

[@WODEMAYA]

Awwwwww!

[@betitolove]

Girl, you are lucky to have a husband who respect and believe in women

[@boakyefelicia2480]

Trudy you are blessed,I hope you had some of the tea ❤❤

[@rosieowusu6341]

Wow, young lady your story is quite impressive. Don't stop telling your story because that's what is going to sell the product. Wode Maya Bless you heart for promoting her. Your enthusiasm about this business is so great. Keep up the great job

[@ellenowusuaobeng6413]

Lady Milie you are one in a million congratulations 🎊 👏 🎉❤and God bless you 🙏 the skies is your limit keep it up❤🎉🎉❤❤

[@KenRobert1]

Blessings to this young woman. Thank you Wode Maya for this amazing content and blessings to you and family. Africa know that lands, Agriculture, farming is true wealth. God bless Africa with most wealth yet our minds needs to be reprogrammed to build for Africa. We can build systems that works for Africans. Africa a safe place, Africa a place with many jobs and affordable living. Yes we can.

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Kudos to African companies like Agri for inspiring young entrepreneurs like this brilliant lady. ❤

[@kristodea8067]

This plant saved my first born too ,she was also back within 3days

[@neommutle8033]

Im so proud you my sister ❤ Blessings 🙌 from South 🇿🇦 Africa I respect that you created your own destiny 👏

[@albondi8361]

This guy make me cry. Very impressive. I am an African that went to survive in the United Satate. I wish I saw this guy before leaving. I am already to old to start in Africa but I will encoutage my kids to invest in Africa. Thank you Wode.

[@SEEDSOFTHEAFRICANTREE]

Brother WODE all the way....great works for Mother Africa. With great love from Lusaka - Zambia.

[@nessiea3619]

This crop saved my iron deficiency. It was prescribed by our family doctor, it works so fast. Africa we are blessed. Well done young Lady keep it up.❤❤

[@EV-is6vd]

If you don't mind sharing, where did you order it from? I need help.

[@kanti8942]

​@@EV-is6vdgo to any Ghanaian food store closest to you

[@continentalmasters5432]

Where are you located at?

[@elizabethkitenyi3639]

How can we order it am from Kenya and I need blood but with natural things

[@letstalk3980]

Am in USA and need this asap . Please drop details ❤

[@rebeccaphaleni6156]

I learned something totally new today, iron deficiency treatment, just what I needed. Thank Maya for your continuous informative video

[@WODEMAYA]

You are welcome

[@davidcobbinah4818]

I felt goose bump all over my body whiles watching the video..oh this kind of crop you can find it all the part of Ghana..

[@hyacinthroyes4482]

In our country Jamaica we call it susumber or gully beans .we cook it salted cod fish os salt mackerel it is a bit bitter but very nice and delicious .The leaves is very good for cold too.

[@jazariareid7250]

💯🇯🇲

[@Rooihuiskraal_]

This woman is articulate. Informed and passionate

[@millicentagidipo1381]

Thank you.

[@tessbeauty77]

Wode Maya you are still doing a wonderful job bringing Africa to the world. African can truly feed themselves and the world.the lands are so beautiful and bountiful.❤

[@BORNFREE876]

🇯🇲Glad to see you continue to seek and highlight these nuggets of African success. Those turkey berries are known in Jamaica as susumber. It’s cooked-up with codfish, coconut milk being the base. When it’s cool it has a purplish glow which is interpreted as signs of mineral irons. Empowerment & employment of our African sisters. Agriculture with its early morning rise, long back-breaking days in the sun wearing dirty clothes have never been the domain of youngsters, while they complain of high unemployment. Just like the government advocating and incentivizing the year of return, what about the year back to the soil?

[@Amlah1740]

They need to start manufacturing farming equipment to make the workload easier and to increase production.

[@twimase4522]

@@Amlah1740 yes ooo i think Katanka home some but i think is too expensive

[@obeahman6286]

Exactly. Those are susumbas, ate mixed with salt fish. I swear, this is very ingenious. It grows wild!

[@theaadkins857]

Proud of you for the work you are doing, bringing a slice of Africa to the world. I am very proud of this young lady and thank you for bringing back the healing practices of the ancestors that we have been forgetting. So many people, especially girls, are now suffering from this anemic condition... so it is good to find a natural remedy. We call that susumber in jamaica, and we never used it much because we don't know the benefit of the plants around us

[@kanti8942]

In Ghana it's called akwaa nsusaa

[@myrnajames1460]

Many of us new the benefit but unfortunately we Jamaican don't like anything that tastes bitter also when it's Cooked and not stored correctly it can become poisonous.

[@joanwilson450]

Awsome known this berry as a wild fruit , we called it susuba we play marbles with it .Very proud of you my sister.

[@kofiking1813]

Main thanks goes for WODE MAYA !!!! This lady is heroe , a game changer , a scientist etc. I'm really really impressed with her , for the fact that, she's been able to escape the the Educational System from this Western ideas. Not all of us can be employed at the office . Is about time we teach our people how to be creative instead of expecting salaries. I believe this lady is gonna employ most of her colleagues.

[@benjaminmawutor3672]

KOFIKING .. YOU HAVE ❤ SAID IT ALL . . SHE IS A REAL HERO .

[@nobelaharris7737]

This young lady is doing an amazing job and being very encouraging to other youths she should be very proud of her achievement and she will become very big in the world soon ❤👍

[@ebentee]

We need more ladies like her, she is an inspiration to everyone ❤❤❤

[@MrBloodbank25]

Good work Maya, in Jamaica we call it Susmba or gully beans

[@africanfamilyhealthorganiz7238]

That's why it's important for Africans to eat their local food because it's better! Sadly some people think that eating foreign junk food shows you have money. We need a mental shift so that we feel proud eating local food and buying made in Africa products!

[@osamedennadi6309]

Thank you. We are born in a particular place for a reason. Our body needs the food from whence it came.

[@andresvaldes2491]

Wishing her lots of success. I would love to try it.

[@yahnkay269]

Maya and Milli! The Achieving Woman!

[@Josephine34667]

Good interview with this lady . She is very knowledgeable in what she is doing and also hardworking. An inspiration to the youth

[@mikeaman2008]

Welcome back Wode Maya! Greetings my Brotha; glad to have you back in the mix...I love this lovely lady of vision. In Jamaica we call these berries 'susumba' or 'gully beans'! We use them is several dishes. Plenty of nutritional value and taste too...a very noble project indeed! Go Ghana!

[@CarolBennett-r2o]

Am a Jamaican i love Africa and the people of Africa i don't know what connection i have but when i see you people i see my self

[@Beth-sm2fx]

Mother Africa we love you so much❤ yes we are the future of Africa!

[@nauticdixons]

Wode, this is one of your best videos and projects by far. Showing Millicent's "little beginnings" to where she is now is so so impactful, especially for our youths. Great job to the both of you 👏🏿 👏🏿👏🏿

[@Chach-se4nq]

This plant is called Katunkuma or obutura... formerly eaten by the very poor especially my family as i grew up (in some parts of Ug) At 40 it's my 'delicie' Rich people now eat them coz this is medicine and other health benefits.

[@dawntrenchfield7920]

Wow awesome keep up the amazing work my brothers and sisters in the motherland.

[@ellenowusuaobeng6413]

Once again I celebrate you my king legend saviour of Africa I don't even know what name to call you God richly bless you and this magical lady enjoy the rest of your life lots of love to you both ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💙 😘 💜 ❤️ 🙏🙏🙏

[@omoruyistanley1914]

I love it ! I can do it,!!! Am in Italy 🇮🇹 but come to Nigeria 🇳🇬 wow

[@shaneshaney5860]

May God keep blessing Millicent and her husband and beyond. She's an innovator! What a brilliant lady! Africa needs more and more of these women!

[@Kira-n3i3h]

She does an exellent job,congratulations.guinea 🇬🇶

[@stephaniezionabubakariel844]

Agriculture/mother nature is our primary doctor!! 💚💚💚💜💜💜

[@verniciapierre1350]

Omg Wode This is super, this plant saved my life too... well done to this young women, as an argrotransformator, I too have created some amazing products with this wonder herb. Well done🎉🎉

[@beatriceduana232]

When were we growing up, so it was to play with. Thank God for Wade Maya 🙏. Lots of love ❤️ Amen and Amen

[@TheStarExperience.]

This is very inspiring. Very inteligente lady with a supportive husband 👏👏. Thank for Maya

[@joyouscharity]

Thank you for adding Nigeria, because I already loving this tea, even without a taste yet; Thanks to wode Maya for bringing this out. We will be anticipating in Nigeria

[@frederickacheampong1699]

Smart guy ..very good story .Ghana and Africa has the answers. Very medicinal

[@savannapanton645]

I’m from Liberia and appreciate your relentless efforts and support in showcasing and bringing the potential of Africa to the world…Africa is not a poor continent. Is a statement of facts.

[@valgriff]

So many people suffer from iron deficiency. I contacted this company immediately after I saw this video. I would love to see this vital product in the US. Ty

[@freedomaidghana3274]

Valgriff you are right! Together, we shall make the impact! Waiting to hear from you on your first order

[@taq1238]

If you bring it to the US, I'll be one of your first customers. 💪🏾

[@pianogrooveimpact1765]

@taq it's in the US already

[@taq1238]

@pianogrooveimpact1765 Yes, that comment was before I found it on Amazon 😊

[@mauriceharvey1084]

WODE MAYA ANOTHER INSPIRATIONAL AGRIC VIDEO ❤ WELL DONE ❤ KEEP UP THE GOOD WORKS ❤ WHO AGREE

[@yummykitchendirect4528]

Well done to the lady, for doing an Amazing job.

[@pichimw]

Powerful African Women, thanks for representing your new home Malawi 🇲🇼

[@tourandrelocationcommunity]

I'm so deeply inspired by Millicent's story. Achiever Foods Limited is creating a blueprint.

[@freedomaidghana3274]

Thank you

[@nauticdixons]

💯

[@dug757]

Very interesting, I wish her much success!!!

[@onlyme9747]

Hello Wode Maya glad you are back👏👏 Thank you for promoting this young lady such an amazing entrepreneur. The sky is the limit for her and her team I wish her continued success. I am in the US I will be checking the African stores or on Amazon. Amazing content. Again glad to have you back👏👏🙌🙌👍👍

[@mariamasipa4197]

Wow that's great the young lady is changing the narrative indeed Africa can do well on its own we don't need the western world 👏 kudos to you Wode Maya

[@JamesCMays-lr5ie]

In truth the colonial nations of Europe have all ways knew this about Africa, as a frontier man I'm believing GOD, that China, the IMf, a avery other will succeed in continuing to take advantage of Africans in default to bank loans, resulting in taking land resources and ocean front ports, Aman to Africa industrial independence. 🤔✊👊be aware to not default on eny loan is Godly for my fellow Africaneers .Peace and love, One love baby face Woda Maya to Africa the Final frontier of world trade amongst themselves. James in America Chicago. 💖💝💌

[@africthemes]

Most inspiring documentary I have watched in a while 🇺🇬🇬🇭

[@earlgayle3840]

We call this fruit Susumba back home in Jamaica 🇯🇲. Never liked the taste as a kid growing up but as I got older and I found out the medical health benefits it became one of my favorite until today.

[@kwasiamankwah7824]

Sumsumba in ghana means spiritual child. Waooo

[@mavisburke495]

​​@@kwasiamankwah7824WOW, how is it possible that a people who left the African continent so many centuries ago are using a word that's so familiar to ghanians?

[@kwamek9]

I think it has been corrupted. In Akan - Twi, its called "nsusuwa". Since Jamaca has a Ghanaian background the word has been corrupted over time. The "Sumsumba" also in Twi means "the child of a spirit"

[@Pugugarden]

We really appreciate your work wode Maya thank you for inspiring us to work harder to set up search factories

[@TheSENYO]

Innovative ideas 💡. Transforming African farm produce into finished goods and maintaining its nutrients and healing properties to benefit Africans and the world at large. Great 👍🏿

[@dahlia3369]

My mo love that thing it so bitter she likes it a lot with cod fish ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇬🇭🇺🇸

[@barbaranyanteh5600]

God is faithful , God bless you for doing this

[@heyekom]

Excellent, unique and beneficial product. Love from a MALAWIAN

[@storiesrecap2400]

Wode Maya, you are exposing the best in Africans. Much love and respect from Namibia

[@WODEMAYA]

One of the best things I’ve ever done

[@kofitwum6858]

Value addition is a game changer😀

[@kofitwum6858]

If you have enough to feed yourself all year round despite the seasons, then you can spend your time solving other problems.

[@debbiemarquis3231]

I live on a little island in the Caribbean..and agriculture and food processing is a big deal here..the gov't pump millions every year into agriculture and training.. Feeding yourself is the biggest flex any country can have..and African countries need to understand this..

[@jamaicaboy]

Am from the Caribbean as well, I'm really curious to fine out which island you talking about

[@madjoabutterfly]

What there's over 20 Caribbean islands, which one are you from? I lived on Dominica.

[@Breeze06]

Hey. Which island?

[@lisab9836]

I love this video all because i love me some susumba. Agriculture to the world. Great job 🇯🇲

[@gracekudiabor2734]

Wow God bless this lady for this great life saving initiative God bless you too Maya for bringing her out. If not you, I wouldn't have known a thing like this existed

[@akwabanthebe5836]

This has been my dream project but i didnt have an idea how to start it. l still have other ideas for it. Will definitely contact her.

[@ahmedAbdulkadir-xc2nw]

Africa is place that wealthiest in the world

[@hisholiness2010]

Good one, Africa is capable of doing everything food to feed ourselves,lets support ourselves ooo🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@JamesCMays-lr5ie]

Greeting from America baby face Woda Maya, that is the foundation of sustainable industry. All power to pan Africanism ,health and wealth to my fellow Africans. James in America Chicago. 🤔✊👊

[@galathians3132]

This is what we need in Africa! Amazing!

[@eseroberts]

Way to go Millie... your path is as a shining light❤🎉

[@cassandradeer3032]

HEY WODE MAYA this fruit is in Jamaica known as Sosumba aka Gully beans.

[@michaelturner97311]

What a amazing story 🙏🏾❤️✌🏽thank you for sharing WODE MAYA for president ALABAMA 🇺🇸

[@konstantwright]

Great Job Wode Maya. Solute to you young Lady. Ambassador Wode Maya, God bless Brother🙏🏾🇯🇲🇺🇸

[@ejwatson2858]

We call it susumba in Jamaica 🇯🇲 juice the leaf with salt for cold

[@0tismadaline]

The mindset is very important, well said sweetheart and May God continue to protect your going and coming in always Maya🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

We have those berries in Jamaica; they are mostly eaten by birds. But, we sometime cook them with rice, and we use the leaves to wash dishes. Today, the Rastafarians use them in most of their dishes.

[@dfreshvids]

Nice one Wode Maya. Love the re-enactment scenes. Gave the story life.... You are doing well. Congratulations

[@emmanuelkyeremeh1951]

Great job to the lady and also to Maya,I know this plant is a blood booster.

[@annmccurdy4401]

In jamaica we called those berries susumber.i like to cook it with salt makrel or saltfish run down.i drink the leaves in tea also

[@ericachamangwana8242]

The young lady farmer is an achiever indeed! Thanks for sharing Maya its videos like this that can change the youth to change their mindsets about agriculture. Kudos Maya💕

[@peacelover5891]

Wode Maya is back with more energy.. Keep them coming..

[@olaola7887]

What an inspirational move from this lady and her husband.....bold, confident, hardworking.. . Kudos!!!

[@joyceaddo4485]

Bravo sister, press on & go as far as you can God Bless you

[@FreedomAidGhana]

Africa is the future !!!

[@manuelb.4107]

We celebrate you, sister ❤ Glory be to God Almighty 🙏🏾

[@silentent727]

Hi my brother your the best teacher may God lead u everywhere u go

[@alvanalvino]

Always the women with the great brains and initiatives to take risks in Ghana. There must be something very special about Ghanian women since ancient times especially since the day of the great legendary Ya Asantewa. Proud to see the Ghanian women taking charge of the micro economy. Where is the government to help small scale businesses? A loan of $200,000 USA dollars will catapult this young lady into a business that helps to find youth unemployment in at least one area. And they get to pay taxes to the government on their wages in return. Why do we have idiots ruling us across Africa.

[@llynnetteyoung]

The testimony of the sister is inspiring. Wow! I’ve never heard of turkey berry. I love Ghana. I love Africa.

[@melodybashiriahmad914]

Aaaa Wode maya my brother,I feel like crying 😢 when you mention Malawi 🇲🇼. Thank you so much for the love you have for Africa 🌍. I have learned alot and am still learning from your videos. God bless you and your family bro

[@markdaniels5264]

I like the way you took her story backward to show her presence in the past. Good job Wode maya. God bless her hustle

[@nauticdixons]

I really thought that was cool.

[@PathtoSuccess-p1k]

One day I will meet Maya and I will be very proud. Come back to Kenya our dear In-law.

[@josephkessy4512]

Maya I really appreciate you for this honestly today I have learned something that will go change my life for good and I’m from Tanzania what I need is to know how to process it to tea bags

[@WODEMAYA]

😃😃

[@beatricegeschke2829]

what or amazing girl this what Afrika need

[@MrJbcnet]

That’s why as a Zambian American am moving back this is such a great initiative. She has done really well and If the goal is bigger things fall into place.