He Left Nigeria to Build a Million Dollar Tech Company in South Africa

[@Lainjo]

Great advice from him! 1. surround yourself with great minds 2. Do all the hard things first. do the hard work earlier! 3.Do not be comfortable! get out of your comfort zone. 4. We all have a part to play in rewriting of the narrative around our African countries.

[@eugeneprayer3912]

I Am proud of this young chap

[@abdulbasitbello2381]

5. Dedicate the shares of the company amongst founders based on roles. 6. Don't lose focus, chase the business's success not awards.

[@Heartwell_Okorie]

Oh my Goodness!. I need to meet with him and learn so much. He's so much Amazing 😍♥️🙌🏻.. I celebrate You greatly!

[@philipbanda6637]

Nigerians are the most entrepreneurial in Africa. Look at the world class corporations they have and run on the continent . Their education system is also good only matched by Zimbabwe and Rwanda.

[@chy4545]

🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@technotambo2]

Am a Zambian KZbinr and I must say that I have lived with Nigerians in U.K, Bulgaria and India and I came to a conclusion that a Nigerian is unstoppable, the Nigerian fighting spirit is what every African must have! This success story you have covered my Brother Tayo? is another great Story! I have enjoyed this Video!

[@zwelakhezwane4128]

But why is Nigeria poor or do they succeed only in functional countries?

[@adexadex2226]

@@zwelakhezwane4128 there are lots of rich and amazing Nigerians doing great things back home too.

[@technotambo2]

@@zwelakhezwane4128 Hear this my Brother, The value of all the goods and services produced in 2020, the GDP of Nigeria is USD432 Billion, the GDP of South Africa is USD301 Billion, the GDP of Zambia is USD19.3 Billion, the population of Nigeria is 200 Million, South Africa 60 Million and Zambia 18 Million, so you can see that Nigeria is not a poor Country, Zambia is a poor Country, not Nigeria, Nigeria just has a large population, when you extrapolate the GDP graph going into the future, Nigeria will be a first World Country just like South Africa. Now despite Zambia being the poorest of the 3 there is no South African migrant in Zambia who is a poor person, even if they were poor in South Africa when they come to Zambia they see new opportunities and improve their lives, so your perfect opportunities could be anywhere, you have to look and find my Brother, I love you! Take Care

[@florarice592]

@@zwelakhezwane4128 Your SA is not even close to Nigeria ok, SA is a rich country yet you have shack houses and open toilet every where

[@nmg1909]

@@zwelakhezwane4128 Nigerians are poor is a choice. Have you checked Nigerians across the board doing great in all expect of human endeavors? You can google or learn more and compare it to other African countries per success stories.

[@mfundodlamini1641]

This is the stories I Wanna hear about our African brothers coming to SA and making their dreams come true. Not the criminal activities we keep hearing from the media.

[@onioluwole7359]

That's because the criminal story about Nigerians is all you and your kind want to hear

[@olaoduleye2851]

Exactly

[@gideonolaiya6665]

That's if you don't kill them. Can you see what they do there? But nah, they are taking your jobs 😒😒😒

[@listenup2882]

The average immigrant isn't a criminal.

[@florarice592]

Use your brain, your media are fill with lies and are Nigerians the only foreigner in SA, why do you guys fill intimidated?

[@ireoluwaTH]

"Tell your stories, it's not bragging. It is important for the culture..." Thank you.

[@FisayoFosudo]

Great storytelling on this one Tayo!

[@aghonelego2379]

The igbos are the people pushing drugs in Nigeria and to your country. Sad. not all Nigerians. Many of the igbo are from villages. If you see Nigerians opening shops to sell provisions and groceries and competing with the locals, they are igbos. while they do that, they will also be doing drugs. Thats how it works

[@Mat_Thabang]

South Africans are welcoming if you bring positive into the country like the singers and actors no one will fight or chase you because what you do does not bring negative vibes. big ups to you and Nigeria.

[@hopelife8130]

655 nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@afrikanheritage99]

Literally you want to brain drain other African nations citizens to develop your country while you guys sit on hands fooling around in your shacks.

[@MrOneWay5000]

Why do they never chase and fight their colonizers?

[@MrMalimaali]

@@MrOneWay5000 the colonizers were chased in Nigeria and Congo and and in many other African countries how are they doing now??

[@sikhumbuzovilakazi1889]

Why west African still following colonizers if they don't want them... 😒 You going to Europe, UK nd America but you hate white🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂😂 foolish people

[@berthekabwe871]

Very impressive. He seems humble and down to earth. Having to prove oneself is something majority of blacks in the diaspora have to go through everyday.

[@mvalson7663]

Nigerians are Flipping intelligent. I'm appreciative of this young brother for contributing good in our country.

[@onlyoneam]

Truly! Rooting for all of ya'll!

[@isaactshiutsotetsi]

This is why Tayo is my favorite KZbinr…. My man is capable of interviewing people we all need to get inspiration from.. I’ve been a subscriber since 2020 still getting inspired by his vlogs.

[@obest9803]

See Tayo na baba , I am connected learning so much from his interview, well done baba

[@Marysmmiiith]

Good Content. We need more success stories like this of other immigrants living in South Africa legally, living peacefully with South Africans, and doing legimate businesses🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@Ruth333]

Just two men making us proud!🇳🇬❣️🇳🇬

[@thehzondo8419]

my goodness as 29yr old South African woman I'm motivated to push and to work smart thank you fam one love 🤗🇿🇦

[@lozi4163]

the man seem humble and he did well for himself

[@okiemute7744]

Lozi is this you or a fake account?

[@dorothy3586]

Absolutely

[@bissyshobbo]

Please carry your xenophobic self go to ur ADOS platforms, leave Tayo page alone, don't come here and pollute it with your negative energy

[@thembi9645]

@@bissyshobbo he’s not Xenophobic, too obsessed with the word Xenophobic. Why is this guy still here if we that Xenophobic? . Every corner u bump to a foreigner but We Xenophobic 😂😅too Jelly that the problem

[@lozi4163]

@@okiemute7744 why will it be fake? When someone does good, we have to recognize and lift them up, regardless of the chaos that many Nigerians have inflicted in our nation which is what i am against, when other Nigerians have done positive things, we must recognize them as well, in a perfect world, we shouldn't be in a position where we don't have a single bad Nigerian in our country

[@Ubepati]

I tell you what, there isnt enough of this content on SABC or even Dstv!!! This deserves a prime time slot not just this channel but Wode Maya's channel as well!!! Great job to all the african youtubers doing this kind of content!!!

[@gafaritachie-menson352]

This guy is quiet smart no wonder he's made a headway at such a tender age when many of us, Nigerians are still leeching on our parents. His story will inspire youths of this to think critically. Thanks Tayo for letting us know him.

[@hopelife8130]

12 nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@joj_moneybag]

​@@hopelife8130 You are not broke. You are a cheap scammer. Everyone report this comment and others by this thief.

[@Marysmmiiith]

True 🇿🇦

[@PhillBeautyStudio]

I'm a young S.An and this kind of content brings so much motivation 🌟

[@IamAfrikan]

The biggest takeaway from this video is that majority of success stories started from FAILURE. There is no success story that doesn't have a bump on the way. Interesting to see Nigerians doing AMAZING things making Nigeria proud. I like when he said JUMP. Most entrepreneurs get to that IMPORTANT moment when they decide to jump, GO BIG, or GO HOME. He has ACHIEVED a lot at a very young age. This type of video is always INSPIRING. 'Helping other people solve problems. Success and money come from solving problems. Focusing on solving problems is one of the greatest ways to use the MIND. Every time I see TAYO's video, I don't only dwell on the content, I also appreciate how good TAYO is at his CRAFT. You are also shining as you provide amazing content. May you continue to grow and SHINE.

[@emakporpeterson8515]

Amen.

[@emmanuelowolabi12]

Amen ooo! Thanks to Tayo too ♥️

[@NkataM]

"South Africa, Alive With Possibilities" I love that this bro took those opportunities and ran with them in our country. It's an African success story and he is plowing back and contributing majorly. I hope his company grows in the continent and maximize its full potential 🙏

[@Όψεωςαποκατασταθεί]

Amen to that prayer!

[@sbusbebe3620]

I don't think it's wise decision for SA. This opportunities are suppose to be for SA locals. We are aware that SA has the talents in IT and do exchange gov to gov trade deals with Nigeria and many other African states but this solely opportunity providing software deals with some SA gov agencies and private SA organizations locally can be a threath to SA economy manipulated by Nigerians. U can't open this local opportunities to criminals especially Nigerians. U can bring in a respected and trusted big org from Nigeria gov to gov deals than allowing just an individual Nigerian owner to explore SA local opportunities. The reason being if such organization expand abroad it will be a Nigerian out there but not a SA organization even if it's registered in SA it will still look like it's owned by a Nigerian easily manipulated to favour Nigeria. U can't have a Nigerian having contracts with our gov departments and driving that Potion off IT sector in SA lands it can be manipulated especially working with our government internal agencies. I say SA shouldn't allow this to happen at all dispose this Nigerian business and invest in SA locals in the IT sector we have enough skills and experience and market in the IT sector that SA can explore.

[@NkataM]

@@sbusbebe3620 does your logic only apply to Nigerians because they are assumed criminal before found guilty? SAP ERP is used by Eskom, Transnet and other State Owned Enterprises (SOE) yet it is owned by the Germans. How come we trust that Germans wouldn't steal our data from SOEs yet assume Nigerians will? I think you have an unchecked bias against Nigerians which you must monitor and regulate.

[@sbusbebe3620]

@@NkataM if it's gov to gov deals it's ok but individuals Joe not secured.

[@dikeledijane8186]

We are welcoming investors not criminals

[@ogbeifunelijah764]

"Go hard or go Home" actually strucks. The fact of been uncomfortable can't be overemphasized....we need to be solution curators. Thanks for what you do Tayo. This is delightsome and inspiring. God bless 💯🙏

[@onlyoneam]

So succesful yet still so teachable. A natural global leader.

[@thabangdiokana9886]

Viva to black excellence, Africa is very proud of you young man continue to shine🇿🇦🇿🇦✊✊✊

[@ronnylawson2218]

As a Dutch, I will forever admire the empowerment of Nigerian entrepreneurship. They are the best to do business with here in 🇿🇦

[@rubendejong6748]

When are you going back to the Homeland?

[@ronnylawson2218]

@@rubendejong6748 Well i am Currently at home with my family in the Netherlands 🇳🇱. But My black South African workers need me for them to feed their families.

[@tyali84]

Let us clear one thing. You are not Dutch because no White person in South Africa refers to themselves as "Dutch". Your first and last name are not Dutch, maybe a "Dirk Visser" would have made more sense. Also talking about business in South Africa, most Afrikaans people would not commonly do business with anyone except other Afrikaans speaking. Why not use your real Nigerian name instead of disguising as a fake Dutch man.

[@ronnylawson2218]

@@tyali84 wow u got a lot of projection going on. Lawson is many middle name, last name vrij. And I am not a Afrikaan lol. I was born and raised in the Netherlands, 7 years I bought few businesses in Cape Town.

[@tyali84]

@@ronnylawson2218 Bought a few businesses in Cape Town and yet you have time to debate on frivolous comments on youtube? Okay Mr Vrij tell that to an ant...

[@vt5371]

Tayo, you have outdone yourself here - I am a SA tech entrepreneur, this is really inspiring...

[@donrule1]

Met This Genius at friends party at this same rooftop. I was blown away by his intelligence and how confident he was in his dreams... I did not sleep that night to be honest. I thought about life all night..😂

[@hopelife8130]

6nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@krocknyce96]

@@hopelife8130 where is that place?

[@joj_moneybag]

​@@hopelife8130 Thief.

[@emmanueljoseph5443]

Get out of your comfort zone is what I took away as a lesson. As long as you remain in your comfort zone, you aren't going any where. Thank you Tayo for sharing this inspiring story.

[@hopelife8130]

433 nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@tjjsquad8152]

Wow there are so many successful Nigerians in south africa 🇿🇦 💪

[@clinzo356]

Thanks bro for positive African content and I love the fact that everytime you in SA you showcase how fellow Africans are living their best life...instead of the other narrative being pushed about SA.

[@keketsomega8358]

Thanks for showing us these hard working men in our country, I live in rural parts of South Africa. People from cities always complain about Nigerian doing crime and selling drugs. But what I saw in this channel is a completely different picture. To me its a miracle to see young black men competing in a tech industry, thanks again for showing me a different side of these great Nigerians and Africans.

[@abodunrinabayomi8808]

Google tech hubs in Nigeria. We have many Nigerian own tech companies. Google and research, stop listening to hearsay!

[@segostotheworld7734]

Keketso don't go to Hilbrow or Central CBDs where they are the majority.

[@geraldlekhowane8736]

what are you saying South Africans and the High number of Nigerians on prisons for drugs human trafficking prostitution scamming rituals killings human organs harvesting etc they're lying ?

[@keketsomega8358]

@@geraldlekhowane8736 What?

[@lozi4163]

You sound like a village dweller indeed, the leading tech hubs in Africa are from SA, Naspers to name one which is a state owned is Africas richest company going as far as owning giant tech in Russia, China and western countries. MTN alone is one of the giant tech in Africa and is black owned, what do you mean you get shocked? Get exposure and stop thinking low of yourself

[@Izzy_React]

08:48 😊 i remember in black panther-2 (where Shuri said) "brilliant at a young age is not so accepted by the elders"

[@truesouth6532]

This is really inspiring. I'm super happy for this young man and his business. We need to see more young African men and women doing great things, legally. Congratulations and I wish him growth. Big ups to the both of you 👏🏽. Love from SA 🇿🇦

[@transformar_vidas]

Exelente ejemplo de superación. Saludos desde Venezuela.

[@sidumisemhatu8199]

This is exciting, I'm happy for this guy.. And to the boring people who always want to make things about South Africa vs Nigeria 🙄 you are boring.. Also tired of defending anything, because I've noticed that the people who always have negative things to say are people who have never visited the country they are talking about.. They just say things they pick from social media.. Those who have experience know better.. So believe what ever you want to believe man, we don't have time..

[@robertoportfolio1378]

True and we all know media shows misleading information about Africa

[@igeadekunle2981]

Kudos Tayo... I was once a residence of South Africa, went there to Study, had my first degree honours in one of their university, really enjoyed my time in there...But I had to leave due to circumstances beyond my control... Writing our name on the map is a necessary thing because the first set of Nigerians that went there to hustle, did no good to our image...the ones there now, need to rewrite the story of how good Nigerians are...🤷‍♂️

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching. Gradually we will change the narrative!

[@thembi9645]

@@TayoAinaFilms bcz we tend to think all Nigerian men are evil and cruel who will do anything to live a soft life. But doing these kinds of videos is changing the narrative. Thank you man

[@Lulama_ZA]

I'm glad there are people who have this view,thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@abodunrinabayomi8808]

You must be a kid! Lol! First set of Nigerians were Doctors, University Professors, Teachers etc, asked by Mandela to help educate their people just after apartheid! If you don't know history shut up!

[@khongelanishiluvana3467]

Thank you for this truthful comment! 🙏

[@gedenironald8635]

Big up to my Nigerian brothers. As a South African I am really proud of you. Lets build together and lets fight hate together and only when we work together we can achieve greater things. More Nigerians in South Africa with entrepreneurial skills will change the face of South Africa to be something great.

[@cecilianiyifrancis4870]

Well done man, that is Nigerian 🇳🇬 spirit., God Bless. And God will continue to back you up.Amen.🙏❤💕💕👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mabotsemohlahlo3721]

As a South African very proud of this Nigerian brother ,and all those who paint our country that we hate foreigners look at this young Nigerian🇳🇬 entrepreneur who has made a cheesy contribution here living his life .I hope this changes your mind on how u look at South Driva and it’s people we need people who will contribute positively in the society and economy not liability,or should I increase the volume for those at the back seat?

[@Whoisphinxx]

Very inspirational video and I’m happy he could build such empire as a Nigerian living abroad

[@John_code]

South Africa is full of intrapreneurial opportunities ! Job well done to the man

[@hopelife8130]

562 nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@odionugbiyobo2316]

Whao impressed! Kudos to the young man for all he has achieved. I tell you we are not lacking in leaders as skills are transferable. Well done Tayo for bringing this to light. Nigerians rock!

[@_genova6230]

Watching from zim ,id love to start a one stop shop tech company in Zimbabwe ,seeing people like this guy really help shine a light on hopfully my future path thank u tayo and kola

[@cashmagesh5135]

Well done to this dude & thanks to you Tayo for featuring him.

[@davidadebanjo1277]

Good to know Nigerians are doing well in South Africa!

[@robertoportfolio1378]

That's nice to hear as a south african

[@khwezykhwezy6926]

Some

[@valentineisraelshabangu4069]

Yea there are good Nigerians but theres that spawn who end up spoiling the whole bag.

[@Stratocaster01]

South Africa has been good to many Nigerian professionals for decades.

[@DrBarnsnation]

I won't lie, I loved you since the first day I saw your content. And you're growing, giving us quality contents. All the best Man ✌🏽

[@groundsandcribsrealty]

He's got an overwhelming positive attitude right from way back when I knew him. I'm glad to be following, getting inspired and learning. Well done Kola. Thumbs up to you Tayo for having him here

[@janetrodney8004]

I am so proud of this young Brilliant Brother. I pray everyone around the World view this interview, especially all my people of predominantly Africans in the Caribbean North America South America. I am excited for the progress the young Brilliant minds in the motherland is leading the way.

[@chichifedi]

Wow 😳 at 30 he has achieved alot proud of him

[@Kikongolessons]

Yeah 👍

[@Kwenzekilevilakazi]

He just made me feel bad that M about to tern 30 soon and still trying .......

[@RTG2019]

I really happy whe I see Africans enterviewing tech companies CEOs

[@DigitalJuggernaut]

I am happy for you brother. Nigerians are doing great things all around the world and even if i am not doing great things like this brother, i am still proud to be a Nigerian

[@kengie121]

Inspiring gentleman. Wholesome interview. Thank you. Greetings from 🇺🇬

[@TheJourneyOfAnu]

Very impressive Nigeria and South Africa 🙏🏿

[@mandlablessingnhlapo9896]

We are Proud of you my Brother and let's make this continent Great.

[@modzi-modzi5991]

Almost 400k subscribers *braaaavo* Tayo🥳🥳 Your succes in this journey as a content creator is the continent success, Nigeria success and all of us success ! Love and support from a togolese brother in France ✌️❤️ Keep motivating us and showing the africa and africans who are winning . Appropriating our own narrative is the key and I'm here for it 😝✒️

[@joshuaehoche]

Thank you @tayo for asking the right questions

[@kamogelo1735]

Well done Tayo 👏 and there's absolutely nothing wrong about sharing positive stories about your compatriots. We need stories such as these to dispel some of the stereotypes.

[@manandomkhabela7136]

As a South African, I'm very proud of this Youngman 👏. These are the type of migrants we welcome with the spirit of Ubuntu, not those rotten ones who take shortcuts through criminal activities and take advantage of our patience.

[@genuinediasporan6661]

Criminality is not limited to foreign nationals . In fact, statistically foreigners are more law abiding than the citizens of that country. So ,it must be cool to commit crime in South Africa as long as you are South African. No excuse for Xenophobia. Racist had excuses for being racist.

[@petergyang9784]

You are also a criminal with a wicked heart full of hate , there are alots of South Africans who are Criminals too

[@lagosian123]

@@genuinediasporan6661 👍🏿👌🏿👏🏾✊🏾

[@mbch7ji2]

Most criminals in any country are citizens of that country!! Fact!!

[@Og8821]

@@genuinediasporan6661 nobody said it was… we still prefer non criminal immigrants just like I’m sure Nigeria would also prefer

[@mfanafuthialfred6894]

This guy is lengend...we need this in our Continent..very smart and intelligent very inperishional 👏👏👏💥

[@yemisioyedepo1776]

I am so proud of you Kola. It great to see Nigerians doing so well, Tayo, thanks for bringing this amazing CEO to us

[@nguse_fola6639]

What a talented individual pure respect for you my brother, our very own Elon Musk.

[@teazerfemi]

Very great story of a true Nigerian, Africa is proud of you

[@Lainjo]

For some reason I did not really understand the answers he gave to most of Tayo's questions. I was really hoping to understand him better with the questions about how he started the companies, step by step so to say. He is so well spoken, well dressed, confident and a millionaire by 30! that's really impressive, so handsome too. Great job to him. Happy for him! its amazing to watch. Thanks for sharing Tayo. Always bringing us great content with amazing video, editing, storyline quality. thANKKK YOU TAYO!

[@lebohang8405]

Salute to the hard-working brother. This what South Africans need. Nothing but value add. I'm left inspired and wish him further growth anywhere in the continent!

[@hopelife8130]

nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please....

[@Imlukengu]

After watching the video and giving it a thumb up ,I knew that comment section was going to be 🔥. THANK YOU TAYO FOR THIS AMAZING CONTENTS.We are Africans and Afric🌍 is one.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@emmanuelisaac2735]

@@TayoAinaFilms Weldone Tayo for this amazing video Really ♥️ this 😩

[@kalabareoyinpreye]

The tech space is still widely open in africa . Kudos to him , he has done very well

[@jamesdennison2671]

That inscription "Go Hard or Go Home" really hit me in the right spot👌👍🙌

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Word!

[@familyintraining6636]

Your video interviews and travels are very informative, Tayo! Keep up the e cells that work!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@familyintraining6636]

E cells should have been written as I wrote, it…..excellent work!!!

[@Elikem2982]

Amazing talent! Glad to know Africa got the talent’s for the task ahead!!!

[@zenzele679]

keep on doing good things bro, good story from a good Nigerian 🇳🇬 guy!! 💓🇿🇦

[@MillhouseSpeaks]

Please visit and showcase Morocco 🇲🇦 Senegal 🇸🇳 and Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@robertoportfolio1378]

Tayo: ok TAYO POSTED A NEW VIDEO 5 HOURS AGO Me reading video title: Nigerian billionaire in Morocco TAYO POSTED A NEW VIDEO 4 HOURS AGO me reading video title: Nigerian man left Nigeria to make a million dollar business in Senegal TAYO POSTED A NEW VIDEO 1 HOURS AGO Me reading video title: Nigerian businessman left the usa to create a african million dollar brand in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Don't get your hopes up you will be disappointed

[@karldrogo9765]

These are the stories that make African unity easy and great. This man has done well. Great story..SA can be a mecca for African minds

[@POBoxAfrica]

As a Nigerian, I think South Africa is one of the most beautiful and hospitable countries in the world. A country where foreigners; Chinese, Lebanese, Indians, Congolese, Zimbabweans, move in and become Millionaires. The country has soo much potential, I pray the next government get it right. We want this country to remain stronger. The people are very warm, friendly and open minded. I will also reserve my opinion about their women. I think we (Nigerian men) have a special affinity for their women.

[@melanin7770]

As a South African you telling the truth. Without South Africa Africa is nothing 💙🇿🇦💙

[@igeadekunle2981]

@@melanin7770 Without African countries South Africa is nothing... if you want to know I will get you informed...🤷‍♂️

[@melanin7770]

@@igeadekunle2981 lol read my comment again 70 times. We black south Africans we are the most consumers in this country. The reason why the is cash flowing in this country it's because of us b*tch. So every foreigner that has a thriving business in this country it's because of us.

[@goldenismonica1522]

This entire comment is weird

[@AfriPrincess411]

You are South African masquerading as a Nigerian 😆

[@marvinchamata958]

So inspiring, i've had a lot of failed businesses. After watching this i feel motivated

[@giftudofia8121]

Thank you very much @Tayoaina for helping me to learn a lot about tech, real estate and possibilities Nigeria has in her youth. Thanks for showing me that legit wealth is possible for very young Nigerians inspite of the odds.

[@OTOBUELIJAH]

I'm really impressed with the inherent courageous spirit of this guy..... keep it up bro.

[@JoelSam]

I keep saying Nigerians are the most hardworking Africans you’d ever meet. Kudos to Kola for this amazing feat! 🙌🏾

[@robertoportfolio1378]

Maybe you right but we can't really say that cause tayo is Nigerian and he only shows Nigerian businessmen . Just like in this video. South Africa has many south african businessmen but tayo only shows Nigerians, but why only Nigerians? I don't know why maybe he wants to motivate his people by showing others who made it so they can make Nigeria great again but would love to see other africans who made it to, so far I haven't

[@moryndelu1428]

@@robertoportfolio1378 so true .

[@barbarafadare9579]

@@robertoportfolio1378 he has to show Nigerians because you people would rather label Nigerians criminals than people who have legitimate businesses so there you have it

[@lozi4163]

How can this be possible when their own country is a mess and not a successful story, this notion is based on what exactly ?

[@barbarafadare9579]

@@lozi4163 Your country is a bigger mess, why don't you deal with that first

[@musaamos1678]

Big up to Nigerians and other African who are doing great things in South Africa and globally🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@kandakabiru2341]

Nigeria has a lot of brilliant intellectuals, a global giant. Just imagine what Nigeria can become if they make the country a fertile ground to cultivate these seeds.

[@abiodunadams9499]

Instead modernity haters are ruling and ruining 😒 Nigeria 🇳🇬 hence the massive brain 🧠 drain ...

[@lindomathe2864]

Nigeria is the Mecca of black excellence and as a black race, we will never be respected until Nigeria raises and makes us respectable. We as South Africans and the rest of the continent have a part to play but Nigeria carries the burden of changing the narrative.

[@sfundomathenjwa3191]

Proud of that young man from South Africa

[@profnovice]

we will comment , till we reach this guy's level , So much motivation in one video, thanks Again Tayo, you're the best

[@jurodahgabriel1816]

God bless you more and please uplift more young Africans South Africans appreciate other Africans who comes here and live honest life

[@robertmzee1027]

I really believe Tayo you have the best content bro. You always go straight to the point, be blessed forever grateful.

[@Kenetto1]

Am proud of this humble Afrikan.

[@naturalgirldiy]

Very impressive young man. So accomplished at such a young age. This was another great interview. Keep it up.

[@hopelife8130]

66 nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@eugene2928]

Salute to this brother, he did well for himself

[@Sanniolumide]

This videos is inspiring me to do more and get better!

[@audreylee1076]

Being a creative person myself, these are the stories, I appreciate hearing from our melanin people.

[@praisethelord.]

Tayo has dropped another great content here oo. Wow! He is full of visions. God bless everyone #spreadlove.

[@ibejibenson6065]

Good to see foreign companies start sponsoring your videos, wish you many more.

[@peacemathebula3597]

We need Nigerians who do like this in South Africa not criminals 🙏

[@barbarafadare9579]

We need South African to also go to a rehab and stop being criminals themselves

[@aishacice9622]

And lets make it clear south africa had high criminal activities before most immigrants came in

[@barbarafadare9579]

@@aishacice9622 Thank you

[@peacemathebula3597]

@@barbarafadare9579 problem you Nigerians added to that crime more than to do good do we do crime in your country our prions a full of Nigerians yet you come here you act like we doing crime in Nigeria

[@peacemathebula3597]

@@aishacice9622 we don’t want criminals in our country it’s better we have our criminals because we will find our way to deal with them. Go home and sell your drags there please

[@oparahugochukwu6548]

Whenever I watch this video, I'm always blown away

[@tinamaps1605]

Key words.." remain uncomfortable".🤝🏽👌🏽

[@jabulanithema1467]

Thank you for the inspiriting video. Much love from Pretoria.

[@kojo978]

Hi Tayo, Am Kojo. A Ghanaian after watching all your videos back to back I’m been motivated to relocate to Lagos. Any advice

[@didymario]

Why do you want to relocate?

[@gold9ja]

Cool, there are many Ghanians in Nigeria, especially Lagos.

[@curvyuniverse3475]

Go to Abuja ..Lagos will be too jaga jaga for you

[@meandmycrewentertainment4627]

Message I once lived in ghana before I return to Nigeria kumasi and obuasi precisely.

[@Innsidelyfe]

What are you bringing to Lagos?

[@jesseonwochei8584]

“Tell your story it’s not bragging, it’s part of your culture. “ Very very deep!

[@tumimathlo2262]

I really appreciate your work Tayo. I especially appreciate your work in showing how Africa is growing and the work done by Africans. But I have noted that you turn to tell the stories of Nigerians a lot more. I would like to challenge you to also reach out to other South Africans who are doing great things. This would especially be good for tackling the narrative that South Africans are lazy. Thanks in advance

[@theonly6359]

I agree 💯 We would also like to hear from successful South African🇿🇦 entrepreneurs too

[@tgirl4me1]

South Africans should tell their own stories too. Imagine the type of negative comments that South Africans will leave here if he does what you're asking for!🤦‍♀️🙄

[@walkwithorr]

No dear SAns are telling their stories, we have channels like The Hustlers Corner. No need to be validated by others.

[@theonly6359]

@@walkwithorr Great but they are not as internationally popular as Tayo’s channel. I didn’t even know that channel until now, anywho I will check it out thanks.

[@theonly6359]

@@tgirl4me1 This has nothing to do with that, you are getting it wrong. Tayo normally tells the stories of the local in the countries he is visiting just like he did in his first visit in South Africa 🇿🇦. We love Tayo and we appreciate his work, we are just only saying that he can also add South African success stories too not only the KZN floods.

[@emmanuelobangura787]

This just gave me the urge and excitmen I needed in starting my entrepreneurship journey. Frm 🇸🇱 ✌️

[@petergyang9784]

Please we also want to see young South Africans come to Nigeria to do something too

[@fromthefountofyouth]

And have the clueless, analog Nigerian government frustrate them?

[@vcofyoutube]

@@fromthefountofyouth Nope. One of the most efficient interior design firms in Nigeria is owned by a south African lady. As stated earlier in this video, these stories need to be told else we get swallowed up by negativity. Peace✌🏿

[@thabangtladi8057]

already we have more than 120 big companies in Nigeria that employed your poor hungry desperate ppl in Nigeria

[@fromthefountofyouth]

@@thabangtladi8057 And where's the need for this animus? Did it make you feel better?

[@thabangtladi8057]

@@fromthefountofyouth a nigerian who is so desperate for access of SA cant make feel better

[@greyblack7643]

Great and inspiring content!

[@jojoko64]

I trust he is working with like minded indigenous Africans to compete in the tech world...fubu (for us by us) platforms connected across the continent. Chess not checkers and leave the phones indoor.

[@opeyemiaketepe]

Kola, your history is inspirational from those days at Dansol to Bridge Labs. Kudos!!!

[@clantis]

This is the type of foreign national that South Africans want to see and accept with wide open arms. Well done brother!

[@canesugar911]

Why are "criminals" attracted to SA

[@lindokuhleraulinga8609]

@@canesugar911 money...I thought that's obvious

[@clantis]

@@canesugar911 Why criminals running away from their countries to South Africa?

[@canesugar911]

@@clantis that's my question. It's probably because south Africa is suited for criminals to thrive. These so called criminals are not creating new crime markets in SA. They are only fitting in and doing a good job. Please shift these anger towards the south Africans that created this criminal space for them to thrive and your colonisers.

[@canesugar911]

@@lindokuhleraulinga8609 its because SA is conducive to criminal activity

[@JimiTele-n4o]

Shout out to Tayo Aina and Kola Olajide! DO HARD THINGS