Meet the Nigerian Billionaire Who STARTED FROM NOTHING!

[@sy2yd]

Wow, I hope the viewers are taking notes and will watch this again for the "seeds of wisdom." So much is being dropped here until I am getting goose bumps. Thanks Tayo for being patient and running this down ... Looking forward to my visit to maybe what is my main DNA link to the continent. I want to help not take ... Thanks.

[@theoosas3786]

If you come; I will like to meet you so we can discuss business. You can leave your email address for me

[@Apples2apples871]

@TayoAina Does he have any tips for a Nigerian trying to break into real estate in America 🇺🇸?

[@denisuper8292]

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[@nalubegashamim7558]

Just tell that man I need help plz

[@theoosas3786]

@@nalubegashamim7558 wtf😂😂 i said what i said beech

[@miebiwilliams6394]

This guy...stated everything clearly..his cousin was his plug.. respect to his detailed story...

[@Hitycooking]

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[@stephenfrank9735]

I fully agree. Some people would have left out the cousin part in other to make their story sound more inspirational and industrious. As having no plug and doing it all by yourself makes for a better rags to riches, self made millionaire story.

[@realkemiadeyemo]

Oh yes. He did a good review of what he has and put them to work. Thanks for allowing him speak Tayo. He felt free sharing some great detail that worked for him at the time. Learnt a few things too.

[@dropministries5983]

Plug bawo? You be electrician or a smoker😎 Yes o; his cousin gave him the leverage and he took advantage of it well. Then time and season too Then predestined too Anyway; congrats to him, he never mentioned where his cousin is today. Thanks Aina

[@minismalls3096]

I noticed that too!! I love that about this story. It takes a village its true nobody is entirely self made you need family and good people around you there is nothing to be ashamed of

[@gideonighodalo3476]

"Procrastination is the killer of dreams". My take home...

[@tashnahtv6098]

"Procrastination is the killer of dreams." True words. I'll say no more.

[@lifewithcaroline8196]

Kai God deliver me

[@thedukeofyewaland]

"Until you have a PROPER roof over your head, your ambitions remain limited." This is true!

[@LevisSparkz]

I also heard that twice

[@mohddalibinzali1165]

Btw i'm asian guy, can you explain to me what those words mean really? I still dont understand but I love to know🙏🏻

[@ibukun8907]

@@mohddalibinzali1165 i think it means that youll be desperate to solve your current problem and youll not think of better things, just saying tho

[@gil-juniorriseabovebetraya5972]

What does it mean??? I know there are a lot of eyes being rolled at my question. For them it might be stupid because they understand it which should make them feel good that they are knowledgeable enough to help us who are unlucky and are not as intelligent as them or didn't grow up around highly educated people, or be privileged enough to have had private high end education. So hopefully someone can help me understand it because I really want to know what he means "what's his message"?

[@billseshie5307]

All he means is opportunity is very important and rare…. When you get an opportunity you take it.

[@chrispaul3778]

Your business will make you rich but investment makes and you keep you wealthy, we all deserve to be successful and have financial freedom, I pray everyone here becomes successful

[@kelvinpeter8640]

I'm looking for something to venture into on a short term basis, I have about $6k sitting in my savings

[@thomasdooley3702]

I recently got into forex trading and I'm already marvelling over the profits am making

[@kelvinpeter8640]

I'm new to crypto trading, how do I get started with the help of a professional?

[@kelvinpeter8640]

Any specific guide?

[@philipogbodu2435]

@@kelvinpeter8640 what's that thing you are into

[@MisbahuelHamza]

Mr. Okonkwo isn't just a billionaire who started from nothing; he's an inspiration to every African sons and daughters. You feel the struggle in his voice. You imagine possibilities the courage of telling his story in a beautiful way as if that's what he do for a living. This video is rich! Thank you, Mr. T.👏👏

[@Richkidztv_]

Kennedy Okonkwo still remain my boss, Am still working under him I love the man, and he inspire us every Monday, he is so kind and helpful ❤️

[@BMTheBuilder]

“As far as you stay hungry, stay foolish, stay humble, you are going to succeed.“

[@nkemnnamani2858]

Awesome

[@basiratolawale1566]

I am happy this man is a Nigerian that believes in Nigeria & Africa as a whole, good to see his development & ambition. 💯👍🏽👏🏽

[@andrewcleverly1322]

When you invest, you are buying a day that you don't have to work. I pray everyone reading this becomes successful.

[@andrewcleverly1322]

@John Alfred Crypt0 investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.

[@andrewcleverly1322]

@John Alfred You can reach out to him now on FB 👇

[@andrewcleverly1322]

@John Alfred Mark J. Ramsey

[@paasolocreation2155]

Incredibly right

[@dandikridi705]

WORD

[@daviddeclan]

There's always someone your life is tied to, just as his was tied to his cousin. And his cousin being a wonderful person didn't fail. I pray that we all find someone who'll lift us up someday. Very inspiring story. Great one Tayo 🥂

[@Hitycooking]

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[@oasistv6844]

And when we're finally lifted may circumstances not make us fail to lift others.

[@adekazeem8914]

You guys and prayers, where from this over 20mins video did he mention prayer or God. Always looking for a free way... Religious folks... Reason your country is so backwards in development.

[@junebrowse1010]

Such a wonderful human being with true Ubuntu spirit which was common throughout the continent until the colonial masters came

[@avonnehuggins2122]

@@oasistv6844 true words!

[@korrupthallucinationz]

I’m the 5th child who lost my father also. This is inspiring and the universe telling me I can do anything.

[@aligbajerry5245]

Yes you can

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Dream big and let your creator be your father.

[@miattra]

🤎✨

[@africanday7337]

Now you know you can ...👍

[@toyinakiode101]

Dr. Ned Okwonkwo is not only fluid in his responses to Tayo's questions, he is also inspirational to the point of positive reflections. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Kudos!

[@Hitycooking]

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[@godilite]

Hope you are not mixing up the name here, Ned Okonkwo is Regina Daniels Husband not this man on the interview

[@Nikkinoonie]

Yes , I can literally watch this video over and over , very Inspirational ‼️‼️‼️🇺🇸

[@nelsonudeh4473]

@@godilite Regina’s husband is Ned nwoko

[@1murkeybadmayn]

​@@godilite First of all Ned is short for Kennedy. Secondly, he literally wore a top in the video 6:26 with his name written on it 'Ned Okonkwo'. Lastly, regina's husband's surname is nwoko.

[@FrancinaHaipinge-vv9rd]

Waooow A Nigerian s mind is a unique mind l stayed there 4 almost 6 years and they are succesful

[@harunayahuza7399]

The Nigerians are doing marvelously well in every field of work you find them. No wonder currently they have the Richest man in Africa in the country. Even in Ghana here, they're performing wonders and surprises everywhere. Very talented when you get closer to them.

[@twinnetp]

That's my Mentor for the past 4years now. He is a very humble man and one of the best developers in Lekki Lagos. Baba T you are already a Billionaire for being around Billionaires. Thanks for this interview

[@eaglecrown1101]

In addition watch ubong king. You will be inspired too.

[@nellyscorner]

God bless his cousin Very few gets the opportunity to have a destiny helper

[@SuccessWithSam]

As a Nigerian Living in the UK, I love seeing people back home doing amazing things in business (and that also includes you Tayo) 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 💯 💰

[@ConnectsLogTv]

Motivating and inspiring

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thank you! 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@nomsaledwaba8931]

True Tayo is pro African success and high quality of life in Africa.

[@tolufaniran4011]

As a Nigerian living in the uk too, videos like this inspires me to invest in Nigeria too

[@farrukhahmad555]

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[@prenordhenry]

He is exactly like me.. wawwwww!!! This history is all about me.. I am crying hardly... I am from Haiti 🇭🇹 and bloodline Africa for ever!!!

[@moronmuboesther5965]

SERIOUSLY loved the fact that this man finished from the secondary and primary school i finished from, lived On Alagomeji the area I lived too and to crown it up..a very good goal getter who determined to be whom he has been today.. Honestly watch out for me too. God bless you Sir.

[@josephabbey7948]

I love how fluent he is. I'm not always a fan of hearing people go on about themselves, but his story is captivating bcuz of his fluency and accuracy.

[@PatriciaAbijah]

True

[@legendarychristopher5931]

Real talk..

[@earlinesmith7637]

This very informative, and I pray 🙏 I will be able to back to Africa before I leave this world, BEBLESS WITH HIS LOVE AND MINE AND TO YOUR WIFE AND FAMILY!

[@plumbline9674]

The beginning is captivating. He is articulate about his steps as he moves the conversation forward.

[@jumokeajide7770]

It is the wisdom for meeeee.. Stay hungry, stay foolish, stay humble

[@diakoko9165]

I think that is not wisdom. That is what Christianity teaches & that has ensl*ved Africans till date. We have (1) to plan to eat and plan for tomorrow eating as well, (2) keep well informed with right knowledge & (3) be brave.

[@byLem]

Stay hungry, stay foolish....and never settle. I love that commencement speech by Steve Jobs.

[@tobehonestreal543]

I love videos like this. The main lesson to learn here is "honesty, humility and respect". If he was impolite,arrogant or was using lies to steal from his cousin, he would not have been where he is today.

[@minemauko8511]

So very true

[@caroladaechi8838]

Exactly

[@chrisben5747]

You are right

[@chukwumauzo9887]

''AS FAR AS YOU stay hungry, stay foolish, stay Humble you are going to succeed'' I'm motivated.

[@rimespitter]

I’m a Senegalese brother who admires this man. I felt everything he said from 20:40 to 21:10 especially about slow execution of visions that leads to an accusal of ideas theft. Time is now 🙌🏾💫

[@banjuliano6814]

felt he was talking about me … God surely diversified gift.

[@vickyfullard4076]

It’s refreshing to see someone who has acquired and built wealth and still instill family values over capitalist ones. Family is the true secret for generational wealth.

[@Hijackcrimestudio]

Exactly

[@vickycanichristo1825]

Family and above all Jesus

[@bradleycooper6894]

I swear

[@ambacadortony9062]

@@vickycanichristo1825 thank you😍😍😍🤩🥰JESUS IS ABOVE ALL THINGS🙏🇺🇬

[@farrukhahmad555]

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[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Lesson learnt " procastination is the KILLER of dreams." Thanks for this reminder.🙂🙂🙂✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@renatamitchell4437]

So true ⌚ time waits for no one.

[@adazzsthoughts]

" There's money everywhere.All you need is to look".....really inspiring interview, downright real!

[@green_beard]

that's so true, u can even get paid to leave nice comments on youtube, on specific channel, lol

[@adazzsthoughts]

@@green_beard Really? More details please.

[@green_beard]

@@adazzsthoughts give me a email or a twitter or something, somewhere where we can talk in dm, I'm really short on time these days

[@Makscybaby]

“Opportunities are everywhere how do you sieve it when you find them, create creative finance for the opportunities”…”Find the right people & tribe to take you from point A to point B.” God bless you Dr. Ned & Thanks so much Tayo for this, truly inspirational.

[@chrisben5747]

You are right. He is original Igbo man

[@farrukhahmad555]

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[@BowlsbyIbee]

One of the few success stories that don't sound like Magic. I can testify, Kennedy was my Oniru landlord! Truly inspirational 👏

[@jacquelinebull6277]

This man is patriotic, humanitarian and full of wisdom. This is the type of people we need in Africa.

[@aframaco9491]

I concur!

[@AdaUnleashed]

I’m sure you didn’t have a problem editing this video. This man’s transition and flow of words is so good! He was definitely prepared for this interview. Every question was answered so well.

[@Hitycooking]

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[@realkemiadeyemo]

Absolutely. And I think somehow Tayo has some magic on him. Lolzz. Or because Tayo is real estate inclined. This isn't the first time he has granted an interview. This is clearly different..

[@johnsonuche7733]

The man is very sound.

[@eddieokojie5425]

You guys miss one vital and critical point. Honesty and Truth. When your story is an honest one, you don’t need to think before you recount it. Just like truth, it doesn’t change to suit any occasion. It’s constant! When you’re woken up, ten thousand years henceforth from the deepest slumber, the story remains the same. That’s why he tells it confidently!

[@debbypearlyschinyere9290]

@@eddieokojie5425 For THIS! I WAN TO KNOW YOU!!!

[@katlegomodibedi3509]

"God also gives the same vision to many other people. People don't steal your idea. It is God's idea. When he gave it, you were slow in executing. Remember this always - procrastination is the killer of dreams..." Dr Kennedy Okonkwo What I take from this is that taking care to perfect something and lazing around are two different things. That I should always be honest with myself when differentiating the two... Thank you gentlemen and God bless!

[@PatriciaAbijah]

🔥

[@latashastewart-estelle1363]

Very inspiring! I will share this with my husband. He has two buildings under construction now in Ghana and wants to own more. We will keep going.

[@saurabhshah4879]

You are a true Nigerian prince - someone who honestly earned his wealth without conning people, and still stayed true to his values.

[@africantales124]

Nigerians are Great people. Industrious, creative and hardworking. We are the ones to change our economy. Nobody will do it for us.This story is highly inspiring my brother!.

[@tgchikukwa6947]

Mistake Oduduwas and Biafras are making allowing visionless and clueless Fulanis to be controlling the government.

[@pascalferdinand3603]

@@tgchikukwa6947 How old are u mr man?

[@tgchikukwa6947]

@@pascalferdinand3603 zero age

[@africanday7337]

Yeah, but the wrong people in govt kills your ambition. You heard him saying the govt allocates the land to a 3rd party who resells to property developers, making the cost of construction high

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

@@africanday7337 stop spreading nonsense lazy youths

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

He preached a sermon in this interview!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙏🏿

[@farrukhahmad555]

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[@AdaUnleashed]

Where do you see yourself in 5 years? “We’re going global!” - Dang! This Man. He said, 50-60% of his staff owning properties gives him joy. How many Nigerian employers can boast of that? Instead, they try to pull us down.

[@icefiveagency4662]

Exactly. They don't care if you make it

[@davidfaith6504]

He's right. Being slow in acting when God gives you an idea, He's also given the said idea to others. Because the need of that has to be met. And in life, there's no vacuum. Thanks Tayo again for exposing my mind.

[@naphty]

Stories like these are the reasons why I believe I can believe that I can make things work for me in Nigeria. Even though I'm not from a rich family, and even though, I come from a poor family.

[@tonidieumerci]

I m crying listening to this man. He reminds me of my life back then...God is Good.

[@otoide]

Beautiful how he outlined his whole story/process…. Rare to find people this open about their process. Many will just tell you it’s the grace of God.

[@anthonyezenwafor6899]

That's Nigerian mentality. Whites usually break it down to the detail. You can buy a key to success book by a successful Nigerian celebrity and there will be no specifics only fluff. He is unique.

[@ifeanyienemo7697]

Love that the Made in Africa series are back. They're some of my favorite along with some of the deeper expository pieces Tayo does.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

More coming soon! 🙌🏽

[@nahurirasam3050]

This is amazing, when he said "how you impact on others because your business is successful" wow... I'm watching from Uganda 🇺🇬 peace and love ✌️

[@jodi699]

Feeling super inspired and motivated. This man a genius visionary. Lets make Africa great! I'm from Cape Town, South Africa.

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[@missmaf6887]

Much respect to Dr. Okonkwo. I hear the passion in his voice and his love for African people. When I first traveled to Nigeria a few years ago, the entrepreneurial spirit and energy was mind-blowing for me. Something in me was stirred up and awakened, and watching this video reminded me of that feeling. Africans let's make Africa great, together we can do it! 💜

[@topgalztv5938]

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[@shaibuvictor2984]

Not just smooth in his talking, he sounds philosophically fine and inspirational in his presentation!

[@billinuma8078]

The best content to date. He explains his mistakes, how to grab opportunities, and why you must say humble. So many life lessons in a short interview.

[@originaldelta]

He is incredibly driven and fluent,the future of Nigeria is in entrepreneurs like him and not in the failed politicians.

[@thestylishman2536]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[@Marina_lam]

You are right, to be a successful person in life need him or her of hard work and time many people don't know this

[@superherovssuperherofight6645]

you're right have been thinking of going into gold and crytocurrency

[@_Carlos_872]

@Addison Wells yes, you can check colins.....fx.......wilson I have been Invsting with him, and has been nothing short of impressive returns

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@Eloise 😊

[@grayson4762]

@Mindy Greer Colins.....fx.....wilson is genuine and consistent trader that can guide you to becoming one of the whales in cypto

[@ConnectsLogTv]

Humble beginning…. Saw picture of him and Obi Cubana, when they were still young

[@Comfortproperties1]

One of of the best Realestate developer in Nigeria.. I feel so inspired hearing him talk, nice one Tayo

[@AdaUnleashed]

Procrastination is a dream killer👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. There couldn’t have been a better way to put it. This man is so smart, intelligent, and insightful. Wow! This interview was definitely interesting to watch. His choice of words.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jassieclassic-2.]

His story verifies the knowledge from Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad Poor Dad.its really amazing. Let's all follow the steps

[@dorrettbarnett5798]

I get goose plmples from this story. Though he started from nothing but he was catapulted by the fact that he attended University and had the drive to succeed, and made use of every opportunity that came his way. He certainly had no time to PROCRASTINATE. Very inspiring story

[@barbudo12]

His dynamism is almost palpable! The man is an inspiration to all Africans.

[@Kayzef2003]

Damn... This man needs to be a motivation speaker.

[@diddy558]

Motivation speakers are broke ,he is not

[@trevorosas3365]

@@diddy558 not all motivational speakers are broke.. many are broke in different sectors too...

[@AyoAdewole]

Thank you, Tayo and Dr Okonkwo for sharing this very relatable story of starting from nothing, overcoming hardship, and reaching greatness. Indeed as he said in the parting words... "Procrastination is the killer of dreams.". So many lessons learnt here

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[@celinaclitus]

there is something I love about entrepreneurs. they know how to do something special! shoutout to u brother from India.

[@tonyelevybraide]

This video has sparked up a fire in me! What!!!!!! He literally went from nothing! My God!! I can hear the passion and zeal in his voice. His cash flows!!!!!!!

[@Bigpat_loveskids]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Okeh_Emmanuel]

This is the correct Kenneth Okonkwo... thank you for sharing your experience and acknowledging the impact of your cousin in your life...some people will say I was self made 100%

[@nyakarundi]

that is one thing I love about Nigerian entrepreneurs compared to any other African countries I experience, how they hustle. No fear of the unknown, unfortunately he is right, manufacturing is non existent due to people perception of local products and lack of support from government to tax import so local production can be competitive.

[@aao449]

His story is the potential for every African’s story. ❤️ from 🇳🇬

[@frankmutabazi2227]

Big Man said that in the next 5 years he's going global... Building a Nigerian real estate company in Ghana, SA and our beloved Rwanda. He's welcome, isn't he???

[@junebrowse1010]

@@frankmutabazi2227 We need more of this across the Continent and it is possible.

[@alexjele1392]

Every country has entrepreneurs stop degrading other Africans

[@jolancer]

Pay attention to how he was referring to “this cousin” “that cousin” and “cousins”. Friends, no matter where you are in life, try to Pull up those that are close to you! Don’t you ever see them as competition. Contribute to people’s lives

[@insightdudeperfect2896]

His cousins is Obi Cubana

[@DOLLANDKELLY]

I always say that, we should have these rich people to talk to us. You see the passion he is talking his pain and hustle. I am an Entrepreneur and am just loving him

[@aframaco9491]

Ned Okonkwo is on my wavelength! I am a firm believer in his ideology!

[@michaelnwobu5879]

This man is a true Igbo man...never heard him speak, his logic is on point!

[@aframaco9491]

True Igbo man ?? Are there false Igbo men? But maybe you need to hear his story again..,, His every experience of his life is in the South West . From primary schools to attending university at Uniibadan ! Just hearing his voice alone, you can tell he is a Nigerian first and foremost!

[@agp1377]

@@aframaco9491 does living the rest of his life in the West makes him not an Igbo man?, Please park well, enemy of progress.

[@aframaco9491]

@@agp1377 I responded to a person who called KO a true Igbo man, so I asked if there are fake Igbo men? How does that make me an enemy of progress ? Didn’t you listen to his story? The enemy of progress were members of his own family who were envious of him as a young man! Nothing turns my stomach more than losers like you who like to bask in the glory of a complete stranger and claim the success of such an individual as their own simply because he speaks your language! Work for your own success, so that Tayo Aina can come and interview you!

[@yvonne_4u624]

I learnt a lot from this short clip….so much wisdom was poured into this interview that every minute, seconds counts….I mean I was glued to my tv….thanks Tayo…and thanks Mr Ned for showing lights to the young Africans that we can do so much if we put our minds into it, thank you sir.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Another one dropping tomorrow. Stay tuned!

[@yvonne_4u624]

Sure, thanks.

[@vonobi]

The best interview of someone from a humble beginnings. I learned a lot as an entrepreneur

[@remiray]

His explanation of his own story was so clear that my inspiration to succeed skyrocketed to 1000 %. His English is on point too !! True definition of a success story to emulate !! 🙏🏾 GOD IS GOOD !! 🙏🏾

[@rubydennis4930]

This man is phenomenal. Seeing how he's come this far, gives me motivation. Despite the hurdles he experienced, he wasn't deterred. There is special importance of having people who help you get ahead in life. No one gets to any position in life on their own. When you meet these special people, don't let them go. Always appreciate them.

[@teresasmith4395]

Very true 💚🤍

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[@akrikaakrika1474]

Simply amazing. Articulate, hardworking, visionary, ambitious....all great success traits rolled into one man. Godspeed!

[@beyza1295]

Very humble man. Many forget where they come from. I appreciate hearing his story from the beginning. God Bless him!

[@trustshantella9738]

Oh myyyyyy..... This man is soooo full of wisdom, such that; he is constantly fighting with wisdom for a spot on his lips. Everything he said is Wisdom and Inspiring. Africa is okay 👍

[@segunpeters4810]

This is just amazing. Nigeria is truly blessed with very passionate brains. I love this masterpiece

[@jimidbaldheadedguy1600]

Every word that came out of this Gentleman's mouth is inspiring. A serious pride to Nigeria. Omo adugbo mi to sure

[@JOHNSmith-hg3jj]

Holy so this is how a businesses man thinks wow 😲😳😳 this man has a creative mindset, his mind is like a crowded city like new York ❤️❤️😀😘 where is the second video

[@criptovida]

A native entrepreneur, good inspiration. "When God gives you an idea, he gives it to 2k people if" in simple words fast execution is key and procrastination is a killer.

[@zuluswazi9470]

Though I'm at 2 minutes of the video, I'm just happy to see a fellow African becoming a business mogul without killing a few individuals or getting some herbs. This is encouraging even for me as I'd like to build an estate here in Swaziland at a beautiful place called Hawane (Hawai of Swaziland).

[@Stresslessbro]

i cant wait for you to make it friend

[@ajibola-johnsonboladale2654]

I wish you the best bro but I thought Swaziland name got changed to Eswatini. I’m Nigerian please correct me if I’m wrong

[@ajibola-johnsonboladale2654]

@@veronicajata3121 ohh right Thank you.

[@bossgbini]

You can tell this was an outlet for him to share his story! There's an eagerness to how he shares his story! Thanks Tayo.

[@djefardeur7958]

My man is passionate, the inner fire kept him moving forward!

[@plentystuffs]

The secret to NED'S wealth is choosing the right people to be with him. From cousin to wife to employees. He knows how to get people, bring out the genius in them and use thier genius for his good and I hopefully reward those people too. Most libra are awesome with building a tribe.

[@isaacrashidmsaka1101]

What encouraging Man big up man i will follow your steps i want to invest in poultry farming

[@cjwallace4559]

Pray the same ability to recognize and bring out the best in ourselves and others for all my family in Jesus Name....

[@victorchinedu263]

This Man's story is really inspiring, Wow. God bless his cousin too, the guy was a great destiny helper

[@AdaUnleashed]

I’m not into real estate but this story is so inspiring.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

There is a saying in my place Kenya 🇰🇪 that goes ," when you frequently go to market places,make sure yours is there otherwise you become a hopeless wanderer ". So the purpose of this video is to encourage us to own something in the market. My opinion.

[@florencemuganda6005]

Perhaps you can pursue your dreams in what ever area you are passionate about. I believe this is the purpose of stories like this .

[@RebeccaEkwuruke]

This thing Mr Kennedy said about a roof being over your head is highly underrated. I live in Europe and there has been a few times where I found it very difficult to get an appartement for one reason or another. My father who is in Nigeria will be so bothered and would turn it into a prayer point for me to get an appartement on time. My father would say the most important thing for a man is shelter. It is only when you have shelter you can begin to think properly on how to find food. My father would say even if you have so many problems, where to sleep at night should not be one of it because that is one of the worst situations for anybody to find themselves in. I have had an experience of not having where to stay for the night because I missed the connecting train to where I was going. This was towards midnight and everywhere was freezing cold. I thought maybe I could stay at the train station until the morning to take the first train to my destination. Unfortunately, at 1am the security ordered all of us to go outside. It was freezing cold 🥶 outside. The next time the train station would be open was at 4am. I didn’t have any friends at this location so I was forced to stay outside the whole night until 4am. It was the longest 3 hours wait in my life. I couldn’t think of any other thing than getting warm. Food was not even the priority. The priority was finding warmth. I didn’t want to stay in a hotel because I didn’t budget for that. It was at that point, I understood better what my father was talking about.

[@green_beard]

many many years ago, one relatives from our family would wake up at 3-4 am to take train to go to high school, travel would take about 1h. So, from 5 am to 7:30 am when classes started, he would have to wait in train stations or outside of high school. Did this for 4 years. Winters are with -15 (c) outside. Then he would get the train at +16 ( +4 pm) and get home at 17-18 ( 5-6 pm). Then he went to university, his parents had food and all, but nobody had a job to bring real money, so he could not get a place to stay, no money for a rent. When he was at university, he slept in train stations and at university when he found a place. Did this for 4 years as well. He had top grandes, so he got some money from the government, but those would cover his travel tickets, food and clothes. He finished university like this and got a job as teacher, but then left so that he works at a bank. I didn't even finished high school and I made more money than he made. Hard work pays off, but sometimes life is just unfair, see the unbalance? is not just about me and him, but in this situation could be many

[@queenogbanga1007]

I hear you Rebecca, and I see how inspired you are by Mr Okonkwos story...You're brave to have toughed it out and shared your story, thank you! I wish you more than apartment, a house of your own and peace of mind...so shall it be Amen!

[@oluwasanmibenjamin8547]

Great..

[@kehindeedet8787]

You're very right my dear... i have loafs and lot of skills to learn online, but ypu know my biggest problem now is roof over my head, it craze i keep spending the cash i budgeted for the house... Your dad very very right, a man or woman without room over is head is a stray dog can be devor by any wild happening...

[@kehindeedet8787]

I prau that God that provide a roof for ypu will definitely do mine.. and for these year i have take it personal evennif hunger is going to hold me let it start now... if i cant get a roof i can't rest until i get the roof done...

[@deusdedit789]

I thank God for these interview because i was chased in the house these week by my landlord and they through my things out. So when i had these i gave hope to myself that one day i will have a roof of my own.

[@sylvesteradim1532]

This is the best video! It is an educative episode for me. Am saving this one to watch it over and over. Thanks man

[@merabakerng]

Good dude. His mind works totally different from the way he looks👍

[@seyitherealtor]

This is part of my vision for Africa's real estate, especially Nigeria

[@esaiendala5145]

Wow real estate is my biggest dream, watching this really give me courage to continue until I make it too in my home country🇨🇩 and other places

[@Maestro77531]

I like how Dr. Okonkwo laid emphasis on education, destiny helpers, dire consequence of procrastination, and on believing in ourselves as Africans. We are the ones to make our countries better places, we are those very people our countries are looking up to and we shouldn't fail them. Big ups Tayo, keep up these great and inspiring interviews.

[@bomatheagent]

Hearing this man speak gave me goosebumps; I caught myself smiling, so much wisdom and drive, it's incredible to see. I'll definitely continue on this path I've chosen. In a couple of years, I want to be able to tell my story and inspire people the way I've been inspired.

[@1murkeybadmayn]

T, I'm so glad you asked why Nigerian homes are way more expensive than in countries like SA. The man said the cost of financing, which I never really thought would be a big issue due to the cheaper labour and vast uncultivated landmass we have. However, financing at 20-24% repayments as he said is completely insane 😲, especially building at that scale. Great interview on a great man 👏.

[@Bprovo]

Financing in Nigeria is very expensive and not just compared to SA. Even compared to East Africa, Angola etc. The Nigerian government is aware of it is not a big secret, but they haven't solved the issue.

[@FemsticMarketingMedia]

Wow.... You can see sincerity story from this man. Nigerian Youth should learn from this

[@shegelee]

I have learnt a thousand lessons from this interview. It's so inspirational.

[@marynjuguna2401]

This is so inspirational! I'm a Kenyan and I love Tayo's content. This was my first watch of his content! I now cannot stop! Most content creators don't give us an opportunity to hear the story of the persons behind the magnificent property we view and know what powers their wings to achieve

[@niyi8991]

Has to be the best interview I’ve watched on your channel. This man is a breath of fresh air. Keep up the good work !

[@abimbolaowolabi4985]

I'm a Real Estate Developer. This Chap talks very fast because he has so much facts in his Head that he's trying to share. He knows what he's talking about. Real Estate has no end because Land is fixed but Population increases daily.

[@tshiamobolelwang9715]

Thumps up Tayo. This segment is another piece of evidence that right here in Africa, the possibilities for success are immense. Let this resonate with all the children of Africa across the world.

[@lilacer6841]

true

[@chinenye.u]

He's so intelligent. It's really good to hear people speak and get an insight on them.