At 26 Years, She owns a Multimillion Dollar Furniture Company in Nigeria.

[@goodnesstitus503]

Why i love Africa and Nigeria isn't quiet simple, even though the circumstances are challenging, but the originality, the pride that comes with being black, the cultural differences and yet we are all proud to say we are Black. The strength that comes in our weakness, the desire for more, and the love in our hearts to see good. I am proud to be Black I am proud to be a Nigerian I am proud to be African

[@TayoAinaFilms]

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[@donzibee6709]

@@TayoAinaFilms nice videos. But you didn't ask her the most important question ⁉️ "How did she get her initial capital". Was it loan, was it investors? Etc...

[@godschild4615]

​@@TayoAinaFilms Thank you for the video and more kudos to Jumoke for what she's doing. However, I feel I must point this out even though nobody is doing that in the comment probably because they don't want to be seen as bad belle as Nigerian would always call you when you try to point out an error. It would have been nice if you asked the young lady about her source of funding the business, which makes this video seem like it's intended to show her off or castigate people rather than inspire others to be like her. I may be wrong but we know how naija people showoff when they make it even when their source is questionable. I'm sure you'll agree on that not that I'm suggesting she is like that. Starting a furniture business is not chicken change considering all the machines and tools you have to buy and we all know how difficult it is to get a loan for business in Nigeria but maybe she did get a loan, we need to know that since you're telling us about her or maybe she has a rich father who established her. I watched a similar video by Wode Maya interviewing Demi Samande who equally has a furniture business like Jumoke and anybody that saw it will quickly know the source of Demi's funding for her furniture business because she lived and worked abroad for a while but which cannot be possible with Jumoke considering her young age. Wode video is simply suggesting to those abroad that Nigeria is a fertile place for them to invest. If you hope to inspire people especially those who truly have big dreams in Nigeria with this type of video and not make them feel their life is useless, honesty is key especially from people you interview. Let them know the aim of the video so that they can be truthful enough, except there's a different intention for the video. All the same, well done

[@Dani-zd1ox]

But I am proud of being human ;)

[@thewongfamily275]

I am so proud of u God bless u

[@makizee6.023]

Impressive.. I pray she gets bigger than IKEA.

[@nourishbmercy2148]

Ameeeeeen

[@caroladaechi8838]

It is possible!

[@misswaychannel9186]

That would be Dope!!

[@modou6349]

Sheesh that’s a challenge

[@bayoolatunji3996]

amen

[@chuxyleea1222]

At 26 she has discovered herself. Nice work young girl

[@WODEMAYA]

We are gradually changing the narratives!

[@doreenonekalit9888]

AMEN!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Kilonshele!. Let them know !! 👊

[@aao449]

The work you young African KZbinrs have done for Mother Africa can never be repaid!!!🌍🌍👍👍

[@evemason3456]

Yes!

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@@aao449 Amazing Young People

[@sweetlemonade6925]

Guys we should support Tayo in every way we can! His videos are making waves here abroad. Great video👍🏾

[@macdonaldossuetta6392]

I totally agree with you. He has kept us proud and well informed about Nigeria.

[@jackiedelvalle]

And also support that furniture company. 👍🏾

[@tbdan3793]

Respect 🙏 The gender mix in these factories in Nigeria and the leadership of young women are inspiring examples. Thank you for showing this to other Africans.

[@sarahogbewey3839]

I love African creations and creators because we bring new Ideas that blow your mind. We hype our uniqness and create a sense of a African Greatness. I love this

[@okechukwukosi7301]

I love Nigerian design. I aspire to be like her. I've always had a vision to be someone like this. It's amazing to see how inspiring she all your videos are. I'm 24 and I hope to be here some day. Amazing content 👏

[@slitzfashionacademy]

Same word for Africa is ONE. Wore till it's thread worn. So we took her to the seamstress, the seamstress seamed stressed. She yearns her tools to rest. Says for too long they fixed a mess. Maybe it was just to change the dress. Africa needs a redress. When I see creatives who thrive against all the odds stacked upon them, I realise that these are the people who will clothe Africa anew. Who will change the narrative, twist the plot, stand upon the stage of the world and tell our stories. Stories of growth and most importantly stories of a rebirth. My love for Africa stems from an undaunting belief that greatness lives here ❤️

[@myafricanchild4491]

The Nigerian government is currently working hard in solving the problem of electricity and power supply in Nigeria. The problem will be over soon and you all will be doing better. Thanks to those that have started working in different fields and investment areas around the country. You are all hard working.

[@johnsontobi6432]

To hell with the Nigeria government......there will be no Nigeria soon....oduduwa/biafra nation soon

[@emmanuelebei4098]

@@johnsontobi6432 mumu

[@johnsontobi6432]

@@emmanuelebei4098 ozwor!!!

[@myafricanchild4491]

@@johnsontobi6432 Take your personal madness and frustration in life elsewhere. Who is responsible for your personal failure in life? Nigeria and Africa cannot help you.

[@sweetlemonade6925]

@@johnsontobi6432 you don't know what you're talking about. Your quitters mentality is what the western world wants. The Nigerian government may be corrupt, but western countries are behind this. They want to make sure the youths leave their countries and immigrate to the west so that they'll have more labourers, while they also go and exploit Africa which the youths have abandoned. Stop having this quitter mentality and start creating and prove the Nigerian government and the western world wrong! Corruption will not stay for long, we should focus on the youths and make sure they have fighting spirit and are patriotic instead of tribalistic. The elderly in government will soon die off, and the youths will find their place in government. I'm 100% sure of this.

[@rajudafashion]

I love Nigeria because we are rich in resources

[@UK-sm4co]

Her pieces are beautiful

[@graceibukun4804]

The IKEA of Africa 🌍. I love it 👌🏽. Can the Nigerian government please do their bit to make things a lot easier for these young great minds. Let's start with constant light.

[@caracas787]

Really great post it’s fantastic to see you using African fabrics. The interviewer asks all the right questions this is how videos should be. Good to see a true local person doing so well, Africa needs more people like this young lady.One of the great problems Nigeria has is all we ever hear outside of Africa is of rip off merchants dating fraud etc not to mention the endless stories of corrupt politicians because this is what sells newspapers unfortunately.How to overcome this negativity I have no idea but this young lady is certainly doing her bit.

[@aliceokoth3540]

Honestly Africa has silent Giants just waiting to be show cased - so far @WODE MAYA and @Tayo Aina has touched on just a few in Kenya, South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria. So proud of this sister on furniture.

[@TeslaMedia418]

Also available in kenya this is amazing Africa is Changing

[@fatima8645]

You have no idea how much this means to us. Please keep showcasing and promoting people to support local. We need to be our own brands!!!

[@ezinneuzoije]

Omo! Africans are so resilient. With all the obstacles on this part of the world, I'm really inspired by one more person that takes an alternative path and thrives. We too much abeg!

[@imaREALLanimefan]

Tayo this is massive! She is an inspiration

[@paasolocreation2155]

Africa is really trying and I love it

[@Tatakadiri]

What a badass lady. I'm actually inspired.

[@africnviolet]

Feeling so inspired. Thanks for bringing her on your channel Tayo

[@dabo004]

Wowww u rock, this is insightful episode not all those useless looters one that u glorifying looting by showing the expensive place where most of them spend d money they stole! Amazing Bro, this is so encouraging!!!!!!

[@FirstXperience]

This is really impressive. And tAyo thank you too for bringing this wonderful people to the limelight through your youtube page. Much love from here. Pls keep the energy. He go turn pot.of gold one day too for you by God's grace 💪

[@pepperless7218]

It would be nice to know of organised private venture capitalist that support businesses like this

[@georgesmith4585]

Your Almighty God will never forsake you.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

her furniture is nice and very well-priced.

[@melangeparis609]

Logistics is a major issue that needs to be solved. Last mile delivery might be the solution.

[@fayomitomilola8941]

Got stuck here I love it

[@hassanagbaje9697]

It amazing when u see Young African setting the stage.

[@caracas787]

Keep up the good work Tayo great video.

[@marcellinebachidere4295]

congrat to you..

[@lenzo-elfashionandevents2763]

Wow! Am so challenged right now

[@aramideakinbote8587]

Go Jumoke!!!!

[@LifeByLayefa]

She’s 26?! I’m baffled, altogether it takes 7years to study architecture. When did she start and finish university. How long did it take to get to where she is now. Interesting, I would love to hear the full story please.

[@Vee-yc5ht]

@Life By Lafeya - I won't be surprised if she started university at 17. That's when I started

[@AbimbolaAjayi]

Yup really futuristic!

[@immaokoli2951]

I love 😍 Nigeria 🇳🇬 business space, because it's not for the lazy.

[@sharonxtine1820]

Hi any idea whether this lady started the school. Eager to learn from scratch. Thanks.

[@ikabbite]

I'm 27 and I'm thinking about my life now looool

[@eyedgaf4955]

Better than Ikea. Ikea is cheap O but I understand the comparison.

[@mychelendaya8561]

any vacant? i have a friend there looking for work..can you give him a work on your company? hope you will help him..thank you

[@MissTrudyy]

I clicked so fast! Looks interesting! Now let me watch! 😀

[@TochiEmenine]

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[@SPrincessbeneficialknowledge]

Nice one

[@husseinsidibe4954]

@@TochiEmenine subscribed

[@TayoAinaFilms]

😂 First to View gang

[@TochiEmenine]

@@husseinsidibe4954 Bless you ! 😭

[@TOA234]

This gives me joy! I am a 41 year old lady who had to run away from Nigeria due to hardship. I’m doing well where I am but seeing young people like these prosper in the midst of all the hardships, gives me undiluted joy! Congratulations young lady!

[@_genova6230]

Zimbabwe approves , this women is incredibly accomplished

[@YellowSynth]

we need more of this in Zimbabwe

[@stephendaniel5341]

i will be interviewed by Tayo Aina one day

[@tobbsbrown50]

We believe in your dreams

[@regs9493]

Keep up the good work bro on God 🙌🏽

[@obinnaokpala6144]

Tayo I think she's brilliant, I'm really concerned with her employee spray painting her furnitures wearing regular medical masks. Please tell her to buy gas mask for her employees. Health risk.

[@nourishbmercy2148]

Nice observation but naija no dey worry o. Maybe you should reach her privately

[@stephaniechidinma]

I thought of that too was shocked wen I saw that.

[@sankofax8082]

Bro I worked in a similar workshop like this in Europe... we had gas mask. Ear muffs, gloves, goggles... saw dust and varnish fumes ain't no joke on the lungs. She seems more like the CEO type with no vocational training but had a dream and resources. Furniture work ain't easy. Props to those workers. I'm sure they dont even earn much on the dollar or euro value.

[@melv2414]

Yes, I noticed that too. I hope she is into sustainability... Reforestation

[@niara_abena]

​@@sankofax8082 refreshing to see at least one person who views through a critical lens. we are such a fractured people that any inkling of success looks like a win

[@afro8478]

Nigerian women ❤️🌹🤩

[@Emmanueltwitch]

This women is on her way to a Billionaire Too brilliant

[@omoba3000]

Fact

[@bgsonsthriving.]

She is already💯❤

[@BracketReviews]

I love Nigeria because of the Diverse Culture, Hard working people even in the face of adversity/corruption, we are still smiling hoping things will get better. As for Africa, I love our Dark skin and green pastures. Though, we are developing, with time, we have a brighter future. Thank you, Namesake. Good coverage. Job well executed!!! 👍

[@staneishah2668]

Loved every moment of this! As an African American I said "If I'm gonna leave America, it'll be to Africa" Ghana, Togo and Benin were the first 3 countries I've ever visited outside of America - Nigeria is next! Any place my people are I feel at home and that is why I love Africa. It's home. Thanks for your amazing content!

[@smboss2256]

Try to come here in Cote d'Ivoire

[@amandaeguale1641]

You are welcome home ❤️

[@BoskiM]

If you want to relocate please try to come up with a business plan that not only will change your life but the lives of others. No need to work 9-5 for someone else when you can be your own boss

[@ezenwanyi3756]

nice! 🦋

[@olasportpredictions2253]

Always welcome, Africa is home...

[@MrILES-gu3xb]

This exposure was necessary. Thanks Tayo. With this video ,You’ve saved me a ton of money from buying and shipping furniture from New York. From now on I’ll patronize my people with absolute pride 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@OnlyJesusMatters]

I love Nigeria/Nigerians because despite the negative stories out there, they don't stop shining. They even have the legitimates more than those abusing them.

[@regs9493]

True 🙌🏽🇳🇬

[@gavinjohnson3065]

This makes me proud as a Nigerian and Pan African. We all need to buy made in Africa goods and promote them

[@philipbanda6637]

That's why I only use Dangote cement not....

[@subomioladapo4814]

I'm blown away. And challenged that anything is possible in Nigeria if you put your mind to it.

[@saghaarii1136]

It's been really great seeing you growth, Tayo. You've always delivered engaging content, and it's inspiring to see Africa through your eyes.

[@truethots3088]

What a boss🙌🙌🙌. This is what Naija needs not everyone graduating and looking for suit and tie to sit in an office 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

[@aao449]

Yes ooooo!!!!👍

[@tosinkiladejo7269]

Lots of graduates are business minded and do have a business ideas, but the major stumbling block that kills most dreams and ideas is Capital (Money).

[@tosinojo7310]

@@tosinkiladejo7269 to start a business you don't need money..you need people. Thats what my dad who has started several multi-million dollar businesses told me....the mistake is putting capital above all....all our businesses were started with people not capital

[@tosinkiladejo7269]

@@tosinojo7310 I agree with you. But above all, you still need money + "right people" to actualize the business ideas.

[@aao449]

If you’re starting a small baked goods business from home you generally don’t need outside capital but if you’re interested in launching a business that’ll have employees that need to be paid regularly, rent, taxes, bills, etc you will need significant capital either from your personal savings, from loans, or investors otherwise you won’t be able to sleep at night for the first 6 months to 1 yr worrying where the money is going to come from in your new business to pay all the monthly obligations.

[@lecadou]

When she said “logistics “, I say I am listening... new logistics software coming...

[@suleimanuusaini3]

That's the spirit bro. We watch and listen for business opportunities.

[@lordofabraxas4414]

Now your mind is what we need in Nigeria..Hope that idea manifest into reality. 👍🏿👍🏿

[@sweetlemonade6925]

@@lordofabraxas4414 I'm so happy she said logistics. Because I'm planning on coming to Nigeria to do logistics.

[@suleimanuusaini3]

@@lordofabraxas4414 Amen🙏🏿

[@uniqueuche4377]

I love this, am inspired too. Am a home baker, with over 7 cake orders a week. I started with nothing at the age of 18. Today am 23 and so grateful for it.

[@lifestylewithjazzy2696]

Keep shinning! 😁

[@fortunemweetwa8670]

Keep believing and keep the focus

[@chibuzoroduche4058]

Keep doing great, and keep the faith

[@edemvirtue9078]

Good

[@oluchielvisdaniel3630]

Your best is yet to come

[@godspower_eze]

I love Nigeria/Africa because no matter how discouraging the country or the continent is, we the youths still try to create a life for ourselves and we are also making waves around the world.

[@sweetspice9120]

Yes o

[@mirannaire]

Discouraging?

[@marmar9957]

@@mirannaire Discouraging because of the corrupt and inept governments and the lack of capital. Also, the blatant disrespect, pity and ignorance that the rest of the world often pays us. But regardless of that we (Africans) are still hustling and trying our best to create a better future.

[@ezenwanyi3756]

@@marmar9957 facts !!

[@ezenwanyi3756]

exactly 🦋

[@djdezz1475]

Nobody should ship furnitures to Africa from the states anymore, you will be wasting your money, all the beautiful pieces are right there in Nigeria, with what you are showing and what Woda show the other day Africa is rising.

[@elakesnig]

True! It's now cheaper to buy furniture from reputable organisations as this in africa than shipping. The last time I checked, the cost is tripled or more when buying from abroad.

[@ihama99]

Absolutely correct. We can get anything we want in Nigeria if we put out effort like this young lady

[@themotayos]

For so long, Africa has been considered the dark side of the world but rather than giving up, her children keep growing to beam the positive light on their mother, a good example is what you and every other successful entrepreneurs across Africa are doing, living through the pains and making sure Africa is seen and heard. And for others like me still struggling to create that value, we will not give up no matter how many times we have failed. We are Africans and we can never give up.

[@Vhimpromo]

I'm here too. This is a nice piece. You and Wode Maya have inspired me to do some of these projects here in Ghana. I promote Young Entrepreneurs. Thanks Tayo

[@hamidoyempemi27]

Tayo, you have no idea how relatable these videos are. You watched and get inspired immediately. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@springmornings]

buy made in africa guys....buy made in africa.....we are rising....thankyou Tayo, maya and all of you bringing us theses amazing revelations.....young africans are blessed

[@agboolamatthew]

I simply love Nigeria because as Nigerians we don't quit, our grit is never die act not giving up till the dream is acheived

[@delightministers3372]

Awesome video,dear Africans,let's support our own🇨🇮

[@vcofyoutube]

"It's crazy in a short time that we've shipped thousands of pieces of furniture" Tayo- Thousands??? How old is your company "Two years" Tayo- HEIII🙆🏾‍♂️

[@SalawuIbrahim]

Ordered a desk from them, can’t wait to get it. Big ups Tayo!

[@bisimedia]

I love Nigeria because of its young people. When a country is loaded with people of great potential-like the ones you showcase in your videos, regardless of its terrible rulers, that country is poised towards greatness.

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

Your comment is gold....that's what I always tell those who have given up on the country. ..what Nigeria is facing are surmountable challenges which can be fixed with the right people in power cos leadership is key. Young people with vision and are people oriented need to start enteringthe political space to drive the change we all want... The old politicians who are self serving and only think about themselves and bulging bank accounts need to be retired ASAP

[@comfortedu5115]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311 thanks

[@ibukun1607]

That's exactly what our government is scared of.

[@BISOLAOLAGUNJU]

I can't believe she's just 26

[@olajosh3592]

Guys You know what. I was about setting up some some meeting in Canada with potential Investors to invest in my New Furniture Company. After seeing this video, fuck it! Am coming back to Nigeria to start up the Company.

[@thefemieden]

I would love to be on your team when it's time Sir

[@umohdoraline6333]

Congratulations in advance ☺️

[@favourazukaego3803]

U need to have a rethink. Don't act with impulse.

[@jackiedelvalle]

@@favourazukaego3803 Definitely. Give yourself time to think through how you'll manage the obstacles and challenges. Best of luck! 🙏🏾🤞🏾🙏🏾🤞🏾

[@IamJammal]

This is inspiring. Nigeria and indeed africa isn't just the future but the present. I am glad to be alive to witness the shift already brewing. Thank you Tayo. Bless up to young amazing Lady you sure ignited a flame in many lives across the country.

[@sotechieboh9683]

I love Nigeria because no matter how many reasons it gives us to hate it, we just can't seem to give up on it.

[@Isiejeme0829]

A patriotic, hard working and visionary young woman doing futuristic things.

[@onyekachin9663]

Let's encourage him. Watch till the end. Allow the ads play complete. Thanks

[@JoelSam]

This is absolutely inspiring! 🙌🏾❤️🇳🇬

[@eyramdelauncut]

Very

[@pgmh-v3d]

This is SO SO inspiring!!! I could literally cry😭 and she’s so down to earth too!! Amazing video!!

[@wahabodusola6484]

Yep. You can tell that she's a humble person. She comes across really well. I like her. She has a clear vision. She will go far in life.

[@ManimalDetroit]

I cry for the workers who don’t get personal protective equipment

[@colossuses]

The quality is better than ikea.their furniture is cardboard

[@KwabenaOfori13]

It's better than Ikea because it is owned by an African and made by Africans :D

[@elakesnig]

😂😂😂😂 Stronger and durable but not finer 😂😂😂

[@blackroute1527]

Obviously, better materials, more sturdy and basically hand in made...furniture your children can inherit.

[@samwanyoike193]

@@elakesnig Shes gonna thrash ikea in 5 years

[@AkinAkinsanya]

Foreign exchange rate has a direct correlation to a country's manufacturability index. US, China, Brazil and India are the top 4 in this index. Nigeria is low. Very low. The more manufacturing we do and export the more our index will increase and this affect FX tremendously. I'm thinking of returning to naija to start a fiberglass composite business.

[@sweetlemonade6925]

Exactly! I'm planning on going to Nigeria to do logistics. The Nigerian diasporas are returning. God bless Nigeria.

[@hakeemolateef9246]

@@sweetlemonade6925 let's Gooo.✅✅✅ Mark this date! In 3 years time MR Bubu (President Buhari) would've leave that his Office nd I'm sure the next is watching. Nevertheless we pray for God to strengthen the coming President of Nigeria. Nd bless them with Vision. It started from one person to create that lifetime Legacy and democracy we Needed In Nigeria. in spite of the corruption in Government and Political, electricity/Fuel hiking nd more CHALLENGES but Nigerians small/big Entrepreneurs still making it through and keep their resilient Energy. Imagine when we now have a leaders who is a visionary person nd know what his people need. Omo u won't believe how boom Nigeria will become China of Africa.. Let's wait and C. #2023 We pray nd hope for true change. I personally can't wait to see Nigeria As one of the biggest Top world Country. It gonna shock people nd Nigeria will prove its GREATNESS. NIGERIA I AM COMING & AFRICA WE ARE COMING FOR YOU. SO HELP ME GOD ✌✌🤞🤞💡💡✅

[@lifewith_precious]

I love Nigeria because they are many creative people and they don't depend mostly on foreign products they are able to manufacture their own products mostly I love the culture and the food one-day I wish to visit Nigeria _all the way from South Africa 💜🙏

[@sylviasworld9397]

Glad to hear. You'll be welcomed with open arms 😉

[@djdezz1475]

Tayo I don’t have much to say, thank you for what you are doing. The furniture‘s are so nice. I know the next time I’m in Nigeria, I will surely buy some pieces for my home in Benin city from this company. Thank God you are showing the better side of Africa. Thanks

[@bolaogunbayode6143]

She is so inspiring. How beautiful to see a young woman rising above all odds.

[@evemason3456]

Yes, one example - it pains me to know that there isn't a reliable power supply. Anyway, she wont let that stop her.

[@Seznumerouno]

@@evemason3456 actually there's a youtube video I watched just before this one about another woman with a furniture business.

[@michael29913]

What a time to be alive. I'm really glad I saw this. It's been tough trying to create something for myself since after school. This right here reinforced my determination. It's not over yet. Besides, I love how she structured the departments in her company and how she's integrating new tech features to enhance marketing strategy (for real, I liked that virtual reality part and when she said she was working on integrating new AI features; a tech enthusiast I stan 💪🏾). Mr. Tayo never stop serving us sweet contents like this.

[@mubashirekungba3858]

I have always loved the taellio brand. Love Nigeria because of our spirit and Grit. Great people.

[@aregbetaofeek3223]

Egbon Daud

[@nnamdiimo8602]

i love nigeria because its land of opportunity

[@nicki35able000]

This is soooo inspiring!!!! Edit: I love how young Nigerians are changing the narrative of the country nationally and internationally. What we've seen last year from what the leadership does for the country vs the people of Nigeria, really shows that we can bring the change we want to see and it is amazing. I am truly proud👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@akeemayinla4157]

One thing I love about Africans(Nigerians) is her COURAGE, and with this COURAGE comes extraordinary HOPE, HOPE for the better FUTURE, HOPE for their country's strength, and HOPE for those around them. Each country in Africa is unique, has its own culture and different lifestyle and I would love people around the world to learn, to re-think their current view of what this region looks like and is often depicted as, and get to know it because AFRICA is the FUTURE and the FUTURE is not a time zone that is yet to come, the FUTURE is NOW... I'm proud to be a NIGERIAN. Big ups TAYO for this remarkable content.

[@PatriciaAbijah]

The factory is hugeeeeee! She's done well for herself. I feel like Nigerians achieve more at an earlier age, kudos to all hardworking omo naigas💪

[@olamideantonio]

She has accomplished a lot at very young age, very impressive..... love it

[@macdonaldossuetta6392]

What a great inspirational video. I am blown away. Well done Tayo. I love Nigeria because it’s a Blessed country. 👍🏾

[@sweetlemonade6925]

Yes Nigeria is truly blessed💚

[@Yenstudios]

I'm currently starting my business in photography in Nigeria. I love Nigeria because its filled with creative souls and we don't give up.

[@stephendaniel5341]

i love Nigeria because because God has blessed us this country and i am lucky to be born a Nigerian

[@aao449]

Nigeria’s greatest gift is not oil, minerals, movies, Afrobeats...it is that which lies within her ppl...great determination!🇳🇬

[@stephendaniel5341]

@@aao449 soo true

[@moham.279]

You are so right, we need to start taking risks and don’t depend on Government. It’s individuals that create Jobs with their ingenuity and not government. The Nigerian youth will turn this country around by the grace of God..

[@stephendaniel5341]

@@moham.279 Amen

[@shadele1734]

I'm so impressed with this young entrepreneur. The next "IKEA" (of Africa) 👏

[@ordinarypeople6223]

Incredible ! I love the designs. I am bookmarking this video. When I buy a house , I will use 100% of their furniture.

[@MrILES-gu3xb]

Yup. Me too. 👌🏽

[@jackiedelvalle]

Well done people! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@SeyidoyeO.G.A]

Nigeria, I think her millennials are now 'woke' to the fact that working for someone is so less satisfying, you know the white collar office bullshit - the drive is not money but relevance and the urger to be expressively creative, and it is fast becoming a trend. This is why I so much love Nigeria currently. At 26, I was in my job with 6 figures and cool, but that is no more a trend, and it's lovely.

[@snoopyshow77]

I love Nigeria and cannot wait to hopefully visit it next year. I love Nigeria because it is build by us, with us and for us. It has a rich and vibrant culture. And don't get me started about the delicious food😊

[@oziomaene7335]

To be honest, I love stories this. They inspire me alot. I used to feel like my thoughts are not well-aligned when I tell people that I am not craving to leave Nigeria. The whole craze to Japa makes me question what will become of Nigeria if the teeming youths keep on porting to Canada and Europe. Who will change the narrative and state of things here in Nigeria. Who do we expect to bring about the transformation we whine about. Honestly, as a software developer, God knows I am not particularly after leaving the country for greener pasture (those countries are busy depleting our invaluable human resources to enrich themselves all the more, while we continue to leave the fate of dear motherland to some wonderful people/ leaders.) I might not have a good business acumen to start up a business today. But God knows I am willing to become a part of initiatives that will impact lives. And even with videos and persons like this one, I will continue to be gain inspiration such that will drive me to fulfil my desired aspirations. That is fulfilment for me. I love my motherland. I love my home.

[@sweetlemonade6925]

I truelly pray that you'll reach your goal and that you'll impact so many lives in Nigeria. I live abroad, and I'm planning on coming back to do logistics. I don't find it worth it doing business in Europe or America, Nigeria is way better for business. Even though Nigeria has it's inconveniences and Europe/America might be easier to start business, Nigeria has greater potential than the Western world when it comes to business. People say that Nigeria frustrates people out of business, but let me tell you that Europe frustrates people out of business as well! My mother used to own an african shop in Europe, but she closed down after 21 years, because she was on government subsidies so she wasn't allowed to work anymore and that if she worked, she would risk of going to jail. She even had to put the business on my brother's name so that she could be "employed" and just "help" around. The government in Europe are so controlling, that they sent the police to go and see if my mother was present or not, and they would always come unexpectedly. My brother had no interest in the business and he had his own job, so my mum was always at the shop still working. The shop was his on paper, but in reality it was still my mum's. Every single day my mum would go to her shop frightened, because she never knew when the police would show up and might arrest her. The police have busted her several times and she had to pay huge amount of money. The police would show up with 4 or 5 vehicles as if there was a crime scene. Just last year, the police came again, and this time the government was suing her, and she was very likely to go to jail (she won the case, thank God). So she closed down her shop after 21 years in business! Worst thing of all is that she never made as much money as this young lady in this video! Europe/America is filled with debt, bills, high rent etc, that you'll never save a lot of money or have enough money. High taxes are here, some European countries take up to 55% of taxes! So you'll only receive half the money you made! This is something that africans abroad deal with, but won't tell you. Tell me, do they do this in Nigeria? The hardest part about Nigeria is that the government won't help you in the beginning in your business, but Nigeria offers you the freedom to whatever you want in business. The lack of government intervention makes the business actually easier and more interesting for the individual. See how government intervention and constant surveillance in Europe made my mum to close down! Sometimes lack of government presence can be a blessing. See how the Nigerian music industry is growing without the help of the government. Because of the freedom in doing business in Nigeria, so much money can be made, more money than in Europe. My mum has said several time that her sisters back in Nigeria are not suffering the way she is suffering in Europe. Her sisters all have businesses and a house that they've built and own, and they have zero debt or bills. While buying a house in Europe is impossible 90% of the people rent, not to talk about building a house. She envies her sisters back in Nigeria because they are truelly living comfortably, even though Nigeria might have struggles. She even said that people in Nigeria don't know how blessed they are to be living there, and that abroad is not as good as people think. She's ashamed but will post pics on fb smiling lol and show her family.

[@TheeTinuke]

This video was so inspiring! I love Africa because she is the SOURCE! She gives life, beauty and strength to rest of the earth. And that’s on periodt😌

[@OhGodAriseMinistries]

I love Nigeria. I’m not a Nigerian but always do vacation trips there. I love the culture, church, food and the people. I am a health care professional, but also have an entrepreneurial heart ♥️. I’m looking forward for ideas to build on and invest in. You and a few African KZbinrs like Wode Maya have been inspiring me lately. Blessings from Canada

[@adewoleolalekan4269]

This is the first time I'm hearing and seeing this and I'm blown away Ii wanted to watch it to the end. I love her spirit and her vibe also and designs. There are lots of people like her in Nigeria who won't blame the country for whats happening to them but look for opportunities in disguise and keep working and growing. I hope the company grows to be a household name in Africa