The African Country Where Women Are King

The African Country Where Women Are King is a video where I speak to some of the most powerful women in Botswana who share their journey on how they made it to the top. They also share their insight about how women play a crucial role in leadership in Botswana and how they have turned the country around from one of the poorest African nations to currently the fastest-growing economy in Africa.
The goal of this video is to inspire more women across Africa to take their place in the leadership of African nations and help to steer us in the right direction. Hope you enjoyed the video, please hit the like button and subscribe if you aren't already.
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01:19 MINISTER PEGGY SERAME - MINISTER OF FINANCE
01:42 GRACE SETLHARE-MANKANKU - HEAD OF GROUP RETAIL, ACCESS BANK
01:59 GEMMA MBEGABOLAWE - SERIAL ENTREPRENEUR
02:25 BOITUMELO MOGOPA - CEO METROPOLITAN BOTSWANA
04:28 MATLHOGONOLO MPONANG - EXECUTIVE HEAD OF HUMAN RESOURCES DEBSWANA.
05:25 OGONE MADISA - CEO OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT BANK BOTSWANA.
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00:00 Intro
02:39 Career Challenges
03:16 Why it's essential for women to lead
06:43 Societal Pressure on Women to Get Married
07:19 What does Botswana Woman is King mean
08:14 Important Skill for Success for a Woman.
09:10 What inspires you?
09:54 What's your advice to young women in Africa
10:13 What will you like to change about Africa?
11:45 Conclusion
Shoutout to the team who helped in producing this
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[@jackieaina]

Tayo you just keep raising the bar, really loved hearing about Botswanan women and their cultural stories and leadership 🫶🏾

[@palesamogorosi8939]

It's not Botswanan. Singular = Motswana Plural = Batswana

[@Mdmeskywlkr007]

​@@kylebantsioh wow I actually didn't know that. Thanks for educating 🙏🏿

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks Jackie ❤️❤️. Appreciated you always!!! 😁

[@maxineramz4464]

Jackie like the man in the video said, it's not Botswanian but Batswana or Motswana for single By the way are you guys related? 😊

[@survivingwhitezaddy2.5]

​@@TayoAinaFilmsBro I hope you do realise you're pushing ws agenda by referring to Queens as (king) and by default you're effeminising the brothers. This western ideology nonsense has to stop.

[@tkm1242]

An African story curated by a Son of the soil….thrive Tayo thrive!!!!!

[@malikaabizar8318]

Long live botswana 🇧🇼 i wish you only happiness success and joy from algeria north africa

[@williammongou7839]

Time: 8:45. "If you're not ready to be spoken of in ways that are very unfair, you cannot be a leader." Very powerful !

[@dorisdiribe]

Interesting to see a country where the leadership of women is embraced this much. The dialogue with the women is blowing my mind.

[@just4footballlife]

Yes Equality between all is amazing

[@the8thchurch461]

​​@@just4footballlifeAnd that is as it should be. It helps men as well by not putting undue pressure on them to provide for their families

[@kelliekgtlsh3207]

Home sweet home ❤ Thank you.Thank you for this

[@fereenewalker4297]

They have raised the bar. #Waytogo women of Bostwana 🎉❤🙏🏼👏🏼👈🏼👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@user-yz2zf3eg4y]

"emang basadi" is a phrase on our national anthem urging women to strengthen up and have strong input as well towards tve building of the nation. Botswana believes in a woman that builds a nation. "Mosadi ke thari ya sechaba". Women are very instrumental in all areas of development as well.

[@carolinemurote]

As someone that grew up in Botswana, this warms my heart. Mosadi ke thari ya sechaba. ❤

[@fezzkkb]

you can see the confidence of southern African women through these Botswana women hairstyles

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@fezzkkb]

@@prisoner_of_hope8386 in west Africa majority of the women aren't that confident in many areas , it maybe polygamy and religion effects

[@thehealthyafrican]

@@fezzkkb I believe Abrahamic religions are the culprit plus the aftermath of colonial rule and slavery. True West African societies had strong, confident and powerful women

[@idomagirlabahi7786]

Aren’t there adherents of Abrahamic religions over there as well?

[@idomagirlabahi7786]

Nobody wearing dead people’s hair.

[@urbanspaceman1]

Yet again confirming what I've believed since my first visit to Botswana 25 years ago - it's the greatest country on this planet.

[@carolletebele3639]

😊😊thank you for the complimenr. We are humbled by ur compliment

[@rpvofficiel2184]

greatest country in wich planet ??

[@carolletebele3639]

@@rpvofficiel2184 heal 😊 u seem to be hurting so much

[@katloMokgosana]

Thank you i’m glad you enjoyed your stay😊🙏🏾

[@justinanelson9856]

What most African government do not realize is that women are more nurturing, more accountable and downright straightforward when it comes to setting things in order. A country that gives women the opportunity to lead at any level will always be striving. Botswana, I doff my hat. Thank you young man for this awesome video. More grease….

[@wildlifebotswana2630]

Thank you Tayo for visiting our lovely country. I am very proud motswana, I won't trade it for anything....

[@MegaBobokoko]

Tayo is really combing out everything about Botswana and i am so loving it!

[@palesamogorosi8939]

This is why I love Southern Africa!!! ❤

[@TheTlotlo12]

I started crying halfway through the video, it’s so inspiring and beautifully produced. I wish to be like those women as I grow older 🥰🇧🇼 I miss home 🫶🏽 thank you Tayo

[@nathanvladmir5554]

I was in Botswana in 2014, 2019 and 2022 visiting my grandparents. I noticed women there are treated equally in the work place. It's just a Southern African thing because I've seen the same in South Africa, Botswana and Eswatini. Not forgetting also that they have one of the most beautiful women on the planet🤤😂

[@achatwithgoitse]

😂

[@palesamogorosi8939]

Oh I remember you. You're Congolese, right?

[@nathanvladmir5554]

@@palesamogorosi8939 yes ma'am. Where do you remember me from? The shuttle last year?

[@palesamogorosi8939]

@@nathanvladmir5554 no lol, but I just remember reading many of your comments on some channels right here on KZbin. There was one particularly from Serame's videos on intercultural relationships and it featured a South African lady dating a Congolese man. You shared some of your views there and I remember you since then. It's good to hear from you again. I can tell you appreciate Southern African women a lot. Thank you :)

[@nathanvladmir5554]

@@palesamogorosi8939 Oh yeah I'm a huge fan of Southern African women and a lot of my countrymen were not happy about those comments though 😂😂😂 but I don't regret it at all. And wow you got a very sharp memory I'd have forgotten 😂😂 Are you in Botswana?

[@achatwithgoitse]

Honorable Peggy Serame always leaves a huge mark whichever ministry she heads. Everyone’s always buzzing about her. Such an able leader that always transforms the spaces she’s in! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥

[@GeeThamae]

She's my ideal first female president of our country ❤

[@ogone1465]

Not when she was at the Trade ministry

[@creativemecksdave1319]

Tayo Aina is a naturally born storyteller. He captures all of the experiences, images and happenings, and blends all that perfectly without leaving out the key Messages. AFRICAN Women are made perfectly Strong 💪, mentally and physically, with little support, they break all LIMITATIONS 💪💪💪!

[@tbdan3793]

They have always been queens in our kingdoms. Kudos to Tayo for reminding us.🙏🙏

[@NANA_WISE]

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[@factsandopinions577]

Kings

[@factsandopinions577]

Women are king

[@factsandopinions577]

Women are kings

[@aaron2342]

​@@factsandopinions577woman is queen.

[@lifeoflorde]

Tayo is making me love Botswana even more! :)

[@mosesdaniel5503]

The ending of tayo's videos, mostly sounds emotional as his voice fades away....love it.

[@rhex3812]

Swrs man 😢😂

[@jojottheprodigaldaughter]

Thanks for shining the light on women in power....in Africa 🌍 as a whole.... Botswana is leading the way, setting the example 😮

[@AfriScents]

As a fellow Motswana young lady, I LOVED HOW YOU TOLD OUR STORY! We really are hardworking and SUPERB LEADERS!!!! Thank you!

[@karabolekgoane-uq4yv]

Yes that's true my grate grandfather was from Botswana he worked in the mines in Johannesburg and met my great grandmother there who was a zulu woman to this day I am in contact with my family in Botswana we visit one another often ❤️ the history man❤❤

[@silvershoe]

"If more than 50% of the population are not represented in leadership positions, you are denying that percentage of the population the opportunity and that responsibility". I felt that. I think we need to imbibe this in leadership.

[@ofentsemaaroganye5188]

8:09 Ke a leboga (thank you). You are apot on. As South African Morswana woman. I am in leadersip at work. Thanks to my strong Father and Mother. All my sisters are also academics . They tought us that women are kings, builders, work hard, love fellow men, help out, marriage must never be our goal in life. Above all love God with all our hearts❤❤ Ke a leboga

[@the8thchurch461]

How can you be a believer in God and at the same time say marriage must not be a goal in life? I am not criticizing because I am the same but I do not believe in God despite my moniker. Just want to understand how that works.

[@bukolalawrence]

We definitely need a lot of women in Nigerian leadership. Despite the benefit, the corrupt system tends to frustrate those that try to come up. I almost cried when i saw a video of a woman in the senate meeting speaking passionately on how her efforts were being frustrated by her colleagues, including the speaker (or the person listening to her petition that day) who took bribe to dismiss the case tendered by her. We cannot continue this downward spiral of decadence as it is affecting us negatively in all aspects of the Nigerian economy and living standards. If not for the late Mrs Dora, our pharmaceutical sector would have been in shambles. She held a fight against fake drugs and fake consumables in the country. These are some of the mindset that women can bring to leadership in terms of empathy, to help develop policies that would benefit the country at large.

[@palesamogorosi8939]

I was shocked to see that even the Nigerian parliament has so little female members. There is no gender parity.

[@creativemecksdave1319]

@bukolalawrence, the NGR society is so biased AGAINST women. The men wants to take everything to themselves and that's why NGR has been CORRUPTLY GROUNDED by these men. You mentioned Late Dora Akunyili, See Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Head of WTO, Funke Adetiba, Oby Ezekwesili, Funke Felix-Adejumo, Chimamanda Adichie, Folorunsho Alakija; these are NIGERIAN women holding sway across the World where there's a level playing ground for them. NGR needs to learn a lot from Botswana.

[@the8thchurch461]

​@@palesamogorosi8939Nigerian society is possibly one of the patriarchal in the world. The sexusm is astounding in this and age. Many Nigerian women tend to embrace thst as well and love being stay at home wives. I wonder if it has something to do with religion

[@ayangdavidetura]

Women are actually the most corrupt in Nigeria All in power have stolen money

[@Sal-yd6th]

Wow when you grew up around women fighting for a seat at the table and realise that indeed the dream has come true and continues on

[@i.a4890]

Like how it’s so easy to speak to people in high positions in Southern Africa❤

[@idomagirlabahi7786]

Yes!

[@thehealthyafrican]

I am a Igbo business woman living in the USA and it is so refreshing to watch this. I have always believed that they day Nigerians abandon the mindset of patriarchy that was forced upon them by the British and all these Abrahamic religions and encourage more women in leadership is the day the will see that country start to transform. Many African societies pre colonialism was built around a dual leadership structure, we had powerful Queens and Kings that ruled together. I will definitely be visiting Botswana this year and looking forward to immersing myself with these beautiful people.

[@palesamogorosi8939]

Spot on!

[@gabrielugwua7494]

I love the confidence in all of the great women in this video and how soft they speak with so much intellect, it says a lot about the country and it’s determination to develop. Kudos to Botswana from a🇳🇬rian

[@situmbekomubila3264]

Botswana and Rwanda are great countries due to their acceptance of Women inclusion in Senior positions...

[@kikizaza4314]

Do not includ Rwanda here. Rwana is a dictatorship ruling, no one has a say or initiative beside the tyrant Kagame. Botsana is a positive exemple for all Africa, with democracy, freedom, low corruption, good governance, etc. It's not the case for Rwanda.

[@leanolaone6431]

I loved when Peggy Serame,The Minister of Finance said she had no doubt she could do the job. Love that for her,the confidence to say,i have the qualifications, experience, skills,passion & qualities.

[@Odehyah951]

I greatly appreciated and benefited from this piece. I visited Botswana recently and fell in love with the country’s peacefulness, naturalism and warmth. I recently retired and Was in the market for a home away from my birth home (USA). I was leaning towards Botswana and now after seeing this coverage of Botswanan women in positions of leadership I’m even more excited about the possibility of Botswana as a second home for me.

[@the8thchurch461]

And you will be most welcome Queen.

[@estelalopez3563]

Isnt finland the best country than African countries ?

[@etiwaxventure3696]

Oh my God, this video made my day... Africa women are the best and i respect our women for they always make us proud.

[@abwanydiallo]

Proud to be a Motswana 🥹🩵🇧🇼

[@modiriraerama6392]

Im proud of you fellow Bots 🇧🇼 woman, this is the true picture of us, thanks sir for showing the world the ability of Botswana women❤️❤️❤️

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

This is the vision that will come to pass under the LEADERSHIP of President Peter Gregory Obi and Vice President Dr Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed in our great nation Nigeria 🇳🇬 by God's grace, once our mandate is restored. God BLESS Botswana 🇧🇼 a true blessing to our beautiful Motherland AFRICA 🌍 👊🙂

[@karimmoorad9649]

Yes Batswana women are strong, this is a message that should be passed to the youth of this country. We are strong youth because of our mothers.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Hey guys, there’s a mistake at 04:28 her name is Matlhogonolo Mponang (Executive Head of Human Resources Debswana)

[@dzillieudosen9496]

Wow, this is great. I'm a Botswana woman leaving in Nigeria for the past 17 years. Nigeria and Botswana are like North and South - different in so many ways ❤.

[@Fluuuv]

What took you to Nigeria? They are completely different. I had culture shock when I moved to Botswana as a teen.

[@dzillieudosen9496]

@@Fluuuv love, abi marriage 😂😂😂😂😂. It's like North/South or black and white. But like they say, love conquers all❤❤❤

[@taniamolosiwa3639]

​@@dzillieudosen949617yrs😂😂jeez.. you've now forgotten all our corners I guess..nd yeah...we really have grown so much in leadership as women 🎉

[@yohighness]

You must have hundreds of stories to tell. 😅

[@dzillieudosen9496]

@@yohighness no be small ooohhh, dem der plenty well well 🤣

[@FulSerkle]

I love this 💕, this brought so much joy to my heart because we always hearing people who don't know Africa says the whole place is oppressive to our women and it's just not true. I am so proud of our nations in Africa and how we are stepping up and showing out for those nay sayer's.

[@creativemecksdave1319]

African Women are great fighter, Superior home builders. They only need little supports from the society to flourish 🤷🤷🤷.

[@Akrmdz444]

​@@creativemecksdave1319i cant agree with this, but most people would call me sexist, i gotta say that the most experienced builder are men and the most experienced architect are both. Because builder require Physic and Courage which most men have 1/2 or 2/2 while women dont have physic most of them but they are courageous.

[@palesamogorosi8939]

@@Akrmdz444 lol 🤢

[@Nellievodia]

Botswana content isn’t finishing anytime soon and I love it☺️❤ Tayo Aina for a reason🤝💯

[@tvs9978]

I love the quiet confidence of the Finance Minister. "I knew I could do it" lol

[@davidkoigi9064]

Wow. I think I need a trip...A trip to South Africa, a trip to Botswana,a trip to Zimbabwe, a trip to Lord knows how many countries I need to go to: To learn of the very important part that women are taking in shaping our future. For the time being, I say, great!!! Wonderful to know our sisters are so well engaged in changing society.

[@estelalopez3563]

But women didn’t invent anything

[@winniesschoolofelegance]

Great job on this Tayo!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@ekanemotuekong6522]

This is a beautiful work @TayoAina. 👏👏 More grace and strength to our African women ✊🏾

[@acappella1983]

Women in leadership tends to be the norm in Southern African countries compared to the rest of Africa

[@the8thchurch461]

Other parts of Africa are frightening when it comes to their attitudes towards women.

[@SeekingFreedom369]

Interesting how western “feminist” do not point to Botswana the bar or model society where woman are truly equal.

[@Daakie9362]

I have always heard this of Botswana 🇧🇼, where I even heard women are more educated than men

[@kemmoneR]

But Tswana men are very educated, i don't understand why you guys have this perception on southern African men. Our men are just laid back

[@kasikwagoma6740]

​@@kemmoneRvery true, if you see how educated Zimbabwean men are and women. Zimbabwe, botswana have some of the highest literacy rates in Africa.

[@the8thchurch461]

Batswana women have famously been known to work harder than men.

[@zachariahkwada9988]

​@@kasikwagoma6740I thought this is about Botswana. Why can't you leave it there

[@joynteh8759]

Divine feminine and masculine in perfect harmony and they delivered great Botswana. Let us learn to love ourselves and hold space for each other so we can all shine and create a great nation. Mama Africa ❤

[@CoryTyler]

Loving the content, brother! My sons and I sat down and watched 3 episodes back to back. Thank you for all you do!

[@lesliefountainwilliams5264]

Thank you for exploring and presenting Botswana from this point of view. I appreciate the information and respect the views presented. I must visit soon. -One Love

[@phillyop338]

Tayo's channel is an agency of transformation and growth, God bless Tayo

[@marciajames9434]

KEEP DOING THIS TAYO....Thanks for inspiring us (black) women to excel and explore Africa and hopefully to join forces with our continent sisters and brothers! You are doing a marvelous job/stay blessed

[@andromedab902]

Hey Mr Handsome Tayo!! You've not just got the looks but brains to boot!👌🏾😅 Your narratives are ever evolving & keeping us abreast with times. There's a lot to learn about "political matriarchy". V inspiring, thanks most kindly

[@ogomsseries]

Educative,inspiring and beautiful to watch👌👌👌women in power❤❤❤

[@okechukwumctitus6820]

"Get rid of the borders (10:16)", I so much loved that statement.

[@Lasty_Princess]

Mosadi Tlhari wa Sechaba we say , Women balances the leadership platform 💪

[@tlaly]

This is so heart-warming!!!❤. Power to Botswana🙌🏽

[@poetChinweJohn]

What wonderful insights into a well balanced society! Thank you for sharing these aspects of the status of women in Botswana.

[@poetChinweJohn]

Thank you Tayo! I like so many others, really appreciate the relevant news and stories you share.

[@bothoannastasiamogotsi2225]

❤❤ THANK YOU FOR SHINNING A LIGHT ON OUR COUNTRY...

[@SinoM123]

Wow, Botswana is such a wonderful example to the rest of the region (and continent) in terms of its policies and how much it's doing for its people. Much respect from SA. 3:51 Can't escape the impact that Apartheid SA had across Southern Africa.. The then gvt really pulled its workforce from all over the region. We really are interconnected, huh..

[@the8thchurch461]

You will be ok. It takes time. Your country is becoming more and more beautiful. Take heart.

[@aminuyaro]

I love incredible stories like this. Tayo, you had such a great transformation in this KZbin space, I’m so proud that you pick topics and stories of Africa to shine an inspiring light into our uniqueness as a continent. One day Africa will unite and form a formidable alliance of strength, partnership and progress that will be envious of other continents. Stories like yours are moving is closer. Keep it up

[@audreyappleby9487]

You did an excellent job in putting this video together. Thank you for this.

[@djb.8507]

Dope video and good to see African women taking on leadership roles. I have to say that over the last few decades a lot have change in Africa and there are many countries with many women occupying high leadership roles from Rwanda/Tanzania/Ethiopia/Seychelles/Liberia etc... but there still more to do to make sure that women in Africa and the wider world are treated with the same fairness and respect as men.

[@yannicko1923]

just wow! I really enjoy your content Tayo. We need more of that. We also need to continue to show the world this side of Africa and our women.

[@makhosazanakunene7999]

Never before have I commented on your platform, but this episode is par excellence. You have outdone yourself. Congratulations. Good work 🎉

[@leahneal6981]

I am trying to learn more of my ancestors land. Thank you for being my favorite guide . This was fantastic info I didn’t know I needed. 👍🏾

[@DzelafenJS]

Let me be the first to comment befor watching Cameroon is waiting for you Tayo

[@user-kf9en2zi1r]

Nice video. Tayo you are going places, you are now an institution on your own. Big ups bro.

[@iykemallyglobal6140]

@Tayo Aina I have been planning to start this kind of content since last year until I found you on Twitter doing the same thing I have been dreaming of ages do 😊 I just find me a new mentor ❤️

[@petttroville5510]

Thank you for this video. I was re searching African countries with strong womens rights laws. Im super excited to research Botswana and see what else these women will be doing. Im searching for a new home and hope I can make it there. I hope you do more videos like this. BW from America are very interested but all we hear is how much we wont enjoy it because its oppressive to women. More videos highlighting that that isnt true would be great.

[@the8thchurch461]

America is infinitely more oppressive to women than Botswana ever could. What with the Bible belt and its countless cults wanting to tie women down with children.

[@estelalopez3563]

I rather retire in Jerusalem than African countries because that’s where humans come from

[@palesamogorosi8939]

Southern Africa and East Africa is generally progressive when it comes to gender equality/women's rights

[@ireenthatosekaelo1989]

​@@estelalopez3563what are you saying? That's false information humans originated in Africa plus that's irrelevant to both the comment and video

[@melodyiwuamadi483]

Hi, Tayo. Thank you for sharing this with us. Keep doing what you’re doing. It’s beyond what you may even know.

[@beatriceitem2061]

Oh my God! This is so inspiring. I love to see women win,break barriers set for them by society and excel!

[@gracen6418]

Wow, this video gave me goosebumps. Thank you!!

[@Jeb_Dee]

Tayo Aina to the world🙌 Topnotch presentation as always 👌

[@lorenkelley1568]

An excellent video Tayo! Thank you. It's so inspiring to hear about the capable, intelligent women in leadership roles in Botswana. I liked the videos you did in the past about travel and culture - they were very good, and I hope you do more in the future. But your recent shift to covering politics, society, education and work is truly interesting. I am learning so much. Here in the U.S., the news does not cover anything like what you have covered in the last several months. I am really looking forward to more.

[@misterscottintheway]

A wonderful video. Thank you for using your platform to spread this powerful message

[@godslove4977]

Tayo never disappoints ....... I'm your biggest fan

[@YeleMoutairou]

I like this.All these women are inspiring. Im proud to be a women.

[@mercy-shalomadepoju2344]

Wow! Thanks for bringing this our way. I'm definitely going to watch this over and over again. I'm inspired. Women should not be given things on a platter of silver, we should work for it, and prove that we can do it. Thank you very much once again.

[@mercy-shalomadepoju2344]

@TayoAinaFirms...-.. Why now? Why are you impersonating him 🙄🤧🤧🤧

[@patriciajohnson4393]

Very nice to hear from women in different leadership roles. They are awesome!!! The insight and foresight is super encouraging. 😊❤

[@mightytunesng]

I like the way you are giving us quality content back to back 🤩🤩

[@truecrimeblooddiary]

Thank you Mister to represent these beautiful cultures. I'm open minded to know more about African countries and cultures.😊❤

[@JesseDishner]

Tayo this is so good, so well done, both on the presentation and the editing/formatting, but also on the topic and the people you were able to interview, exceptional quality. Thank you.

[@joshmatiluko]

Tayo your delivery is always top-notch

[@kaizen5180]

Great work Mr tayo

[@YouStillNeedToSleep]

WOW. THIS IS A FABULOUS VIDEO!!!. I thought I was watching a very positive documentary on some major legacy media network the whole time

[@user-qe4wp8hc3f]

This was so inspiring, thank you Tayo and all the women King

[@BigPowerful7]

This was amazing.

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

Excellent work here Tayo. Well done!! 👏🏾👏🏾I only wish the interviews were longer. 😊

[@flokechmisc.6480]

I did not know this. Great job!

[@chimakalu5195]

Thank you so much brother Tayo Aina for this. God bless your health richly.

[@gontlafetsembeha2848]

Tayo this is beautiful. Thank you man. Proud Motswana ❤️

[@vivaafrika604]

It is time to give our women a try❤

[@user-ff9yx2jp2q]

Excellent work Tayo. Loved this video.

[@Nobile6601]

Bravo Mr Tayo for providing this content and talking about it.

[@djamaltanko5121]

Africa is unique ❤❤❤❤❤

[@samuels2454]

Good job, keep bringing us together