This Man has a Business in every sector In Gambia.

[@cobyveron]

Its sad local people aren't the ones doing this so sad

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

This story shows the importance of family and having a plan. He also has the right mindset about development and growth. Please tell him he can also use the shell of the cocoa pod to make african black soap which is a completely natural and excellent product. No waste needed from these pods. His family is an ispiration to all.

[@thermologo3451]

You fool! You are proud of the white man taking over your country ? And you want to give him tips too ????

[@albertmoumjian8113]

I dunno why i liked this man.he summarized all the business knowledge i have read in books.its not because i'm lebanese too.but i swear the world of business needs people like this man to share their knowledge briefly,in a short amount of time like this video.ya3tikel 3afyeh khayyi.

[@Khatcharev]

Parev enger yesal lipanani hayem! Hachoghoution

[@carlosacta8726]

!!!!!مائة بالمائة

[@Kof_Believer]

I just subscribed. Great interview. We need more of this. This will help most Africans to know that we can still make it big while in Africa. Unfortunately, we tend to surround ourselves with people who always think everything about Africa is bad so we have to travel. Birds if the same feathers flock together. Watching such videos will help change the mindset

[@Beacons-of-Light-JustBeIT]

Viewers: This company is indeed a success story! The mindset and footprints towards success must be experienced. I admire the vision and I am taking notes in order to kickstart my entrepreneurial journey! Thanks for sharing this video Gano. You Indeed Did It!

[@jkemo1]

Big Congratulations.keep on doing..

[@balmoiabe2812]

The spiritual relationship one has with a place, can best describe one's origin to home. Great Gambian heritage story, enterprise and community.

[@nforkongnyu6487]

Why are people hating on him because of the colour of his skin, he is Gambian by birth we all come from somewhere. He is a resource which many Gambians or Africans should learn from, his business cuts across generational, which is rare in Africa. If Africans born in US are considered US citizens why cant he be Gambian. Je is an inspiration that men need to learn from.

[@auto_ally3]

I'm cameroonian and I hate bigots the most

[@nomaddiaries9790]

It's not because he is white, it's because he's a Lebanse Arab, some of the most racist people on earth,

[@komma795]

Am Gambian by myself i can tell Gambian are the most beautiful people i know das y they call smiling cost off Africa

[@ues929]

Africans born in America are paper citizens

[@Safaricom_]

5:20 it’s true since I joined your KZbin channel the content you bring adds value to your viewers very educational, bringing the world to us even if we are 8,000 miles away from each other.

[@Fatisbelle]

This was a great story Gano, well done to both of you.

[@abaibrahim6709]

It appears that the net benefit is largely one-sided, as I highly doubt Africans will have equal access to establish businesses in Lebanon or India, even in the present day (2023).

[@eshwarprasad524]

India will be hard because there are already 500+ Million youngsters trying for business, so you will have tough competition. Indian market is very tough to crack, towns and small city people are very frugal with spending. Once India develops a bit more and spending increases, it will become a HUGE market.

[@emmabarnes9835]

My concern; how much is he paying his employees based on the millions his companies are making? An African (Africa) wage of an western wage?

[@AH-mq9fn]

If there is a pay problem you ll find he pays better then most Gambian business man. My family used to work for him until they started their own business

[@jetpark3743]

Definitely not. Indians are better entrepreneurs

[@omarmendy1404]

Oh yeah i really like this Gambian he is doing great for the country Just keep up the good work my brother ❤

[@guyadelaidekonvolbo-op4ro]

He can’t never ever be a Gambian bro ,, whatsoever the durability of a wood 🪵 in the water will become a crocodile nahhhhhhhh he is from Lebanon 🇱🇧 so you will never see an African in Lebanon 🇱🇧 called a Lebanon never ever racist people ,, therefore go back where you came from and we will see soon periodddddd

[@misteraj9940]

This man is great ! A very interesting interview ! The kind of people you can learn from by just exchanging a few words ! Thank you Gano for this productive video !

[@Dreamdreams350]

Fady great story but most importantly great integrity and vision for Gambians. I am in the USA. I am willing to come Gambia start cocoa farm. Just need to find a few good farm hands I can trust to manage while I am in the states. I hope to meet you some day if I visit Gambia

[@manyimadarboe3818]

Wow he is so inspiring.

[@Naijamann]

I love this guy. Simple..

[@kebbajagne5592]

I love something about Fady - he has a team spirit. He understands that nothing of value can be achieved alone.

[@salifsankareh3104]

This interview is 10 out of 10. You really deserve a thumb up. We grew up with their products.

[@0f-the-land]

He makes very good points. Gambia should be trying to grow more of its own foods. But the rainy season and flooding is an issue there. I can understand why a Gambian would have a difficult time getting to work, because of the type of flooding they get.

[@modoumnjie2248]

Gano is always bringing out the best no other gambian page pulls out and im hoping for more of such videos. proud of you fady 👍👍👍👍

[@gladzalendo]

More like a conversation among two friends. Loved it.

[@MeeMee-pc6bv]

I was waiting for this interview we are so proud of you Fady. As a Banjulian we grow up with Banjul pharmacy and Sunu Kerr as a household name. Thank you for all the contribution your family put in our beloved Gambia. You have Gambia at heart which makes you a true Gambian

[@this_is_africa]

Thank you Mee Mee for sharing with Afridamus.

[@zarapeace660]

Am not Gambian but I love everything that you stand for Fady. I see your vision, I think our paths will cross one day. You are doing the best job in the Gambia. Keep up the good work. Africa needs more people like you. Hopefully the African approach to business will change and we’ll get more professional and honest with employers like you Fady.

[@dearlife7771]

First of all are you a gambian

[@jmgonzales7701]

are there alot of whites in gambia?

[@FutBrix1096]

inspired all the way from RSA...learned exactly where Gambia is,history lesson too...think that guy is great.

[@elainemaineculf2412]

From Brooklyn NY. Awesome and enlightening interview...must be shared,especially with our young people.

[@mohamedsdiaby]

In Brooklyn too 😊

[@Jnimal]

Let us not sound as if he needs approval to be considered Gambian. Gambia is evolving and its citizens are not defined by what we're used to. Fady, you're an inspiration to your fellow countrymen.

[@sulner9997]

Make sure you don't create a discrimination society where it favors a certain type of people like my country evolve into, and make sure the countries thats coming is not one that black people can't go because they are not welcome as these people bring their biases and if they get Into power they will change your system to favor their group and you remain a permanent underclass have anti discrimination laws make mandatory investment laws for the locals mandatory inclusion in their supply chains don't naively sits by and think it will go your way you have to manufacture your people upliftment

[@idkwhybut...]

Yeah, centuries ago, Mandinkas weren't here. Now they call themselves Gambians. Countries change. Grow up. Accept it.

[@sulner9997]

@@idkwhybut... you grow up right now India the Arab countries you can't live they deport you and treat you like dirt there is nowhere to go Africa is yours to build I see the attitude that allow different groups to rule you and take over, you think Arabs and Asians think they are the same as African, well Europeans conquer each other all the time but they were Europeans your lack of identity is refreshing to those other group, now let's bet they are going to create a social class of light skin and Arabs and white people and they are going to rule every African country and blacks will be the underclass like they did in the Caribbean, bet you your any thing goes backfire on you, Europe whites rule, Asia , Asians rule Africa, whites Arabs and Asians rule bet anything

[@TheDebunker2050]

How are Africans treated in his country?

[@Jnimal]

@@TheDebunker2050 I'm surprise you didn't ask how he treats black people since I guess that's what you mean by Africans?? This guy doesn't need your approval, has created jobs and changed many lives. What have you achieved yourself??

[@Jasonmulla]

Wow, he’s a gem for the people of Gambia masha Allah this wouldn’t happen in a lot of countries

[@mustaphajallow3520]

Is happening everywhere my guy.. you should travel a bit and see.

[@bahdembo1171]

Great video! I’m good as long as he’s treating his employees well and not maltreating them like other businessmen re doing.

[@tccovid1998]

Another amazing business for our country. Proud to be a Gambian. We need more of those. This man is really trying and May Allah bless him and his company... Aameen

[@damjaye4425]

People of manjai love and respect your dad he helped a lot of us

[@Lily-lf4pt]

I get why some people are upset I truly understand that feeling i'm not from Gambia, I was born in the middle east although i'm African my first language is Arabic. I live abroad now but there is no way in hell any of us Africans can ever not even in a million year make that kind of money in an Arab country they will stop you in any way possible. You will forever be a slave in their eyes that was my nickname as a child my friends got beaten everyday. So yes people should be angry at the fact that this guy manged to make so much money off of us but we can't even have a small shop in his country without getting called names and getting kicked out of the country due to paperwork. I lived in more than 3 Arab countries so I can say this without feeling like i'm being racist, you can live with them but you can't be better that's the rule. The people who are calling people in the comment section racist for saying the truth are just stupid.

[@her23795]

​@jansharp314Christians can be Arabs Sherlock

[@fms6306]

Thats why im happy with israel. Who cares about those racist arabs in palestine

[@dariuschambliss1221]

​​@jansharp314 He is of the same ethnic stock as the other Lebanese. His religion will have a lesser effect compared to someone of a vastly different ethnic stock. You'd be a fool to conflate the two.

[@sulaymansowe6427]

Great video once more. A great motivation for Gambian youths. Thumbs up to you!

[@Ari-jq5mj]

Very informative interview. We need more great African minds like Fady! Well done.

[@listenup2882]

Lebanese mind.

[@dearlife7771]

Who is African here

[@dearlife7771]

Are you drunk

[@idkwhybut...]

​@@dearlife7771 The business is and has always been here. You take it or you don't. Just because you believe that the Lebanese treat Gambians shittily does not mean you should do the same. Be a better person and raise your children to be hardworking and visionary and not bitter people.

[@mahawadiaby6827]

I just can't watch your videos without commenting, always learn something, thanks again buy the way, this man is the real definition of business

[@mohamedsdiaby]

Hum, i Hope your jahanka ppl are learning too .. I mean their lavish life styles with zero investments. 😊

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Lesson learnt " 📖 studying in school is not enough because nothing replaces experience." - Fady Hocheimy 2023 🌍 🇬🇲 👍

[@saeedbasabain4188]

Mashlah , good luck for all, i am from Yemen live in jeddah saudi Arabia

[@2tyroon]

Gambia is your home and you are Gambia no matter your skin color. We all love Gambia because of it peacefulness 🇬🇲🖤

[@goodallknight7847]

BS!!!

[@lf1496]

​​​​@@goodallknight7847 Are Africans, Black Africans considered real citizens of any Middle Eastern countries? Do Black Africans enjoy the freedom in the Middle East to develope wealth doing business in the Middle East and even in North Africa where they are STILL being ENSLAVED and racially abused. This is the problem right here Black Africa, we allow people from countries who have NO RESPECT for our people to come into Africa bulding wealth off of our people. These Middle Eastern people do not marry Africans, they remain in insular communities where they feed economically off of Africa. They look down on the indigenous populations forbidding their children to marry us. Look how our people are treated in Lebanon, Algeria, Libya, Saudi Arabia etc.. We respect people who don't recipicate RESPECT for us!!!!In Lebanon they call us slaves and beat us and rape our women who work in their houses as maids. This embracing of people who don't respect us is Africa's largest problem.😮

[@tvs9978]

@@goodallknight7847 racist

[@SG-xg9os]

@@goodallknight7847what do you mean

[@yougetaspear7799]

As to going overseas to find some bit of acceptance through sports and even with that, blacks aren't the highest paid of them all mostly

[@Sabestianthetraveller]

Am from somalia 🇸🇴 based in Europe we bring good and booming business in the gambia 🇬🇲 no more how good and loving your to gambia 🇬🇲 at the end they will called you “Naar ganaar”Naar so you not feel part of the family but I love my Gambian brother

[@ladutchie9269]

Are there a lot of Somali business owners/entrepreneurs in Gambia?

[@healthyself7941]

This guy appears to be a straight shooter. Honest, open, hard working. BTW, at 18:48 cash register ringing, nice touch!

[@Youtuber551.]

I'm so proud of this Gambian brother of mine. Thanks for helping lift your brothers and sisters along as you climb up the ladder. 👏

[@dinhos2000]

Look at this mugu. Now let me see you go to Lebanon and do the same thing 🤡

[@shalbec3232]

Gambians will soon be a country with light skin people even european are now being called african nationalities

[@dinhos2000]

@shalbec💞 Don't mind them they don't know that very soon they will be servants in their in own land, which in the minds of majority of them that is a good thing as long as they're serving non black Africans. They're so naive to understand the unfair economic warfare waged against them by Lebanese, Chinese, European, etc...

[@sakurakou2009]

@@shalbec3232 their people who say elon musk is african, he was bornnduring appartied in south africa 😂

[@JoStylin]

@@dinhos2000 Very true. That's why I thank God every day that I'm an Igbo Nigerian! What a blessing! We don't sell our lands off to foreigners. It's not racist. Lebanese are doing the same as the Igbo in their own country. It's just that other Africans don't understand the importance of cherishing their blessed lands.. These foreigners don't come to Africa because they care. They come to exploit the low-wage system and make as much money as possible. None of that money goes back into the economy. We Igbo in Nigeria understand this, hence why we have a unwritten rule - Never sell your land to foreigners!

[@modoujohngu3678]

I welling coming back to Africa and start things like agriculture . Your story give me confident to start something.

[@mightyb8614]

What a shame ! Black people are still asleep. Lucrative businesses in Africa are controlled by others

[@makeracistsafraidagain2700]

It’s open for business

[@YouYou-sm8tf]

Anybody can start a business in africa.

[@standardprocedure7017]

How easily would an "ethnic" Gambian have been able to do the same type of trading, and with the UK, around the 1920s? How easily would it have been for "ethnic" Africans to establish such international business and trading links, in the 1920s ?

[@YouYou-sm8tf]

@@standardprocedure7017 Even africans don’t even know how to etablish continental trade between africans countries.

[@CCLXII]

@@standardprocedure7017I clearly understand what you’re saying, but their success did not happen overnight. And of course no one talks of failures, only the success. Besides our colonial masters ensured that they indoctrinated us in that belief of us not supporting our own dark skinned African business owners. Sometimes we do these deeds ourselves.

[@sistersinternational779]

Great interview as usual, Thank you Gano. Much can be learned from this man about doing business in Gambia. If he sees himself as a Gambian that's his choice, he has generations born in Gambia and his contribution to the country is comendable. In Jamaica we accept so many Jamaicans who do not look like a typical Jamaican, our saying is 'Out of Many We Are One' People who work for the good of a country and have love for the people to succeed, should be supported. We will contact you about Cocco production as it is something we have been discussing.

[@sulner9997]

in jamaica it became a discrimination society based on colorism against the natives in favor of the ones from asia europe gambia dont make the same policy and mistakes

[@adrianjeffrey2897]

And that has turned out as the foreigners telling you can't go to your own beaches

[@bossdeman]

Very interesting interview . And a very determined young man. Lebanese have been in the Gambia for so long and like their Senegalese brethern , they love their adopted countries. Great work Gano !!

[@TheDebunker2050]

How are Gambians treated in Lebanon?

[@bossdeman]

@@TheDebunker2050 I don't know .

[@TheDebunker2050]

@@bossdeman They’re organ harvested and enslaved

[@ConnectsLogTv]

Inspiring and motivating story👏🏾Thank you for sharing 👍🏾

[@nyamahdunbar3821]

Thank you! I need to visit the Gambia.

[@MLS5999]

Bro you are a real gambian and no one can change that.

[@1GratefulSlave.]

Gano, the"secret" is out! They DISCREETLY control half of the Gambian market. We heard it from the horses mouth. This Gambian family have organically grown their businesses, by meeting the demands of a certain segment of the Gambian market without bragging about it. The humility of the gentleman, is a lesson for other Gambian businessmen. Jaroot Titaru!

[@goodallknight7847]

My mother is a Gambian American millionaire who tried to return to Gambia to something very similar to this Lebanese. Gambian people sh*t on her after she came back to the birthplace country she loves. Lebanese are pimping yall and yall act like it’s a good thing. SMH

[@Sponge_b]

Wow, what an impressive and inspiring interview! I learned new things about MFH and even FH bites. It reminded me of my time as an intern at MFH. The closing advice, as well as other valuable insights shared during the interview, will benefit many viewers. Gano did a great job!

[@felipesilvapinheiro56]

Suvinil and Tramontina are brazilian brands. As a Brazilian guy, I'am happy to see brazilian companies making business in african countries.

[@AliJama-bh4oq]

Nobody can question who this gentleman is, he is Gambian. I really enjoyed listening this interview and I listened everything to the end and it covered everything about ur business and enlighten, educate others how to do business as well... Big love ur bro from 🇸🇴

[@akinsankofa]

This lebanese man would not be accepted in Europe, nor saudi arabia nor some south american countries, he would not be able to trade as easily in those places. He knows it, he is grateful for that which Gambia has given him. Most likely he chose a good hardworking and business minded wife who complements him and helps the family business. He is not blinded by religiouis ideas and fanaticism. He attended business school. He works hard, he employs capable Gambian people, he doesnt sit back smugly, get intoxicated by alcohol and look down upon the local people. He is always learning. He knows he cant resettle in the Lebanon, his home is in Gambia so the comments about " not african" and "toubob" are weird. a lot to learn from just 22 and a half minutes. Very well done Gano

[@abdoukhadrisillah5233]

Hahaha. Who told you that??Maybe you never been to south and central america and Also Saudi arabia.Stop hate .

[@amiekamara4321]

Thank you very much you are a true Gambian keep up the good we are proud 🙏

[@momodoukabirmanneh3307]

Great talk 👏 👌 well done Gano. Keep exposing these brilliant minds 🎉

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you, I will

[@this_is_africa]

I'm here because of The Afridamus Report. Thank you for this interview, very inspiring.

[@mola3845]

Nice documentary. He is Gambian because he and his father were all born here. He is also adding value to the country.

[@niphodhlamini5974]

This mentality is why Gambia and the rest of Africa is slowly being colonised.

[@idkwhybut...]

​@@niphodhlamini5974 Should the West also ban Africans from coming in for "fear of being tainted"?

[@niphodhlamini5974]

@@idkwhybut... The West already does that moron. The West deports African migrants on a Dailey basis and it mistreats indigenous blacks in countries such in America.

[@armin3057]

@@idkwhybut... there are already millions naturalized africans in Europe....

[@idkwhybut...]

@@armin3057 I know, just like there are people of different races naturalized in the Gambia. It's fair. Free movement of people for everyone

[@ericalindsey-eb1bo]

Wait a minute, I’m confused, THIS is a good thing ? Any reason why blk Gambians can’t control the majority of their own businesses?🤔 I’m wondering if blk citizens can go to Lebanon and do the same on the same scale ???🤔🤔🤔

[@MeeMee-pc6bv]

Did Gano showed Gambians like Mohammed Jah who have businesses in all sectors in Gambia. Which includes Banking, Tech, telecommunications, , water supply, car industries, internet, Entainment, etc etc am pretty sure where you live you don’t control nothing so y’all give us a break. Even tho his great grandparents were born in Gambia y’all will still throw the race card like we cared. They contributed a lot in our economy and we proud of them

[@kingkuntaSWM]

Nope. They don't understand how the income from these businesses most likely doesn't go back into the Gambian economy. They don't understand what a monopoly means for local businessmen. They also don't understand why these people were historically placed in their countries by European colonizers/enslavers & how they perpetuate same ideas and structures of that time.

[@Yahawadah70ad]

They're too stupid.

[@ZainabKalokoh-g4z]

Why can't you ?

[@dinhos2000]

​@@kingkuntaSWM Exactly our people don't understand the economic warfare that have been waged against us.

[@yassyass4310]

Great interview, thank you, gano, you are 100% Gambian. 2 years ago I contacted you about the cocoa tree, I never came back.

[@bernadettegomez3855]

You are a true Gambian; and thank you for explaining how to pass and keep the generational wealth going. The reason most Africans die with their wealth is being secretive of their doing and money and in some ways the next to skin being lazy to carry on with the legacy. Thank you for doing your part as a Gambian

[@iamtimbuktu5222]

And he’s Gambian on top of all that…. Good for you Sir. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I need a job

[@legalitetongue3276]

What a fantastic fella!

[@raphnwokobia3301]

Brother we appreciate your contribution to Gambia. You are the real Gambia- You live, integrate and invest in Gambia.

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

😆😆😆😆Lord you Africans NEVER learn. You all might as well just give the country back to them. That's what u all want to do deep down

[@lous.1548]

I have red many of the comments and I am impressed by Gambian people . much respect to you . If the same interview was done for a lebanese in ivory coast , you would see many many racist comments about the lebanese community ... like they never worked their a*** off to get where they are today .

[@korovevo2558]

Bravo! Brother Fady the Sky is the limit!

[@bgsonsthriving.]

Not what I expected but the interview open my mind good one 👍🏾❤️❤️❤️

[@mariamanneh4561]

This is another great interview. You don't constantly post vlogs, But every time you do is a top-notch. Keep up the great content.

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

[@kevinhenderson5520]

The amount of hateful comments is shocking.. I take it that everyone would like to br judge on their own character and not as a stereotype or group.. family, values, and integrity go a long way.. I wish all the success for him and his vision..

[@abumuneeb6225]

Keep up the great work Gano! Truly inspirational

[@elainemaineculf2412]

From Brooklyn NY 67yrs old...too many looking overnight success.

[@RepampGhana]

We love ❤️ this video from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@fmac6441]

7:43, there are many Lebanese (and Syrian) descendants in Brazil . There is a popular shopping area in downtown Rio called Saara because initially most sellers from the middle east (which I know have nothing to do with north África, but go explain to a Brazilian from the 1920s that not every "Arab" is from the Sahara). On the other hand, I recently saw someone commenting on the popularity of Mate, a bitter infusion typical of the southern cone (southern Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay) in Syria .

[@BlessingJohnAseweje]

wow, this is a really inspiring story. Love your mode of documentary. Keep it up!

[@A1_Idrissimplykitchen]

We need more Gambians like this

[@adrean3693]

Awesome 👏🏽!! Can’t wait to watch foreigners turn Gambia into their new colony 😊. May the smartest humans prevail.

[@thedevelopercorner.4413]

funny comment

[@anneerust4622]

Exactly....They are already having a blast!!

[@idkwhybut...]

Let's just pretend Muhammad Jah, Alieu Conteh, and Basiru Jawarah don't exist, huh?

[@DsMahrle]

very inspirational interview - I liked the life advice he gave

[@ahmedabdi5980]

I think the only ppl hating on this are the ones who're no action takers & jealous that the great grand son of an immigrant is successful in their country & our continent. We can't be hating on success of someone else if we ourselves don't take risks or don't let each other as Africans prosper. We'd want our countrymen success be celebrated too in US or Europe so we should celebrate others success in our continent. Or just stop complaining & make that success happen & be proactive ourselves.

[@dinhos2000]

Go to Lebanon as an African and let's see if anyone will patronize your business. I see why they call you the smiling coast of Africa, because you folks are smiling so much that foreigners can easily control your economy from right under your noses. Bloody 🤡 🤡

[@shalbec3232]

This is sad😢 you guys really believe the white man the Hero and only one that can save Africa? This is another reason why chinese are controlling africa and they are mistreating many africans in their own country. You give none africans too much power, while you would never see a europeans give annafrican even 5% of power in their country😂 but it always the opposite for africans. Another reason why our continent is still behind and this right here is why we were colonized the first place by them. Soon you guys will complain that they are taking every businessess in the country and they must go😮. You are the first one to defend them but you will be the first to also protest for them to leave gambia

[@Kof_Believer]

Very true. One big problem with some people is instead of learning from him and also tap into the vast opportunities available in the environment, they rather sit idle and be hateful. The Bible even says the devil finds work for the idle hands-hate. Stop hating and also explore because wherever there are problems, opportunities also exit.

[@Peace92959]

I agree with you 💯

[@hannah60000]

Fair. However, it’s us that celebrates the success of Africans in the diaspora, not so much the so-called “indigenous” of those non-African nations.

[@beatricedjeha3334]

GREAT AND INTERESTING INTERVIEW ! WELL DONE ! YESSS , TO SAY START LOVING YOURSELF TO BE ABLE TO ENJOY WHAT YOU DO , AND POSITIVELY IMPACT OTHERS AND ACHIEVE PLENTY ! HURRAY TO THIS WHITE GAMBIAN !

[@antoineferguson4393]

Seems like a pretty decent guy. I wish him goodluck. Btw nice channel you got here. You just earned a subscriber.

[@AsiaMinor12]

Keep bowing like a hungry dog when the owner comes home. You'll happily clap as they have more control while you have less.

[@antoineferguson4393]

@Banana Palm. What’s stopping you from having the same level of success? Just get a degree in business and build your own. I believe you can achieve that. Now all you need to do is believe in yourself…

[@icetrip2417]

This guy is humble ❤

[@jacobjatta3556]

He is very intelligent and a great communicator

[@alexisp.1189]

Gambia is a very nice country with a lot of resources. Next time I go to The Gambia I want to test that gambian chocolate.😋

[@muhammedloum8723]

If you see Gano is away for a while just know that he’s coming up with something so freaky inspirational. Thumbs up 👍 man

[@Heworldwide]

Came across your channel thanks to the algorithm. Very intelligent and interesting interview! Big up bredren

[@ebrimajallow5675]

I am impressed! As an accounting student I want to be more than Fady

[@shalbec3232]

I don't understand why gambian need europeans to build their country?😮 not to even be rude but as an african my self we give none Africans too much powerr in our countries. They create and control all businesses while the real africans are still unemployed and do not have power😮. I like the idea👍🏾but I don't understand why gambians are getting exited that a european own many businesses in gambia?🙁 and the fact that gambia is a small country makes everything even more worse

[@JamanAmad-ui2sh]

Very interesting..❤

[@MohamedShou]

This was an awesome documentary thanks very much for this 😁👍🏾

[@awadarboe658]

Gano thanks for your time and support for this highly awakening and productive video.

[@LeViz101]

I like this man! I would love to learn from him

[@adamajanneh1998]

Very nice to hear this story. He's indeed a Gambian or very well-acculturated in the mores and customs of the culture and languages.

[@OGANDACamara-fg3vu]

This man is brilliant, from now on word i have the hope my future will succeed isallahu

[@jmandelax]

That’s a good man. He’s been blessed with good fortune.

[@chiragsanghvi5865]

This is the best interview i have ever seen/heard.

[@MeeMee-pc6bv]

Gano did is again ❤ you never disappoint we need a part two

[@Me-wd7ui]

Great... He is a Citizen, and of course a active citizen. Only one thing, they business peoples should try giving back to the community and work on developing the country..

[@rashiid187]

Africa is the only continent that foreigners come with nothing and go back as millionaires because locals let them. Would african get the same opportunity in lebonan i dont think so .

[@standardprocedure7017]

I agree. Also, how easily would an "ethnic" Gambian have been able to do the same type of trading, and with the UK, around the 1920s? How easily would it have been for "ethnic" Africans to establish such international business and trading links, in the 1920s ?

[@diazcastro7331]

Are u angry that locals are employed by his companies

[@Maleekthegreat2023]

Right he needs to go back to where he came from! 👍🏿 we don’t want them stealing our resources making themselves rich👎🏿👎🏿 these people hate black people on a regulars basis all of a sudden they cool and best friends with us when they tryna make millionaires off our resources!🤭

[@dinhos2000]

Exactly, at this point we have to call it for what it is, self hate and low self esteem. An African can go to Lebanon to establish a business, but guess what, nobody will buy from them. Our people are still sleeping. They don't understand the economic warfare that have been wage against them.

[@rashiid187]

​@@dinhos2000 they can't stand the black people in lebonan ove seen how they treat the african maids

[@listenup2882]

African ownership is what we need!

[@googleemployeesarecucks1917]

Then start your own Jealous clowns 🙈

[@feelsillogical]

Nah its more like black ownership 😂😂😂, if someone not black not born in africa hes not africa?

[@kstephen88694]

I didn't know much about gambia until I started watching your channel

[@SandysWorld64]

Thank you Gano, an interesting video of an interesting business man and his family's story. Some very good tips that other Gambias shouldtake note of! Yes I agree he's Gambian coz he was born in Gambia, so and that's no different than me being British (although I consider myself an African born in Britain) Some white people in UK look at the colour of my skin and assume I'm Jamaican so I can relate to what this man says.... I love his company ethos regarding the way they treat their employees. Well done to him and his continued success. Can't wait to be there permanently (not too long got back to UK after spending a month there!) "I'll be back!" 😉😁👍🏽🙏🏽

[@FREETHINKER_99]

Yes sis

[@TRUTH7360_]

All sole distributor rights of foreign products should be held by a Black African in a Black African country, 🤷🏾‍♂ right???

[@idkwhybut...]

Let's just pretend that Alieu Conteh, Muhammad Jah, and Basiru Jawarah don't exist, huh?

[@captainaxlerod1297]

That's racist.

[@idkwhybut...]

@@captainaxlerod1297 I know, it's embarrassing

[@prafulkeshwala8806]

This was such a beautiful video and interview, very insightful, loved the content so far so I subscribed hope to see more videos like this!