Ways to Make Gambia a Prosperous Nation: Interview with a Millionaire Investor

[@sulaymansowe6427]

The Gambian economy has just been perfectly described in 11mins. He has a first-hand knowledge of the Gambian scenario.

[@endthewar4558]

These are the type of people we need to govern gambia

[@chossan]

What an insightful interview with Mr. Jabbie! His perspective on the Gambian economy and the potential for growth is truly enlightening. I couldn't agree more with his emphasis on the need for the country to produce more and rely less on imports.

[@anngore3842]

Way to go.

[@S61733]

"We need foreign exchange. For what? To buy medicine. Yes, it's important, but if you are hungry, medicine can't cure you. We need to be feed first." Maa Shaa Allah. Words of wisdom indeed. People like Mr Jabbi should be on the spotlight. Let them come forward and educate the youths on key things like this. I will love to meet you Mr Jabbi. Keep it up Gano. Bring us more like him.

[@rizki-produktofficialtv]

I am an economist and not a supporter of our current and past administrations! We need Forex to reinvest into our economy, most if not all the machinery and technology we need to reinforce and structure our economy are not available to buy in The Gambia. So The Gambia needs substantial foreign currency reserves to meet the import needs of our economy and to diversify the economy hence a consumer economy. Our Dalasi is not an international currency and it's weak against major currencies of the world thereby giving The Gambia a Weak Purchasing Power Parity. This is economics not sentiments or nationalism! We need an economist with a great strategic leadership to propel our economy in the right direction and not "fruit cakes"!

[@ansubadjie4460]

​@rizki-produktofficialtv bro economics went through not u went through it😢😢😢😢😢. Why so rigid with textbook knowledge and not comonsense

[@Calliteh]

Well said Capi! You just explained The Gambian economy in 11mins. @Gano dig deep into this man we are from the same area (Kanifing South) this man has a lot in stock and he has been helping our community in many areas. We appreciate you Capi....

[@ebrimabarrow2147]

This guy know the root cause of our problem food is it and industrialisation is the way out i admire his mentality

[@kidstech3632]

He is a genius, all his point are relevant.

[@ZoGM220_]

FACTS FACTS FACTS EVERYTHING He’s saying is True!!! We Gambian need to woke up

[@sarjoconteh302]

His perspective about the broader aspect of life and thinking out of the box is incredible. More of his kind is needed in the government and among individuals to reframe the story of our country in just a few years.

[@hajiesillah4134]

This Man have motivate me by the will of Allah I will see what I can do for my country

[@turakialiyujalo2296]

From Nigeria, nice interview, he has spoken the truth. Hope Gambian government will digest this interview and make policy out of it.

[@momodoukabirmanneh3307]

Learnt so much about the Gambia and its geopolitical shere in less than 10 minutes. Thanks Gano and God bless you Mr Jabbie.

[@lilmosedrame5895]

Thank you Ganou for amazing interview all correct Baba 💯💯Government should listen to people dem ....but the disease we having in Africa especially west Africa is 2much of corruption and self hate..😢😢😢😢

[@mendosafrankovert6551]

Waaaaaw this are the kind of people we need in this country

[@abubacarrtouray4733]

Well said by Mr Jabbie. Our business investors should invest their money in agriculture. Agriculture is all about profit we shouldn’t depend on foreign countries always. Am a poultry farmer but am facing difficulties when it comes to fedding

[@redridxr]

Yes and don’t forget industrialization! Very important in 2023

[@Ummuhabiba237]

So intelligent

[@lamaranajallow9127]

Brilliant perspective Mr. Jabbi. You don’t liberalize every sector of your economy.

[@geniusmanneh3387]

I like this man

[@basirou]

We need more people like this

[@ousman997]

Can't stop watching this

[@MJ-gy2ud]

This are the type of people we need to develop the country. He knows what he is saying.

[@abdouliefcolley1]

Jabi is indeed a Gambian, so inspiring

[@sikazwejerry4620]

Transformed mindsets, Godly Economic equation, Academic principles, Good African culture and use what is available.

[@vikkikoshoni1168]

Excellent interview! Need part 2 now 🙏🏽

[@momodoujallow548]

This is the way to move a country blie ♥️🙏 your KZbin channel is one of the best blie this motive a lot

[@abdouliengom9719]

Gano again! This is all we needed. The fact that our agriculture is being neglected that is why The Gambia is still at take off stage.

[@ebrimasowe6056]

Well said. I guess He should be Agriculture Minister as replacement of Agric staffs all.

[@muhammedvigi]

Lot of gems in this conversation

[@muhammadjabbi4117]

Awesome video… I wish the government will listen to this great video 🙏🏿

[@rizki-produktofficialtv]

Be educated and we can find lasting solutions to our national problems.

[@babukarsanneh8271]

I'm so happy with this man, he's talking about something very important for the gambia and Gambian people this is my dreams one day I will be back home soon or later for farming in the gambia

[@jallowabdourahman217]

Wow am really amazed by him can't wait for the next episode thank you bro again 🙏🙏🙏

[@Uncensoredpress400]

Thank you, Mr Badara Jabbie, for a clear insight about the Gambia nation.

[@blackmac500]

Wow your videos are so good . I wish the Gambian government would watch your videos. If Gambia doesn't manage their economy the Indians the Chinese and the Europeans will and the people will suffer

[@kawsuc6564]

Mr. Jabbi is absolutely spot on! The Gambia government must create conditions in agriculture sector that are conducive enough to attract investment in the sector.

[@pacherno4417]

Thank you Mr Jabbi

[@abdoulienjie1290]

I know Mr. Jabbie, he has been very hardworking and innovative, I wish we have many of his kind in the country.. Besides thank you Mr. Gano this is the type of image and discussions we should embrace and not on politics only.. Please keep it up...!!

[@Ismael_jagne]

First, there are some people in the government working but they don’t even know what they’re to do and why they have been assigned to a particular position. Secondly, when you appoint someone by knowing him or being a relative to him or her is the cause of the first paragraph because the person won’t know what he or she is to do. Thirdly, when you choose or select someone to work and you knowing that he or she isn’t fit for the position but just for the paycheque to favour him or her interests and yet still don’t want to give the position to someone who can run it. This is the problem Gambia still having, because we’re having uneducated people running the country, so in that case due to their lack of knowledge or experience and don’t know what to do we’re still suffering and it’s getting more hard there for the poor. This interview is one of the most important interviews I have watch for a while, Gambia just needs to invest and stand on its own foot rather than depending on import subsidies, and coming to the fact that why businesses is also hard in the country is because the government never helps or cover any financial cost for those investing or doing the businesses because they don’t care about people who cast their votes for them but only for there interest. Bro thanks again for showing us such an important topic in the country and can’t wait to see more.

[@dawdamendy5015]

He is right 💯,farmers in the USA are the richest people and the get huge tax breaks and grants from the government.

[@bubablacka4588]

Ooo ganooo you did it again, keep pushing we are learning a lot, watching you makes us smile

[@muhsinjabbie7947]

Cousin Capi❤🎉

[@ousman997]

Where was this smart guy hiding? This guy knows his field.. good interview

[@sisokoessa4915]

Wiseman with wise insights.

[@MomogundomomogundoMomogundo]

Masha Allah This video makes me believe in myself

[@melaninamedia]

Brilliant both of you Excellencies

[@alieuceesay4012]

He has really enlightened me with the Gambia's economy. I haven't been to Gambia for a while now but this was really beneficial....I hope those in the business industry will take heed...Thanks Gano kudos for the good job...keep it up...

[@IAM-ii4nq]

I’m coming home early next year to produce tons of maize. Will contact this man. You’re my right guy

[@basirou]

Mind blowing. This guys content keeps getting better and better! Jabbie is solid. #proundsoninke.

[@fafanyabally4137]

Gano please give him more minutes we want to learn more from him this man barrow need to substitute him

[@karamojobarteh4710]

I agree on his take on poultry farmers and all others ❤️

[@bigdreamz313]

This man is a genius he deserves to be minister of agriculture "Feed the country people first then you will work peacefully"

[@ayubnjie5457]

The real conversation is starting, finally!

[@SinghatehAlagie]

Well said

[@JacksonNtepa]

Powerful

[@jarrenford8372]

Smart,amazing man!!I do really admire him❤❤❤

[@Uncensoredpress400]

Mr Jabbie is 💯 right

[@LaloMinteh-y6i]

Well said mr jabby,poultry farmers struggle even than the chickens.Apart from Allah he's the saviour to our poultry farm,he understands the industry and his suggested solutions for feed the nation is positive one.kudos

[@Ablieceesay20]

I LOVE THIS GUY. AMAZING INTERVIEW DUDE. YOU NEED TO MAKE THE VIDEOS LONGER

[@mmjallow7078]

Man is speaking economics

[@alifofana4974]

This guy is very intelligent

[@alexgomezz2334]

Wandaful.

[@wellbodisalone]

This was a great interview. His perspective on economic growth is enlightening.

[@sarjosspot]

He is totally right

[@rizki-produktofficialtv]

I can tell you why our government cannot impose trade protectionism in The Gambia; this is due to the world bank and IMF conditional loan offers and balancing payments imposing free trade and would sanction our nation for any breaches. This why we need great negotiators and well experienced economists who can negotiate our interests and understand every contract in international polities.

[@yusuphabayo4932]

Those bastards..

[@ATSdream]

This is not true this is a lazy thinking man

[@drokraebube2983]

@@ATSdream please don't just call names without researching first. have ever come across any paper on the structural adjustment reform of 1989 by world bank? If you have then you would know what kind of conditions are tied to this debts. if you havent, then I suggest you read a bit.

[@jallowjerry9452]

That's why we need a yaya jammeh like Ruler

[@peterngantar4155]

Very excellent presentation. Very truthful.

[@abdoukadirrsambou8327]

100% spot on.

[@rizki-produktofficialtv]

In economics government investment has what is called the multiplier effect. In whatever way government investment and or subsidise either farming or any other public goods the outcome is always beneficial for the nation in broader perspectives. I have always been saying that we have an economic secularity in The Gambia and we need economists to get us from this economic fraught and immiserisation to sustainable economic stability to improve our Production Possibility Frontier. This is the fact !

[@algambi]

This is really a good talk May Allah help us

[@sherifftouray9317]

I totally agree with him government play mejor role.

[@BaboucarrJobarteh-dq6tf]

Thanks You ssoo muchh my burd in mmymind too without this type of agricultural farming in the country we will be keeping on hugere year this econommenten,

[@bsidic5410]

One of the smartest so far.

[@laminsamba4809]

100% agree with him.

[@mamadouwjallow1423]

These are the kind of people should be give ministry positions, he will be a perfect minister for Agriculture and economic affairs,

[@asiyadrammeh4366]

Your videos just keeps amazing me!! Alahumabarik Gambia! we can do better we should do better.

[@A.S.M_Thank_You_Allah]

‏شكرا الله ما شاء الله. Good works. God bless.

[@jabbiegassama4939]

I’m impressed by his ideas, he’s right about everything thing

[@briopalumpus8676]

so much wisdom

[@mahadanso568]

This is one of the best interviews I've listened to ever. Thank you! God Bless The Gambia

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BlessingJohnAseweje-wu6if]

Why is this man not the Minister of Agriculture or Finance

[@ansudarboe693]

Alhamdoulilallah I am so inspired and be motivated by this video really GANO this man is saying facts blie Gano if you look at the develop countries they are develop because of investment and the help of Government.

[@baimustapha]

Inspiring story

[@Jammeh06]

This video is so inspiring

[@bekaibarry2729]

Gano did it again my dawg👋

[@muhammedcamara8036]

Visionary!!!!! 😊❤

[@ibrahimkanyi6476]

MA SHA ALLAH Gano ❤❤❤

[@janetnjie8318]

This gentleman is so right in what he is saying. The government should take not of this

[@muhammedcamara3726]

Marvellous interview. Thank you, Mr Gano and Mr Gabbi

[@muhammedcamara3726]

Jabbie

[@baldehvip1685]

Him good for Gambia mashallah

[@KHALEDgm1295]

Wow, such an inspired interview, please drop your part to Soon

[@abubacarrjabbie9305]

Well said 💯

[@yankubajammeh9091]

Very very educative video, love more of these varieties, keep it up.

[@Ganodidit]

More to come!

[@baba_yanks121]

Very interested and well spoken

[@Asumareh1]

Nailed it

[@dj6596]

He's correct

[@isatoucham9104]

Very insightful

[@muhammedjabbie6906]

Congrats bro 🎉❤

[@FatimaDarame-h4t]

Welll said bro ❤

[@MillhouseSpeaks]

Are people using threads in Gambia

[@forbishirley]

Wow so inspirational

[@guenthermichaels5303]

Senegal imports most of their corn, and 70% of food is also imported. In 2020, maize imports quantity for Senegal was 350 thousand tonnes. Maize imports quantity of Senegal increased from 22 thousand tonnes in 1971 to 350 thousand tonnes in 2020 growing at an average annual rate of 57.98%.

[@ebrimasanyang3628]

Good one