Why I believe in Africa: Kojo Oppong Nkrumah at TEDxLabone

[@collinklin]

He sounds like Ghana's future president in the making.... Great inspiration! Thanks..

[@kwabenaarhin959]

He's actually currently a minister

[@christopherboachie5254]

He is very eloquent and inspirational

[@williamessel2958]

I love you Kojo Oppong Nkrumah❤

[@onikankrumah]

it's possible my people! Afrika will rise again! Be solution-oriented

[@danielnkrumah1264]

Kojo Opong Nkrumah will surely become a President of Ghana one day.

[@chichibrenner1025]

I can't stop listening to you. My daily inspirator

[@obiriyeboahjeffter6918]

Great presentation my mentor, imitating you have really paved a way for us within our peers, indeed a President in the making, no doubt. I'm edified Kojo. Love you❤✌🇬🇭

[@kompila]

Here I am in 2021, and trust me this speech is more than relevant and inspiring.

[@isholaquwam751]

Thank you very much Mr Kojo. I think this talk has done a lot to change my mindset about the need for great capital to start up my environmental solutions services company in Nigeria.

[@jbbras8881]

Amen to that brother!! I share the same believe...#itspossible

[@sonofgod7099]

Thank you so much mr kojo Nkrumah,Any time l look at you l see a President of Ghana, you are an inspiration to our generation,a father,a Brother,a gift,a path way,a guard,an example, a voice to the voiceless,a motivational speaker thank you again and again,

[@gborowme]

Samuel Coffie powerful we are making it, see Africa shine. E fine for look

[@nanamintah1798]

GOOD GOOD one there. Making Africa and GHANA proud.

[@nyaduyamillenial7563]

I totally agree with Opong Nkurumah. We need to invite him to mentor Kenyan Entrepreneurs.

[@aaronmensah1]

Wonderful. I dream of a day that I will also have opportunity to tell my story and the small charity am doing. I know that day will come. Kojo is really an inspiration.

[@academyfx4884]

+Aaron ODUA - MENSAH you might just get that opportunity next year, just be hopeful. send me us an email

[@irenedavo3768]

Any up date?

[@dossube]

We want guys like this to lead Africa, not the corrupted undeserving folks who rob their countries to the bones. Preach my brother Kojo.

[@jimmypips472]

This comment didn’t age well. He is the face and voice of those folks you describe. Capax imperii nisi imperasset

[@sandreentm]

As Nigeria has become the largest economy in Africa, I'm not surprised they are well represented in the examples. Africans and Ghanaians most specifically should learn from them and remember it is the small things that make the biggest impacts.

[@colinodomino6738]

Sandrine Tachie-Menson if you learn from Nigeria you'll be doomed. better learn from yourselves. Nigeria has made over 40 million people slave in their own land. see biafra.

[@joearthurpilu1679]

Don't learn anything from Nigeria else u gonna be doomed. Do what is right for your country to succeed.

[@hesedagape6122]

Ghanaians are learning from Japan

[@fishaleleake9196]

A great Idea .I Love it.I am proud of you!

[@lafiamotors3449]

I also believe in Africa...

[@JohnAdjepongWilson]

The buzzing

[@awanuabel3314]

Great KON

[@jothompson8362]

What a speech!! I was so blessed by it!

[@enochnyako]

Thanks, Senior. I've been edified.

[@TheTruth-lt9cm]

Thank you for this educational video. I have been quite impressed.

[@liliahoyos3574]

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[@jothompson8362]

Africa has a lot of problems at the same time a lot of opportunities. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah!

[@ephecarrey5177]

Well done Kojo

[@lucylarbi8775]

great! Revolution of the Mindset.

[@MrIansmitchell]

Wonderful talk!

[@sitsofeaidam6693]

Very excellent submission.

[@twumasiprince7]

wonderful!

[@ritaotu]

exceptional

[@najeehenderson9576]

The reason I love Africa Is that you don't need to set your alarm clock while you sleep your problems will wake you up...

[@milkiasshows]

🤣🤣🤣

[@irenedavo3768]

Do you watch Jim Nduruchi

[@irenedavo3768]

Please watch Afrimax English

[@munezerogisele843]

Difference btn paris club en london club? Very interested.

[@AuthorDLeach]

Great video minus the humming noise

[@black50736]

it is good things that you guys are doing but the only danger is keep inviting your oppressor to sit amongst you in your meetings

[@tboateng100]

Michael Edwards I was thinking the same

[@pLaNaHeAdGh]

my MP

[@adebowaleolowa4027]

Well presented lecture,but Nigerians deserve some respect from you kojo.

[@yellooh]

Nigerians are very confident. They have been active in many areas though some cunning too.

[@sage4449]

He’s Ghanaian tho.

[@birdyelke775]

Nigeria should be the capital of the continent, yet a very corrupted country, with all the grace and blessing, just travelled to some cities in Europe, Nigerian women are stripped the streets selling their temples, meanwhile their men are mostly pushers, feeling the prisons, last five years, they'd actually begging in the streets, stationing at supermarkets entrances begging,crying while Africa needs it youth..wasting in certain part of Europe.

[@tiktokhits3961]

This guy is a presidential material

[@vanessamabiala5881]

#itspossible

[@danielaggor6199]

its begins with the brain

[@philiptky5310]

USA numba one! Africa should help U.S. succeed!

[@g.a8628]

At 32 and you looks 47 then? 🤷🏾‍♂️😳😳

[@birdyelke775]

@Afrika... That's rude... He really looks older, and he's too pricy of himself...

[@kingofzamunda1919]

He is a good communicator, But he lie about his age