Why Uganda Is Better For African Americans To Relocate Than Tanzania

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[@Kenganda]

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[@PassportAction]

Nice interview. I'm an advocate for people traveling to Tanzania 🇹🇿. I can say I have never had any problems with a language barrier in Tanzania. Granted I've only been to dar es salaam and Zanzibar. Also if anyone wanted to learn an African language swahilli is supposed to be the easiest to learn for English speaking people. I haven't been to Uganda yet but was planning to until covid stopped my plans. Stay blessed 🤲🏾🙏🏾

[@PassportAction]

@Coz J yea I love Tanzania. I was actually just out out there recently. I went and recorded some new footage and also went to party. It's definitely a beautiful country. Especially Zanzibar.

[@janetfields1760]

You can live in TZ and still live in Uganda or Kenya. Swahili is what makes us pan African.

[@carljohnson317]

@@janetfields1760 🙏🖤

[@gerrytushh]

The East African Community is getting more real in terms of commerce, work, labor etc. especially the original 3 countries (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania).

[@ronniewamala5768]

Thank you King for promoting the motherland, I am glad you made Uganda your home, Good choice!

[@gibbs1320]

I really liked Uganda, but after I came to Tanzania 🇹🇿, this country is marvelous, so peaceful...the only thing is that you will have to try speaking kiswahili and people will Love you so much because they feel that you want to be part of them. I didn't know kiswahili the time I came here but now I know the language just because my friends Swahili people have taught me. Now I know kiswahili which is the language spoken in all East African countries from Congo, Rwanda, Burundi Uganda and Kenya. So lastly I can say I feel like am part of East African citizen. I love Africa 🌍, I love East Africa and the most important....I love this country Tanzania 🇹🇿.

[@sumiwong2551]

Wrong! Street swahili they will over charge you if u speak kiswahili.

[@diasporaconnecttanzania3521]

Great and informative interview. I been in Tanzania for a little over a year and I have seen us come and go. I am hustling myself. I created a business called Diaspora Connect. TZ to help diaspora with repatriating and or visiting Tanzania. I have partnered with Two Tanzanians. All by myself. I came on savings which does not last long. I am in hustle mode now but I have loved Tanzania and I feel at home. I been leaving the country every 120 days. 90 days plus 30 day extension. I been to Zambia and Kenya t

[@gilbertbwerere]

King obutunda is a very intelligent guy ,” very well composed and articulate .. God bless you bro ..

[@nanaofori3116]

Every african country is unique on its on. Should not put one against another.

[@farmingdreams7226]

I don’t think he is. I think he is explaining that for some and I quote: “ If you want to invest while saving money then Uganda is for you” . It’s the titles used to attract people. He acknowledge that Kenya and Tanzania are on track, modern meaning you would require more funds to invest and establish yourself in the long run.

[@pendael02]

💯

[@lonniejackson5733]

. Every person needs to do their own research and not only depend on others for advice. Every ones taste and what they are looking for are different. For some people, infrastructure is very important and others not so much.

[@andre113]

@@lonniejackson5733 so you mean that everyone must get up and go see for themselves because research is 2nd info in itself.

[@lonniejackson5733]

@@andre113 Research is investigating. That means doing your homework and coming up with your own conclusions. Especailly when moving to another country. I am not sure what you are trying to say. Can you be more clear?

[@dcwashingtonpresident5938]

This channel is Awesome.. So much needed information for us AA to learn about Africa.. I learn so much on kenganda

[@kylereese4542]

I really liked Tanzania, but I can't get enough of Uganda.

[@godschild5189]

Young people definitely must learn trades that can be used in Africa besides opening restaurants/ clothing stores. Africa needs infrastructure and experienced medical staff. Also, as this gentleman states learn about political system, culture, healthcare, and to speak the language. Visit several times prior, save a substantial amount of money, and have a plan. It takes major skills and money to live anywhere in this world.

[@gregharris5278]

I am glad you said younger people. The reality is that most Black Americans who can afford to move are of retirement age. I applaud the efforts of those who go and put in the work...But from my trips across Africa and my 20 years in the US Air Force the standard of living must be raised for the average African...Everyone cannot start a business, also everyone will not be able to export everything for sale. You must have local consumers to make any business work, what Africa needs is good middle class jobs not more side hustles....Most locals in Africa do not have that kind of money to spend and service jobs will not fix that..Also Africans must be in charge of Africa they must own Africa and only they have the power to change that....The one lesson that I learned is that we Black people in the USA may think of Africa as home...But our family there sees us as foreigners no matter how well versed you are in the culture. Africa will be ready for all it's children to come home but today is not that day yet...Free Africa

[@godschild5189]

@@gregharris5278 I agree with you. I fear these foreign countries like China will have taken completely over the continent before Africans unite. They are too trusting of these foreigners.

[@fabianparson3378]

Gratitude and Appreciation. Thank you for your efforts in conveying valuable information. I'm amazed that some people will complain about the gifts they receive rather than be appreciative. So many of us are disgruntled about one thing or another. Even if I never step foot into Uganda I'm thankful for the experiences you bring forth. Much Love and Respect.

[@prentissbelton4042]

Right on

[@decoloniz_afro]

Here in Kenya JT enjoying ....no language barrier

[@dekuan4148]

As African I can tell you guys for sure that Tanzania is the best choice spirituality and the language barrier is the best thing to discover yourself.

[@i-amkpj6508]

I am kenyan but Tanzania would be a place I would love to move to.. But uganda is also a nice place very lush

[@dekuan4148]

@I - AM KPJ the foreigners invade Kenya and make the Kenyans society similar to the western one. Uganda is a good choice

[@i-amkpj6508]

@@dekuan4148 yes kenyan has been infected by a spirit the native Americans called Wetiko!

[@henryalanmatovu8147]

Amazing content oshay and king you are both doing a really good job in promoting the pearl of Africa.King great interview you never fell to amaze me with your knowledge and awareness of uganda.

[@wadinda_ug]

Why Uganda to the diaspora? My answer is that the way money circulates in Uganda is far better than the other three East African countries. So, when you come with a better investment plan in whichever sector that deals in the five basic needs of life (that is, food & water, healthcare, education, housing among others) then you'll have it right. Fastest growing economy if you know what you what with a better plan then you'll boom with the economy. Forget about the bad energy from the other political parties and "some called issues of democracy" If you do this, then Uganda will be your place in development. And when you boom in Uganda, then it can be easy for you to expand your enterprise to the other three East African countries. That's my little advice

[@newtonojok9720]

King Obutunda, my fellow Ugandan. Great work, bro! Yes, Uganda is among the top English speaking countries in Africa together with Zambia and South Africa.

[@mathematical_theology]

This was a great and informative interview. Very personable! Peace!

[@aaronodongkara1017]

Enjoyed the interview! Appreciate you making people aware of my home country Uganda “The Pearl of Africa”.

[@lizm2220]

THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB IS A GREAT IDEA

[@godschild5189]

Agriculture is booming everywhere because the world has to eat. My grandparents were farmers who raised crops, and animals such as cows, chickens, turkeys, pigs, goats, etc.

[@ronniewamala5768]

it's very profitable, the human population keeps increasing, people need to eat whether they're rich or poor.

[@sarahtn912]

This is so true. We still have to eat. Former President Carter worked with peanut farmers in Uganda and elsewhere. Even former ambassador Young once commented that Uganda could feed the entire continent of Africa if the govt invested in modern technologies instead of using the hoe. He was right. I don't know anything that doesn't grow in Uganda.

[@ronniewamala5768]

@@sarahtn912 So true, Uganda is blessed with fertile soil, i remember visiting my grandma in the village, being a child we used to play, eat fruits and scatter the seeds all over the compound, a few months later the seeds were blossoming trying to grow so Uganda is certainly capable of feeding many Nations, it's such a shame we have selfish greedy people running the country but if they invested more in modern agriculture tools and tech, the country's GDP would shoot up within a few years. The good news there's a young multimillionaire by the name of Ham kigundu , he is currently building Agro processing plants in Bwebajja, once complete these projects are going to be very beneficial for small and big scale farmers because they will have a direct market for their produce and can easily expand.

[@paulremmy2432]

Uganda is the best country in the world

[@kingdomofisrael6486]

Lies

[@dwaineleso5127]

😁😁😁😁

[@augustineaddison7583]

🙄🙄🙄ignorant

[@aksamhuda7]

I wouldn’t go that far and I’m Ugandan

[@aksamhuda7]

However UG can feed east,central and Southern Africa without shifting a gear That’s how blessed the country is

[@anadventuroushotmess6309]

Love this. Great information!

[@jonanmusinguzi8219]

A nice one, thanks King Obutunda, keep it burning

[@africanglobalnomad]

Thanks kings for the tips!

[@blockavelli]

Go where your treated best.

[@monicahovda4524]

Be a normal person dont be Arrogant , everbody they will like you, ndont show your a better person than the other

[@monicahovda4524]

Seif -respect they will respect you, everyone need respect. You want good respect and Nice treated but you dont do that to other so what do you expect

[@lwangiskaluma1532]

Tanzania is the most stable country in East Africa.

[@SaniBravo]

I want to do real estate development in East Africa at some point

[@pabloernesto8044]

Go for it. Big demand

[@SaniBravo]

@@pabloernesto8044 That’s wuzup!

[@kaboyodaniel3630]

Have just started a project there and yes according to my research, the ROI is much higher and there is a booming market for medal income earns as well as low income earners. Follow the recmmendations in this video such as hiring a lawyer and so on and you will be good to go.

[@ronniewamala5768]

Top man, real estate is a great way to earn passive income.

[@nairobinyeusi5811]

If you want to do any business in East Africa. Kenya is the best country. The rest are just into PR.

[@thesoundoffreedom6589]

Wow!! I have been in Africa a month and the first week here that’s the first thing I said they need a Boyd’s and girls club.

[@sistaluv1357]

Keep up the good work🙏🏾

[@faridahnalu3662]

Wama obutunda stay as u like no body can own this world

[@samkaterega4836]

🇺🇬 uganda is indeed a great ànd beautiful country to live in....peace

[@onthespotshow8186]

Good info as usual, thanks. ✅💯✅

[@ibrahimhemedi9079]

Uganda may be nice to you but reality Uganda doesn't have political stable than Tanzania or Kenya that big issue for some people.

[@thelionandthemouse9933]

His not 30 yet…. I am blown away! I would like to learn more about His upbringing! I love everything about this interview! I am definitely going to subscribe to his channel!!

[@aetjr69]

Wishing you brothers all the best for a prosperous 2022. It is beyond time for Africans to build Africa.....

[@pascojm6816]

It's okay if y'all don't want to come to Tz. We will welcome those who wants to come

[@experiencedoptimist6548]

Uganda is better in my opinion. I got scammed in Uganda and I still like Uganda better.

[@doitright8103]

Totally insightful & dope!

[@SaniBravo]

Salute 💯💪🏾

[@aetjr69]

If you are a brother or sister from another developing region, such as where I am from (Republic of Guyana, South America), we understand the challenges. Language would be the only barrier, but we should be able to adapt much easier than those who travel from the United States and are not used to living in a developing country.

[@BrendaAkatama]

Uganda is well known bro. But thanks for visiting the motherland

[@Kenganda]

Thanks for the comment ❤️

[@BrendaAkatama]

@@Kenganda sure thing. We should connect for a video together... would love to hear more about your experience in Africa as an African American... Am Ugandan but now American...

[@Kenganda]

@@BrendaAkatama I’ve checked out your channel. Congratulations on the USA citizenship! I am quite busy these days as I run another channel

[@BrendaAkatama]

@@Kenganda thanks a lot. No worries, when time is right

[@misschagga8042]

In Tanzania, if you pretend you have a lot of flair. Big money without the job of earning a living every day you are touring and spending money you must leave and blame Tanzania. must arrange for visa payments how to live and reduce spending.

[@hassshoban8206]

They want to live like they are in the USA without a job. They rent houses and eat out in Masaki and Oysterbay. That area is for diplomats.

[@monicahovda4524]

Hass Shoban They need to be as normal people but If always If you act like your more better than the local and arrogant American you want to show the local your American you can Americanise the local Thats a big No for Most Tanzanian we are so typical local Africanies people we like our Language Kiswahili our culture, no body will change us to be English( from Engaland. Fron our colonial master ). Tanzania people they dont like that

[@user-vl2mr8mr5u]

Uganda?? Mother of the Nile I should check it out

[@aetjr69]

As a Guyanese born living in Georgia, USA, I always get subtly scammed whenever I go back to Guyana for visits. I am not familiar with local prices, so when I do ask about the prices, they know I am from outside the country. Same as when I traveled to Johannesburg and Istanbul. I get it. So, that I can tolerate, because people gotta eat.

[@moeecheeks7636]

very good video , I wish you would have talked about the visas.

[@kingobutunda9311]

@moee cheeks What do you want to know?

[@moeecheeks7636]

@@kingobutunda9311 Hi,what does a person need to be able to stay in the country?

[@kintuslounge253]

Oshay your ancestors have connections to East Africa, that's where humanity started. Migration started from here and moved to the rest of Africa, for example you find the Bantu all the way in South Africa and have common culture. The names from Northern Uganda found among the langis, you find them in Nigeria with the Ibo. Okello, Ogom. So King Obutunda was directed by his ancestors.

[@gilbertahereza96]

Very true

[@donzell1945]

Nonsense, the emigration in Africa start from Nile and spread over all Africa

[@danielkyles1654]

I'm in Uganda I feel you

[@hailekulcha8794]

The lacking of/for unity is a big reason there is failure. Strategically Organized and United from here, then over to Africa, always "All ways➡️⬅️⬆️⬇️" Success! Can not go over to Africa with the same " i don't know nothing " attitude. That is not a good first impression at all. Creating businesses and employment opportunities for repats should be the plan. The unorganized behavior missing big time. Walk about of the blind, intelligently lost and need to be fine.

[@mslerew7520]

I see a lot of videos with younger people relocating to parts of Africa, but what about seniors? I’m 55 and about to retire with a comfortable retirement income. Can you give some insight on retirement in Africa would it be more difficult to immigrate?

[@devbachu7072]

What do you think of malawi ? Let me know please

[@user-it6jo1hf8v]

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[@praiseenterprise8605]

Identify and invest in the the areas where Uganda heavily relies on Kenya and Tanzania and you'll be in business

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

In Kenya we speak both Swahili and English and so is Uganda they speak Luganda and English.

[@sharonanthonique1255]

Swahili is used in mainly in some parts of uganda like some districts bordering kenya in the east, southern parts of uganda and some western districts bordering Congo. Luganda is widely used in the central region.

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

@@sharonanthonique1255 do you speak Swahili?

[@merryperry8887]

@East Alkebulan Afrika Everyone at the Kenyan Ugandan border of BUSIA speaks kiswahili.. We just cross by foot and do business among each other in kiswahili

[@ssembatyajohn8926]

Am Ugandan born and raised the only swahili word I know is akuna matata...we speak english and lunganda

[@sharonanthonique1255]

@@jameskaimenyi6287 Tunatumia kiswahili nyumbani. Na ndio nazungumza. But I'm not good when it comes to spellings but I'm fluent.

[@mosandkaka]

Tanzania is a more politically stable than Uganda. If Uganda was more stable it would be better

[@wadinda_ug]

????

[@ronniewamala5768]

Soon boss, once this dictator leaves Uganda will be a better place.

[@kingdomofisrael6486]

Facts

[@salieujallow9112]

We are all africans my brothers

[@FromGuiriga]

Ase.

[@jewelniles4041]

This was 9 months ago How many of diaspora are there now?

[@sezmestreet2499]

See Ya !

[@vamoneygroup]

Norfolk Virginia

[@sher3571]

Seems Better To 😕 Let The Chief Allocate The Land Parcel To You That Is Public Permission Notice

[@guywebb]

where are you now Oshay?

[@pendael02]

For your information in Tanzania we don't want to speak our colonial Master's language.

[@annamariko7877]

Amen to that, kiswahili kitukuzwe. Na tujivunie wakati wao wanaona shida sisi tunaona fahari.

[@Kiriza22]

Is this Swahili which you have written?

[@merryperry8887]

@@Kiriza22 yes that's kiswahili.

[@chesshudsen4643]

English is an international language.

[@pascojm6816]

@@chesshudsen4643 we don't care, we will use it only if necessary, otherwise swahili is better for us

[@claudinelola3894]

That traffic is hell for me,this just me.

[@nuruworldinsight2957]

At first i did not know what this kenganda means and it didn't sound polite to me, Later i came to know it stands for Kenya and Uganda .

[@aetjr69]

Brother Oshay, where you are you based now?

[@jonathanthorogood7377]

HAMPTON ROADS, STAND UP!!!!

[@experiencedoptimist6548]

What Uganda really needs are BJJ and MMA Gyms.

[@jewelniles4041]

TZ has rules to accommodate foreigners? Like what?

[@arnoldm4600]

Yoo! There’s still a connection with Uganda it don’t matter as long as Ur black . U always have a connection with Uganda . It doesn’t matter whether your ancestral roots where from west Africa. The good thing is that ur ancestory is still African. And besides uganda has most people whose ancestory also started from west Africa “The Bantu” come from Western Africa and spread out to the rest of the continent. So west Africa may not be the issue as long as ur black there’s nothing wrong with going with Uganda as your choice you never know l might be or anyone can be your long lost distant cousin. 🤷🏾

[@Tata-bd9nx]

The Bantu did not migrate from West africa!🤦‍♀️

[@arnoldm4600]

@@Tata-bd9nx , go back and study your history clearly about Bantu migration in Africa . It started in the mid -2nd millennium BCE majorly from the southern parts of West Africa basically around areas of mostly Nigeria, Benin , Togo that saw a gradual movement of Bantu people that left the southern part of West Africa and spread to others parts of Africa i.e to the Central, Eastern and Southern parts of Africa as a whole .

[@lutaloenock7249]

@@Tata-bd9nx it's clearly you didn't study african history as this is commonly taught topic in many african c'tries African-history classes

[@citylinkproject9901]

@@Tata-bd9nx Bantu migrated from west africa (Cameroon) and spread all over Africa

[@haroldbottom3474]

Unless it's election time... LOL

[@pabloernesto8044]

Agree. I saw Donald Trump invasion of the US Capitol last January. How many US policemen were killed? I forgot.

[@haroldbottom3474]

@@pabloernesto8044 1 was killed...ask obtunda if he got the shit beat out of him..

[@paul-fx4nc]

There's nothing kenganda about this channel, just name it Uganda

[@freeworld2275]

Is there a dispora community in Uganda or Tanzania?

[@zakfarah252]

Uganda

[@citylinkproject9901]

yes theres

[@freeworld2275]

@@citylinkproject9901 Can you show videos or a website? Been looking

[@citylinkproject9901]

@@freeworld2275 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h37ZlnqcfJx5h80

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@@freeworld2275 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvVZoNrgdaeobs

[@catherinesterling1685]

I don’t know about that

[@guywebb]

leave and come back ! got ya !

[@gilbertahereza96]

Come to Africa you are Africans though you were born out of Africa.come back brothers and sisters there is plenty of land for you

[@donzell1945]

They don't agree with you, most of them, now calling themselves black Americans, they hate to be treated like African American. Is that make sense?

[@a1k078]

IDI AMIN IS FROM UGANDA!!!!

[@pumpkin03]

You guys are speaking from a Black male perspective. The truth is, the men in East Africa are a bit too soft for Black American women. They aren't as masculine as what we are used to & that's a deterrent for single women moving to Africa.

[@Aboriginal_American_Hebrew]

Because it’s a channel for the Melanin male perspective

[@lutaloenock7249]

Gal you have provoked an E.African man...whatever you are. I think you sampled 1 or 2 E.A males out of a million or just only know us from media and quickly judge the whole population. Anyway yo freedom to stick to what works for you

[@franciswasajja6831]

Yes some countries people are not that welcoming.

[@nairobinyeusi5811]

When it comes to Business any sane investor would clearly pick Kenya or Tanzania. Uganda's political demographic & economy isn't suitable for any sort of business at all.

[@leondelafonte]

Tanzania's less receptive to foreign investment and especially ownership. They really make it hard to own land and run a business. There's always barriers to deal with that you don't get in Kenya or Uganda. The tax office in Tanzania is on another level man, they need to reform that office as soon as possible.

[@r01dtox15]

Kenya is going to the Main Gateway for Industrialization of the Region. In 2019 when the negotiation for a major port in Tanzania stalled..... Kenya took that opportunity away from Tanzania.... Kenya and China started to build the largest Deep Water Port _(Lamu Port)_ in East Africa..... The 1st phase of the port is done and is operational.... It's going to *connect Kenya - Ethiopia - South Sudan - Uganda - Rwanda - DRC.* One of the Largest Fiber Optic Cable that will connect *Asia - East Africa - Europe* is going to be operational later this year.... The Bandwidth is so big you can *Download 100,000 hrs of movies in less than 1 second.*

[@pascojm6816]

@@leondelafonte Say that to Indians, Arabs, Somalis, South Africans, chinese, Germans and Russians who invested there

[@pascojm6816]

@@r01dtox15 you didn't take anything, we denied that crap.. it's full of exploitative rules

[@leondelafonte]

@@pascojm6816 not saying it's impossible. They just introduce unnecessary barriers that make running a viable/profitable business as a foreigner very difficult. I live here, I've seen quite a few previously active/profitable businesses choose to shut down/scale down and or move because the situation became untenable. I've known a few people that have lived here and chose to leave, even Tanzanians that were married to foreigners ended up choosing to leave because some of the laws in place were just too much. (Something as common sense as dual citizenship is still completely banned in Tanzania. So for a Tanzanian that has foreign parentage you're forced to abandon one or your country's citizenship to keep a Tanzanian passport. Seems simple, but this is just an example of old laws In place that create more and more difficulties when all you want to do is live and get on bywith your life). With the new president in charge there seem to be a few positive common sense changes being promised, whether this will be true or not in reality we have yet to know.

[@AbdulMajid-xl4rm]

what kind of title is this stop bringing your separation to the continet

[@Kenganda]

Shut up

[@AbdulMajid-xl4rm]

@@Kenganda arrogant

[@GarveyMarcus1111]

Umm, no shade but Kenyans speak the best English in this region, and our accents are more neutral ✌

[@GarveyMarcus1111]

@@reviewsite6292 umm where did ya check? 😂😂😂

[@GarveyMarcus1111]

@@reviewsite6292 "I've been told", I concede. Absolutely no arguing with that. That is clearly some evidence-based research. Congratulations!!! here's your trophy🏆 bye now

[@GarveyMarcus1111]

@@reviewsite6292 😂😂😂😂 bye Felicia

[@b_boy7812]

Miss me with the b.s Ugandans are the best English speakers from my experience and little research.

[@nightwishisthegreatestband6355]

You can keep the British language. We Tanzanians will keep our swahili

[@geestreet]

Tanzanians have stigmatized speaking english for locals. They look down on locals speaking english. So frustrating for me and other Black Americans.

[@nightwishisthegreatestband6355]

Stigmatized? If you know how to speak English you sound upper class or foreign. But at the end of the day swahili is our national language.

[@viousa]

Not true, maybe they think that you are local and u don't want to speak Swahili.

[@donzell1945]

Them start learning local languages, if you interested to integrate in society, English isn't African language

[@gmog7857]

You are loosing your marbles

[@Deggoo]

In Kenya we don't use only Swahili use English as well this guy was in Kenya for few days and he was quick to judge about kenya. Kenya got everything than Uganda

[@lovellesokan9107]

learn to speak the native language also..

[@ramadhanthabith1419]

Shortly Tanzania is better than uganda .but all countries are beautiful from Kenya

[@ramalowson]

Uganda will be part of Tanzania one day.

[@logicalmind6650]

The majority of African Americans haven't done anything in their own country in the last 50 years to be talking about moving to someone else's country. I've only seen one Black American do something within their own country and then move to somewhere in Africa and that person has a 9th grade education

[@pabloernesto8044]

Hey Muzungu, thank you for your hate.

[@zaitunkeji5990]

African Americans build the American economy for 400 years today they pay more tax for children of richer to study in private schools. what are you talking about??

[@faridahnalu3662]

@@pabloernesto8044 asif they love them

[@Realminthebush]

Do you know alot of black Americans? This is the issue with black folk. We always have something negative to say about something you know nothing about. Do you give those Chinese that same energy??

[@b1kReviews]

@@Realminthebush He definitely is not African.

[@AK-hg1iq]

Dude Uganda is literally one of the worst places on earth. The country is extremely undeveloped and poor. I am from Uganda.

[@kirkgriffith9009]

One man's garbage is another man's treasure It's so much opportunities in Uganda and the whole of Africa for the matter if you're a businessman opportunities that you will NEVER find in Amerikkka My old college buddy moved to Tanzania from Pennsylvania last year and he said that he's never coming back he's making 5x the money that he was using in PA exporting goods to Europe, UAE and the US You brother have a negative mindset!

[@nambasasarah2725]

Uganda isn't a poor country its just mismanagement, corruption, selfish and greedy leaders

[@lizm2220]

VERY UNEDUCATED STATEMENT

[@kirkgriffith9009]

I can tell that you're broke just by that remark 😆😆😆

[@AK-hg1iq]

@@kirkgriffith9009 The truth hurts. We will never change if we keep lying to ourselves.