WHY WODE MAYA HATED ME

[@WODEMAYA]

Lol i use to hate but not anymore🤣🤣 Keep up the good work!

[@VanessaKanbi]

WODE MAYA 🤣 thanks so much. It was great to connect with you - thanks :)

[@TobinFrosty]

Slightly upset at wodemaya on this video. Vanessa is 100% right and although you say you like her now in the video it seemed as if you didnt get her original point . She is right to highlight the fact that trash from around the world is being dumped in Ghana. I would have preferred you reach out to her and both go back to that town and start up an initiative to stop waste dumping and help provide an alternative source of income for the locals. Theres no point on showing the beauty of Africa when there are places where people in abject poverty it's not telling the full truthful story.

[@biologic9081]

Wode Maya was a bit hard on her... We love ur work and ur success, but try to stay humble, since the best is yet to come. The young lady was somehow right to point out that place and we must work together to help stop the mess. I hate watching negative videos abt Africa, but sometimes there's the need to talk/show our problem and educate people on how we can solve it.

[@TobinFrosty]

@Emile PAM I understood his point but dont agree with it ... I'm pretty sure Vanessa educated people about the fact people are using Ghana as a dumping ground... Just be cause you have seen lots of videos on the issue doesnt mean others have, I personally hadn't ... Raising issues of awareness is great and Batta Box a nigerian KZbin channel do this really well.. They go to impoverished areas interview the people and set up a method for viewers to get in touch and help out... Like this example I would have preferred wodemaya reach out to Vanessa and say let's do a collab on trying to help the people of the town. Showcasing the better parts of Africa is awesome dont get me wrong but simultaneously ignoring the bad things happening wont make them disappear. I stand by my original point Its disingenuous to advocate this position.... Those people need help and the government needs to stop allowing other countries to dump thier waste in Ghana.

[@TobinFrosty]

@@biologic9081 exactly my point

[@boyfromgunjurbaseinvalledi7768]

This boy really good brother to African keep it up Gambia to Ghana 🇬🇲🇬🇭👆

[@vmutuma]

He's a man, NOT a boy. Have some respect, man.

[@nicholasmarkin2385]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@more_money5583]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGispIeNm8-Ma9U

[@chuksjoshuachukwudi7321]

Tell them to respect west african

[@adrienefields122]

This guy is awesome. He Defeats the lies

[@dexterramey8787]

Ignoring issues wont make them go away.

[@lesleykramer7207]

No one is ignoring them. The Western media is constantly broadcasting it to the world. Incessantly talking about the problems will not make them go away either.

[@abeautifulyouaccessories2597]

Talking about some issues can bring change due to awareness.

[@lesleykramer7207]

@@abeautifulyouaccessories2597 Like I said: "The Western media is constantly broadcasting it to the world". The *entire world* is already aware of the issue - in fact, the image of helplessness, dysfunction, privation and illness is the *SINGLE* narrative *promulgated by the West* , about Africa. Sharing other perspectives is not only essential for the rest of the world to know more about Africa, for Africans (especially those in the diaspora), it is vitally important, as a way of building a positive self image that shields us from all the constant negativity around Africa.

[@flimcomedy7667]

@@abeautifulyouaccessories2597 lol so white people are going to fix the countries? I know the issues in Africa already. Nice to see some goods. Talking about the bads without being able to physically fix it only weak people do that. We keep talking about things that won't change in our time.

[@LuvThyMind29]

@@flimcomedy7667 One city in Rwanda, Kigali, is said to be the cleanest in all of Africa. On the last Saturday of the month, *everybody* goes out and picks up trash. Efforts like this can definitely be implemented with the right leader. Roads can be improved, etc.

[@raiethefantibae]

When i watched that video of the dumping site, i just assumed Vanessa was just trying to expose how other countries (the west) are dumping their crap in Ghana🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Winis_World]

My exact thoughts sis!!!❤️

[@cheendo7400]

The pollution there is too bad, our government need to stop that. Vanessa was right.

[@jcn908]

TRUE,I just wonder why all past Governments have turned a blind eye on Agbobloshie,it is really surprising how the place is still open and opetating and yet we have a Ministry of Environment watching and sleeping on the job

[@antoinea.katembo5326]

konkonbishl VERY VERY RIGHT and that is the major problem with most African nations, if someone exposes their weaknesses they stupidly HATE that person instead of approach that person and seek for their points of view as well as advices so that the issue can be collectively resolved! Lack of understanding of killing the entire African continent and its people!

[@antoinea.katembo5326]

Jaychristian Norman THEY ARE REALLY careless though!

[@cheendo7400]

Jaychristian Norman It is because if they do remove them from that place they risk loosing elections because most of the people there are what we call in Ghanaian parlance “ molemole” such people do not vote base on sound governance policies, it doesn’t mean anything to them plus they are faithful voters, they don’t stay away from voting and they also form large part of our population, again that is how they make their daily bread. However there is a way to get them out without the government having to be blamed. Environmentalists can talk to the landlords the Ga traditional council, show them the effects of their activities on the environment and people around that area and trust me within days that crap will not be there. The Ga Kings have power to remove anybody on their lands if they don’t like you or your activities and government cannot do shit.

[@lawrenceamankwah7465]

And who told you her country is all clean up .she was supposed to finish the bad side of her country ,fix it first before she does a a bad side of someone's country

[@heylson]

I’m a French Ghanaian, one day at the university in France one of my professor showed us a documentary about e-waste from USA and Europe in Africa. Once the video started, I realized that was Ghana and literally, the translation of the documentary in French was “Ghana, the world’s dumpsite”. Someone was making fun of Ghana, I was mad and got into a fight. The professor stopped the video lol. I keep highlighting this issue on social media but nothing happens. Countries such as Indonesia and Malaysia are returning containers full of e-waste to the sender, why not Ghana?

[@mylifemyworld23]

We have foolish leaders who dont have plans

[@fit8forever]

Hello, t'es toujours au Ghana?

[@heylson]

@@fit8forever Bonjour. Non pour le moment, je ne suis pas au Ghana.

[@kHoPhAe]

Trump threatened the couple of African nations who refused to be the dumping site for the worst rated 2nd hand (thrift store reject quality) products from USA

[@heylson]

@@kHoPhAe this happened way before Trump was in power so I doubt this assumption is true. And there are also e-waste from Europe...

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

I am from Papua New Guinea and I just subscribed to this channel because brother Wode Maya says in this video. Cool.

[@patriciahelenboye1676]

I just did too for the same reason. I just started watching him two days ago and i just love him. Keep being you Bro.

[@BiiKay675]

PNG 🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬

[@Will-nb8qk]

He could actually pass for a PNGinean! 😉

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

@@Will-nb8qk Yes..so true.

[@beealert911]

You can’t hide the truth. She was shedding light on the blight of pollution and poverty.

[@michaelheery6303]

INCINRATORS

[@shaunpaxton1577]

Agreed

[@michaelheery6303]

@@shaunpaxton1577 how many INCINERATORS IN AFRICA.

[@ajoaayebo6752]

But how come she never shed light on how the west steal from us. We can degrees Population but can neve do well if we are still being held back. Population is a factor but the definatly Not the core issue.

[@bez1196]

But this image of pollution and poverty is already the dominant image in the media and has been so for decades at this point. I understand why people like him would rather focus on the positives. It motivates the diaspora and the locals and instills a sense of dignity in them. The positive image is severely underrepresented even amongst Africans.

[@praises1979]

One thing I like about wode Maya is about his realisticness . I love you more when you confronted Drew. The white dude about his video in the Gambia. Wode Maya! Do the work. We all watching you all over the world. You will be surprised someday. Keep it up. Brother Maya! You have a place in our hearts

But Drew was speaking facts though and nobody wants to admit it.

[@kofiakon2020]

@ do you think what was happening in Gambia it doesn't happen in Europe and America.they do worse.

[@DJ_Oro_Maya]

Today I learned a new word: realisticness!! Lol

[@cookinspire4183]

I LOVE THE FACT THAT WODE MAYA WHEN GIVEN LEMON ,TAKES LEMONS AND MAKES LEMONADE. I AM REFERRING TO THE VIDEO WITH VANESSA CAMBI WHERE WODE MAYA SAID SHE INSPIRED HIM TO START THE VIDEOS ABOUT AFRICA. GOD BLESS WODE MAYA! AND EVERYONE WATCHING THIS! :) I SAW THAT VIDEO TOO OUR GHANIAN BOY WODE MAYA :)

[@rbggwapo]

WE CAN'T JUST BE POSITIVE, WE HAVE TO BE VIGILANT IN EXPOSING AND SHUTTING DOWN CORRUPTION.

[@irenedavo3768]

YOOKWU PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL

[@jpaultelchannel1702]

You totally missed the point... When you live outside and the videos basically tell people you live on trees and thatched huts and eat each other, then you will understand why it should sometimes be positive. Has your friend's girl friend's girl friend ever tried to see whether you have a tail when you are sleeping? There are places where people think African's have tails.

[@AshantiQueen]

Vanessa Kanbi: I love this interview. I love the fact that Woda Maya is so humble and down to earth. Well done.

[@AshantiQueen]

Correction: Wode Maya.

[@patriciahelenboye1676]

You just nailed it Sis. I see a lot of humility in that video.Being straight to the point and expressing yourself doesn't make anyone less humble. Cos if he had not expressed himself on what he thought about her video,he would never have gotten to know her intentions of shooting that video. Its best not to pretend. Its helps solve more issues and in the end we understand,know and love each other better. No grudges.

[@more_money5583]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGispIeNm8-Ma9U

[@derellcaldwell8653]

Oh wow I’m from the US And I’m subscribed to you both!!! Watch a lot of you guys videos

[@VanessaKanbi]

Derell Caldwell amazing thanks so much for subscribing 🙌🏽💫

[@jerrodtaylor6716]

Me too!! I’m subscribed to both of them.

[@tiflbs6962]

Me too!

[@barbudo12]

Agboloshie is a very frightening source of pollution.Ghanaians must take steps to eradicate the terrible conditions over there.More, not less exposure of it is needed!

[@NathanKwadade]

What are you doing personally to fix this situation?

[@barbudo12]

@@NathanKwadade What a stupid question!!!!I don't live in Ghana!

[@loveprevails7080]

Nathan Kwadade But are aware most rubbish are from the west?

[@NathanKwadade]

barbudo12 well stupid doesn’t have to live in Ghana 🇬🇭 to make a difference

[@NathanKwadade]

love prevails who brings that rubbish from the west to Ghana 🇬🇭???

[@niiayi]

First to watch and comment. Nii Ayi The Ghanaian Storyteller

[@akusabiiga]

I really did like that video because it shows how the West is dumping their refused in Africa. By the way Aljazeera, BBC, DW, SVT and other big media houses have done documentaries on this place. Vanessa was just being honest and candid.

[@airgentille2788]

What do we do with those dumping trash, refuse on our beautiful land? Images make people aware of the problem existing.

[@goldenheart751]

Why Ghanaians won't get together and clean up Agbobloshie? What are they waiting on?

[@nanaansu4706]

It is believe they are there illegally so the past governments don't want to put up any permanent structure or amenities but I think the present government is trying to do something now.

[@citizenofdaworld7582]

Hahahahahaha i love this lady.. You know at some point in life am just gonna talk about the negative things about us as black people. Or it's not gonna change everything

[@Ghanadiaries]

Because the west deposits there and some people make money there too, so until they get other jobs, they are going to oppose the government for even the clean up.

[@bismarkadu8799]

We are waiting for you. P.s don't forget your shovel and leave your valuables in the house when coming ,it's safety is not guaranteed 😂😂😂

[@shaunpaxton1577]

Real talk

[@BRUSEMISSIONTRAVEL]

Glad you two were able to come together in a positive way. I Love Wode Maya videos.

[@truthseeker906]

You have to show the "bad" part of a place because that is an opportunity to change the situation. I live in the United States that many people believe is the most advanced country in the world. I work in the Skid Row district of Los Angeles, which is like a dumpster for the dejected class of human beings. Skid Row is like a place where people go to die...you have mentally ill persons, alcoholics, drug addicts...all living in the streets. Many Africans would not believe a place like that exists in the United States.

[@ndamieza2190]

Truth Seeker Bro,I saw some places in the USA I never believed.But you’ll never see that on any media. Losers always concentrate on negativity but winners are always looking at the positive side of anything. Be positive! The defense rest!

[@driziiD]

true, when i moved to LA i was taken aback by the homeless people situation...never saw that part of the U.S. on the silver screen though. `The Wire` is an exception though, but it furthered the negative african american stereotypes.

[@naana-scelyne6370]

This is why I love this man! He fights for Africa! We need African leaders to think like this so we can get our continent back!

[@cellyb5730]

I went to Zimbabwe when I was 18 and the first thing I noticed was the fresh air. I mean it was like my body was energized on another level! Please keep pollution out of Africa! I want that same feeling next time I visit!

[@tvs9978]

Zimbabwe (and Zambia) are two very special places. Everyone feels magic there when they fitst arrive

[@shamisomakuvaro4487]

Wow thank you so much for saying something positive about my country.lt used to be more clean aired before many cars.I love Africa proudly Zimbabwean.....

[@talktimewitheddiej]

Wow Vanessa inspired Wode Maya, and now his pockets are tall 🤣😂

[@VanessaKanbi]

🤣🇬🇭💫

[@elroymackey5412]

@@VanessaKanbi good job

[@sholaebofin6090]

Big Respect to you sis for showing the neglect Africans need to be proactive about protecting the environment instead of sweeping it under the carpet 🤫

[@sholaebofin6090]

@I am a black man proud and strong 100 percent ok but what makes you think she doesn't have a genuine love for Ghana 🇬🇭 🤔

[@michaelheery6303]

@I am a black man proud and strong 100 percent yep try MOB LYNCHINGS.

[@sholaebofin6090]

@I am a black man proud and strong 100 percent bredrin that's sad if you what you say is true perhaps she should come out and make a video refuting those claims or many will unsubscribe

[@niiayi]

Maya You never told me that she inspired you.i watched the video of her at agbogloshie

[@adjoaassan4720]

I love what Wode Maya and Vanessa are achieving through their videos! I actually ran into Vanessa on the streets of Accra yesterday and was so happy to discuss more about the work she does and her perspectives. I watched the Agblogoshie video and found it very informative and truth-telling. What you said about foreign places dumping waste in Ghana is an important issue to raise so that we can protect the country 😊 Looking forward to more videos 💕🙌🏽🇬🇭

[@VanessaKanbi]

Adjoa Assan hey it was lovely to meet you, your sister and your mum in Osu! Thanks so much for the support 💫♥️

[@florideher]

How can i meet Vanessa..i'm a super fan?. She's so down to earth.

[@justinajames5492]

I am a Nigerian but I read a book faceless by Amma Darko and it talked about things in agbobloshie market

[@dzeivid4413]

Good job because that same video is one of a reason for one huge environmental project am working on now. Will contact you to tell that story.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Amazing to hear. Yes plz do let me know

[@dzeivid4413]

@@VanessaKanbi surely will. I will reach out soon. Keep the good work.

[@michaelheery6303]

@@dzeivid4413 u need look at MURRAY HALLAN.

[@dzeivid4413]

@@michaelheery6303 could you possibly share a link, cant find the name on KZbin

[@michaelheery6303]

@@dzeivid4413 murray hallum is all over you tube. Or murray hallum/aquaphonics. But africa may not be ready . He is a FOOD PRODUCTION TEACHER... AFRICA NEEDS RESEARCH GROWING GOJI BERRYS $$$$$.

[@erjanica25]

Vanessa you did well showing this. I love seeing the positive parts of Ghana, but it's still important to have a balanced view. The West needs to know how their dependence on electronics and their insatiable need for the latest new crap is literally making people sick. I do get why Wode Maya didn't like it, but it's a story that needs to be told.

[@deloresgupton3567]

Vanessa, you did a great job with that video showing e-waste, electronic waste. I’m in Texas, US and I teach history. In our history studies we teach about e-wast that comes from the US under the false umbrella that the US is supplying what they call third world countries with electrics. Which are actually in useable. They use this piece in history to depreciate Africa and some parts of China to the world. So good job for spreading awareness and when you are filming just continue to drive your point and ask questions how do we keep it from happening. Keep that thought provoking point strong while expressing the desire to keep your Country safe, healthy, and strong. Your leaders should not accept your country as being a dumping ground that provides unsafe job for its people to sort through looking for useable parts or scraps for such little money. I applaud your efforts.

[@ACandidObserver]

I really appreciate Wode Maya honesty. Thank you Vanessa for the small interview. Keep up the great work guys!!!

[@brothercaleb]

Absolutely. Only annoyance is he kept going on about “I was angry with your video” especially when he’d already made his point🙄🙄

[@ACandidObserver]

@@brothercaleb yes I agree. I think we should focus more on the positive side of things. But I think he wanted to show his true opinion and also explain how her work changed his mind too.

[@brothercaleb]

sonia mit - I think you’re right. Thank you for reminding me about that. Stay safe, stay black✌🏾👌🏽

[@JamConcerned]

I love your videos you bring light to the best of Ghana but also what can be done better. I wanted to know any follow up or any changes on Agbogbloshie, Ghana.

[@thetribeless.2959]

happy to see both of you together guys

[@diguiolainc7930]

I remember seeing that video but took it as her saying something needs to be done about this situation. Just like when Joynews or citifm will show/talk about deplorable roads.

[@BeatStream19]

You know what i love about all this? That, you don't need some bs self-acclaimed, most popular Radio or TV station to have such wonderful interactions/interviews. You are your own radio and tv station thanks to this platform and that's just relieving and beautiful.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Michael Lamptey the beauty of youtube! Thank you x

[@randallbrown5844]

Thanks for the video on Agbobloshie, As an African-American, I was not aware of what my country was doing in Ghana. All of your videosare great. Keep up the good. Both of you!!!

[@wawawawar4559]

interviewing or being interviewed by Wode Maya, it is guaranteed to be known. WodeMaya has become a brand, that anyone wanting to be known to go through him

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Maya looks so good! Nice interview. This is "Our Man"!🙌🙌

[@enochteye9999]

Very well noted from both of you. In life, at times somebody must pushed you consciously or unconsciously into your biggest fear zone and with that fear of you not to perish away, rather makes you a success. So on this note, thank you sis. Vanessa for pushing my bro into this fear zone by your Agbogbloshie video. A thumps up from him Mrghanababy (WODE MAYA) I SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL AND AM HERE TO STAY.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thanks so much for subscribing

[@monjue55]

Vanessa, good interview with Wode Maya...looking forward to your interview with Jibril of Passport Heavy :-

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you. Unfortunately we didn’t do a video together but he shouted me out in the description. Slowly but surely 🤣

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I will check him out.

[@ateousace6751]

I love the Agbogbloshie video you made...the moment I watched I fully understood the message you were trying tell. We can't only speak about positive without finding the source of Africa problems. Thanks Vanessa.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Ateous Ace Apparatus thank you 🙌🏽

[@12YearsofVocalMagic]

Just happen to come across your videis. Learning so much about Ghana. Im from New York and Ive NEVER seen Ghana portrayed in such a beautiful light. I really want to visit!

[@iyarewayne8712]

Beautiful One, Ambassador Maya introduced me here.... ,,,,I hope, am welcomed!!!!

[@praises1979]

Can you make a video of this young Ghanian real estate developer "Nana kwame bediako" he has amazing properties

[@VanessaKanbi]

Jesus Jesus yesssss it’s in progress !

[@1HavePatience]

That's amazing that Vanessa Kanbi was the inspiration behind Wode Maya returning to Ghana and the #AfricaToTheWorld movement ❤ You should definitely claim this one Vanessa! High five 👋🏽

[@UniqueBeautie]

U Love this!💖 I'm in the US. I've been watching u Wode Maye for yrs. My homeboy is a Ghanaian from Kumasi who lives in Canada. He introduced me to Vanessa's Channel and I enjoyed watching her every since!😀 I'm happy to hear this story. Thanks V for inspiring my man to come back! 💖💖

[@ode2reading]

Both of you are presenting important information to the public. Personally, want to hear about the pros and cons of a country.

[@nynini4900]

Vanessa finally had Wode Maya on her channel 💃🏽💃🏽. Great work guys. Keep it up🇬🇭

[@Mark13091961]

Revealing interview, well done. From my UK perspective I love Ghana too and long to see it improve and long to return, but there are many bad sides as well as the beautiful people and scenery and you are right to show all sides.

[@samuelowusuboateng1803]

Big ups to you both for portraying the positive part of Africa

[@korakkari2005]

Pollution , used clothes/shoes dumping,used Cars dumping and Electronic dumping in Africa is a big problem. It is killing our struggling industries like textile industries. Thanks Vanessa for highlighting this in your video and inspiring the Africa to world movement. Thanks also Wada Maya for accepting the challenge to be the voice of Africa to world. Lovely interview

[@mohamedbarrie9654]

Wode Maya is the lost kemet king of Africa and the continent of Africa just find you

[@nkwakutoure]

There is no country called Africa nor Kemet. Wode Maya is a Ghanaian village boy.

[@smoothjb]

Vanessa you are about a big deal on You Tube! Keep being great I’m sending love from the USA

[@derickm4273]

I subscribed to your channel because of Wade Maya. Kudos Vanessa.

[@ileniepowell]

Great story between two beautiful African inspiring young people. Vanessa shedding light on a problem but was misunderstood by Maya which resulted in him not liking her work until now. His honesty and good heart plus his love for the African continent has him embarking on this fantastic mission of bringing enlightenment and positive exposure to the rest of the world. We in the diaspora have bern able to have a greater appreciation for the enormous beauty of Africa and dispel the lies and misrepresentation thst were fed to us. Congratulations to Maya and Vanessa for truly representing the Motherland. Continued blessings in your endeavors.

[@MAdams-ey4if]

We in Africa need to see ALL of Africa! We don't need HYPE! We live reality. We can't go forward without the truth about how we are living.

[@hildahamilton857]

Wode Maya brought me here. Girl you do all keep it up 🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗😍😍😘😘🤩🤩🔥🔥🔥

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thankkksss

[@SunkissFlower]

Wode Maya, the champ. This is a good get, Vanessa. Well done.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Sunkiss Flower thank you!

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@ Sunkiss Flower Happy New Year.

[@SunkissFlower]

@@doreenonekalit9888 Happy New Year to you, my sister.

[@NETWORKTVVLOGS]

@@VanessaKanbi Link up let's do something because I am in Ghana now

[@jerryalladin3508]

Congratulations I'm here because of Wode Maye

[@Ecrowder51]

I am so excited to see them talking and having a good time.

[@tjay9288]

Wow ....nice convo...Kanbi and Maya thumps up...

[@VanessaKanbi]

tjay thank you

[@lincolnjarrett2682]

Woda Maya have the Vibz .......Everytime.

[@Winis_World]

I really enjoyed watching this interview ❤️

[@dalac_93]

She is actually a cutie. I like her accent too😍

[@YenkoAfrica]

Thank you for showing Agboloshie!

[@fraapoful]

Mike Anane a Ghanaian Environmental Guru...very knowledgeable guy did a nice marvelous piece on Al Jazeera'...about all the toxic waste dumped in Ghana and the rest of the world.

[@gordoncopland]

I am from the Caribbean and I think you are both great.

[@NiiAheneLa]

Vanessa was on the money with that video. The consequences of the that area's eWaste and its effect on those Ghanaians -- men, women and children are enormous...to hide the truth is to be part of the problem that contribute to the exploitation of Africa.

[@augaaso]

You have more views by interviewing Maya than you did with the video about the E-waste in Ghana. Don't worry Vanessa, we get your positive intention and we hope things get better soon in Africa. We need strong positive leaders. #UnitedAfrica 💪🏿💙☝🏿🇸🇴❤

[@khaleeqkaashif8746]

As a member of the international jury on this issue, My unbiased judgment is that Sister Vanessa is a very positive person and inspiring Africa to be Best....

[@isaacabeka1600]

Man you are doing a wonderful job keet it up i love your program and how you are selling Ghana to the world

[@sherriebumbray1748]

Great video! Wode Maya is so candid. He is a breath of fresh air.

[@omsonthereal8170]

I have just discovered your channel through the name of Wode Maya in the caption of the video. You got 1 new subscriber

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you

[@jielibai2912]

These two are both inspirational. They have made me want to go to Ghana and many other parts of Africa. Africa 2020 for me.

[@dondada131]

She is amazing lady, I like her

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you

[@titusglavee1443]

Don dada It’s because she is sweet Scottish Ghanaian , there is nothing to hate there but only love ❤️, love ❤️, love .

[@apataolukayode9519]

@@VanessaKanbi you look so good

[@MD_ENTERTAINMENT]

I am a jamaican by birth, African by blood. I really love and appreciate my African people but I dont like when we get so sensitive when people show a side of Africa that isn't beautiful. We need to see everything because Africa have everything.

[@phynnie]

thank you

[@MD_ENTERTAINMENT]

@@phynnie you are welcome

[@choppermarc2342]

Mr WM is such a positive guy that spreads sunshine. I got to say this. You are also seriously beautiful and positive. Jah Love. I have subscribed. When you look at videos and the people look like you it is a nice feeling.

[@fauzeeyajamal9339]

Yaaayy! African to the world, Ghana to the world! Watch out

[@isaacokoboh4981]

You are both in telling Africa stories to the world. Love you both. Keep it up to do good work for humanity.

[@johnvisioneertv]

Wode Maya said i should say 'Hi'... keep it up! You will get there

[@NiiAheneLa]

As a Ga I need to highlight the fact Vanessa's video on Agbogbloshi was a positive one. We must be informed on the serious situations unfolding in such places as Agbogbloshi where industrial and electronic waste that had been banned for import into Ghana, and also banned as export from EU countries end up here in Accra. These hardworking young men and women are seriously affected by extremely toxic environment that they created - with No chance of getting treated or cured when they develop full blown cancer, leukemia or even something else because of not having the funds in the first place. The result is they live with a LOW life expectancy. If they live to be forty, they've lived long. The land itself is so contaminated that people living in the community would continue to have low life expectancy. Vanessa, please keep on working to highlight such negative impacts on our people and the environment from outside influences or pressure from foreign players. Sometimes, the average guy (worldwide) is unaware of what's going on and therefore, with limited information, they would even blame the victim.

[@richardservice2452]

Once wodamaya approved of you then i am subscribing so here i go......I'll be watching you for contents now dear..

[@NitRaSit]

Wode Maya sent me. Happy to meet you.

[@TilveranWrites]

My two favourite African KZbinrs! You guys are awesome. I love your adventures and stories, high energy + I learn some things too 😃

[@wilmapatt]

Don't retire Maya, we love you so much💯

[@lehlogonolomashapu538]

Great content, watching from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@cryptospacemedia5382]

this lady is beautiful.

[@markcamara3089]

CryptoSpace Media i agree she is beautiful but bounty coconote

[@Realanimalchannel]

CryptoSpace Media yu are a chief pervert

[@Realanimalchannel]

CryptoSpace Media yu are a chief pervert

[@Realanimalchannel]

CryptoSpace Media yu are a chief pervert

[@Realanimalchannel]

CryptoSpace Media yu are a chief pervert

[@zanashtv5479]

Now I wear shorts but my Pocket is tall...I like that😂😂😂😂

[@blackpixels]

loool…. Wode Maya was Salty at first... Good to see both of you in the same video... nice conversation.

[@edisonsantos2560]

Wode Maya brought me here New subscriber

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you!

[@augustuss4503]

New subscriber, Wode maya brought me here.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Augustus S thank you!

[@ATOKwamena-xg7wz]

Well done bro i really loves everything about you keep on going high

[@benjaminsmith2287]

I don't think Wode Maya is going to stop his videos after 1 year. Maybe he'll appear in less of them but he's got so much more to say. I understand why he doesn't want Africans to show the usual negative images others show but some things won't change unless the leaders may be motivated to change them. Or the leaders are changed and politicians are held responsible. Wode Maya is king of African youtubers and Venessa, you have a very nice channel. Subscribed.

[@brothercaleb]

Oh gosh, Wode Maya... drop the “i was mad with your video” 🙄.... you made your point

[@Sinna226]

Oh sorry for you to say that Vanessa but he don't hate you please. One love Africa 🖤🌍

[@VanessaKanbi]

It’s all love!

[@oloyaxavier87]

The King and The Queen explaining their contextual points of view, thought and understanding in their own narratives. Great.

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

Two of my favorites!🥁🌺🥁🌺

[@RoyaltyCosmostv]

Both Vanessa and Wode Maya was both right in their videos and intent. .theu ate both amazing

[@chuksezeilo]

Pleasant interview.. Liked the matching outfits.. coincidence?

[@bbnCRLB]

Wode Maya was fluent and articulate in this video than I've ever seen him.

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Maya got me to subscribe. I am from Trumaya Nation the African Utube Community that love and support all African Utubers on what is positive and possible of Africans both on the Continent and in the Diaspora. Welcome African Princess to the Community.

[@kanya1998]

Came here koz of Maya, ma man! the true son of Mother Afrika, the guy who has single handedly luring in more FDI than our governments combined have ever achieved, let me hit that thump and subscribe button for our sister @Vanessa Kanbi.

[@VanessaKanbi]

M.M T thank you 🙌🏽

[@kobinaharleston8319]

Such a positive twist to a very sad but relevant story you’d posted. I’m a big fan of yours. Keep on doing you and keep it real. xoxo

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you