How She Founded The Biggest Jam Company In Congo!

[@WODEMAYA]

We lost most of our Congo files but we tried our best ti retrieve some of them! I hope you all will like & Share this video to support the channel

[@abioliab]

I am happy you never gave up on the list Congo videos and the fact that you have it translated . Kudos to you may God bless your hustle

[@rebeccaphaleni6156]

Amazing presentation once more, translated too, African woman are hard workers, watching this makes us proud.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

That's great Mr Maya ...an inspirational story. Great content...thank God you managed to retrieve..it would have been travesty of justice if this great content was lost for good. With Africa Continental Free Trade Area (ACFTA) now operational she can penetrate the whole of Africa market.

[@LoyceFitness]

Sorry bout that bro,

[@jp_cinema6519]

This should have been very easy to be exported to all African countries if we had firm and supported the idea of making Africa a borderless continent …. This could have created a larger market for we the Africans ….. it’s about that time Wode Maya Africa is proud of you 👏 Help make it dream come true 🩸❤️‍🔥

[@impactmen]

This woman is the definition of a strong woman. Thanks, Maya for this video.

[@jonesharis]

To be proud of Africa, we have to celebrate fellow Africans Thanks wode 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

[@passport_light]

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[@temiladealamudun5063]

FACTS 💯

[@theministryofdecolonizatio6480]

Thank you Maya for uploading this video. A country like Congo, 90% of companies are owned by Lebanese, Indian, Chinese and many other foreigners. This woman needs our support.

[@arushanioshaka5600]

Indeed and it's a shame foreigners have that much influence in Congo

[@philipbanda6637]

Belgians, French, Portuguese, Lebanese, indians control the Congolese economy . Just like South Africa the Dutch , British, Americans ,indians, portuguese control LAND and Economy ,, revolution is coming .

[@kongo289]

@@arushanioshaka5600 this chaos was brought by tutsi kabila and Paul kagame government. We had less foreigners in the prime of Zaire we even had our own air Zaire

[@PapaAfricaFoundation]

Well said 99% of Africa is under the ownership of none Africans

[@arushanioshaka5600]

@@kongo289 hence why yall must stop them Rwanda has profited on the bloods of Congo

[@henriettemulumba4626]

Oh My Goodness!! It's RDCONGO 🇨🇩 my beautiful country ❤️ 💕💕💕

[@presidentoneday6634]

So proud of Her! We love u congo from west Africa and the diaspora.

[@ebentee]

The baby’s at the lady’s back for me. This is Real hardworking even though her child is small 🎉

[@sayahsow8753]

This sister is doing something amazing and helping both brothers and sisters along the way. I love the fact that not even her job will stop her from taking care of her baby, having her on her back why working, that should be a lesson to every sister out there who thinks that having a career means you can’t take care of your own.

[@avodahproductions2203]

Our ever hardworking ladies. One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲.

[@kemman2859]

ManiTech, Start exporting to Zambia. There is a friend in Zambia who makes JAM out of the Traditional Fruits such as amasuku, infungo, amasafwa etc. As a Lab Technician/ scientist, you can learn how to do that easily and expand your product line. Africa Collaboration.

[@tbdan3793]

@Kemman Good information! Let's continue to encourage the networking of people who have the potential to move Africa forward.

[@onepeace1274]

The West is always looking for the next exotic food. If the traditional fruits are tasty, have proven nutritional value and the quality is good, you would have a good market in the West.

[@somkhanda_vuno]

A strong African woman! I'm so proud of her!

[@lwangiskaluma1532]

Our biggest obstacle to greatness is our mindset. I agree with her 100%.

[@TheSENYO]

Manitech Congo- the story behind the success of manufacturing jam in Congo by a wonderful woman. Let’s embrace our own and find meaning to supporting each other.

[@lecyber-purgatoire9803]

If there was more people like her in Congo the country would not be doomed in darkness. I truly appreciate that she understand the importance of cleaning the place of work and making a good branding. This is a big problem in Africa, she should teach other people that sells local food

[@henriettemulumba4626]

Mama ( we call all women " Mama " ) thank you -Merçi bcp Mama - Logonya Mama - Aksanti sana Mama - Tuasikidila Mamu 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🙏🏽 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩

[@corneilleosango]

As an African and a Congolese entrepreneur 🇨🇩 I am really proud of her ❤️ 🔥 great show

[@abdulazizsuud7522]

I want to visit Congo But they ask me invitation. How can I get invitation.

[@corneilleosango]

@@abdulazizsuud7522 may I know which country you from ? cause I know you can apply online to have your visa to visit within 48h to 24h if I am not wrong on the timing for immigration to issue the visa

[@abdulazizsuud7522]

Am eritrean east Africa originally and have European passport/rationality

[@emptyyourheart9086]

They do not know those who want jam from Outside of the country is so bad.. only sugarrryyy

[@ezechiel51]

@@emptyyourheart9086 Yeah a lot are processed foods than organic

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Wishing our Visionary Leader Congolese Sister all the BEST in her ENTREPRENEURIAL endeavour and we look forward to seeing your products across the continent of our beautiful Motherland AFRICA through the African Continental Free Trade Area single market. God bless 🙏🇨🇩🌍🇨🇩

[@AfroKingExplorer]

Love this woman! She’s absolutely right. Our mindset needs to be washed again to going back to believe in our strength because we are strong! I agree with her on the strength of the black woman. My happiest moments are always when i go to a local market and chat and buy from our mothers and sisters! The black woman is truly a goddess!

[@unknowjlm]

Cette femme fait honneur à notre pays! This woman honors our country!

[@ericachamangwana8242]

Its a blessing to be employed by a woman, they have motherly love and empathy. Imagine she thinks of her employer's welfare in case anything happens to the company. Kudos to her💕

[@claudiavoorhoeve3258]

This woman is amazing Let's support her Mainly to export to other African countries and the west. African Free trade. More blessings to her . Wode Maya big up yoursel.

[@elizajacob1]

As Africans we need to go back home and empower other people what we've learnt here.and explore the world by sharing that Knowledge. 💃👩‍🎓💪🤝🙌

[@Master_Zu]

We have to because many of us are now sick from eating processed food in Canada

[@debbiemarquis3231]

If we're accepted...

[@theministryofdecolonizatio6480]

@@Master_Zu 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Processed food load with cancer ♋ ♋

[@gibson2675]

When are you going ?

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Yes 👍

[@kinshasacongolaise4639]

PROUD OF YOU SISTER RDC🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 ELOKO YA MAKASI 💪💪💪💪💪

[@AfricaTravelling]

Ndeko, ya Makasi vraiment, suis fière d'elle!🇨🇩🇨🇩

[@sivimalukisa9558]

Thanks a lot

[@mechristianlukusa7903]

We are so proud as a DRC-based Law Firm 'Momentum Attorneys & Advisors' to support SME and we have assisted for free MANITECH CONGO SAU by drafting the articles of association and for supporting on the establishment of a Legal Risk Management

[@mawulidagbui1255]

Am proud of my Africa sister.we need ladies like you. God bless you always

[@cindyrichards9471]

I totally agree that we as Black Africans will have to decide if we are willing to be oppressed by the west or are we going to fight to the death for our Africa. We in my family are ready to fight to the death if needs be. Stay Blessed.

[@gibson2675]

No mention of communist china. They all over the continent and not the west. Too much fried chicken is not good for your brain

[@thisandthat1523]

Powerful speech, I hear Mandela's speech during the Rivonia trial in your words. As Kenyans who are going heavy in DRC, we certainly take huuge pride in our products. That same attitude will rub off DRC people.

[@TheTradeuser]

This sister needs a voice to reach the Congo people, she's on the right track!

[@kb_rtd1430]

You recently posted a session on a hotel/resort owned by an entrepreneur lady in one of the southern African countries. This could be a match made in heaven for this Congolese entrepreneural lady. Sister strong!

[@ogenbobalberto1363]

She speak very fluent nice English. Bravo

[@africanday7337]

This lady needs investors to enable her expand her Manitech Business in order to break into other African markets and abroad.

[@berthekabwe871]

She dropped a lot of gems in this video. What an amazing woman!! Indeed, she is strong and determined, and I love how she thinks about the wellbeing of her employees. She has the choice of going back to her job but she keeps her business going because her employees depends on it.

[@judithmanda8508]

As a congolese i just want to say thank You for putting Us out there.

[@carmennicholson2867]

Judith Manda, if you are AWAKEN go and wake up your own people who are still sleeping! For everyone who's awoken should make it a duty to teach the unlearned. WAKE UP! Foreign companies only send the the WORST to countries like Africa so you all should embrace your sister providing congolese with the best, better than what you get from the west!!

[@judithmanda8508]

@@carmennicholson2867 thank you so much for this comment my wish is to oneday contribute to my country’s growth I want to oneday return to my country and build wherever I can

[@boakyefelicia2480]

Maya. I miss you and Trudy's content , Such a visionary woman, creating jobs and equipping the new generation, Maya with the French translation we are going international, good work done to you and your team.

[@vidabadu5035]

Great to see something from Congo and also draw our attention to Afriocentric names to our African products 💪😍👍

[@ebentee]

Yes me too 🎉

[@scorpzgca]

What an inspiring video wow this Congolese woman is wise what a good scientist and entrepreneur

[@margueritemongbandi9848]

This awesome let’s support our sister our own brand to make Africa a home we love

[@marthachiweshe6674]

Here to support your work son of the soil Maya. Keep telling the African stories. Africa will never be the same again if we keep pushing. No one will do it for us. AFRICA TO THE WORLD 🌎

[@mcamara488]

Congratulations sister, Africa is blessed, we just have to trust ourselves.

[@VlogginTherapy]

Absolutely

[@ronesmedard23]

Congratulations, amazing woman !!! We’re proud of you ! ❤ Watching from the United States of America

[@stephaniezionabubakariel844]

She said “ Open your imagination”. wow, she a major wonderful flowing life taking place NOW. Follow her , make sure you send high ENERGY to her always… Our ancestors strong and mighty are all around her. 💚💚💚💜💜💜

[@bikyeombebyatungayves5308]

Very tangible story. Very emotional and inspiring women. Amazing hustle women and an epitome of other Congolese women out there.

[@johnel-amin4095]

Great ! Mighty Africa, YOU are the future of the Earth. ThanksWode Maya!

[@karizaksimpletv9304]

Her reason for not giving up want me to shed tears God bless her so much not any employer think about their employees

[@nellymbelu4017]

😢😢my DRC ❤❤ love my country 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 good job great woman 👏👏👏👏👏

[@AfricaTravelling]

🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 ❤️❤️❤️

[@l-eday-love5803]

My take away from this video is her quote " my opportunity is an opportunity for some1 else " that's a business formula right there!!! She's amazing!!

[@TheRamamedia]

Hongera madam. CONGO, the richest.resource territory on the face of this planet.

[@stephaniezionabubakariel844]

Oh wow CONGO….. One of my bosses here in Tennessee, Americana is from CONGO. He is a PH D also. I won’t write his name. He might not want it. But, this sister is amazing, wonderful, and she is human and above……She has lot of amazing things in her flow. ILOVE HER and HER ACTIONS.💚💚💚💜💜💜

[@phylliskumi4355]

Send this to your boss

[@julieblessing6812]

Thank you Maya for visiting our beautiful country .I'm so proud may God bless you

[@julieblessing6812]

🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩

[@elizabethelumba8223]

Thanks Maya for showing us one video from Congo.That is very encouraging video.that young lady is courageous and she speaks English It’s the first time to that company.Bravo Maya 👏👏👏👏proud of you

[@philesiaj.wilcox-bartsch6206]

Another great production, showcaseing A home grown Organic Food Company created by one of Afrika's Strongest Women....👏👏👏👏👏

[@Isuraaye]

She has a very clear identity of who she is.

[@mariamasipa4197]

Yes sister is not just in Congo is everywhere in the continent I'm glad Wode Maya is changing the narrative

[@HonorineS]

This young woman is formidable and has the right mindset. Using and helping other entrepreneurs 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💫⚡️

[@cutieee5669]

I just love her already🇨🇩 She inspired me.

[@AfricaTravelling]

Vraiment, ngai pe!

[@jeswazwadi7049]

Finally a video about Congo! Thank you so much Wode Maya ❤❤❤❤❤ my country

[@africanday7337]

Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! African youths, especially women are breaking business barriers - 👍💪

[@mypeople6590]

Congratulations to our mama. The true mothers of Africa are female entrepreneurs. They don't only mould our lives as sons and daughters but create jobs to take care of our needs. Thank you, mama.

[@0tismadaline]

Wow such an inspiration, she is definitely making women proud and the spirit of we can do it too ❤ thanks for sharing maya

[@simonodokonyero4085]

This lady is very amazing and brilliant.

[@betitolove]

Attention Miss Trudy😁😁😁😁see my second home ooo. Great job Maya. Hope you recover more videos.

[@HavanahBabyZim]

I'm so proud of you mama. You have what it takes to grow this business. Best wishes from your son in Zimbabwe

[@loisgordon9225]

🇯🇲 Thank you Wode Maya for this inspiring video. African people in Africa & the Diaspora need to understand that they are as capable or even more capable than any other race to manage their Country & their Business & create work & value for themselves. We all need to realize the value of our People, our Continent, & our ability to do great things. (Please wear a Transparent Face Shield & Net covering your Hair when you are interviewing in Kitchens where the Workers are required to cover their Hair & wear Face Masks to ensure the safety of the food being prepared.) Please continue to showcase the greatness of the Continent of Africa & her People. One Love 🇯🇲

[@PapaAfricaFoundation]

Well said unfortunately Africans don't believe in ourselves

[@richardservice2452]

While exporting is good in all ways she just have to be careful because the westerners are good at tainting things......wish you all the best sister.....may God bless your business...

[@maggieburnett3261]

An amazing woman. Her Determination and patience will see her become the CEO of a big successful company!

[@afrofeast]

So proud of this black sista. She's confident, passionate, knowledgeable and highly focused to pull this off in a very unstable political environment. Keep going sis we love you xoxo

[@oseniajayi51]

What an inspirational video of the Congolese woman that established jam company in Congo Keep going up Maya! only God Almighty will reward you're handsomely for the exposure you are giving to African entrepreneur's. I just wish that more people to subscribe to your channel so that you can continue to bring more amazing and inspirational video for our people to deprogrammed their mind, believing in our self and be proud of what ever we do. She is dawn right!! African women are the back bone in keeping African people going, they are in farming and other businesses, African women keep going, God bless African women and God Almighty will continue to bless and protect you Wode Maya for what you do for Mama Africa.

[@Durablacks]

She’s a wise woman ain’t it? Ready and willing to prove western countries that Africans can and are capable of doing what the western world thought its a no go zone for the blacks so yes prove them wrong child of African soil🙏 God Bless♥️

[@gibson2675]

The chinese and indian mentally towards africa is the same as the west

[@VlogginTherapy]

@@gibson2675 yes it they are

[@tietier2085]

I really love what brothers and sisters are producing on the motherland Africa to change the narrative: Eat African, albeit some room for improvement. Rome wasn’t built in a day. And we will achieve our ultimate goals in the near future, well done brothers and sisters and thanks Maya for your commitment to a good cause of the continent!

[@masolosndemakambo]

Thank you for showing us this inspiring woman !

[@repatrising5187]

"If you don't start embracing yourself, no one else will start embracing you." 👏

[@dang9313]

She's so articulate and courageous. Beating all the odds. I see the electricity challenge and their shortcut with LPG. She's phenomenal.

[@mariamakgoba4701]

Maya also get those women in West Africa who process Shea butter,.... the pride of Africa

[@michellekerching]

Wow! I'm really proud of this lady I hope she continues to succeed 💗

[@rizikislife9875]

Thank you wode for visiting my beautiful country🇨🇩🇨🇩 ❤️

[@kuhandambambi]

Thanks for coming to my country WODE MAYA, please come to the east too.

[@blaiseluhya5264]

It's the translation for me , this is great step to reach a bigger Audience . Kudos Wode Maya #AfricaToTheWorld

[@bandit4true]

Maybe the translation is because a big number of Congolese speak french so it was done so they could understand 🤔

[@SotonyeAfiesimama]

What a lady! Truly inspirational! Thanks for sharing this awesome story, Wode Maya! We all as Africans are gradually, slowly but surely, emancipating ourselves from mental slavery. Time to stop the blame game; our future is in our hands! Go out and conquer, Africa!!!

[@airgentille2788]

Thank you so much Wodemaya for this great an inspiring content. Thank you also for the translation in french. It allows millions french speaking fellow Africans in 17 African countries to view and share your video (Algeria, Bénin, Burkina Faso, Cameroun, Centrafrique, Congo (Brazzaville), Congo DRC, Guinée, Gabon, Mali, Morroco, Mauritania, Niger, Sénégal, Tchad, Togo, Tunisia). These stories viewed accross Africa help us to change our mindset. Local product used, transformed and produced locally in Africa. Strong women pulling Africa FORWARD. May God abundantly Bless you both.

[@ezebekeetv7001]

She's amazing more blessings to her. Great in deed 👌 and strong. Yes mind set and to be who you are, thank you.

[@michellec9027]

Wode maya is doing God's work 🙏🙌

[@Kinglioncrown]

this is great hearing that we need to support our black owned businesses worldwide.

[@gibson2675]

At last africans are rejecting socialism and embracing capitalism. Thank god.

[@darilynsmart560]

To my agro processing sister! Congrats on your expansion and looking forward to hearing more about you in the months and years to come. Much love from the Caribbean.

[@noelledouss3142]

I am so proud of her. I am Congolese from Brazzaville. Thank you Wode Maya for making this video. It's about time we start supporting ourselves as Africans.

[@phylliskumi4355]

This episode has filled my heart. If I was an investor, I would invest in her business.

[@baimustapha]

So inspiring 🎉Africa to the world 🌎

[@RichardIles]

Maya, I love this sister mindset, her high intelligence is impeccable, l love her passion for what she is doing ❤️, continued success to her love love all the way, African To The World 🌍❤️

[@fellythoye2017]

This heartwarming to see what ,this fellow Congolese lady is doing. I am proud of her,and wish her success and longevity in her business. I pray for peace for my beautiful Country. Vive le Congo.

[@aminuaidara8601]

This is what Africa needs the government hav to help people like this 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HonorineS]

Wode Maya my son, as they say, "What are we like?!" It is amazing that after all we have been through it seems we do not know our history. I have met Kongolese people over the decades and they were very eurocentric and it got on my nerves. I tried to have debates with my brothers and sisters, but alas......I sigh. Thank you for bringing this to us my Ghanaian brethren. Kudos to her.💫✨️💖

[@josephwebabindavid9496]

Am so proud of this lady my sister from kisangani eastern part of DRC Congo Much love from Switzerland 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭

[@GUYANAECHO]

Thank you @wodemaya for sharing another powerful entrepreneurial story of another strong minded African woman! 👍🏿

[@sueeland5675]

Africa for Africans viva💪so proud of you girl,,NEED your jam in SouthAfrica

[@JC-ty3zq]

Well done to the Congolese woman.WODE MAYA,it is good to have the French translation for the French speaking Africans and people.

[@joyceakoto9522]

Even the copper pots that she is preparing the jams inside and the benefits her costumers are gaining from it are an A plus. This lady is very authentic. I admire her. Best wishes 🙏🏾

[@chriszwego]

When you face it, then you found solution. I learnt a lot from this video, and hat off to the lady and let start to creating our own products and supporting each other. Thank you for the video my brother.

[@lemigod4475]

I had been wondering what happened to your Congo videos,its good to see you pulled something out to share with us.Given the on going tensions with a neighboring Country,its clear DRC is the most exploited country in the world.Its good to see Congolese people standing up for their land,their resources and won't allow any neighbor to exploit them at behest of Western powers.

[@bonventureoluoch4442]

When I am free I watch Wode Maya!what a great African continent.Very brilliant ideas.

[@NomaluGrinsGrins]

this lady is so so powerful, smart and loving. God bless her more

[@edwardhaingura537]

The is an African idiom that says when you educate a woman you educate a community you can see it into this wonderful woman thanks maya

[@rainbow3649]

So well well said!

[@Crob100]

Such clean facilities. She's so inspirational. I can't wait to try her products.

[@kazberzzunixk1050]

Wow you don't find many ppl think like that what touch me when she stays because they wouldn't have no where is to go work my God bless for her kindness 💓