I Left The Uk To Build 300 Apartment In Ghana

[@MissTrudyy]

Best youtuber in Africa! Period! Fire content! No one like you!!! Ooooh! Lots of love!

[@appiahemmanuel7070]

Miss Trudy😂

[@cnsummers4086]

So true!! 😄🙏🏽💖☀️☀️

[@hadijaateya7623]

Mmmmmmh kuna wengi

[@Doksimon]

No doubt

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

A great woman always motivates her man to do better....keep being great to wode maya miss Trudy✊🏿✊🏿❤❤✊🏿✊🏿

[@maxavison695]

If he doesn't brag about Ghana and Africa as a whole what else do you want him to brag about? My brother lets brag together okay.

[@ThenjiweComedy]

🙌🏾🙌🏾 Africa is the place to be 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@dollyosadolor1489]

I agree with you

[@maxtaxplusdotnet]

BRAG ON!!!🖕 WHOEVER Don’t Like It!!!!

[@FessanPanafric]

Nneka Iroegbu That’s exactly what I was thinking 🤔 If he doesn’t brag about Africa who else will? Or what should he be bragging about? The foolishness on tv? Let us brag together Africans from all corner of the world!🌎

[@ftmb24]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Upploadz]

You’re not bragging. You’re telling the truth, discrediting the lies told by “mainstream” media!

[@silvermyst3081]

Truth!

[@dollyosadolor1489]

True

[@thyeocroft205]

Very true

[@MrLionLC]

Boom!

[@italbitalb814]

So true real talk ✊🏾

[@hannahw4769]

I love Ghananian’s, they have very calm spirit. They don’t shout!!!! My opinion.

[@BukolaRY_TV]

They don't shout like.............🤣🤣🤣🤣🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

[@dinahawouragai2701]

Very true

[@CLEOPATHRAJONES]

👀I think I know the answer to that🤣🤣🤣😘

[@kusisvlog466]

Are you are Nigerian?

[@dipoleworld418]

Really funny

[@Innsidelyfe]

Whoever is watching this God bless your hustle.

[@prolificlife1710]

And you too

[@APILET]

Amen

[@marlishamarsh1573]

Thank you and likewise truly!

[@nathanwilliams3336]

@1lastsht thank you 💋

[@kofrichtv7287]

Amen

[@876Abb]

I see many aspiring young Africans who will lift the Images of the continent in the next 20yers+ and Africa will No longer be looked down upon by the West and least informed. Africa is changing for the better, but steadily because the west stole from Africa and built their continents, but we don't need to do that so we have to start from scratch. I respect Mr. Hanson

[@thyeocroft205]

Lol.. 20 years is too long.. it's has already begun

[@TwonGwenoAgerr]

We are carving our own Africa. We are impeded by the West and its banks that keep the current crop of dictators and dinosaurs who rightly belong in museums as cautionary reminders of what happens when you sell off your people and steal their resources for you own political ends...... Ain't no 20 years; now......... Put the kettle on, let's have a balanced discussion.........

[@darkfoxjj]

@@TwonGwenoAgerrComplain all about the West as you like, China is buying up Africa.

[@kingpablo2103]

@@darkfoxjj like it is buying up U.S, Australia.

[@barkhadyusuf42]

The improvements in your content quality has not gone unnoticed. We're loving it bro! The sound, the videos everything!!! Keep up the great work!

[@mfranklin1515]

Is there any KZbinr who does inspiring African stories better than Wode? Noo this guys is on another level.

[@Chaos-Metsu-Gaming]

Don't worry about these hatters cause they dont say anything when other people are doing similarly what your doing

[@hannahw4769]

I love Ghananians, they have calm, laid back spirit. They don’t shout!!!! My opinion. 🥰🥰🥰 from Kenyan sister.

[@thyeocroft205]

Lol.. one love from kumasi ghana

[@sakasakamogo5781]

@@thyeocroft205 kurasinii wanka kumasi aa na ay3 dien?

[@thyeocroft205]

@@sakasakamogo5781 Idiot! Don't hide behind your phone & type nonsense. Kwasia to.. Anus talker

[@sakasakamogo5781]

​@@thyeocroft205 wuy3 kurasiniii , jon boy hahahaha. wenim s3 akranti3 bini

[@emmanuelyambo4143]

Exactly I have met many Ghanaians and they are so laid back and soft spoken!!!

[@Doksimon]

Our fellow African brothers and sisters in the diaspora please know that our development partially depends on your deliberate effort to make it a home..

[@seekersrealty264]

Bro wanna link up with you am also a new youtuber in the real estate market in ghana.

[@bramyk4585]

Tell them

[@bramyk4585]

What’s his name and what are the names of his buildings

[@jaeesmichelle]

we need more Africans to show us the continent. we have no exposure to anything positive about Africa while we're in the west. help us get there, we'll use everything we've learned to survive here to make our own people thrive there 🖤 teamwork

[@Doksimon]

@@seekersrealty264 sure bro.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Waauw i never knew this building was this big. I taught it were just a few appartments from the front. Well done 👌🏾👍🏽

[@owusuacheampong8575]

Am a subscriber to ur channel .. I see u.

[@LoveisJesus8]

I have also subscribed to your channel Acheampong family! Hoe gaat het? I have also lived in Holland for 20 years but I live in the UK for 15 years now. Ik hoop dat ik je zie wanneer ik in Ghana bent!

[@thyeocroft205]

Wow.. Acheampong family Ghana loves ur videos..oo..

[@thyeocroft205]

U guys still haven't met #Wode_Maya ..why?

[@henryparkinssenior321]

I'm really proud of this BROTHER, KING another of OUR ROYALTIES. He returned to the MOTHER LAND, invested and is creating employing Other ROYALTIES. Thanks, KING Maya for your inspiring videos!!!!!!!!

[@TheSENYO]

“UK 🇬🇧 is second home; Come home but come on your own terms. Come having a plan. Ghana 🇬🇭 is a great place if you have a few basic needs covered.” This is pure knowledge. Through the lens of Wode Maya, the true African narrative has gained momentum and it’s here to stay. Africa to the world 🌍 SKT Ghana 🇬🇭 Boxing 🥊

[@daviwilliam281]

Its not second home

[@kwameghana5369]

Wisdom

[@misscandy793]

SKT Ghana Boxing 💪👍🙌❤️👌 Agree

[@johnsontobi6432]

So ur colonizers is ur second home...imagine the shit from ur mouth yuckkkk

[@queenmoore484]

johnson tobi it was a quote , check the quotation marks

[@patrickKitambo]

Am a Tanzania next billionare, get prepared to be inspired by me! We don't go to western we become rich here here

[@joyagyapomaa1201]

Bless up 🙏

[@fadelousmaneguira5789]

Bless up brother 👍

[@SKYBELLE]

Oh my goodness!!! 300 apartments! So help me God✊🏿✊🏿He said “I did 19yrs” sounded like jail time, come with humility and come back on your own terms and add value 👌 very honest and candid advice

[@SKYBELLE]

S. Badu i said it sounded like jail time

[@Trust-the-vibe333]

Cool

[@kailaredwine]

I literally said damn he said it like he was in prison.

[@jackiereacts7201]

I really hope someone starts building affordable houses in Africa for the poor masses. For example, someone can modernize hut houses using cheaper materials. Just a thought

[@tvs9978]

@Jackie Reacts It's already been done or is in the process of being done

[@kendale8331]

Check this out. There is a company doing it in Ghana. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5bGo2Voe9ymbbc

[@amaradumbuya2099]

i have just started mine in sierraleone,i hope to build 92 one bedroom/bath/ living room studio apartment out of clay,it a technology that uses specialized high. grade cement plus clay,hopefully in the next two years it will. be ready

[@jackiereacts7201]

@@amaradumbuya2099 Thats awesome. I want to build some in Nigeria

[@jackiereacts7201]

@@kendale8331 Thanks!

[@mahlatsemodiba9845]

If this is bragging keep it up, we earned it. We have been looked down for many years. Bragg bro.

[@badsave-tv3569]

Yes brag suh till yuh cyaa brag nuh more 🇯🇲💪🏿😁❤️🌍 str888 up

[@obayyagyimah6472]

Exactly!!!

[@btonjoe]

😂😂

[@SM-mm3kg]

Wong Lee corona virus go away.

[@obayyagyimah6472]

@@SM-mm3kg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@manuelb.4107]

Let's brag about our African kings & queens...😊

[@simmeerolston6210]

Yes, lets! When other races do it no-one bats an eyelid but when WE do everyone and his mother has a problem. We SHOULD brag because we are humanity's FIRST people and we've been held down too long due to envy and jealousy. Every piece of land and status we claw back - especially in the Motherland - should be celebrated. We should be shouting from the rooftops about our prowess in everything.

[@tochianozie]

If this is bragging, then please brag on!

[@tafari988]

Brag biggly 🙌🙌😂😂😂

[@benny73ism]

Ada nne. You are beautiful.

[@awisemanoncesaidawisemanon6705]

Let's not ever stop bragging on MOTHER AFRICA. All across the diaspora Africans are coming home. Let's KEEP BRAGGING... I'M COMING HOME! 🔥🔥💪🏿💪🏿💯💯🌹🌹

[@Doksimon]

Very true Wode Maya, Africa is Home and that's were we belong 💪🏽💪🏽

[@afiaserwaa8586]

Dggqhaf

[@Kenetto1]

Ghanaian citizens are so blessed.

[@mphilvlog4159]

I feel awesome seeing Africans(Ghanaians) building our motherland. Sooner or later, a significant number of Africans will be part of this evolution.

[@nyamburaadventures_ke]

As a Kenyan am obsessed with Ghanaians🇬🇭🇬🇭One day I'll visit your country.

[@addisalemayehutaye1428]

This is what I call a very matured advice. I have been seeing all of Wode Maya's episodes. As much as I appreciate the efforts he is putting out there to change Africa's narrative, I was a little afraid people would misinterpret his message and rush in to the continent and end up being disappointed. This guy nailed it though ..." Come in your own terms! " Africa in deed is a paradise. We all love these episodes because it's changing our continent figure. But at the same time for those being motivated to go to the continent, go in your own terms.

[@MAXDEZOLA]

@wodemaya on pinned this every intro of ur vid.... African s should come home prepared nd in ur own terms

[@thyeocroft205]

Always visit & survey 1st... b4 planning

[@benny73ism]

You are spot. I don't really like the idea of stampeding people into returning to Africa, only to be frustrated after few years. People should be advised to prepare before coming. Start by visiting and studying the environment before moving.

[@ThenjiweComedy]

I am looking forward to visiting Ghana 🇬🇭✊🏾❤️

[@gladysnjeri7543]

Proud to be an African. Thank you wodemaya. I love and enjoy viewing your old videos too. You motivated me to a point I even started my channel. Guys give this comment a like if you love Our mother land💙💙

[@thyeocroft205]

One love from ghana

[@DameonRicardo]

Your show is inspirational and enlightening, Brother!✊🏾✊🏾 Nuff love from your Jamaican/African Brother! I am definitely looking forward to seeing The Motherland some day soon... And it's partly thanks to you Maya!🇯🇲🇬🇭 ✊🏾✊🏾♥️💛💚🖤

[@appiahannan6288]

Great work Maya. Appiah is my name i will love for to do some work for me brother. How can i contact u privately? Cheers Appiah

[@dominicsackey9151]

The land of my birth "Ghana 🇬🇭" I'll never run away 🏃

[@Aeon1019]

All those who ran away 🏃‍♀️🏃 WILL soon if Wise, will *RUN RIGHT BACK*

[@rost8303]

Is funny how some people don’t say anything when the western countries showing some false images of Africans people and children’s drinking dirty water and eating foods in rubbishes ,in their tvs around the world ,they don’t show the good sides of Africa to the world;And some of you are getting mad @papa Ode Maya for showing the all around the world our successful Brothers and Sisters !?Unbelievable !🤦‍♀️Papa Ode Maya yes;continue to brag more about our Mother Africa continent success .We love it 😍

[@abidavid5021]

I remember when everyone saying the same things in China 🇨🇳 before look now so you don't need to say anything time will hill okay u don't need to say anything

[@warwaaqsame3697]

I'm planning to go into real estate business in Somalia.

[@ahmedabdikadir7330]

Very expensive !!! Bro the country isn't developed but in the big cities the land is too much. And if able to make it. On the ground there are alot elites who control everything. Dealing with them is another problem. Ebe wadanka hainohagajiyo. Insha Allah

[@warwaaqsame3697]

@@ahmedabdikadir7330 ik that bro, I already have enough lands from my family. Some of them are near beach, like jazeera beach. The only problem is those old dumb business men, who act like mafia. For them it's like my way or the highway. They feel threatened by any new business, if you do better design, better quality and not become blood sucking like them, so you make your price reasonable. They will hire someone to assassinate you.

[@ahmedabdikadir7330]

Am trying to reply someone is deleting my text stupid.😠😠😠😠

[@warwaaqsame3697]

@Ebro Big boy I'm trying into office, commercial real estate.

[@warwaaqsame3697]

@mustapha saeed I'm currently in Europe, as soon as the travel restrictions are lifted I'm going to Somalia.

[@LilyMutamzTv]

Another great video, he had a good plan. 300 apartments he must have gone to Ghana with alot of money.. Congratulations

[@ffk9660]

So @Lily M, honestly real estates don't work like that. He began by saying he did get about 100k from colleagues and he might have added his own savings. Maybe built a 4 bedroom house which could cover him to borrow a bigger amount from a bank. Sells the 4 bedroom house maybe double the investment price. Hereafter the rest is like they say, history.

[@angelhighlight5154]

Didn’t build them at once, build few make money build more

[@thyeocroft205]

Seriously?. Please watch this video again

[@wooback3376]

Keep doing you Wode Maya, I'm not African I Polynesian from the Pacific and I'm appreciate you bringing Africa to the world bro, bless up.🙏🏽💯❤

[@CillaTravel]

Keep bragging Bro! I'm in America and I am proud of you all! ✅🎉🇿🇦🇺🇸

[@agyankabaabenakwabena5606]

Hɛɛɛr!!!under one minute,25 comments😂😂😂i thought I'm gonna be first today🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ellianacampbell5346]

I watched your interview with diaspora tv and i was so impressed infact i would've given you my beautiful daughter to marry but miss Trudy has occupy that position and i luv her so i pray i give birth to a son who will grow up to be like you, you're an assert and a go getter Ghana and African can boost of a proud son, much luv maya

[@nathanmanu6075]

I am here too.. You can give her to me please because maya has been engage ooo loll

[@vanybelleofficial5412]

😅😅😅

[@lyyyyyyy365]

I am an indian girl, i want to marry an african 😃😃😃

[@kennykross3306]

It is not gonna happen Indians look down on blacks so this will be very difficult to occur

[@nathanwilliams3336]

@@lyyyyyyy365 you've got alot of competition the African woman is most beautiful😍

[@solosheger5450]

One day I will visit Ghana mama Africa. Love from Ethiopia.

[@daddigodwill3137]

U sound like Ethiopia isn't in mama Africa.......lol🤣.....Please come to ghana and let's eat fufu😍

[@njemilenantan5833]

That is the impression I got from what he said. Ethiopia is definitely in Africa.

[@betielowam7181]

He is bringing africa together ✊🏿

[@jenviropage]

Continue to brag about Africa 🌍 Wode Maya we love it and we like it.

[@babafemiojo8091]

I love this British Ghanaian expatriate. He took his time before venturing into his real estate business. It is good to take one's time in life. Look very well before you leap. Thank you.

[@abby-a]

Those apartments he created are *lovely*

[@BRUSEMISSIONTRAVEL]

"Bragging about what Africans are doing"? Smh; Somethings don't even deserve a response...

[@justicetm2537]

"I did 19 years there." Sounds like the divided kingdom was a prison indeed. Just like the divided states. I'm in the divided states. I know what I'm saying.

[@veronicacobb3036]

The US and UK are prisons for black people. Some people don't mind being in prisons (with living restrictions, limited access and being totally controlled/oppressed). It's a conditioning of the mind.

[@thyeocroft205]

Sounded strange to me too

[@thestranger6340]

Some people are just institutionalised.

[@veronicacobb3036]

@@thestranger6340 yes, it's a process in itself. I'm still a work in progress.

[@irenedavo3768]

Veronica Cobb please watch videos of Jim Nduruchi

[@zakariyaidris8124]

10 minute 1k views up AFRICA ✊✊🇬🇭

[@carolinemahatane4431]

Ghanaians brothers and sisters are welcomed to invest in Tanzania a home peace and kind people

[@abby-a]

Is it hard to invest in that country??

[@joseborges8480]

You are giant, bro!! Keep going. Big hug from São Tomé and Príncipe 🇸🇹. Came and visit us.

[@Dembamusa]

Did you guys speak English their or only Portuguese like Cape Verde and guinea Bissau 🇬🇼

[@chocobella2407]

Where's that if you don't mind me asking please

[@joseborges8480]

Musa Demba we speaks Portuguese language and other 4 local languages. Where you from, bro??

[@joseborges8480]

ChoCo Bella We are in Africa. Close to Nigeria 🇳🇬, Gabon 🇬🇦, Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶. We are two islands 🌴. The main island is Sao Tome and the other island is Principe.

[@Dembamusa]

@@joseborges8480 am from Gambia and I know your country was former Portuguese colony just want to if people their can speak English

[@nanakwame6532]

I’m so inspired and very soon you will be interviewing me.

[@mariebrii]

bediako is that you? Freedom fighter is that you?

[@kafuibensah1469]

Great man, Will also like to be your friend, hope u Will welcome me

[@greatinvestor22]

Please you’re not BRAGGING about Africa. God has blessed Africa, it’s time we appreciate our motherland. Africa!!!!!!!!

[@thkrawhunee]

Keep BRAGGING Ghana Baby! Make Africa proud and keep making Americans proud to be of African descent. I LOVE YOU AND THANK YOU!!!!! Because of you I am looking for property in Africa which I had NEVER considered before.Thank you again.

[@TheApostleNash]

Wode Maya, I'm a subscriber and a fan. I watch you all the time and like what you're doing. Among all your interviews this is the only gentleman who has stated the truth about coming home to Africa. I like the fact that he told people to come on their own terms, not be pushed to come unprepared. This man spoke the truth. He was given an opportunity to come to Ghana, and he took it, besides, his family had the land already for him to build on. Not everybody has that. Preparation takes time, and don't forget that the majority of family members in Ghana and other African countries depend solely on most of us in the diaspora. If we all just get up and come, who is going to take care of all those who depend on us abroad. Coming home to build a business is a risk that needs to be thought through very well. All the people you've talked to and even yourself who keep calling the diaspora to come home don't realize that it is easier to leave Ghana and travel than to come back home unprepared, and preparation takes time. And don't forget that you can't just get up and come. You send money and family members spend it. Anyway, another of your best interviews was with Kofi TV, where you spoke about the harassment you faced in some African countries. Look at how black officials are treating African citizens in their own continent. Such things don't happen in customs abroad. You addressed those issues, so thank you for doing a good job.

[@thyeocroft205]

Ok.. so are u planning on come back @ the age of 60 years? Or risking buying a business or property now?.. Procastination or excuses?

[@kimoykalinago4154]

That building looks incredible

[@sabaasefa8978]

I love you wode maya I'm from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇬🇭

[@herogebrial]

Selam du

[@thyeocroft205]

Ghana loves u too

[@sabaasefa8978]

dena do

[@christianekoenig5139]

Wode Maya can you please provide the name of the gentleman you interviewed as well as the name of his company ? Thank you 😊

[@jasonhanson9641]

Ernest Hanson. Beaufort properties, Ghana

[@christianekoenig5139]

@@jasonhanson9641 Thank you

[@loveelroi4453]

Shalom from ERITREA 🇪🇷 living in the Uk 🇬🇧.. I got to know Ghana 🇬🇭 from my friends and they are really nice ppl ..pray to visit one fine day in Jesus name .. 😆

[@hanig3681]

Eritreans in house , much love

[@loveelroi4453]

Yowhana Gebreslase my beautiful sister .. proudly Eritrean 🇪🇷 😂

[@mahadabdi2605]

Ghana baby come to somalia will welcome to u

[@ykmvp1870]

Nasser Gabriel Yndestad fuck off somalia has never and will never be a Christian country and we became Muslim before Arabs and we still have our culture go to different cities don’t go xamar

[@Keneto-El-Prezidentè]

Find me a Somalian woman 😊😊😊

[@sumowellington3597]

Watch out for Ghana 2040.. I'm a proud Liberian.

[@thyeocroft205]

One love 4rm Ghana

[@signorpops8520]

Liberia is the next Ghana

[@raphsvlog3759]

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It is imperative to know that the present form of university education does not prepare students for the future. Graduates are becoming endangered species in the face of a changing world. Our archaic methods and approaches of learning are preparing graduates for a world that no longer exist, as we are churning out degree holders every year with certificates that have face value but no intrinsic worth. Most learning institutions are filled up with lecturers and pseudo-educators with lecture notes, methods and approaches that have lost relevance in a changing world. 4. THEY KNOW LESS ABOUT THEMSELVES BUT MORE ABOUT THINGS Certificates and degrees don’t reveal people to themselves; they at most measure our IQ (Intelligent Quotient). I have often tell people that there is no Recovery without Discovery. A poor man is simply someone that has not discovered himself. The more you discover yourself, the more you realize the treasures that are hidden deep within you. We carry inside ourselves latent treasures that can only be unveiled through self-discovery. 5. CERTIFICATES AND DEGREES CAN KILL INITIATIVES Degrees and certificates can close up your minds to ideas while initiatives open it up. If you are not careful, your degrees and certificates can close up your mind. The purpose of education is to keep your mind perpetually opened towards limitless possibilities! Fred Smith saw an opportunity for overnight delivery of anything anywhere in the USA, and ultra- fast delivery anywhere in the world, FedEx was born. It will be interesting to know that Fred Smith got a grade “C” in a Yale economics class for an idea that the professor belittled as unworkable. Fred Smith’s company became the first American business to make over ten billion dollars in annual profit. Beginning with just 186 packages delivered the first night, FedEx now delivers in over two hundred countries using over 6,030 aircraft, 46,000 vehicles and 141,000 employees. 6. DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES POSITION YOU TO LOOK FOR JOBS AND NOT FOR OPPORTUNITIES Our certificates and degrees prepare graduates to look for jobs and not open our eyes to life-changing opportunities. You are not poor because you don’t have a job; you are poor because you are not seeing and seizing opportunities. Being POOR is simply Passing Over Opportunities Repeatedly! What keeps people ahead in life is not their education or degrees, it is simply the opportunity that they seized. Jobs may be scarce but not opportunities. As long as there is a problem to be solved, there will always be opportunities. It is a waste of our education, exposure, and experiences if after we graduate from school, all we think about is searching for a job. An enlightened and educated mind should be able to see and seize opportunities. 7. CERTIFICATES AND DEGREES PREPARE PEOPLE TO LOOK FOR SECURITY AND NOT TO TAKE RISKS We must be willing to make mistakes and take breakthrough risks. Taking risks and learning from mistakes help us in knowing what works and what does not! When Thomas Edison was being questioned by a mischievous journalist on how he felt for having failed for 999 times before getting the idea of the light bulb, his response stunned the whole world when he confidently said, “I have not failed 999 times, I have only learned 999 ways of how not to make a light bulb”. Many graduates and degree holders are becoming progressively poor because the skills required in the modern world to get rich are not taught in schools and institutions. By 2025, we’ll lose over five million jobs to automation. This means that future jobs will look vastly different by the time many people graduate from the university. Future jobs will involve KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION/CREATION and innovation, and people that are only equipped with skills found in the classroom will definitely be a misfit in an ever-changing world. Skills like critical thinking, creativity, people’s skill, STEM skills (e.g Coding), complex problem-solving skills etc. are central to living a more comprehensive and productive life. 8 THEREFORE, in conclusion, My humble and candid advice to graduates and students in institutions is to think wide, deep and outside the box. Take volunteer jobs, and don’t be afraid to navigate fields that are different from your field of learning. Your future career will require you to pull information from many different fields to come up with creative solutions to future problems. Start by reading as much as you can about anything and everything that interests you. Once you get to college, consider double majoring or minoring in completely different fields. Trust me, it’ll pay off in the long run. Don’t limit yourself to the classroom. Do something practical. Take a leadership position. Start a business and fail; that’s a better entrepreneurship. Contest an election and lose. It will teach you something political science will not teach you. Attend a seminar. Read books outside the scope of your course. Think less of becoming an excellent student, but think more of becoming an excellent person. Don’t make the classroom your world, but make the world your classroom. Step forward and try something extra. Invest in something you believe! Real financial security and freedom is not in your job, but in your passion, gifts, talents, and your ability to see and seize opportunities.

[@gabrielm6422]

That’s a lie because I’m in the UK and once you get ur degree you get to work in ur dream job and earn ur money.

[@victoriapokuaah9873]

This always my thought... Thank you..

[@kevin-kx4lo]

I like his frankness...very realistic man

[@SimpleRecipesKitchen]

Ghana my mother land.🇬🇭 Come and enjoy my Ghana Nowergian🇧🇻 Jollof rice💯💜🧡.

[@jamesnoks1632]

I'm From Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 Not Africa but i appauld your channel. Just following now

[@pizzytvnewyork584]

Almost all these Ghanaians investing in Ghana lived either in UK or USA to raise capital. The problem in Africa is about how to generate capital. We still have a problem. If you get the chance to travel Abroad that is a plus but we still have a poor system..

[@roapsinterlogence2790]

but he hasn't intervied the millions who raised capital in Africa because his focus is the diaspora

[@thyeocroft205]

@@roapsinterlogence2790 Agreed

[@thyeocroft205]

The cocounut husk charcoal guy raised this capital in ghana.. not outside

[@esson7994]

Oladeyinde Oshodi , you’re so smart!

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Stock market ,partnerships and cooperatives will raise any capital you need. Trust however is the Ish

[@makemeholla4u]

Thank you for sharing. Here in the states we wouldn’t see all the positivity without people such as yourself.

[@derealfrancismore3318]

I wish I could SUBSCRIBE TWICE to this CHANNEL Much love from NIGERIA 🇳🇬

[@beachshorts25]

Hypocrites my friend...they are the same ppl who keep quiet when a negative light is repeatedly set on Africa.

[@samwanyoike193]

You want them to sue CNN?

[@mahlatsemodiba9845]

This man know his story.

[@petermensah8394]

We love ur bragging

[@kwamedukes]

I've noticed that those living in the diaspora, when they are doing Real Estate in Ghana, they always cater to those outside. They never think about the everyday hardworking ppl living there!

[@selinaboamah2975]

Need more trees 🌲 also

[@koobae6584]

It's true. They always do things the ordinary Ghanaian can't pay for nor buy.

[@koobae6584]

They sldnt even be celebrated.

[@kwamedukes]

Ozzy Mandias I don’t respect it. At least build affordable housing! These apartments are gonna be occupied by foreigners, which shouldn’t be the case!

[@peoplesperson4132]

@@koobae6584 lol. Poverty is bad. It makes one bitter

[@Realminthebush]

I love to see black folk succeeding and not struggling !!! If it were white folk you were showing nobody would say anything. Black folk need to be delivered and set free of there mindset.

[@UrbanWindowFarmer]

Wode Maya the Best KZbinr on the tube!

[@wrLight]

In general, young blacks of the diaspora, -Before moving to Africa should learn practical skills like modern organics farming, landscaping architecture, modern pavement, perfume and Soap manufacturing, Toothpaste manufacturing, textile engineering, Cosmetics engineering etc... -Go with the practical skills and start factories to manufacture some of those thousands of products Africa is spending billions of dollar to import...today...and also ...to create jobs for young people Young Africans and black diaspora need to be informed and be smart about how this world works economically...That is the only way they can keep Africa's money in Africa and bring more foreign money in Africa...to develop Africa...

[@badsave-tv3569]

Yes brag suh till yuh cyaa brag nuh more 🇯🇲💪🏿😁❤️🌍 str888 up patwah version (patios)

[@agoogo5026]

"Humility to learn". Thanks

[@yourlandladysson6395]

Ghana is far ahead of my country Nigeria when it comes to real estate. I hope to build something like this in Nigeria.

[@isaacasiamah6673]

Who told you so.

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Woda Maya, great interview, this gentleman is a high end businessman and doing very well in Ghana in the area of real-estate. Most of people coming from the diaspora can't afford those kind of real-estate prices, however there are. many who can. When you have time, do an interview with a low end real-estate businessman as well. Thanks so much for sharing and I do love the very hard work you are doing promoting a very positive Africa continent.

[@thyeocroft205]

Then check out a Ghanaian Australian youtuber called Ama Jasmine.. She has what u need

[@irenedavo3768]

Please Subscribe to Jim Nduruchi

[@tvs9978]

@@thyeocroft205 jasmine Ana is not a real estate developer

[@johnathanwilliams275]

The culture on the continent is changing. Glad to see the development and leadership of the African-American community. 🙌💯 I am a Trinidadian. When this lockdown is over going to visit Guyana.

[@PiroskyTV]

Maya you’re the best ❤️❤️

[@Electrowireless]

Please can we hv the guy’s website plz plz

[@jasjasss]

I want to move to Africa, always have. Just saving up for my plane ticket. I'll figure out the rest when I get there. LBVS.

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

Noooo! Don't up and move, visit a few times and decide which country best fits u and ur talents....don't have regrets or a bad taste about Africa✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@jasjasss]

@@veinsofafricanblood7519 that's true & thank you but honestly I wouldn't even care. America is not for me, I've never felt it was & I'm over it. I've done a little reaearch & I also talk to a Pharmacist I used to work with. He's Ghanaian & he does teach me a lot. He's opened my eyes a lot too. But I do need to visit.

[@paasolo6777]

@@jasjasss yh you gotta visit first so you really know how well you can settle in when you finally decide to step down!...I'm a Ghanaian too, will love to enlighten you more on how and where to move to in Ghana! Hit me up if you want! [e-mail]

[@mopride7249]

Don’t just up and go! Be smart. At the absolute very least, but a small plot of land and build a studio bungalow. Then you can figure it out. eliminate your basic need of accommodation. You can grow food in buckets if things go pear shaped and figure it out but you don’t want to be homeless!

[@jasjasss]

@@paasolo6777 thank you... 🖤🙌 i'll save it most definitely.

[@vintagebeauty7554]

Just as most things in life if you can speak on the negative things in life you certainly can & should speak on the positive as well! I think your awesome! I love your platform& Please continue to accentuate , show the beauty of Africa& continued success❤️

[@ellee2t]

Thank You Wada Maya For Show Africa To The World Like None Other... How dear you asked this young Ghanaian 🇬🇭 brother, why is he bragging about what African are doing... By changing the narrative of Africa⁉ How Dear You, who so ever the hell you are... I was born in the Caribbean in the twin micro federation call "St. Kitts and Nevis"🇰🇳... At this moment, I'm living in in The US🇺🇸. I can wait to get home to mama Africa.🌍

[@israelawesome2434]

Maya you are doing fantastic job. Please try and interview the owners of Imperial Homes and Goldkey. They are Ghanaians and doing well in the real estate industry.

[@thyeocroft205]

Nice name.. Am in kumasi so I 've never heard of them..

[@israelawesome2434]

@@thyeocroft205 they are large developers with multiple properties constructed at prime areas in Accra

[@gibelderliand9189]

Best youtuber Wode Maya. I seriously wanna be like you! And you got to help me out!! Pleaseeee🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🥺

[@sewahakoto5825]

Come home and don't wait until you are a pensioner, come with the skills you have gained to create opportunities, have a plan.

[@thyeocroft205]

Agreed.. this what I 've been saying?

[@summitpropertybrokers9225]

Would be great for you to check out Ghana's first fully smart home development. Very inspiring story. Check out their Instagram on @goldencoastdevelopers

[@kenndemccrum8344]

Wode Maya - thank you for these great profiles you're doing! It is such an encouragement for those of us who are awake. We can do it ...we can make a change for the better for are people. We can do it! God bless you.

[@mohamedjama4687]

Africa is the future guys . Let’s save up and build something now . After 10 or 15 years we will regret that we didn’t build or start anything in our countries . It’s time for our Africans to come back home and build it . Thank you wode maya for spotting light on our successful african stories 🙌🏽👍🏽

[@jennicolew8]

Oh and these apartments are dope, African design and style, love it!

[@carolopara6069]

My brother please brag . Should you brag about what foreigners especially white investing in Africa? What is wrong with people. Please keep bring us black excellence of Africa doing great things in the continent

[@makedabonsu987]

I love that you are exposing the positive aspects of our Afrikan creativity, wisdom and ingenuity. We can do more than just dancing. Thank you 😊

[@menaseven9093]

Nice story of Ghanaian real estate investor. The apartment complex is very beautiful.

[@ginaslifestyle3152]

Such a humble soul

[@raphsvlog3759]

If we as diasporians are coming back home , we have to focus on developing ourselves with what we already have. Africa needs an industrial revolution. No matter how small yr business can be JUST START. What makes us poor it's our perception. We ought to change the way we thing we set our standards more on our certificates than our gifts. Take 24hour sit and reflect what u do successfully with ease. Keep ur degrees aside and get to work. We need to think out of the box. Powerful content Maya

[@kudrah]

Keep on doing this Wode Maya. Great work man in inspiring others. I will soon join you on the mission.

[@Aeon1019]

The *SHIP* is about to SINK in The AMERICA’s, but never to resurface again! .... I believe a *MASS EXODUS* will soon take place! Salaam 🙏🏽

[@BlaXit]

This is so fantastic . I'm loving the content

[@Suetvvlogs]

people need to stop getting mad at people for bragging about their countries, I don't see none of yall going after Americans when they brag about their country on their channel, but as soon we black people do the same, it doesn't matter which part of the world were come from yall seem to have a problem with it! for real, if we are proud of our countries and want to brag about them then let us be! because we aren't doing anything wrong! and this is not bragging, this is showing that if others can do it so can you! he is encouraging others to try to build something for themselves while helping ghana at the same time! yall need to stop being offended by everything people say or post on social media, for real it makes you people look stupid!

[@mfundon5213]

Please brag and be proud !!!! Seeing fellow Africans conquering in their home countries , it's beautiful and gives so much hope and inspiration. Your content is very much needed !! It's possible African child 👊🏾

[@lenzengineering3958]

Ghana is a good place if you have basic needs covered. Basic needs I.e. house, small car , some constant returns on liquid investments to keep the family going then boom, start your business

[@estheroppong4782]

Watching from New York!!!

[@tombimashri8149]

Nothing funny about your accent, you have very good command of english. Sometimes our people feel they just have to say something even wgen its not relevant. X Wode nice vlogg