Why Namibia Roads Ranked The Best Roads In Africa?

[@WODEMAYA]

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[@mathsandsciencechannel]

Your channel has really motivated me to start my youtube channel. I had the passion to teach people buy based on your story, it has inspired me to start my maths and science channel. Thank you very much. Am from Ghana.

[@BeaGhanaian]

Enjoy them. The place is fine. Already following you.

[@blackstarmedia1410]

Definitely a beautiful and underated African country

[@lucifer12354]

Wodemaya,I like the background music You used for your first Namibia video, please 🙏 can you tell me the names of the songs

[@Raphael-MK]

@@mathsandsciencechannel same here, wode maya 4 one million subscribers

[@muller_509]

I love how she mentioned “performance based system “ , stop putting your uncles and nephews in leadership positions if they can’t perform.

[@tjevereetjamuaha2072]

So true ,giving tenders to your brothers and some of your inlaws and they can't even perform the bare minimum. Kudos to my country 🇳🇦 we're doing the most 👏

[@tawanacalamari5712]

i know right

[@yarblo2000]

I totally agree with you on that. if only African can base themselves on that model we will be develop in 20 years.

[@UJCaleb]

Volume must be higher brother

[@janviermunyaneza693]

tragedy of Africa. incompentent pple in positions

[@navasarnold3291]

I'm a NIGERIAN and I can't describe the kind of LOVE I had for this country call Namibia, people only look up to South Africa in southern African countries that's why Namibia is underrated. One love from Nigeria 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦❤️❤️

[@jabulanithema1467]

That's true.

[@tn6659]

Much love from Namibia ❤️❤️

[@Iam80million]

Thank you

[@kelvinnaholo8234]

Thank you very much our kindred for admiring our Namibia🇳🇦. It is yours as it is ours. We are one big African family.

[@kingmufasa77]

Thank you so much 🇳🇦❤️🇳🇬

[@gh_footy7269]

Namibia is indeed underrated as most people don't know much about the country. Just look at the beautiful roads. Beautiful Country! Great job Wode Maya!

[@WODEMAYA]

I'm glad my content gave Namibia an exposure!

[@gh_footy7269]

It definitely has

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Thank you

[@mzee5533]

Namibia 🇳🇦,South Africa & Botswana 🇧🇼 they’ll have super good roads in the entire southern African countries

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

Wode Maya, my country has messed up big time 😪😪.

[@caweyskadalmar]

Wow it’s really great roads, not only roads, also side walkways, clean streets, quality beautiful buildings.

[@successtv867]

Woow . Your leaders are really doing well . NAMIBIA, RWANDA are the fastest developing African countries. Hope the level of bribery and corruption is low and also crime rates as well

[@yctestdrive]

As a Namibian KZbinr, I try to showcase the beauty of our Namibian roads by test driving & reviewing cars with a touch of Travel and Tourism. Thanks Wode Maya for showcasing Namibia 🇳🇦 . Namibia to the World 🌍 🌎 1M Subscribers soon 🔥

[@TheKofinyarko]

I just subbed

[@kemmi-klause]

I subbed

[@naanaa7699]

You mean you are now going to showcase the beauty of Namibia from now on, aside showcasing cars...

[@yctestdrive]

@@naanaa7699 There are videos from some of Namibia's top tourist destinations: Damaraland, Sossusvlei, and the Zambezi Region among others. The car choices in such unique landscapes and terrains are important thus I provide tips as well. For example, a four-wheel-drive (4x4) is a must to see the Deadvlei at Sossusvlei.

[@jay-dok2258]

@@yctestdrive Damaraland extremely breathtaking

[@f6876]

I’m blown away by the beauty, cleanliness and organisation of Namibia 🇳🇦😍

[@kemmi-klause]

No gabbage dumping and congestion

[@Jenniferspace]

She is amazing

[@nimokeynan5089]

In Kenya people don't know how to choose a leader the people are behind of tribe we will never move forward because of tribalism

[@dorcusoryem271]

Am ashamed to call myself Ugandan😭 can some please wake up Museveni from his sleep so he can see what other people are doing?

[@alfanm.8221]

For sure we should blame ourselves because we r the cause of what is happening 2day.

[@allankaunga9863]

Bro, when you say Namibia is underrated in Africa, I totally agree with you. That country is beautiful. Keep it up brother, I can't wait to see you hit 1 million subscribers.

[@smizijoy4529]

problem start when population increase and Namibia will continue to be great if population growth continues like this

[@suaibme6055]

@@smizijoy4529 I think It's not actually about population. With good leadership, population doesn't really matter because the leaders will build plans with the population growth in mind. Look at China, with 1+ billion people, and they still have better roads than most of the countries in Africa, which don't even have up to 10% of China's population.

[@kandafoxa]

You should see our electricity infrastructure. Last time we had a black out was in 2018 and it lasted for an hour. 🇳🇦

[@namibeern2674]

i can't remember last time I had a blackout here in Pioneers Park

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Fantastic

[@danuwankudi6636]

@ndangi, We in nigeria are experiancing power cut daily😭😭😭

[@Magarita810]

That is the one thing that pisses me off about Nigeria, we provide electricity to neighbouring countries but they have constant power failure. It is getting better, cos before you could go with days, even weeks without electricity. It is the one thing I dread when I go there and one of the reasons I cannot leave there along with the corruption. Shame cos Nambia puts Nigeria to shame.

[@f6876]

Wow 🤩 Namibia is next level

[@pinchasjm]

As a Black Jamaican you show me that my home land Africa is a beautiful and productive place nuff love my African people

[@yo-a]

We appreciate you brother!

[@jamilmoney4158]

No one is talking about how well the woman answered the questions... Intelligence at it peak 👌🏽.... Great video.👍🏽

[@f6876]

Namibia is a shining beacon of what can be achieved when you put the country’s interest FIRST. Please tag this video to your country’s government ministers. Well done Namibia for showing Africa what can be achieved when a government is a serious about making a difference ✊🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇳🇦

[@macdonaldoma9596]

When will Nigerian leaders do the same, will you believe that contractors here (especially Lagos) get angry when another contractor does a road so well (they are like 'if you do it well like that when/how would another person work on the same road)

[@Geodesista]

@@macdonaldoma9596 🙂

[@sam3407]

Curious, are you Namibian?

[@udrive2861]

@@macdonaldoma9596 it's all about the mindset of the people.

[@cynthiasarguta9570]

Namibia is amazing.This should be replicated all over Africa.#WodeMayafor1Million

[@doreenonekalit9888]

It's a must visit

[@cynthiasarguta9570]

@@doreenonekalit9888 definitely on my bucket list

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

Word!

[@trevorprimenyc]

How is your electricity supply?

[@Geodesista]

@@trevorprimenyc Surprisingly, I have never known rationing or power cuts. Electricity is available 24/7/365. Our utility companies are managed on the same principles, similar to how the Roads Authority conducts its business. In the 90s, we've embarked on the rural electrification programme. As such, those rural (village) households who can afford it, have access to electricity.

[@Beantown-ld1sg]

As a Kenyan I am so proud of you Namibia,thank you for setting the standard,I can’t wait to visit. I’m so in love with Namibia

[@nathaliebomve6046]

Come already

[@franciskatende1566]

As a nigerian, I've been enjoying my stay in Namibia. I live right next to road authorities. I didnt know Wode Maya was in town!!!

[@mosessr7690]

You are Katende and a Nigerian. Wow

[@franciskatende1566]

@@mosessr7690 yes indeed. Its something called dual nationality

[@PAYDAYHEDGE]

@@franciskatende1566 do they offer citizenship or you have one parent from there?

[@franciskatende1566]

@@PAYDAYHEDGE one parent from Nigeria. One from Uganda. I've never been in Uganda though. I grew up in Nigeria. Spent my whole life there. Worked there.

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

'Katende' is your surname? It is the name of a place where I turn off going to my farm in Chongwe Zambia.

[@jaybee4577]

Namibia, Botswana and Rwanda are really making me proud. Black people can definitely lead. We need leaders that drives with ambition, vision and prosperity for his/her people then the whole continent would prosper. A leader that unifies tribes and people of different beliefs, and eliminate tribalism and religion separation.

[@SizzlesDiaries]

😍

[@njemamehuna9821]

Dont put Rwanda in the category of Namibia and Botswana,Rwanda is still village

[@RibeiroGames12]

@@njemamehuna9821 none of those countries are actually using the full potential. 26.9% of the Namibia population still facing poverty 14.5 % of the Botswana population still facing poverty They're not using their full potential to improve people's lives. Rwanda has a good and competent leader but looks like he's only trying to improve the capital.

[@Komeshokakunanwene]

@@RibeiroGames12 the whole of Africa is not there yet , but with this channel, it's all about highlighting positive side of the continent, since what you mentioned is what is always highlighted everywhere and it is already in the minds of everyone and immediately pops up whenever Africa is mentioned, making them condemn Africa at any chance they get. For example, how many people know that Namibia is 23rd in the world in terms of world's infrastructure? Putting it ahead of many considered better off countries than Africa? None! What Wodemaya is carrying out is the 2nd face of the revolution. Promoting a positive image of Africa, since it has always been portrayed in the negative image from day one.

[@RibeiroGames12]

@@MirageTader facts

[@lydiaheelu2681]

Wow! Wode Maya, words are not adequate to thank you for this series on Namibia. Not only did you make me fall in love with my country all over again, you helped me to appreciate what we have here. Some times we take it for granted and don’t think it’s big deal at all. I arrived in Swakop yesterday, and after watching your video on Swakop and Walvis Bay, I have a new appreciation for it all. I’m seeing everything with new eyes. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@haitangenghaamwa2821]

I see you sneaking in here...😂

[@lydiaheelu2681]

@@haitangenghaamwa2821 😂😂😂That’s how we nomads do.

[@haitangenghaamwa2821]

Low key smoooth... How I miss you my sister, I am in Bloemfontein now would have invited you for a coffee. But I hope you enjoy your stay.

[@lydiaheelu2681]

@@haitangenghaamwa2821 Miss you too man 🤗✨. No worries, next time ☕️.

[@tashnahtv6098]

That's what happens when you're used to something good. It becomes normal to you so you don't make a big deal out of it.

[@RoselomonTV]

I love every video showing our beautiful Namibia💕

[@theophilusmensah8659]

Honestly anytime I think of authentic content about Africa then Wode Maya comes to mind. I love what you do to redeem Africans image on the globe

[@bigshorts202]

western media don't wanna see this

[@ShottaKenya]

@@bigshorts202 in fact they might try to shut it down! AL G RIDDIM won’t like this

[@titilolashaw4315]

I have never seen roads so clean like this in africa. How l wish nigeria roads are as clean as Namibia roads. Kudos to you guys.

[@georgeanderson7708]

@Akwa Ette as at now northern nigeria has the best road network in nigeria

[@gabrielnkomo7297]

@Akwa Ette biafra is fake just like Nigeria. You mentioned Yoruba land which is homogeneous why didn't you say Igboland republic?

[@mariahkamogelomoloisane6276]

Do you have roads in Nigeria when you're still the capital of open defecation?

[@mbantaobinna9985]

@@mariahkamogelomoloisane6276 what are you saying?

[@mariahkamogelomoloisane6276]

@@mbantaobinna9985 I say OPEN DEFECATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY

[@j8525]

This proves that African countries do not need to contract the chinese to build their infrastructure. They can learn from Namibia. Great video as usual. God's increasing blessings on everything you do!!!!

[@Che1980s]

Facts!!

[@bolagear1]

did you even watch and listen to the video. What has the Chinese got to do with this. Too bad that's how you feel

[@tashnahtv6098]

@@bolagear1 I'm confused by your statements. If you don't mind, could you clarify?

[@j8525]

@@bolagear1 What comment are you responding to? Do you understand or read English? I suggest you read my comment again because your reply to it makes no sense whatsoever!!!

[@gskilly8962]

Indeed

[@Bzzz0]

I remember my first time in Namibia, I felt like wasn't even in Africa. Everything there is so beautiful and so chill, I will go school there in university for sure

[@haitangenghaamwa2821]

Which part of Africa are you my brother! Thanks for your kind words, welcome to further your studies in Namibia...

[@mamadoubarry3400]

You can tell this lady knows her job well. The way she explains things and putting them into an engineering perspective, tell me that she's good fit for this job and that she is performing well.

[@NamSoul]

She goes by the book and she is passionate... 🤗

[@niiayi]

Youre made Namibia great in the eyes of the world. How i wish the rest of africa looks like this . Big ups wode maya

[@jump4yinka]

Kudos to this woman’s professionalism. We need more of her in Africa. Well done Wode Maya. God bless you and your team.

[@africanprincessrams]

Namibian roads are just so perfect even in small villages you will see nice roads without potholes. I always enjoy my ride in Namibia even the roads that connects Kasane Botswana with Namibia they are just amazing. The immigration department Wode Maya they are doing their best to manage the movements people and take care of boarders. I have no choice but to love Namibia more

[@Renette1987]

I never realized how much I'd been taking for granted until I saw your content about my country. Honestly, our roads are just normal to us and despite whatever challenges we face, we are a peaceful people. We know we have the tallest dunes and the oldest desert in the world, all that's just normal to us. Through your lens, I've come to appreciate the aesthetics of my motherland and to laud the efforts of my leaders in developing our country despite the corruption that as Africans, we apparently can't divorce. Thank you for this amazing content on not only my motherland, but the rest of Africa, Wode Maya. God bless you 🙌

[@mzerk9324]

Travel, so u open Yr eyes. If u don't travel, u will never know whether Yr house is worst or best coz u may think its worst but its best. So if u inside Namibia u won't know unless u travel or research.

[@DJTocaLa]

@@mzerk9324 So True! This is one of the things I always tell my fellow Namibians. We do have our problems but our government been trying really hard besides the corruption and unemployment we are experiencing.

[@cesarflorindo5037]

Yes, travel up to Luanda and watch.

[@Renette1987]

Well, I have been to Europe, although it's been a long time since, so I am not completely ignorant about the world beyond our borders. I've also worked in the tourism industry so I do have a sense of our tourism potential. I just admit that being surrounded by it, I have taken a lot for granted. Wode Maya had enabled me to see with new eyes just how beautiful and well developed my motherland is ❤. I have probably started taking it for granted when being forced to face the corruption that has my countrymen leading impoverished lives. Watching this videos made me realise to not only focus on the negatives when we have so much to celebrate too...

[@cesarflorindo5037]

@@Renette1987 I like that realisation. Enjoy and take good care of whta you have that some of us can only be hoping

[@africanexcellencemovement1266]

African countries need to learn from Namibia 🇳🇦

[@juninhofreekick4912]

Some African leaders will never learn. They prefer going to the colonialists to stash their loot. Buhari, Biya and Eyadema are shameless dictators.

[@SPJeza]

Learn what from Namibia?😂😂😂

[@thecocomama]

African Leaders should emulate from Namibian government and run away from Corruption

[@Jenniferspace]

Exactly

[@I_am_Lusia_Kandjengo]

Lol, Namibian government is also corrupt. But you are right, African leaders need to do better, we are rich in resources but the western and Asians are just coming in and out to loot our resources. For example the mining industry, Chinese are just digging everyday.

[@TheAvira123]

It's simple and as long as people pretend not to know the answer to this question, then Africa will forever lag behind. Who here can honestly tell me they don't know why Namibia is so developed and why their roads are so beautiful??? I dare an honest person to say it..

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Emulate who?

[@noury5us]

Sad but some people are just born with a corruption spoon in their mouth.

[@sma_nhlapo9825]

Namibia our neighbour🇿🇦 ❤🇳🇦 absolutely beautiful. Thank you Wode Maya

[@Hep-Chics]

Namibia, we envy you.That Lady is for keeps. She is very learned, wise and professional. Love from Zimbabwe

[@f6876]

Africans need to stop being loyal to particular political parties and put their country’s interest first! We must not tolerate CORRUPTION! We must hold the government to ACCOUNT! African youth RISE UP ✊🏾✊🏾

[@tsindaalpha7847]

All parties pretend to want to change the situation and once on power they do the same as their predecessor

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

Are you from Ghana ? bcos that's exactly what's going on in Ghana the country.

[@silandulo]

Zimbabwe needs to send a delegation to go and learn. This is jus majestic.., great job Namibia ✨👌🏾

[@ndapandulaandreasndapandul4445]

At the end of the day we are all Africans. Africa our land, Africa our pride. Proudly Namibian 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦.... thank you so much for visiting our beautiful country Namibia, thank you for showing Namibia to the world. You are the true son of the soil. Keep on doing a good job to other countries,After finishing all African countries please pay us a visit again you’re always welcome. (Proudly African 🇳🇦 )

[@thabisomatsena6195]

Never thought this country would be this beautiful. Namibia is a goldmine that's being slept on

[@wed126]

I didn't know Namibia was this beautiful we had so many refugees in Zambia during the 70s I thought it was dilapidated I'm so impressed thank you Wode Maya

[@Komeshokakunanwene]

😂 True, we where refugees all over Africa(strongly in Zambia) , but that was war/revolution time. We are forever grateful to Zambia and Tate Kaunda. 🤗🤗❤️❤️

[@Ndapewa1988]

Indeed, I was born in one of those refugee camps in the late 80s (just before our independence), in Nyango in particular. Been to Zambia a number of times, never got a chance to make it to that area, but one day I will come back with sufficient time to discover my birth place

[@emi62507]

@@Ndapewa1988 me too. As a result I always have a soft spot for Zambia and Dr Kaunda. I also plan to go back to Zambia, back to the refugee camp, if it still exists.

[@tuulikiendapewaaupindi2487]

That was before independence and we will forever be grateful to Zambia and Africa in general for lending a helping hands in out time of needs 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@petrusnghidengwa5928]

Lol, that’s funny coming from a Zambian, but hey we are just next door.

[@mohamedabdullahi428]

"The whole of Africa should run away from corruption" Wow!. I do not know what to say From Moqadisho, Somalia.

[@mosessr7690]

And somalia should be the beauty hub of Africa.

[@mohamedabdullahi428]

@@mosessr7690 soon

[@TheQuranExplainsItself]

@@mohamedabdullahi428 God willing son

[@kelvinnaholo8234]

Somalis must just for once drop their individual ambitions that the country is far way bigger than anybody's ambitions. We want to see Somalia reclaiming its pridal place among the lists of nations. Negative religious ethnicity must be shunned.

[@worshipfeast3795]

Wow, just wow! Jamaica 🇯🇲 could do with some of Namibia's discipline in road building and maintenance. Very well done Mrs. Road Engineer!!! 💕💕

[@williamsbotchway2471]

Lots of love from Ghana. Namibia the eye of Africa.

[@genuinediasporan6661]

I salute Namibia and Namibians on this level of efficient. The major problem in Africa, apart from religion, it is leadership. Love from Lagos, Nigeria.❤❤❤🇳🇬

[@mathewsimasiku7516]

Thank you we apreciate that as Namibians

[@tanko5660]

I hope Ghana and Nigeria learn from this agree with you about religion🇬🇭

[@ExploreAfrica7]

Love from Namibia 🕺

[@Jenniferspace]

Totally true

[@excellentjohn4349]

@@tanko5660 Our problem is ignorance. Like the one you are showing right now. Let us get rid of religion today, and our roads and system will work tomorrow. This is the basic perception of an average Ghanaian who claims to have gone to school. We don't have a mind of our own. We allow people to think for us and once someone mentions his opinion about the root of our problem, Ghanaians don't access it. They just use that as an argument wherever they go.

[@summ466]

Well done Namibians! Hard working people. Greetings from Europe.

[@RoselomonTV]

It should be normal! I love how she normalized what should be normal in Africa

[@yusu0154]

Great roads built by Germans :)

[@RoselomonTV]

@@yusu0154 Paid by Africans. It should be a good deal 😂

[@lucifer12354]

@@yusu0154 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 stop hating, it not good for your mental health 😅😅😂

[@annatuna8985]

@@yusu0154 the same germans that left our country almost a century ago? What is the colour of your jealousy

[@jkt652]

@@yusu0154 dont lie

[@JuliaIitula]

Namibia as a country we face many challenges, but I commend the government when it comes to our roads.

[@Cecyk]

My sentiments too

[@NoaPenda]

I agree 💯

[@Jenniferspace]

Totally

[@tripleceven]

I'm curious, what challenges do you (Namibia) have. Top 5

[@simplyunwindwithe]

@@tripleceven high unemployment rate and corruption tops the list

[@morristhegiant9033]

The roads are great...you are a wise man maya

[@yowdy_realmusic]

Maya you must be recognized by our country not only for bringing it to the eyes of the world but also for the decision you have made on helping to build a clinic in one of its villages. Namibia.

[@sangobrotherhood6471]

i am really happy to hear this. We nigerians like to make noise. we must learn from these country. Thanks Wode for this.

[@nosaokuns]

I love how that woman reacted to the fact that having the best road in Africa is normal. It should be normal, this is not something that should be special. But because how governments are so bad, we take things that are supposed to be normal and we are happy. I am Proud of Namibia and Wode Maya is an African Icon now. Keep it up brother.

[@bokani14ify]

Lived in Namibia for 11 years and they have the beauty of humble people. They are proud of their rural areas. I used to ask what is in the North because they love it (majority come from the North). They do not hide their informal settlements which are clean, lovely people and the government gave the informal settlements access to clean water. Their humility is their strength that is why they embrace the Himba and San communities. Tswanas are the same and both Namibia and Botswana are under rated.

[@SylvieSij]

@@bokani14ify The north is home to us. That's why we go there every opportunity we get. We are not ashamed of it..

[@bokani14ify]

@@SylvieSij that is the reason why Wode Maya's Namibian content is the best. It is more authentic because Namibians are a people who are proud of their environment. They are open to sharing their lifestyle with no pretence.

[@hamzahassim173]

Wode Maya the phrase "somebody's rural road is like somebody's Capital city road" is absolutely correct.. Like my country Kenya we need to emulate Namibia alot. So small country yet so developed

[@emmanuelsackie4155]

Namibia 🇳🇦 is bigger than Kenya 🇰🇪 in land size but Kenya 🇰🇪 got more people which is population than Namibia 🇳🇦

[@bokani14ify]

Geographically Namibia is bigger than Kenya. Smaller than Tanzania by more than 100 000 km2. It is, a big empty country.

[@jacobmalingu2769]

You learnt geography through the window...Namibia is bigger than kenya..then kenya has too many roads to maintain,and heavy vehicles on most of our roads are making things expensive.

[@aaronmwangi8453]

@@jacobmalingu2769 huyu amezoea tu kukaa north eastern ndio anasema hivo

[@aaronmwangi8453]

Tembea kenya vizuri

[@OmoWahala7]

This was a good video, interesting topic. Namibia is a beautiful country.

[@ansmith2255]

Wow! Namibia is so beautiful . IT's like Europe

[@deeafrica4782]

GOOD ANSWER!!!👆🏽

[@chocon8818]

You need to watch youtube videos on Eastern Europe. In some of those countries people live worst than in the worst corrupt countries in Africa. Check Jermaine Ellis videos when he was in Eastern Europe 2 years ago.

[@lucifer12354]

What 😏, it like Namibia not Europe

[@kelvinnaholo8234]

@@lucifer12354 exactly. It is like Africa built with African sweat not stolen wealth.

[@iamkelgrin6082]

I didn't know Namibia is this good and beautiful... I hope my country Nigeria 🇳🇬 learns

[@Tafarai_AM]

Jealous but PROUD of Namibia - it has always been my dream destination ! Love from EAC - Kenya

[@Iam80million]

Welcome

[@wisdomclement2495]

Well done brother, Like one of the comments says, it is not by size, but by sense... Namibia shames the self acclaim giant of Africa- NIgeria where I come from

[@thabisankomo7597]

I wish other African countries can learn from Namibia because good roads built economy 🇳🇦 🇳🇦👏🏽👏🏽

[@tanko5660]

Correct👍

[@nincheiddrisu2432]

Especially,Ghana .

[@thabisankomo7597]

@@nincheiddrisu2432 Ghana seems to be doing well though

[@moxide]

There is another you tube Channel where they have videos titled Deadliest Roads. All they show is struggle and misery in Africa and other least developed places in the world. They get over a million views per video because it seems our struggles are an entertainment to people in the west coz they use what they see to feel good about themselves or be reminded how blessed they are. Thank you Wode Maya for doing your best in showing a different and positive perspective about Africa, it makes me proud and down the lane we will stop hating ourselves as Africans .

[@kaybeemoafrika]

That's a great channel. They show deadliest road from america, asia, and middle east. The truth is that every country has the good, the bad and the ugly.

[@marcioluis3829]

@@kaybeemoafrika but from non developed nations , they only show the bad Side.

[@kaybeemoafrika]

@@marcioluis3829 yes, but the premise of the documentary is about dangerous roads in the world. Of course most of those roads are gonna be in developing countries. I love those documentaries because they tell a unique story of human survival.

[@p.mtoafrica5222]

Namibia looks great, love from 🇿🇦

[@sombong1423]

WODE and the million stories about our mother africa love from Cameroon WODE

[@esiasante338]

See, it's not about how much mineral resources a country has. It's about good governance!

[@ebentee]

Mmm 🤔 say it again 👋🇬🇭

[@thelastforexbender269]

Fun fact: Namibia's mining industry produces diamonds, uranium, copper, magnesium, zinc, silver, gold, lead, semi-precious stones and industrial minerals.

[@felvr705]

Namibia has a lot of mineral resources

[@titilolashaw4315]

Exactly.

[@isaacadaise8487]

MAY GOD IN HEAVEN OUR GIVER OF LIFE CONTINUE TO PROTECT, BLESS,KEEP U SIR

[@debopopoola2159]

That country is so underrated.

[@u.802]

as someone living in botswana , hope we learn from namibia and improve the road 🤩

[@Waaheda_Red]

WM, the Namibia series is insanely amazing. Unique authentic cultures, great sceneries, enviable infrastructure, friendly people. Everything is incredible! I can't believe you still have more for us to see &learn from Namibia

[@ebeleokonkwo5149]

Mheennnnnn; this Namibia is gorgeously beautiful 😳😳😳😠😠😯😯😯😮😮😮😦😟😟😟!!!. That will be my NEXT destination in Africa. God bless mother Africa!!!

[@omotegovie5368]

I weep for Nigeria 🇳🇬 I can’t believe this keep it up Na Namibia 🇳🇦 beautiful 🤩 well done maya 👏 👏 Impressive 👍🏾

[@twingonetworktv2041]

Namibian work silently and deligently while their success speaks for them. Great country and great job Wode Maya

[@anthonya306]

Africa has so much potentials and human capacity to compete with the the rest of the world. What a great delight listening to her. A true African Queen and a role model. God bless her ❤️

[@learntospeakamharic8323]

This Amazing African country sets a wonderful example for the rest of Africa and the majority of the world countries as well! Bravo 🇳🇦 ! Bravo Wodemaya 👍👍👍

[@anniekhonje7853]

Namibians are Good people,very good people..niciest in Africa. God bless these souls,some roads in Africa countries you can find catfish in them,they are so deep like a river..and I agree that drivers have no discipline and she is honest about that

[@annatuna8985]

As for catfish 😂😂😂 more like there are pieces of tar on the potholes and not potholes in the road 😩😂😂

[@Ndapewa1988]

Haha. As a Namibian who traveled to various African countries, I would not say we are the nicest in Africa :D, but well :).

[@annatuna8985]

@@Ndapewa1988 someone from the countries you’ve traveled that you think has the nicest people would probably also say s/he thinks they aren’t the nicest 😏

[@happygolucky4635]

I think Malawaians are the NICEST nation in africa if not inthe world. Even if I am Namibian

[@marthalevenha7738]

You are really exploring my country... Opuwa where the Himba, Herero and zemba people lives... African beauty

[@NoaPenda]

Maya making me fall in love with my own country more .🇳🇦❤

[@omayangatransfers8446]

Yes our country is very beautiful

[@Ndapewa1988]

I am so glad you managed to talk to RA after our attempt to make an appointment with the Minister and Deputy of Works and Transport did not materialize; I am sure if Minister John Mutorwa was not on leave by the time, he would have enjoyed engaging with you - I will forward this to his secretary in the case they have not seen it yet. That must be the woman who studied with my mom in Cuba; I look forward to meeting her. It is refreshing to watch your videos Wode Maya.

[@unclepwechnov1381]

I've been to almost all of African countries and I agree with you that Namibian roads are the best in Africa. I'm a Tanzanian though.

[@esiasante338]

Way to go mother Namibia ! We are very proud of the Namibian leaders!🇳🇦 👏 👏

[@MrUugwanga]

🤔

[@Magarita810]

Wode Maya, If you said to me that I would watch a video about roads to the end I would have laughed at you a few months back, your video on Nambia is an eye opener❤️

[@ceejambsvlogs5245]

I feel like going to Namibia right now! Thanks Wode Maya

[@zimtvnorthamerica4591]

Hey Ceejambs, I just subscribed to your channel, it's amazing!

[@veronmudumbi5645]

You are more than welcome to the land of the brave..

[@chamaila4590]

I’m here for Aunty Rauna.🥰 She is doing the most.🇳🇦🇳🇦 Great content Wode Maya.👍

[@paulinalazarus6537]

Thank you Wode Maya for the exposure, showcasing Namibia to the world. You have officially won the tourist ambassador from us in Nam. Thank once again!

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Wode Maya keeps delivering that quality content we need. ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@ruthmugo3210]

Key performance indicators are great performance appraisal, great content

[@rosemwadhinapaulus5626]

I’ve never been more proud to be a Namibian. Thank you for this video Wode Maya. Africa to the World.

[@alleblue]

Finally a country in Africa we can admire and learn from its people ..keep on keeping on..I ain’t mad at you Namibia

[@mosesf.m2941]

Namibia is our🇿🇦 babe country that's still in hidden safe from exploiters ....nothing great than road trip from south Africa🇿🇦 to Namibia ..

[@LadyOrletta]

Why do you xenophobic south Africans always have to make things about yourselves. Give credit where its due with out mentioning your pathetic country

[@adjaremmanuel]

😭😭😭😭 Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭 when will we get this quality road 🛣️. Congratulations 🎊🎉 to Namibia 👏👏👏👏

[@TheKofinyarko]

yegusu, one lorry one asphalt

[@Kenetto1]

We need to fix our mindsets

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@Kenetto1 The Accra Regional Minister is getting pushback from members of his own party for trying to fix Accra

[@badunyarko6573]

Awwww 😭😭😭😭😭bro why did you speak my mind so quickly like that hmmmmmm

[@adwoaa7419]

Hmmmm we have had some roads since Kwame Nkrumah days. So we could be waiting another 60 years. We like to do patch work 😊.

[@AgentASMR213]

Looks way better than some of the roads in America!

[@StickMan1316]

they beat UK in best road rankings 😲

[@kemmi-klause]

True, especially,in my rusty, dusty, pothole Chicago 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kevo7ful]

I don't think that is a fair comparison. If America is the same size with Namibia, U.S roads would be much better. Based on the size of Namibia, she should be compared to a state in U.S.A which is about the same size.

[@mzerk9324]

@@kevo7ful it's fair in context that USA is the most developed country and world, s biggest economy with 21 trillion dollar Gdp.

[@professiggitways]

@@mzerk9324 Just because it’s the global superpower with the biggest economy doesn’t make it the most developed

[@SGofLagos]

This is leadership ! Everything rises and falls on leadership. Thank you Namibia for showing us how it’s done !

[@jsdstudio6546]

Namibia is such a beautiful country. Great exposure by Wode Maya! 👍🏾

[@johnsontobi6432]

May the ancestors continue to guide and be with the people of Namibia

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Thank you Kwabena for sharing this, great performance appraisal. Namibia my pride 🇳🇦

[@mogomotsi6595]

Lol i didnt know Wode Maya is Kwabena, it fits him well

[@e.jack.47]

Africa is the future. I'm proud of Namibia. I love their desert train trip. See next time

[@paulinanangava3038]

Yes the desert train trip 🇳🇦is one of the best👏

[@TheSENYO]

Imagine the feeling, knowing leaders in various sectors are up to speed and delivering their best of service to make the country a better place for citizens to live and thrive in. Learning from each other should be the hallmark to our success. Road construction and the provision of good helps with economic growth by linking producers/ farmers to the market, students to schools, workers to jobs etc. we are proud of Namibia 🇳🇦. Other African countries can also create their own hallmarks; best in technology, best in provision of electricity, best in hospitals, best in human services and hospitality etc. we look forward to many more developmental projects on the African continent. Thanks 😊

[@christopherkane3881]

Yes indeed i think Namibia is best in electricity last powercut was in 2017

[@MrLosches]

We are a sparsely populated country and for the most part of the year dry. So, I think compared to countries with too much rainfall and high traffic, things such as potholes will be common. But that is not an excuse for not maintaining the roads or better yet building quality roads. I was in Cape Town and Durban and the roads in those cities are amazing.

[@brofutv1853]

Lol. You're being modest. Trust me, corruption is the reason other countries aren't able to do it like this. People build roads knowing very well it'd go bad a year or two down the line. They just don't care.

[@richierich5755]

@@brofutv1853 I agree with you 100%. Most African countries have the resources and finance to make their countries better but corruption and dishonesty is what drives them. Very shameful.

[@BadoMartense]

Namibia 🇳🇦 is one of my top 10 favorites countries in Africa ❤❤❤

[@StirUpYourPurpose]

4:06 love that, it's normal...nothing special when you know that is what you are worth and your people deserve the best!

[@impactmen]

Wow! What a beautiful roads!I'm so happy to see this. It's a win for us as an Africans not only Namibians.

[@happygolucky4635]

U so right. Anything concerning my continent makes me.proud

[@roobenjonathan617]

It's normal she said, and I totally agree with her. Don't sell our right to us . Naija I hail o!

[@KO.....]

for me what's great about this is not just the road's quality, but it's done by Namibian's. They didn't outsource to China. Everything stay's in house. Job's for and by Namibians. It can be done.

[@adwoaa7419]

Wow that’s amazing

[@general1256]

Two countries make me proud of Africa right now, Namibia and Rwanda improving well!!

[@SylvieSij]

So prouud of my country. Love when going to the north on a long empty road & feeling the fresh breeze

[@WODEMAYA]

Your country is amazing!

[@lewislsalipako7539]

This video has made me realize how much we are lacking as Africans. We can learn from our brothers/sisters in Namibia 🇳🇦. I must surely visit Namibia. I’m Zambian 🇿🇲 and have to get the first experience myself.

[@kelvinnaholo8234]

You will never regret coming over bro. We welcome everyone with open arms for as long as the mission is peace and love.

[@barcaarticle7592]

The land of the brave. One Namibia one nation. Naha yaluna kiyende. Luyitumezi kumina bo wode Maya kwaku lubonisa moni mwani. Thanks. 🥂 Cheers 👍👍👌👌

[@Mwakatheewifeprenuer]

Esi, lwaitumela luli💃

[@barcaarticle7592]

@@Mwakatheewifeprenuer ahulu. Pili nieze sub kumina bati. 😍😍😍😍👌👌😔

[@martinirungu4800]

thanks wada maya i never knew namibia is such developed big love from nairobi kenya