Let me quote Buhari. "You can go to the best University in world, there is no job for you from Federal to local govt" Our dear President thinks everyone has to work with the government. He didn't realized govt suppose to makes the country conducive for citizens to realized their potentials. He don't know so i can't blame him. That's the man leading 200million people 😢😢😢😢
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
lost about $4,000 to a scammer before I was recommended to Expert Mrs Grayson Amelia financial institution and believe me she helped me recover the $4,000 and made an extra of $7,000 in the space of a week and four days.
And yall will lead the world coming from a Tanzanian I say Nigerians are the most hardworking people in the world yall are the most successful Africans and i hope yall become a superpower and lead our continent
@Dan Don Even if that were true, nothing wrong with it. They are all on the same mission, to bring out Africa in good light. I guess if it was another TH-camr from another continent, probably an American or a European, you’ll be giddy with excitement and see it as a compliment. Let’s stop all these touchy and unnecessary issues that can ferment trouble for ourselves and play into the hands of those that don’t wish us well. I guess you’re a Ghanaian. When Wode Maya came to Nigeria, most Ghanaians, including Wode himself, were pleasantly surprised at his reception by the prominent people he interviewed and the ordinary people he came across. He even met with this same TH-camr Tayo Aina and the chemistry between them was super. He was applauded all over the country. That’s how we roll in Naija. It inherently springs from our confidence. We don’t waste time on unnecessary envy and jealousy, as we believe in our capacity to do it too, one way or another. We’re not afraid or shy to compliment others doing well. When our time comes, we’ll do it in style. Now, all you can see in all of these encounters and take away is, Tayo copying Wode. That’s such a let down and crying shame on your part. Learn to rise above such pettiness!
I found out that I am 75 percent Nigerian. I found this video very encouraging and makes me want to find ways to connect with Nigeria. I am African American.
Start by visiting. Meet some people down there (go to business events and gatherings) and network. Look at the problems you see there that you've seen solved in America.... try to come up with a solution to those problem(s) and build a business around the solution. Good luck muh brudda.
I was one of those people this guy and his crew were training when they started in ikoyi. I stopped when they decided to move to the mainland and then I couldn’t even eat how much more transporting to the mainland. Fast forward they’ve done well and I’m doing good in tech in Aussie. Bless God
As a African American i respect all nigetians in every sector from engineers Doctors lawters school teachers professors rocket science and even nigeriam gamgster they do it bigger and better than everybody they got my 100% respect
Everyday I come on TH-cam, there's at least one Nigerian Entrepreneur that will inspire me. I have used flutterwave before here in Zambia, it's really getting the world by storm and I just learned that it's owned by a Nigerian, wow!💎
This is very inspirational. As a Nigerian who immigrated to US at a young age, now turned Software Engineer. I would like to contribute to programs like this.
I'm ike wow.....Tayo is a bunch of revelation wonders in bringing these talents in our dear country. Nigeria is the the bet on the black race. I BELIEVE IN NIGERIA 100%. Look at that phrase....tighten up the screws on the leadership....political and social and the sky is the beginning for us. No stopping Nigeria this time around. I can't wait for the launch of the tech city....our own. God bless you richly Tayo and Steven Ndukwu and other wonderful young minds exposing this our new Nigeria.
@@laplusbelle7982 we are still in a way better position/control than francophone africa that never got independence all anglophone nations are performing better than their francophone counterparts you think thats a coincidence
@@akikiaovie According to you, you’re “better”, I don’t agree. The whole continent is still being Controlled by the Powers that be so no country head is above the water completely, let’s stop the comparison
@@laplusbelle7982 be deceiving yourself in a capitalist system there is always powers that be but Nigeria and it’s people are in control of themselves there is no hidden puppet moving anybodys hand, we are not keeping a percentage of our money in English banks or have English companies dominating our market/ flooding our economies with their goods anglophone countries are in a way better position of control than all francophone nations and it’s not an argument Nigeria doesn’t have foreign military bases setup in our country.
that black man pride is a motto of mine too, as an immigrant in another country you get regarded as lower than a citizen of the country you live in, cause they believe we come from nothing and their countries is what is providing a life for us, and some of them come to that country and live with such esteem of higher value, than the citizens and still look down on them. stories like this gives that ginger.
I'm a living example of this fact. With 3 master's degree in IT from 3 European countries, a professional doctorate in engineering, and a company (not tech related, although I'm a senior IT project manager - freelance)where I have half of the workers as non educated Europeans - many of my workers and the customers still believe that they are better than me - only when the customers hear how many degrees I have and the workers see what I have that I get some respects. Imagine that!
I've been in the Nigerian tech space for 2 years, and i'm just hearing about Iyin... Man has changed my perspective about Nigeria. There's a lot to be hopeful about
I love this . Nigeria is definitely great country( coming from a ghanaian). I recently opened a branch of my consulting firm in Lagos. I am excited about the prospects Nigeria has to offer. @Tayo Aina , I would love to meet you. Either in Ghana or Nigeria
Some of my best primary school teachers in the 1980's were Ghanaians...Though they flogged the hell out of us, it made us better today. We are actually one race and if we can remove our silly egos, we can make Africa a powerhouse that no other race can mess with.
Tell your fellow Ghanians that we don't do xenophobia in Nigeria like they do in Ghana...Always treating Nigerians like piece of trash...and na dem they complain pass about how white people treat black people...
God bless you Iyin. As a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 who has lost hope for this continent. Your words have really encouraged me that it’s possible!!! I pray God makes all your plans and ideas see the light of day. Bless!!!
Great one, I had the opportunity to interact with Aboyeji. Nigeria has real gems I've worked with some of amazing talented Nigerians. Cheers from Angola.
Tres inspirant...., camerounais d origine j ai ete marqué a vie lors de mon sejour au Nigeria et reste FAN de ce pays de travailleur achrané. Ce pays fait la fierte du continent.
I'm british and my heritage is jamaican and this stuff is so inspiring!!! I absolutely love seeing it. I've just moved into tech marketing, you'll see me helping in the near future!
" Tayo" in the Somali language means?? Quality.. That's awesome brother.. Keep its up inspiring millions of African young peoples to become tomorrow's successful entrepreneurs..
I love this guy, so much life and vision. There's hope for Africa, when these set of people becoming leaders in near future. The future is bright for Nigeria and rest of Africa.
You can work better for a community you are more familiar with knowing the needs and concerns of that area. Andela, provided technology that will be beneficial globally to all. It’s refreshing to see our face leading in the technology industry.
This is a very inspiring interview. I am a Nigerian who is also focusing creating an impact back home. I am more inspired by hearing this successful entrepreneur speak. Nigeria is our home and let’s build it. One love my people.
What he said about Nigeria having the potential to be a black superpower is true. Nelson Mandela said that the world will not respect Africa until Nigeria earns that respect. ✊🏽
This man is a visionary. May his company grow. It would be great, young educated men and women of African descent to create something positive together.
Wow, thanks Tayo for sharing his amazing story, I'm so inspired. I share his passion, pride and optimism on Africa as a whole. Also, as a Congolese, it was sooo refreshing to hear him say that "Nigeria is the only country where black men control everything...there is no white men trying to tell us how to run the country", that's powerful and a type of autonomy to aspire to because God knows how much 🇨🇩DR Congo's fate is decided in Brussels, Paris, London and Washington😤
That was the hooking part of the interview for me...It wasn't until I visited some other African countries that I realized how fortunate we are as Nigerians, who controls almost all our factors of Productions (Land, Labour, Capita & Entrepreneurship). This is the reasons why Nigeria is also facing a lot of selective thrashings from the western world, cause they see that 90% of the black professionals & great minds in their countries are Nigerians or descendants of Nigerian parents...and we mostly train our children to think like Omo Naija, even if they are born outside the mother nation.
This is a natural product of large heart, pure spirit, broad mind, positive soul, deep brain and electrifying expression and flow. Thank God for this hope.
Exactly what I've been telling a lot of my friends, focus on value and impact and money will come automatically. I had to learn this the hard way. God bless you iyin
Love this episode! To see and hear black men speak and believe that Black people, people of color of Africa and its dependence are trying to build a 1 Africa! A Africa that the world can speak of that build itself up from the bottom to the top! I would love to help because as a black man in America. I believe what you to have talked about for Africa! Thank you both!
it is good to see young entrepreneurs coming back home and building it thanks a lot for the hard work you put together for these videos ! I keep enjoying each of them !
@@obohphilips5371 i am really glad you enjoy them.. in fact some people really dislike them and feel like it would be better not to show Nigeria the way it is, the way we like it, with no filter.
@@Ludo_Liu and I’m very grateful you’ve not paid attention to them. Nigerians in diaspora are starving to see the Nigeria we left behind, to reminisce and remember home. And it is pretty much just your channel that captures the peace and beauty of the people and the land.
Value overload. Thank you Tayo. Your videos are always inspiring. Unlike other youth, I don't believe in the japa mentality and your videos always help in broadening my horizon in the many possibilities that abound here. Thank you.
Thank you to this man and thank you Tayo. Many people have said I am mad for struggling to create business/jobs in Benue for time, but this man has said it perfectly, once we fix our problems, we will fly. It seems like it will never happen but this man and so many of us are quietly making it happen. Thank you Tayo and God bless
I hope my Cameroonian brothers and sister are watching this to get some hope, thanks Tayo much love from 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲❤️ we will stay home and fix our problems too
The biggest problem with Cameroon is that the government is primarily against development. Keeping the poeple poor is their main objective. Imagine a country that has not got a single highway connecting any of their main towns. The state of roads in Cameroon is comparable to non in Africa. A shame to the country. You are either a part of the party or you have much to go through to see the light. Horrible place to invest in.
This dude is really motivating and lifting my spirit so high about Nigeria potentials and Africa at large. We all surely want to see this continent rise by storm and these guy is doing a great job. Let's get Nigeria working for Africans. Proudly 🇳🇬
Honestly speaking I’m glad we still have people That wants to build Nigeria to become a better place in the future! I’m very happy to see this cause my goal is also build Nigeria and also Africa to be the best place to live at especially for black folks ✊🏾✊🏾
I am interested in pursuing a venture in Africa. I think that Africa represents an opportunity for me to make the most impact, because the young people there are more ready to buy into my vision.
The depth of the conversation is mind blowing. PS; I’m a custom-luxury Interior designer. Who believes in Nigeria 🇳🇬. I hope I find like kinds like these to work with. 🍾
Best man best interview ever, this man makes me to understand there is nothing wrong coming back to my country and start manifest my dreams, I’m leaving Germany soon to my father’s land……thank you Tayo
Exactly! Don't just always complain, also identify like minds, team up and build impacts. Wouldn't recommend always running away, however if the plan is to go out there to explore and grow, it's a more logical mindset, and at the very least we should always maintain a plan to return and build our home.
Chai I love this presentation. ‘Wo’thanks for sharing something positive about 9ja. The negative narratives have been marketed and sold for over a century. My people a negative mindset will never produce positive results. I really appreciate your work!!
I love the way Tayo interviews people, he gives them that opportunity to talk and he listens to them by not interrupting them or bombarding them with questions but giving them that chance to talk and answer the questions.
I love the mindset. "All this disrespect will stop." We must build Africa for ourselves and our children.
For our children's children
This was powerful to watch
Absolutely
Let me quote Buhari. "You can go to the best University in world, there is no job for you from Federal to local govt"
Our dear President thinks everyone has to work with the government. He didn't realized govt suppose to makes the country conducive for citizens to realized their potentials.
He don't know so i can't blame him. That's the man leading 200million people 😢😢😢😢
Exactly right.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
please I have been hearing about this Grayson Amelia How do I easily contact her?
@Fareed sadozai Thank you for the amazing recommendation it will help a lot
Am not here to converse but to testify
what I'm sure of, she's trustworthy and has been the best option ever since.
lost about $4,000 to a scammer before I was recommended to Expert Mrs Grayson Amelia financial institution and believe me she helped me recover the $4,000 and made an extra of $7,000 in the space of a week and four days.
I have never heard or seen any of her clients complain of lost...I think she is just too perfect.
"If we can make Nigeria work, all these disrespect will stop"
Word!
That is a timeless quote! If most of us start thinking like this, especially our leaders in the public sector, that would be the day.
And yall will lead the world coming from a Tanzanian I say Nigerians are the most hardworking people in the world yall are the most successful Africans and i hope yall become a superpower and lead our continent
@@arushanioshaka5600 thank you ❤️
@@amandaeguale1641 u welcome Queen
Huge fan of Iyin! This was insightful!
Thanks for watching bro!
I thought I saw "Lying" lol
@@10th.Q lol😂
@Dan Don come on man
@Dan Don Even if that were true, nothing wrong with it. They are all on the same mission, to bring out Africa in good light.
I guess if it was another TH-camr from another continent, probably an American or a European, you’ll be giddy with excitement and see it as a compliment.
Let’s stop all these touchy and unnecessary issues that can ferment trouble for ourselves and play into the hands of those that don’t wish us well.
I guess you’re a Ghanaian. When Wode Maya came to Nigeria, most Ghanaians, including Wode himself, were pleasantly surprised at his reception by the prominent people he interviewed and the ordinary people he came across. He even met with this same TH-camr Tayo Aina and the chemistry between them was super. He was applauded all over the country. That’s how we roll in Naija.
It inherently springs from our confidence. We don’t waste time on unnecessary envy and jealousy, as we believe in our capacity to do it too, one way or another. We’re not afraid or shy to compliment others doing well. When our time comes, we’ll do it in style.
Now, all you can see in all of these encounters and take away is, Tayo copying Wode. That’s such a let down and crying shame on your part. Learn to rise above such pettiness!
I found out that I am 75 percent Nigerian. I found this video very encouraging and makes me want to find ways to connect with Nigeria. I am African American.
You're welcome sir. This will be great.
Start by visiting. Meet some people down there (go to business events and gatherings) and network. Look at the problems you see there that you've seen solved in America.... try to come up with a solution to those problem(s) and build a business around the solution. Good luck muh brudda.
You have already connected in spirit so we happily welcome you home with love.
@@tessuso7054 Thank you so much for the kindness. I appreciate this more than you know.
Hello
Man like Iyin!!!!! This man changed the tech space forever! We have to give him his flowers 💐!
Indeed he deserved everything
“This people are enjoying the society because somebody built it”
That line alone, it just perfectly phrased what has been on my mind for a while now
That part struck me also.
I was one of those people this guy and his crew were training when they started in ikoyi. I stopped when they decided to move to the mainland and then I couldn’t even eat how much more transporting to the mainland. Fast forward they’ve done well and I’m doing good in tech in Aussie. Bless God
As a African American i respect all nigetians in every sector from engineers Doctors lawters school teachers professors rocket science and even nigeriam gamgster they do it bigger and better than everybody they got my 100% respect
Even Nigeria gangster 😂😂
Everyday I come on TH-cam, there's at least one Nigerian Entrepreneur that will inspire me. I have used flutterwave before here in Zambia, it's really getting the world by storm and I just learned that it's owned by a Nigerian, wow!💎
Something about him reminds me of Don Jazzy. He even narrates his stories like Don Jazzy. He's the Steve Jobs of Nigeria
This is very inspirational. As a Nigerian who immigrated to US at a young age, now turned Software Engineer. I would like to contribute to programs like this.
that would be great to make a contribution back home
@@FatimaahConteh Absolutely, it would be nice of me to give back to the country that shaped me.
Is your company hiring mobile devs?
Maybe someday find
a black owned African company and after careful research, invest that company.
I'd like to be a Software Engineer like you
I watch this video and I determined I will make a change in Nigeria I promise that !!!
I'm ike wow.....Tayo is a bunch of revelation wonders in bringing these talents in our dear country. Nigeria is the the bet on the black race. I BELIEVE IN NIGERIA 100%. Look at that phrase....tighten up the screws on the leadership....political and social and the sky is the beginning for us. No stopping Nigeria this time around. I can't wait for the launch of the tech city....our own. God bless you richly Tayo and Steven Ndukwu and other wonderful young minds exposing this our new Nigeria.
"Collect Francophone Africa from the French". Took it right out of my head. Thank you bro. Love from Cameroon 🇨🇲
It is such a powerful statement.
English speaking countries in Africa aren’t Really free either, it’s an illusion hell all of Africa isn’t
@@laplusbelle7982 we are still in a way better position/control than francophone africa that never got independence all anglophone nations are performing better than their francophone counterparts you think thats a coincidence
@@akikiaovie According to you, you’re “better”, I don’t agree. The whole continent is still being Controlled by the Powers that be so no country head is above the water completely, let’s stop the comparison
@@laplusbelle7982 be deceiving yourself in a capitalist system there is always powers that be but Nigeria and it’s people are in control of themselves there is no hidden puppet moving anybodys hand, we are not keeping a percentage of our money in English banks or have English companies dominating our market/ flooding our economies with their goods anglophone countries are in a way better position of control than all francophone nations and it’s not an argument Nigeria doesn’t have foreign military bases setup in our country.
that black man pride is a motto of mine too, as an immigrant in another country you get regarded as lower than a citizen of the country you live in, cause they believe we come from nothing and their countries is what is providing a life for us, and some of them come to that country and live with such esteem of higher value, than the citizens and still look down on them. stories like this gives that ginger.
I'm a living example of this fact. With 3 master's degree in IT from 3 European countries, a professional doctorate in engineering, and a company (not tech related, although I'm a senior IT project manager - freelance)where I have half of the workers as non educated Europeans - many of my workers and the customers still believe that they are better than me - only when the customers hear how many degrees I have and the workers see what I have that I get some respects. Imagine that!
Please watch the ADVERTS! Dont skip
Them! Thats the only way Tayo can make money from this awesome content!
So true 👍
This guy is a real Nigerian. Respect.
He is going to become the Warren buffet of Nigeria. The oracle of Lagos.
I've been in the Nigerian tech space for 2 years, and i'm just hearing about Iyin... Man has changed my perspective about Nigeria. There's a lot to be hopeful about
There sure is!
Have you heard about Andela?
@@TayoAinaFilms I believe in Nigeria more now
It's hard to be in tech and not know him . I worked at Andela in 2015, and he is indeed a huge influence in tech in Nigeria.
How can you NOT know about this guy
I love this . Nigeria is definitely great country( coming from a ghanaian). I recently opened a branch of my consulting firm in Lagos. I am excited about the prospects Nigeria has to offer. @Tayo Aina , I would love to meet you. Either in Ghana or Nigeria
Welcome bro 🇳🇬🇸🇳🌍
Some of my best primary school teachers in the 1980's were Ghanaians...Though they flogged the hell out of us, it made us better today. We are actually one race and if we can remove our silly egos, we can make Africa a powerhouse that no other race can mess with.
Tell your fellow Ghanians that we don't do xenophobia in Nigeria like they do in Ghana...Always treating Nigerians like piece of trash...and na dem they complain pass about how white people treat black people...
Can I offer voluntary legal services for your firm?
Nigeria has so much potential. Iyin has really motivated me today.
I like the black pride that is intertwined with his tech narrative! Ayibobo 🇭🇹
Nigeria has so much potential
God bless you Iyin. As a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 who has lost hope for this continent. Your words have really encouraged me that it’s possible!!! I pray God makes all your plans and ideas see the light of day. Bless!!!
Great one, I had the opportunity to interact with Aboyeji. Nigeria has real gems I've worked with some of amazing talented Nigerians. Cheers from Angola.
Inspiring video! Viewer from 🇪🇹, Andela should start in Ethiopia as well, lots of tech talents here as well.
I'm a new sub from SA🇿🇦.. Loved the interview
I like the Nigerian Hustle Spirit. Excellent stuff there.
In order for our economy to grow
We need our own manufacturing companies
Love from Namibia
Tres inspirant...., camerounais d origine j ai ete marqué a vie lors de mon sejour au Nigeria et reste FAN de ce pays de travailleur achrané. Ce pays fait la fierte du continent.
Elle fait surtout sa propre fierte
This the kind of person you want in your circle. Respect ✊🏾
I'm british and my heritage is jamaican and this stuff is so inspiring!!! I absolutely love seeing it. I've just moved into tech marketing, you'll see me helping in the near future!
" Tayo" in the Somali language means?? Quality..
That's awesome brother.. Keep its up inspiring millions of African young peoples to become tomorrow's successful entrepreneurs..
Finally, feels good seeing someone with this mindset. If we don’t fix Nigeria, who will?
Hearing this guy talk just makes me wanna cry. This is my goal. If everyone can come back home and make it better, Nigeria is gonna be great.
He simply shows that anything is possible if you can take a bet on yourself
I love this guy, so much life and vision. There's hope for Africa, when these set of people becoming leaders in near future. The future is bright for Nigeria and rest of Africa.
You can work better for a community you are more familiar with knowing the needs and concerns of that area. Andela, provided technology that will be beneficial globally to all. It’s refreshing to see our face leading in the technology industry.
Iyinioluwa Aboyeji. I rejoice because people like you exist. Glad I found you today.
Yes ! Nigeria will work, my brothers and siaters there have a inspiring hustle mentality
This is a very inspiring interview. I am a Nigerian who is also focusing creating an impact back home. I am more inspired by hearing this successful entrepreneur speak. Nigeria is our home and let’s build it. One love my people.
But the head is rotten. Let's keep building
Let's build something
I already like this guy. He's simple and straight to the point.
Many guys will just end at "Ọmọ na grace and God o"
I like that...the only black African nation where the black man runs the show unlike some other African Countries..
Technology is the future. As a seventeen year old. I am always inspired by this channel. I sure need to top my game.
Nothing but pride 🇳🇬 🖤 plus the fact that he has an afrocentric outlook
Just subscribed to your channel…great content bro,love from Ghana 🇬🇭
This Iyin guy is one of the DopestMcs I have listened to!!.... his passion is like the 'jet trail'
What he said about Nigeria having the potential to be a black superpower is true. Nelson Mandela said that the world will not respect Africa until Nigeria earns that respect. ✊🏽
you're color obsessed lol
@@d.7203 No I didn't. She is colour obsessed. No one cares in reality. Also, most psychology is BS (if you apply the scientific method)
@@d.7203 No I didn't. She is colour obsessed. No one cares in reality. Also, most psychology is BS (if you apply the scientific method)
@@RR-et6zp???
She's not@@RR-et6zp
I admired him, his trajectory and ability to see opportunities and exploring it. I am looking forward to see the unveiling of the talent city.
Really love this guy's mindset and the way he wants we Nigerians so see things in a positive perspective.
This man is a visionary. May his company grow. It would be great, young educated men and women of African descent to create something positive together.
Wow, thanks Tayo for sharing his amazing story, I'm so inspired. I share his passion, pride and optimism on Africa as a whole.
Also, as a Congolese, it was sooo refreshing to hear him say that "Nigeria is the only country where black men control everything...there is no white men trying to tell us how to run the country", that's powerful and a type of autonomy to aspire to because God knows how much 🇨🇩DR Congo's fate is decided in Brussels, Paris, London and Washington😤
That was the hooking part of the interview for me...It wasn't until I visited some other African countries that I realized how fortunate we are as Nigerians, who controls almost all our factors of Productions (Land, Labour, Capita & Entrepreneurship). This is the reasons why Nigeria is also facing a lot of selective thrashings from the western world, cause they see that 90% of the black professionals & great minds in their countries are Nigerians or descendants of Nigerian parents...and we mostly train our children to think like Omo Naija, even if they are born outside the mother nation.
I have been hesistant about beginning my start up in Nigeria market but this just motivated me. Thank you Tayo!
This is a natural product of large heart, pure spirit, broad mind, positive soul, deep brain and electrifying expression and flow. Thank God for this hope.
Exactly what I've been telling a lot of my friends, focus on value and impact and money will come automatically. I had to learn this the hard way. God bless you iyin
This brother gets it. I wish him the best in his future endeavors.
He has done a lot as a youth for Nigeria. The flutterwave api is helping us build our own startups
Bless this guy. No country is perfect. Every country has its problems. Pick your choice.
Love this episode! To see and hear black men speak and believe that Black people, people of color of Africa and its dependence are trying to build a 1 Africa! A Africa that the world can speak of that build itself up from the bottom to the top! I would love to help because as a black man in America. I believe what you to have talked about for Africa! Thank you both!
The real young mentor.... He started the IT evolution
I really believe in Africa… we should all come together as one and build Africa for our children
No success without challenges,I love seeing young people pave the way for our future generations.
Great interview with both Ned Okonkwo and Andela.Very inspiring.I love their spirit.They believe in Nigeria.
This is just a motivational one for Tech and Nigerians like us!
I am motivated & I am sure others also.
Thank you.
Maximum respect for Iyin, he’s one of our biggest inspirations
it is good to see young entrepreneurs coming back home and building it
thanks a lot for the hard work you put together for these videos !
I keep enjoying each of them !
Ludo, I love your content too. Very authentic
I love your videos Ludo!
@@tolaoj3308 thank you so much !!!
@@obohphilips5371 i am really glad you enjoy them.. in fact some people really dislike them and feel like it would be better not to show Nigeria the way it is, the way we like it, with no filter.
@@Ludo_Liu and I’m very grateful you’ve not paid attention to them. Nigerians in diaspora are starving to see the Nigeria we left behind, to reminisce and remember home. And it is pretty much just your channel that captures the peace and beauty of the people and the land.
Value overload. Thank you Tayo. Your videos are always inspiring. Unlike other youth, I don't believe in the japa mentality and your videos always help in broadening my horizon in the many possibilities that abound here. Thank you.
Thanks for inspiring me. Please consider Jos, Plateau State when choosing where to build your smart city.
Thank you to this man and thank you Tayo. Many people have said I am mad for struggling to create business/jobs in Benue for time, but this man has said it perfectly, once we fix our problems, we will fly. It seems like it will never happen but this man and so many of us are quietly making it happen. Thank you Tayo and God bless
I hope my Cameroonian brothers and sister are watching this to get some hope, thanks Tayo much love from 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲❤️ we will stay home and fix our problems too
The biggest problem with Cameroon is that the government is primarily against development. Keeping the poeple poor is their main objective. Imagine a country that has not got a single highway connecting any of their main towns. The state of roads in Cameroon is comparable to non in Africa. A shame to the country. You are either a part of the party or you have much to go through to see the light. Horrible place to invest in.
🇨🇲 time will tell keep working on yourself 😉
Yo bro I'll be the next billionaire in Cameroon
@@atotech237 LETS GO! Thats The Spirit we want to pass around!. Good luck with all futures plans
@@Tuna46musik thanks mate!
This dude is really motivating and lifting my spirit so high about Nigeria potentials and Africa at large. We all surely want to see this continent rise by storm and these guy is doing a great job. Let's get Nigeria working for Africans. Proudly 🇳🇬
❤️ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜 🖤 🤍 🤎
May God continue to bless you beautiful people and your beautiful nation Nigeria.
~All the way from South Africa
Honestly speaking I’m glad we still have people That wants to build Nigeria to become a better place in the future! I’m very happy to see this cause my goal is also build Nigeria and also Africa to be the best place to live at especially for black folks ✊🏾✊🏾
It's inspiring to see what this man has built and the vision he has for Nigeria/Africa
Follow person wey know road! This is very huge.
These are the types of videos that should be having a million views, well done to the young man and great work as usual Tayo.
You’re really making our country and continent a better place Sir. Your videos and content are so provoking. God bless you
I am interested in pursuing a venture in Africa. I think that Africa represents an opportunity for me to make the most impact, because the young people there are more ready to buy into my vision.
This was so inspiring . As a pan Africanist my soul lifted. Fantastic !!!
Go go Africa !!! The future is ours !!
Thank Tayo for the interview. Our brother had said it all. When Nigeria rise, Africa rise.
Iyin's vision never stops , super excited about talent city
The depth of the conversation is mind blowing.
PS; I’m a custom-luxury Interior designer. Who believes in Nigeria 🇳🇬.
I hope I find like kinds like these to work with. 🍾
Tayo has already featured several furniture and interiors people..look for the videos
Best man best interview ever, this man makes me to understand there is nothing wrong coming back to my country and start manifest my dreams, I’m leaving Germany soon to my father’s land……thank you Tayo
Are u sure
Go back with a plan not just ur emotions. Good luck✊🏿✊🏿
No leave yet o bros. E get why
Hey Tayo! You're doing an awesome job and you are truly contributing your own quota to the impact and growth of Nigeria. I love your channel.
Exactly! Don't just always complain, also identify like minds, team up and build impacts.
Wouldn't recommend always running away, however if the plan is to go out there to explore and grow, it's a more logical mindset, and at the very least we should always maintain a plan to return and build our home.
I am really impressed with his young man, his thinking makes me hopeful for Africa.😍😃
Keep it coming Tayo we love what you are doing as you changing the mindset of many Nigerians and Africa as a whole.
Chai I love this presentation. ‘Wo’thanks for sharing something positive about 9ja. The negative narratives have been marketed and sold for over a century. My people a negative mindset will never produce positive results. I really appreciate your work!!
It fills me with so much hope to hear this from a fellow Nigerian. Indeed, we can be better. This was very insightful, Tayo.
Such a great content Tayo. I so love his mindset. “Thinking Black and African first”.
I like the vision Iyinoluwa has for Africa! Kudos big man, more wins!
I really love this channel!! please my brother! don't end this channel! African youth deserve to have these kinds of channels!!
I love the way Tayo interviews people, he gives them that opportunity to talk and he listens to them by not interrupting them or bombarding them with questions but giving them that chance to talk and answer the questions.
Two great men solving Nigerian problems
You are doing well. Black man pride!
You can tell there is mutual respect between Iyin and Tayo. Beautiful to see 💙
We done brother, more to come, go NIGERIA, go Africa . The world will be a better place.
Iyin iyin iyin, iyin is just AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOD BLESS YOUR HEART MAN, Tayo Keep telling these great stories, please don't stop.