This is amazing, I went to university for the first time at the age of 33 with 0 education and 3 small children. It was the best thing I ever did. Now I am approaching 40, still in university and I will not stop until I become a doctor.
hortenseclarke- You should be more specific and say which country in the Caribbean you are from for the Caribbean is not A country but a region made of many of many different cultures, ethnicities, languages...etc...
As a fellow Nigerian medical doctor in the USA I am so inspired by my predecessors. I will share my story soon!!! This video is what I needed to watch towards the end of the year!!! I am so pumped!!!
I'm a somali American, who just hit the million dollar mark. Hard work pays off my fellow africans. Never get too comfortable, always move around and check out different sector. Thanks for the video VOA.
Congratulations … you hit the million but now is all others millions which are going to come out there to hit yourself further up now , money calls money 💰 !!! All my best wishes .. one day you’ll be billionaire !!!! 🙏🏽
I cried and smiled....What a beautiful documentary, so inspiring...I'm an African immigrant here in the US and will share my story of victory and success soon!
Thank you all for loving and sharing this video. As a director it is always humbling to see the change your work is capable of doing!!! Keep sharing!!!
My African brothers and sisters. I am Haitian and I support you 100%... Our own countries did not give us the opportunity, we came here and did well!!!!
This documentary makes me even more grateful for my parents and "aunties", proudly Nigerian-American. We work so hard while going through immense challenges and it shows.
“The definition of a business man is someone who takes risks. The risk can be negative or positive. He or she must be mentally prepared for whatever the outcome will be.” -Adissa. Just wow! This is really inspiring.
That was all that was locked in my brain 🧠 as I’m about to start a brand new business adventure that I do not know much about…I have to brand that in my mind…I have to take risks and I must be prepared for whatever the outcome either positive or negative but hopefully positive 😆
Isaac Newton took the greatest risk: he did not marry, and invested all his time in knowledge. The greatest risk is when a man does not marry, for no one would respect him in human society.
Congratulations to all successful Black Africans , Black Americans & Black people all over the world who have worked hard to become successful! Don’t hate congratulate!
Crying is not a sign of weakness it's a sign of strength we cry because we feel and because we understand. I clicked on this video because of the thumbnail but what i got was way better 😌 these stories truly touched me.
The doctor is my favorite... he's so calm.. passionate.. zero pride... actually cares about people.... uses words like blessings and cares about mental health.... I hope he keeps soaring!!!!!!!
I'm Asian American and have many brilliant Nigerian colleagues in my field of private equity. African students in general have an excellent reputation in corporate America, often attend top schools, the ivy league, have engineering backgrounds, work in tech, high finance, consulting, law etc. They are also the sweetest people and make good friends.
The lady from Burkina Faso is killing it. She had more obstacles to overcome than the rest - immigrant, female, couldn’t speak English, white male dominated industry, new mom, etc in the 80s. Yoh!! Can’t imagine what she had to content with.
Well said, it's called determination, just as NAS the rapper sang , I know I can Be what I wanna be If I work hard at it I'll be where I wanna be I know I can (I know I can) Be what I wanna be (be what I wanna be) If I work hard at it (If I work hard it) I'll be where I wanna be (I'll be where I wanna be) Be, b-boys and girls, listen up You can be anything in the world, in God we trust An architect, doctor, maybe an actress But nothing comes easy, it takes much practice Like, I met a woman who's becoming a star She's a star and a real Queen 👑❤
Yep. My mother has a business degree and is on her way to getting another degree in the health care sector. Have an uncle and cousin who are both rich politicans. I work as a entertainer/actress. I'm proud of my African roots.
Don't want to argue, but that is half truth. PROPER education is the way out of poverty Meaning just getting a degree can make you deeper into poverty, getting a degree or learning something that makes money gets you out of poverty, especially if you are black in America. College debt is one of the killers of black americans cause they don't get hired as much as their counterparts I just want to make sure people understand this cause too many have ruined their lives from thinking just having a degree is it In reality, getting money is the key to a healthy life, but if you are in dire straights a degree is a first step if you have no other opportunities. America is so beautiful cause our ancestors fought so we can have so many options to make money, no need for JUST mainstream schooling
@@RealDealy This is true this is why people should look into community college as well as getting college credit through taking clep exams. Deac accredited colleges are an option too. This would eliminate student debt and poverty. This can be done while working a full time job.
@@missdesireindependance5194 no doubt! You gotta put more people onto those methods cause it would save so much time, and money Most of the time we learn at the last minute or when it’s much harder to do then normal. If kids in junior h.s. Learn that, they could prepare their life in advance without all the unnecessary work just to live while in school. You think better when you have less stress, and we need the next generation to be more creative then now We don’t produce products anymore as a country, just get jobs for greedy corporations, and bankers, (trust me I play that investment game), but we need more then that to be a robust country, again. I’m gonna put my future children in “Elon Musk’s” school. They teach kids how to think in creative ways to solve problems. That is how I think teaching should be done cause It creates thinkers that create new products, and that means big MONEY & POWER!
As a Nigerian man who currently resides in the U.K. but loves, thinks about and prays for Nigeria almost everyday - I must say that I enjoyed watching this very much. The man that cried - touched me very much. Don’t worry greatness is in cycles. Nigerias greatness is next. Africas greatness is almost next. I should be back in Nigeria next year. We have to rebuild our nation and our continent. God bless.
@@alecgurney9305 I actually agree. The U.K. is way better than America when it comes to racial equality and access to wealth. Where I live in the U.K. is so diverse - Racism is almost non existent. Having said that - we still need to build our nation and our continent. I have worked for some of the largest multinationals in the world building their businesses. Then I stopped and setup a charitable organisation in the U.K. Now we have to think about moving both to Nigeria and Africa so that we can create jobs, upskilling and development opportunities for our young people. That is what will make Nigeria great. That is what will make Africa great. The question is are we hungry enough to work together to make it happen. We will see.
@@m77ast currently I'm living in UAE.... struggling to put things together I believe in Nigeria and all am looking at is to get enough money go back to Nigeria and startup an Automobile Technology company. Replicate stuffs I've seen here and make sure I am a part of the greatness of Nigeria.
@@igweobi-emekaetuke6027 Brother - it is a fact that one who waits for all things to come together may end up waiting forever. If the vision that we have is powerful enough to lead us into action - then surely it is powerful enough to lead us into action now. Nevertheless, I am also of the mind that a wise man must carefully count the cost of his endeavours - not particularly for His own self gratification but to ensure that what he starts he is able to finish both efficiently and effectively. My preparations for Nigeria and indeed for Africa have already begun. I believe the main work starts next year.
@DofA thanks - much appreciated. The elections, Politics and Banks do not affect what we are trying to achieve. The world has indeed changed. New ways of working have risen but we are still stuck in the past. We have been blaming the Government and the politicians for far too long. It’s high time we started to realise that those institutions may never change and if they do not change - we must move on. In the same way that Governments took over from Monarchies - it could be the case that the people can start to think about doing away with the government - just putting the idea out there. There is no point flogging a dead horse. Like all things which do not work - perhaps the government can be thrown into the dustbin. What we are planning is quite radical in the change that it can bring especially to the lives of the people - please continue to pray for us. Blessings.
I am so emotional watching this documentary. I am a student here in the US and it’s great to watch inspiring stories. With God everything is possible. I am shedding tears literally. I am overwhelmed however my faith has been provoked to even work hard and remain focused. I will realize my dreams one day. My Gos is a miracle worker and a promise keeper. Thank you once again for telling this story.
There was one common theme in their stories, they trust God, seek God and left it to God. You have already made the confession that God is a miracle worker and a promise keeper, now you have to just start thanking and praising God for what He will do for you. The stories are really inspiring.
I don't know how this video popped up on my recommendations but I'm glad it did 😊. The stories felt raw, real and honest. Made me super proud to be African.
24:30. The most touching part of this docu. The determination n joy in those happy tears ... I can’t wait to share my own story one day... We Nigerians are so resilient👏🏽
As a Caribbean born British woman, I am inspired by all the Nigerians featured in this documentary. I enjoyed watching this video and will recommend it to anyone who want and need to be inspired.
Actually watched this video with my 10 year old daughter, and I told her I pray you get to tell a story like this one day. Very inspiring and motivating. Everyone can do it, just a change in mindset and be able to recognize this little opportunities that come knocking. My favorite quote from Doc Akin..' We Africans have brains, do not limit yourself in any way"
And it doesn’t matter how old you are. Nothing is ever too late and nothing is impossible if we focus and being intuitive. And a little bit of luck/blessing will do. Work hard and work smart.
@john does the same whyte western nation tht utilises african minerals.....lol where would u be without afrika....these africans are in america to take back wats theirs....so deal with it boy....
"I paid a bunch of folks... I wanted to learn from. And I don't mind investing to learn." Wow, profound, masterfully stated. The strength, dedication, drive, and faith these bright individuals exudes. Wonderful examples.
From my perspective, this highlights the importance of having a competitive advantage as investors. Merely mirroring the market strategies of others is insufficient in achieving optimal results.> I am currently grappling with the decision to invest in the current market, as it presents both uncertainty and opportunity. Could you share your insights on this matter?
the recent market dip really shows that most people might not fully understand the financial factors at play. But don't worry, there's always room to learn and grow our financial knowledge!"
I have learned from past experience that basing market judgements and decisions solely on rumors and hearsay can lead to detrimental results. In 2020, I fell victim to such a situation and was left holding worthless positions in the market. To overcome this, I sought the assistance of a professional advisor and made significant changes to my portfolio. Over the past two years, I have worked with this advisor and have seen a growth of 750k in my portfolio, demonstrating that profitable opportunities can be found in both bullish and bearish market conditions, it is a matter of strategic investment approach.
True, we’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know alot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides yo help ?
My advisor *Jackson sten marsh* , is a highly respected financial consultant in the industry. For further information or to connect with him, a simple online search with his name will suffice. I wish you every success in your endeavors.
It’s probably the fact that the guy asked him what he’s doing there that hit hard. Like you don’t belong here, you are too low to be in here with me something like that. That’s the kind of feeling that will keep you up at night.
Now THIS is the content we need to see! We just started a channel sharing real black culture, history, and excellence. Now is our time to build generational wealth! 🙏🏾
very inspiring...My husband is an Igbo man and as an American born woman...I thank God for meeting such a strong willed and determined human being.. he inspires me day in and out when I see how hard he works on his dreams. He has taught me so much about his culture. these stories remind me of all he has shared with me...transformation is sacrifice/ hard work , be a blessing to others.. no man can take what is yours! unfortunate how we were never given the narratives of how blessed our people and people who look like us are...this is just a very small glimpse of it ...I thank GOD for the freedom it brought to me in my professional life when I met my husband!
@@willisjohnson5102 Stop being jealous of somebody’s success! We are one are oppressors may have spoken in different languages and or accents- but they are the same. We must build each other up.
@@PrettiBrownEyesMisha Absurd, in a capitalist system unethical behavior is required, for instance, when I went before city leaders no one cared if we polutted the whole city, as I was looking at them it dawn on me they were seeking to aquire MATERIAL posessions to give the appearance of success because they were in debt, but I knew being ethical is what Success is, offering tax breaks from the people's purse without their consent but we declined the breaks because we were sufficeint and just think their husbands, wives and children whom they taught to do the same saw them as successful ,SMH! So your not in America because of ETHICS, if that was the case you would still be in Africa!
@@omzy8700 until the west take their hands of us including America. . We are both fighting the same war both African American and Africa with different methodologies, they both the same . we all we got.
A wise man once told me a few years ago when I was working in retail. "You want to know how to become a millionaire, be of service." that phrase stuck with me till this day.
I love the Dr when he cried. He was so strong. The lady that supported her country women. I love all of them. We shouldn’t loss our sense of community as Africans. We help each other, just like in our villages.
Yes, Me too.. But I'm also mad that he felt a need to explain his tears.. He should feel that he has to do that. I love a man who knows there's strength in crying, and not a weakness.. Black males are taught that crying is a weak trait... That is one of the most dangerous things taught to BLACK males.. TEACHING them that has CONTRIBUTED to a lot of pain and anguish that BLACK people go thru.. it makes the male DANGEROUS... because they don't know to handle and control their emotions.. that has proven to be a deadly combination.... when they are emotionally invested in someone..
Please make this into a series, one documentary is not enough!!!! I think 1st generation African Americans and African immigrants will find this story particularly inspiring
I kept seeing this video on my feed and at last I watched it and it was such a blessing. So inspiring. There’s joy listening and learning from other people’s story. Though the journey isn’t easy, these individuals stepped out in faith. Everyone has a story to tell but we can always learn from someone’s journey. African & So Proud! It’s that reminder to not give up. You fall and you will rise back up again. The goal isn’t just becoming a millionaire but pursue your dreams and impact others for a purpose. There’s something in this life that we have been created to do. We are moving forward in faith and greatness with God on our side, all things are possible.
I hate hearing them because they blur the lines between blk ppl from American slavery who have no wealth and Africans that are descendants of those who sold slaves.
@@naomitsegaye634, it doesn't matter. My distinction is relevant. Blk immigrants are being used to hide our failure as descendants of American Chattel Slaves. According to the wealth data half of our race are not worth a dollar collectively. My personal ambitions have nothing to do with that number but my argument has everything to do with the history of this country and how we were disenfranchised from wealth.
I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this documentary, thank you SO MUCH for sharing this 🙏🏾 Our community needs the world to see more stories like this. I will be sharing it with my children. 😭❤️ If we can see it, we can BE it. Thank you!
In a way, I feel like that phase limits our potential to believe in ourselves. In our diaspora, there are so many examples of "firsts" that didn't allow themselves to be limited just because no other person or Black person had ever done it before. Yes, it's encouraging and it helps inspire others to know they can achieve as well, but I believe we equally need to have faith within ourselves and our God to envision our success, by realizing the greatness that lies within. As evidenced here, we have agency to be our own firsts. If there's one area of expertise we collectively have, it's to make a way out of no way. ❤️
All the people who were interviewed in this video are so humble and kind. I love them and wish them every success in life. It takes guts to give up your kidney to someone and it would terrify me. What a selfless act!
I like this I dont know how i got it I am from Botswana Africa so how do you apply pepole that are in a difficult sechoation I lost my job my husband lost has job we are struggling financially that we don't have food and my husband is not well
This has been so encouraging, thank you so much! Just a point to note - you have every right to America and any other part of the world where you have significantly affected in positive ways. Our white brothers and sisters are called Americans, Australians, Canadians, New Zealanders, English (even the English are immigrants in the UK), therefore there is no reason we cannot claim, in addition to being Africans, the full citizenship of countries where we have every legal and dare I say, moral right to be.
I had to read this multiple times to get what you were saying but it make total sense. I believe she’s saying that white people are immigrants themselves! They weren’t the original people of America, so everyone as immigrants should have equal rights to the opportunities America offers.
What struck me the most is how they are all true to their cultures. I think that is their secret to success. You have to keep a part of yourself. Love this positive and inspiring video! The woman is so humble and is so tenacious! She blew my mind away!
its not really the culture. it is determination and resilience you can find in some people from all races or creed. working harder on yourself by consistently seeking a way out like Jim Rohn will say (The great motivational speaker). les brown will say never give-up, Brian Tracy said find a way to be unstoppable. great motivational speakers to learn from.
@@wisdomandlove1661 Yes, you're right. You can be a genius, but without motivation and tenacity too, you'll remain complacent. You can have average intelligence, with lots of motivation and tenacity, then there's no limits to you can achieve.
@@loveppl6999 he knows it’s a continent - but we are a continent like no other because we see each other as brothers at home and in the diaspora, despite politicians trying to keep us divided.
Watching from South Africa! Such a progressively inspiring documentary. It is deeply gratifying finally witnessing people of my own race,more of African descendant breaking the mould,creating new wealth legacy for the next generations & changing the narrative about being black & African. Thank you!
Proud of all Nigerians / Africans doing well in America and all over the world!!! Congratulations 🎊 I know I can Be what I wanna be If I work hard at it I'll be where I wanna be I know I can (I know I can) Be what I wanna be (be what I wanna be) If I work hard at it (If I work hard it) I'll be where I wanna be (I'll be where I wanna be) Be, b-boys and girls, listen up You can be anything in the world, in God we trust An architect, doctor, maybe an actress But nothing comes easy, it takes much practice Like, I met a woman who's becoming a star Song credit : NAS
@@obofranck1457 Bro Troller… you already said that a thousand times… on your comments. Anyway there are always going to be haters. When you are trying to do something Good or get rich 🤑 there are always oppositions.
Consistently investing with proper guidance in quality dividend paying companies is a relatively easy strategy to create wealth. Well, I copy trade from daily signals of Mr Sam.
Unfortunately they cannot erase the Haitian history, this is the main reason why they want erase Haiti out of this planet. The master of universe will not let it happen!!!!
This was amazing! As an African American business owner, I'm so inspired by each individual featured and their journey. Dr Kolade's segment was truly touching., as well as Adissa Barry and Douglas Eze. I think I'll rewatch it with my family and staff! So glad they serve as an example to all of us who desire to make it in life.
@Mr. No Weapon (The Prince Of The Talkbox) Same difference ethnic africans are people from continental africa and they too are black, we however are black-american, african-american, American. Same difference National origin: American USA Race: Black Ethnicity: African American
@mrnoweapon This statement has all kinds of flaws. Why? Just because you’ve never been somewhere doesn’t make you not part of that place. A child adopted from Kenya by white Americans doesn’t make this child white or any less Kenyan/African. Your dna, phenotype, culture, spirituality and mentality says you’re African.
You know that there are over 100,000 African American millionaires in America right ? You should be inspired by your own people but the media doesn’t promote AAs in a positive light
@@Abstract.Noir414 you're not an "African American" bruh. An African American is a person from Africa that resides in America. Elon Musk is an African American. You are a Foundational Black American. You are the foundation of America. Without the 300 year captivity of our people there would be no America.
Proud of you our brothers and sister. Big brains and humbleness are the reason you're where you're!!! God bless you and thank you for the enlightenment!!!
This documentary is a wonderful inspiration and very uplifting that will encourage African Americans as well as other individuals to dream big, and follow their passion to do amazing things to build wealth and prosperity. Leaving a legacy for your family for years to come.
I found this to be very inspirational. Thanks to the producers and my beautiful brothers and sister for sharing their stories. I am a Nigerian immigrant, an entrepreneur and on my way to making millions. More important than money is the journey, the experience, and the growth. I am thankful. I feel blessed, I want to give back, to serve and bless others.
I love these stories! I am American born but African in my heart. Generational wealth is so very important that is why me and a couple other women of color started a peer to peer community with five people and now we’re at 350 people we are very proud to know that we are passing our wealth within our community and building as we go. You don’t need the govt to support you, you just need faith in your own community to build financial freedom!
I cant tell you how happy I am to see people that look like me on this documentary. This is very encouraging. I just bought Douglas Eze book. I will not let this information go without action from me. This is eye opening. I am crying because this is what society should see positivity and the beauty and strength in all of their stories. Thank You so much for this.
Now these are the STRONG AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERS us Americans are SUPER PROUD OF! Such great humans who are contributing more than most American born citizens are!! I had tears when the DR. broke down about his story being assaulted and when he said crying is a sign of strength I was just wanted to give him a hug. He is a great guy. Just like Douglas who gave his kidney as well as the woman who helped out the other woman without boasting. WOW THESE PEOPLE DESERVE MORE PRAISE! I hope all of these individuals get more praise the truly truly truly deserve it! I send blessings all your way!!
At 24:20 I will say that I fully agree with him. Men have emotions. We do cry. Pushing to hide that fact has affected so many of us and eatin away at our souls. Good on him for showing a better way. Good on him for getting back up!
Sorry to ask but what is the use in being proud of them if they aren’t using their skills and knowledge to help their own country? If they really want a better life why not create it at home instead of begging to other people to give it to them!
@@williamwong4040 No. You're just mad. That can be said about any immigrant group. What is wrong with being proud of someone? You wanted to say something negative.
@@KayDejaVu sorry to sound rude but pride and admiration is only for those who are worthy of it. It’s only when one uses their strengths and capabilities into serving those who are most in need that they deserve respect.
Love the lady. She reeks of Empathy, Mercy and Love for others. Just like my cousin. Trying to go above and beyond for others. Never looks at herself if she needs anything.
@@obofranck1457 I understand your frustration. However they shine a light by showing us what we as Africans are capable of if given the proper environment to succeed. We can go far. Maybe you should analyse what are the major causes that make our Motherland toxic to live in at times when it should be a paradise. Hint, hint, toxic leaders, toxic role models, corruption, greed,wink,wink. That way we can find a solution to get rid of them and move forward instead of 30 steps back.
These stories were very inspiring. I am an immigrant to Canada who came here qualified in my field however, had a hard time getting a good paying job. So I went back to university, changed career and is quite happy with what I am doing now. Sometimes, I wish I had started earlier in this field (an educator) or had the opportunity to go to university right after high school but that was not the case as I had no support from my father who abandoned me. (I worked and siezed the opportunity later on to attend university in my country). However, I am grateful to god that I am doing something that I love and is passionate about and that is making a difference in childrens' lives. You have to carve you own path to success.
Patricia. It is not how long it takes you to get to your destination, as long you get there. I started teaching at twenty-one in Junior High School, I was only 8 years older than my students. Remember that your past experience will make you a better teacher!!!
This is the type of YT content I send my children to listen to,apart from what I teach and advise them. The road ain’t easy but there are forces that guide you. Be good. Bless God
Very inspirational; I like how these African immigrants came to the United States and became millionaires. It inspires me as a 2nd generation immigrant to take advantage of entrepreneurship and to continue to educate myself.
My uncle leaves in Nigeria known, but as far back 2011 when I went to visit he had a large hospital in savannah and leaves in this massive mansion in an estate with a golf course. I was proud of what he had done
May God help us to be part of those kinds of achievements. Special Congratulations to the woman my compatriot from Burkina Faso 🇧🇫. Work hard and wise.
Proud of these achievements especially Addisa. Imagine such a brilliant individual with huge potential denied opportunities just because of her racial background. Yet she overcame the boundaries to become a huge success. Africans living in the white man's land are faced with huge barriers in job search and to rise to this level is beyond remarkable.
@@nowayoutT No this is the divide that keeps us African and Black American brothers and sisters apart. Once we all understand that we are one and we all need each other then we will be great together. Also when you speak don't generalize as many Africans love Black Americans don't put the good Africans with the ignorant Africans that don't understand.
@@nowayoutT I don't leave in New York and I don't know any African cab owners but in my company, I have many black Americans that work in my business and are doing some great things.
Very inspirational stories! They faced incredible odds, but didn't let that stop them! I love this and want to see more stories of my people winning!!!
Africa provides the resilience, America gives equal opprtunity for those willing to take it. God perfects it all. Wow, 43 mins passed so fast. We need more of these life lessons.
No no no america do not give you equal opportunities they give it to ppl that dont challenge the system so if your a good boy or girl and do as the higher up say you will be good but soon as you try to help ppl in your community you are a target
Wow! This is very emotional, fall wakeup again, fall wakeup again, but don't fall for the same Mistakes. Guys you are the epitome of African bravery and resilience. Am humbled, God Bless you all you made us proud to be African.
This is amazing, I went to university for the first time at the age of 33 with 0 education and 3 small children. It was the best thing I ever did. Now I am approaching 40, still in university and I will not stop until I become a doctor.
Good luck ❤
Good for you! Wishing you lots of success :)
All the best Gemma Joseph. Only the sky is the limit. Congratulations and all the best in all your endeavors.❤
so proud keep it up
Hey how did you do it
Hands down, the lady from Burkina Faso. She beat EXTREME odds compared to all. Language barrier, RACISM AND sexism in her carrier. Just wow.
I'm pretty sure we met once. She is this really sweet person.
Nigerians will always do well, anywhere they go. Kudos!
I am from the Caribbean, and I am proud of you guys... Your DNA is inside of me.
💕💕💕💕
Bless you sister
Yes indeed @Hortense Clarke. We are one people! Much love sis 💕
We are proud of you our Carribean family.
hortenseclarke- You should be more specific and say which country in the Caribbean you are from for the Caribbean is not A country but a region made of many of many different cultures, ethnicities, languages...etc...
“When I fall, I get back up. When I fall, I learn why I fall” That’s the key to success
As a fellow Nigerian medical doctor in the USA I am so inspired by my predecessors. I will share my story soon!!! This video is what I needed to watch towards the end of the year!!! I am so pumped!!!
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINGLE MOM!!! WATCH THIS TH-cam CHANNEL AND BE MOTIVATED
can you be my mentor ? i am an RN and taking med school classes im 23 years
rooting for you 🇳🇬❤️..
see you at the top!
Rooting for you Iphie! Go and make us proud!
Humility and brains never gets old. All of these people are so blessed.
The only model that America has for Africa is Lebanon not Israel.. Millionaires abroad, under-developed at home...
Strong men cry because they have emotions
Right @@eddierocksteady5740
I'm a somali American, who just hit the million dollar mark. Hard work pays off my fellow africans. Never get too comfortable, always move around and check out different sector. Thanks for the video VOA.
Keep going brother
Really Faarax?
Congrats 🎉
Congratulations … you hit the million but now is all others millions which are going to come out there to hit yourself further up now , money calls money 💰 !!! All my best wishes .. one day you’ll be billionaire !!!! 🙏🏽
Congrats brother!!!🍾👏🎊🎉💕💯
I cried and smiled....What a beautiful documentary, so inspiring...I'm an African immigrant here in the US and will share my story of victory and success soon!
Same! Can’t wait.
Let’s talk sir. I’d like to share with u opportunities.
Thank you all for loving and sharing this video. As a director it is always humbling to see the change your work is capable of doing!!! Keep sharing!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed watching 👀! Thank you for sharing the love to someone else. ❤️
true true doc......proud of you....
My African brothers and sisters. I am Haitian and I support you 100%... Our own countries did not give us the opportunity, we came here and did well!!!!
We support you back
Weak and ignorant talk...
How many Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Indian, German, Swiss, Swedish etc.. Millionaires in the US ?
We love our Haitian brothers and sisters too. 😍😍😍😍
The only model that America has for Africa is Lebanon not Israel.. Millionaires abroad, under-developed ( failed State) at home...
This documentary makes me even more grateful for my parents and "aunties", proudly Nigerian-American. We work so hard while going through immense challenges and it shows.
The only model that America has for Africa is Lebanon not Israel.. Millionaires abroad, under-developed at home...
The only model that America has for Africa is Lebanon not Israel.. Millionaires abroad, under-developed at home...
Pure propaganda documentary of VOA, as usual... So much poor people, in a country that don't like black people....
Inspirational
You're a biblical Jew, a Hebrew woman, an Israelite. Igbos are not Nigerian, Biko stop.
“The definition of a business man is someone who takes risks. The risk can be negative or positive. He or she must be mentally prepared for whatever the outcome will be.” -Adissa.
Just wow! This is really inspiring.
Just like the Trippie dude
That was all that was locked in my brain 🧠 as I’m about to start a brand new business adventure that I do not know much about…I have to brand that in my mind…I have to take risks and I must be prepared for whatever the outcome either positive or negative but hopefully positive 😆
@@emems.8088 all the best!! Am also about to start a project have always wanted to, i hope everything goes well with us! What's your instagram @?
Isaac Newton took the greatest risk: he did not marry, and invested all his time in knowledge. The greatest risk is when a man does not marry, for no one would respect him in human society.
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Congratulations to all successful Black Africans , Black Americans & Black people all over the world who have worked hard to become successful! Don’t hate congratulate!
Amen 🙏🏾!
You meant #BrownSkin as brown, not so-called, black. That's caste system brainwashing. They are indigenous Africans.
YES LETS USE THEIR SUCCESS TO MOTIVATE...CONGRATS BROTHERS
AND SISTERS
Congratualations to all the African Americans making it big out there.
Absolutely!
Crying is not a sign of weakness it's a sign of strength we cry because we feel and because we understand. I clicked on this video because of the thumbnail but what i got was way better 😌 these stories truly touched me.
The doctor is my favorite... he's so calm.. passionate.. zero pride... actually cares about people.... uses words like blessings and cares about mental health.... I hope he keeps soaring!!!!!!!
He my favourite too he is wonderful kind of man
I'm Asian American and have many brilliant Nigerian colleagues in my field of private equity. African students in general have an excellent reputation in corporate America, often attend top schools, the ivy league, have engineering backgrounds, work in tech, high finance, consulting, law etc. They are also the sweetest people and make good friends.
Thank you. I love asian family values so I married a woman from laos
Thank you so much!!!!xo
what about black americans?
@@spillaking Are uou saying that African woman don't have "family values?" This is really interesting..
@@Cici_mimi lol Thats not what he's saying. Simply paying a compliment to the Asian upbringing.
The lady from Burkina Faso is killing it. She had more obstacles to overcome than the rest - immigrant, female, couldn’t speak English, white male dominated industry, new mom, etc in the 80s. Yoh!! Can’t imagine what she had to content with.
She Pissed them Brad off, U better believe that.
Well said, it's called determination, just as NAS the rapper sang ,
I know I can
Be what I wanna be
If I work hard at it
I'll be where I wanna be
I know I can (I know I can)
Be what I wanna be (be what I wanna be)
If I work hard at it (If I work hard it)
I'll be where I wanna be (I'll be where I wanna be)
Be, b-boys and girls, listen up
You can be anything in the world, in God we trust
An architect, doctor, maybe an actress
But nothing comes easy, it takes much practice
Like, I met a woman who's becoming a star
She's a star and a real Queen 👑❤
And yet instead of building her own country back up. She runs over here. Smh
i know they gave her hell smh..the thing we go thru smh
She's an absolute boss. So glad to have heard her story.
It’s wonderful to see Africans experiencing the American dream in America. Education is the key out of poverty!
Yep. My mother has a business degree and is on her way to getting another degree in the health care sector. Have an uncle and cousin who are both rich politicans. I work as a entertainer/actress. I'm proud of my African roots.
One need to work once this “education” is completed.
Don't want to argue, but that is half truth. PROPER education is the way out of poverty
Meaning just getting a degree can make you deeper into poverty, getting a degree or learning something that makes money gets you out of poverty, especially if you are black in America. College debt is one of the killers of black americans cause they don't get hired as much as their counterparts
I just want to make sure people understand this cause too many have ruined their lives from thinking just having a degree is it
In reality, getting money is the key to a healthy life, but if you are in dire straights a degree is a first step if you have no other opportunities. America is so beautiful cause our ancestors fought so we can have so many options to make money, no need for JUST mainstream schooling
@@RealDealy This is true this is why people should look into community college as well as getting college credit through taking clep exams. Deac accredited colleges are an option too. This would eliminate student debt and poverty. This can be done while working a full time job.
@@missdesireindependance5194 no doubt! You gotta put more people onto those methods cause it would save so much time, and money
Most of the time we learn at the last minute or when it’s much harder to do then normal. If kids in junior h.s. Learn that, they could prepare their life in advance without all the unnecessary work just to live while in school. You think better when you have less stress, and we need the next generation to be more creative then now
We don’t produce products anymore as a country, just get jobs for greedy corporations, and bankers, (trust me I play that investment game), but we need more then that to be a robust country, again. I’m gonna put my future children in “Elon Musk’s” school. They teach kids how to think in creative ways to solve problems. That is how I think teaching should be done cause It creates thinkers that create new products, and that means big MONEY & POWER!
These are the people we as Africans should look up to, not our rich politicians whose wealth is questionable.
I totally agree with you 💯
Very true.
How is poisoning people for profit (big pharma, psyche drugs) commendable? Please explain to me how this helps the world's society ?
Yeah don't look up to Hushpuppi
Why are they not in Africa
I love this. Us jamaicans are here too and doing the same thing in may different fields. Bless up my african people
Awesome!👏👏👏God bless you all family.
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Didn't see video of jamaicans doing same thing
You don’t need to see a video. Just look into reality. We are everywhere. Not just sports and music my brother.
I am a Zimbabwean based in Zim and sometimes I feel discouraged but videos like motivate me
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Strong men cry Doc, that's the spirit of a real soldier.
As a Nigerian man who currently resides in the U.K. but loves, thinks about and prays for Nigeria almost everyday - I must say that I enjoyed watching this very much.
The man that cried - touched me very much.
Don’t worry greatness is in cycles. Nigerias greatness is next. Africas greatness is almost next.
I should be back in Nigeria next year. We have to rebuild our nation and our continent.
God bless.
Im from england nigerians here are very hard working and successful 🤝
@@alecgurney9305 I actually agree. The U.K. is way better than America when it comes to racial equality and access to wealth. Where I live in the U.K. is so diverse - Racism is almost non existent. Having said that - we still need to build our nation and our continent.
I have worked for some of the largest multinationals in the world building their businesses.
Then I stopped and setup a charitable organisation in the U.K.
Now we have to think about moving both to Nigeria and Africa so that we can create jobs, upskilling and development opportunities for our young people.
That is what will make Nigeria great. That is what will make Africa great. The question is are we hungry enough to work together to make it happen.
We will see.
@@m77ast currently I'm living in UAE.... struggling to put things together
I believe in Nigeria and all am looking at is to get enough money go back to Nigeria and startup an Automobile Technology company.
Replicate stuffs I've seen here and make sure I am a part of the greatness of Nigeria.
@@igweobi-emekaetuke6027 Brother - it is a fact that one who waits for all things to come together may end up waiting forever.
If the vision that we have is powerful enough to lead us into action - then surely it is powerful enough to lead us into action now.
Nevertheless, I am also of the mind that a wise man must carefully count the cost of his endeavours - not particularly for His own self gratification but to ensure that what he starts he is able to finish both efficiently and effectively.
My preparations for Nigeria and indeed for Africa have already begun. I believe the main work starts next year.
@DofA thanks - much appreciated. The elections, Politics and Banks do not affect what we are trying to achieve. The world has indeed changed. New ways of working have risen but we are still stuck in the past.
We have been blaming the Government and the politicians for far too long.
It’s high time we started to realise that those institutions may never change and if they do not change - we must move on.
In the same way that Governments took over from Monarchies - it could be the case that the people can start to think about doing away with the government - just putting the idea out there.
There is no point flogging a dead horse. Like all things which do not work - perhaps the government can be thrown into the dustbin.
What we are planning is quite radical in the change that it can bring especially to the lives of the people - please continue to pray for us.
Blessings.
I am so emotional watching this documentary. I am a student here in the US and it’s great to watch inspiring stories. With God everything is possible. I am shedding tears literally. I am overwhelmed however my faith has been provoked to even work hard and remain focused. I will realize my dreams one day. My Gos is a miracle worker and a promise keeper. Thank you once again for telling this story.
Consistency will pay, stay encouraged!
There was one common theme in their stories, they trust God, seek God and left it to God. You have already made the confession that God is a miracle worker and a promise keeper, now you have to just start thanking and praising God for what He will do for you. The stories are really inspiring.
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@@gordongordon1784hang in there dear, do not waver our God will see you through , just believe in him
I don't know how this video popped up on my recommendations but I'm glad it did 😊. The stories felt raw, real and honest. Made me super proud to be African.
There are no coincidences!!!
Same thing happened to me... I am happy I watched this
Right¿🥺😍 Me tooooooo
Thank you Africans
One day you be the there at the top
I cried listening to your story and your willingness to share and inspire. Thank you for making some of us stand tall.
24:30. The most touching part of this docu. The determination n joy in those happy tears ...
I can’t wait to share my own story one day... We Nigerians are so resilient👏🏽
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🔥❤ glad you enjoyed watching. Kepp shairing the love...
Honestly Nigerians love good things, Respect. Never loose your money.
Nigerians are great entrepreneurs
That's what i love from them
As a Caribbean born British woman, I am inspired by all the Nigerians featured in this documentary. I enjoyed watching this video and will recommend it to anyone who want and need to be inspired.
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Actually watched this video with my 10 year old daughter, and I told her I pray you get to tell a story like this one day. Very inspiring and motivating. Everyone can do it, just a change in mindset and be able to recognize this little opportunities that come knocking. My favorite quote from Doc Akin..' We Africans have brains, do not limit yourself in any way"
Africa is not a country 🙄
Parle de ton foutu pays
Do you watch Jim Nduruchi
Pray? 😡😡😡
Prayers don't work, you know. This guy might be an atheist.
Dreams with some hard work can come true. Never give up. It’s not over until it’s over! 🇳🇬
You said it all my friend
@john Does that’s a question only God can answer.
And it doesn’t matter how old you are. Nothing is ever too late and nothing is impossible if we focus and being intuitive. And a little bit of luck/blessing will do. Work hard and work smart.
@john does the same whyte western nation tht utilises african minerals.....lol where would u be without afrika....these africans are in america to take back wats theirs....so deal with it boy....
@John Does are u a Nigerian? I bet u there are many eze and akin doing it big in Nigeria...
Our people are so honest and humble. African love
Biggest thing that stood out to me in watching this documentary was the humbleness of the souls on display.
Glad I came across this comment
What was going through my mind the entire time watching this documentary
Yes I like ur comment. Pls can we be friends
As a African American I feel so inspired by this video. It's beautiful..
Ur in America
And?
I’m African and I Support the Original commenter 💯💯✌️💕
@@adochsophia4740 can you explain your comment? I'm just curious in knowing what you meant by it?
@@favouredWoman777 How are you doing?
I was asking her if she is leaving in America
I wanted to know,so that I can ask for some help dear
"I paid a bunch of folks... I wanted to learn from. And I don't mind investing to learn."
Wow, profound, masterfully stated. The strength, dedication, drive, and faith these bright individuals exudes. Wonderful examples.
Exactly. People want million dollar advice for free and often times don't appreciate KNOWLEDGE. They just want someone to "put them on."
"A business man is a man who takes risk and is mentally prepared of whatever the outcome might be !"
Good job my fellow Africans. Next step is to use these money, skills, knowledge, and network to help Africa.
Lol your investment is more secure here in usa 🇺🇸 than Africa ! Politics leaders will destroy and ruin your business and life !!! No way
We need to quit using the word 'help'. It is marginalizing.
Help who?
@@gloriamn9013 I agree. "Advance" may be a more neutral word.
African leaders won't let you do that. Many people have tried and failed.
From my perspective, this highlights the importance of having a competitive advantage as investors. Merely mirroring the market strategies of others is insufficient in achieving optimal results.> I am currently grappling with the decision to invest in the current market, as it presents both uncertainty and opportunity. Could you share your insights on this matter?
the recent market dip really shows that most people might not fully understand the financial factors at play. But don't worry, there's always room to learn and grow our financial knowledge!"
I have learned from past experience that basing market judgements and decisions solely on rumors and hearsay can lead to detrimental results. In 2020, I fell victim to such a situation and was left holding worthless positions in the market. To overcome this, I sought the assistance of a professional advisor and made significant changes to my portfolio. Over the past two years, I have worked with this advisor and have seen a growth of 750k in my portfolio, demonstrating that profitable opportunities can be found in both bullish and bearish market conditions, it is a matter of strategic investment approach.
True, we’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know alot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides yo help ?
My advisor *Jackson sten marsh* , is a highly respected financial consultant in the industry. For further information or to connect with him, a simple online search with his name will suffice. I wish you every success in your endeavors.
As a Kenyan based in Nairobi, this was so inspiring to me to see fellow Africans winning. Thank you for this, VOA!
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When the brother talked about being disrespected in his own country I felt that deeply!
I don't get how he was disrespected.. The other man simply told him what credentials he had.
@@INDIGO.GODDESS_573 I wonder, that is why i came to the comment section.
@@INDIGO.GODDESS_573 I also don’t get it, but then he’s from the Yoruba tribe part of Nigeria, they can be wired like that .
It’s probably the fact that the guy asked him what he’s doing there that hit hard. Like you don’t belong here, you are too low to be in here with me something like that. That’s the kind of feeling that will keep you up at night.
@@INDIGO.GODDESS_573 He asked him what he was doing there.
Now THIS is the content we need to see! We just started a channel sharing real black culture, history, and excellence. Now is our time to build generational wealth! 🙏🏾
🔥❤ glad you enjoyed watching. Keep shairing the love...
very inspiring...My husband is an Igbo man and as an American born woman...I thank God for meeting such a strong willed and determined human being.. he inspires me day in and out when I see how hard he works on his dreams. He has taught me so much about his culture. these stories remind me of all he has shared with me...transformation is sacrifice/ hard work , be a blessing to others.. no man can take what is yours! unfortunate how we were never given the narratives of how blessed our people and people who look like us are...this is just a very small glimpse of it ...I thank GOD for the freedom it brought to me in my professional life when I met my husband!
Thank God he didnt have to be crucified like the American Black man/ Judah!
@@willisjohnson5102 Stop being jealous of somebody’s success! We are one are oppressors may have spoken in different languages and or accents- but they are the same. We must build each other up.
@@PrettiBrownEyesMisha Absurd, in a capitalist system unethical behavior is required, for instance, when I went before city leaders no one cared if we polutted the whole city, as I was looking at them it dawn on me they were seeking to aquire MATERIAL posessions to give the appearance of success because they were in debt, but I knew being ethical is what Success is, offering tax breaks from the people's purse without their consent but we declined the breaks because we were sufficeint and just think their husbands, wives and children whom they taught to do the same saw them as successful ,SMH! So your not in America because of ETHICS, if that was the case you would still be in Africa!
@@willisjohnson5102 your victim mentality is what will hold you back.
@@willisjohnson5102 Igbo Hebrews are plenty persecuted in Nigeria!
African can do more than as we do only we stop being jealous of ourselves and concentrate with truth and hard work
That's absolutely correct
Fax, no printer and lean from each other.
I agree my bro
However we need to make it in Africa , Africa will never be respected until we change our Africans countries.
@@omzy8700 until the west take their hands of us including America. . We are both fighting the same war both African American and Africa with different methodologies, they both the same . we all we got.
A wise man once told me a few years ago when I was working in retail. "You want to know how to become a millionaire, be of service." that phrase stuck with me till this day.
You look so beautiful 😘
@@gendavidfrank2563 simp
What does it mean please?
@@muslima9599 it means nothing on the road to be a millionaire.
As a black woman living in the Caribbean diaspora, I am inspired!! Thank you Voice Of America!
I love the Dr when he cried. He was so strong. The lady that supported her country women. I love all of them. We shouldn’t loss our sense of community as Africans. We help each other, just like in our villages.
Yes, Me too.. But I'm also mad that he felt a need to explain his tears.. He should feel that he has to do that. I love a man who knows there's strength in crying, and not a weakness.. Black males are taught that crying is a weak trait... That is one of the most dangerous things taught to BLACK males.. TEACHING them that has CONTRIBUTED to a lot of pain and anguish that BLACK people go thru.. it makes the male DANGEROUS... because they don't know to handle and control their emotions.. that has proven to be a deadly combination.... when they are emotionally invested in someone..
I love African women sisterhood
What stood out to me the most out of each person in the documentary was their faith and resilience; not their wealth. Very humble people. Loved this!!
Please make this into a series, one documentary is not enough!!!! I think 1st generation African Americans and African immigrants will find this story particularly inspiring
They aren't first generation African Americans. African American is a ethnic group.
@@ivyrainbitch thank you! That was disturbing to read.
As a west African girl myself, this just makes me want to strive harder. Thank you so much for sharing
Have a wonderful life.
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I kept seeing this video on my feed and at last I watched it and it was such a blessing. So inspiring. There’s joy listening and learning from other people’s story. Though the journey isn’t easy, these individuals stepped out in faith. Everyone has a story to tell but we can always learn from someone’s journey. African & So Proud! It’s that reminder to not give up. You fall and you will rise back up again. The goal isn’t just becoming a millionaire but pursue your dreams and impact others for a purpose. There’s something in this life that we have been created to do. We are moving forward in faith and greatness with God on our side, all things are possible.
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As a successful Black American, I love hearing about other cultures and their experiences! Awesome documentary!
I hate hearing them because they blur the lines between blk ppl from American slavery who have no wealth and Africans that are descendants of those who sold slaves.
what are you successful doing?
@@naomitsegaye634, it doesn't matter. My distinction is relevant.
Blk immigrants are being used to hide our failure as descendants of American Chattel Slaves. According to the wealth data half of our race are not worth a dollar collectively. My personal ambitions have nothing to do with that number but my argument has everything to do with the history of this country and how we were disenfranchised from wealth.
Congrats on your success brother..
@@naomitsegaye634 cocaine and robbing Sephora! AA really paint Africans bad
I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this documentary, thank you SO MUCH for sharing this 🙏🏾 Our community needs the world to see more stories like this. I will be sharing it with my children. 😭❤️ If we can see it, we can BE it. Thank you!
Couldn't agree more 🤯❤️🙌🏽 and am reminded that access to education means EVERYTHING for us!
Absolutely agree! More stories like this!!
Excellent
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In a way, I feel like that phase limits our potential to believe in ourselves. In our diaspora, there are so many examples of "firsts" that didn't allow themselves to be limited just because no other person or Black person had ever done it before. Yes, it's encouraging and it helps inspire others to know they can achieve as well, but I believe we equally need to have faith within ourselves and our God to envision our success, by realizing the greatness that lies within. As evidenced here, we have agency to be our own firsts. If there's one area of expertise we collectively have, it's to make a way out of no way. ❤️
This was the best TH-cam video I have seen in many years! Do one on Caribbean Americans! 🇹🇹
All the people who were interviewed in this video are so humble and kind. I love them and wish them every success in life. It takes guts to give up your kidney to someone and it would terrify me. What a selfless act!
This brought joyful tears to my eyes. I see my parents, uncles and aunts in their eyes. The beauty of faith and hard work❤️
I like this I dont know how i got it I am from Botswana Africa so how do you apply pepole that are in a difficult sechoation I lost my job my husband lost has job we are struggling financially that we don't have food and my husband is not well
This has been so encouraging, thank you so much! Just a point to note - you have every right to America and any other part of the world where you have significantly affected in positive ways. Our white brothers and sisters are called Americans, Australians, Canadians, New Zealanders, English (even the English are immigrants in the UK), therefore there is no reason we cannot claim, in addition to being Africans, the full citizenship of countries where we have every legal and dare I say, moral right to be.
Wow. That statement....makes no sense whatsoever., but I will assume it has to do with getting things you didn't work for.
this is so beautifully said.i agree completely.
I had to read this multiple times to get what you were saying but it make total sense. I believe she’s saying that white people are immigrants themselves! They weren’t the original people of America, so everyone as immigrants should have equal rights to the opportunities America offers.
@@uoohknk6881white ppl are everywhere so shoul Africans be allowed to be everywhere too
@@MisRedBonz You always got to bring up white people like you are lost without them. smh
What struck me the most is how they are all true to their cultures. I think that is their secret to success. You have to keep a part of yourself. Love this positive and inspiring video! The woman is so humble and is so tenacious! She blew my mind away!
its not really the culture. it is determination and resilience you can find in some people from all races or creed. working harder on yourself by consistently seeking a way out like Jim Rohn will say (The great motivational speaker). les brown will say never give-up, Brian Tracy said find a way to be unstoppable. great motivational speakers to learn from.
@@wisdomandlove1661 Yes, you're right. You can be a genius, but without motivation and tenacity too, you'll remain complacent. You can have average intelligence, with lots of motivation and tenacity, then there's no limits to you can achieve.
They are just being themselves. No-one has the time to think of culture.
Love and honor my African brothers 🇯🇲
WHY DO SAY AFRICAN AS IF IT'S A COUNTRY
@@loveppl6999 he knows it’s a continent - but we are a continent like no other because we see each other as brothers at home and in the diaspora, despite politicians trying to keep us divided.
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@@johntrust6217 continent period
We love our Caribbean brothers and sisters as well. 😍😍😍
Watching from South Africa! Such a progressively inspiring documentary. It is deeply gratifying finally witnessing people of my own race,more of African descendant breaking the mould,creating new wealth legacy for the next generations & changing the narrative about being black & African. Thank you!
Bro same here, it is so refreshing people looking like us making it big. There is so many its just that we are not exposed so much to them.
Beautifully worded!🎉
A total contrast to how & why Nigerians are perceived here in South Africa . I schooled with them in exile, extremely resilient people.
Except us Africans don't want to see another African do the same in our African countries.
@@ayandasigxashe7198 Nigerians also flourish in SA
Proud of all Nigerians / Africans doing well in America and all over the world!!! Congratulations 🎊
I know I can
Be what I wanna be
If I work hard at it
I'll be where I wanna be
I know I can (I know I can)
Be what I wanna be (be what I wanna be)
If I work hard at it (If I work hard it)
I'll be where I wanna be (I'll be where I wanna be)
Be, b-boys and girls, listen up
You can be anything in the world, in God we trust
An architect, doctor, maybe an actress
But nothing comes easy, it takes much practice
Like, I met a woman who's becoming a star
Song credit : NAS
Weak and ignorant talk...
The only model that America has for Africa is Lebanon not Israel.. Millionaires abroad, under-developed at home...
but they can't use that wealth to save their own people's life in nigeria. He is paying taxes in USA and helping build America
@@mamizeehshonesty367 exactly
@@obofranck1457 Bro Troller… you already said that a thousand times… on your comments. Anyway there are always going to be haters. When you are trying to do something Good or get rich 🤑 there are always oppositions.
These are the stories we need to see more of, positivity, and living well.
Consistently investing with proper guidance in quality dividend paying companies is a relatively easy strategy to create wealth. Well, I copy trade from daily signals of Mr Sam.
Always a pleasure to see lovely people doing well for themselves. Onwards and upwards.
This is inspirational, my African people are intelligent, educated, resilient and caring. God bless 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
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what a wonderful documentary ❤.. Haitian - American are working just as hard to acquire the American dream 🇭🇹
Unfortunately they cannot erase the Haitian history, this is the main reason why they want erase Haiti out of this planet. The master of universe will not let it happen!!!!
Yup! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
@@blackwidowrowe6271
@@blackwidowrowe6271 they can't
What’s the American Dream 🤔
What’s a Haitian American if everybody come from Africa why Not be African Haitian or Haitian African
This was amazing! As an African American business owner, I'm so inspired by each individual featured and their journey. Dr Kolade's segment was truly touching., as well as Adissa Barry and Douglas Eze. I think I'll rewatch it with my family and staff! So glad they serve as an example to all of us who desire to make it in life.
If you have the chance come & invest in Africa there plenty of opportunities for you here, plenty of resources but lack of capital
@Mr. No Weapon (The Prince Of The Talkbox) Same difference ethnic africans are people from continental africa and they too are black,
we however are black-american, african-american, American. Same difference
National origin: American USA
Race: Black
Ethnicity: African American
@mrnoweapon This statement has all kinds of flaws. Why? Just because you’ve never been somewhere doesn’t make you not part of that place. A child adopted from Kenya by white Americans doesn’t make this child white or any less Kenyan/African. Your dna, phenotype, culture, spirituality and mentality says you’re African.
You know that there are over 100,000 African American millionaires in America right ? You should be inspired by your own people but the media doesn’t promote AAs in a positive light
@@Abstract.Noir414 you're not an "African American" bruh. An African American is a person from Africa that resides in America. Elon Musk is an African American. You are a Foundational Black American. You are the foundation of America. Without the 300 year captivity of our people there would be no America.
I didn't know how much I needed to see this video. I was so intrigued and inspired by the speakers. Well done and continue to be blessed.
Proud of you our brothers and sister. Big brains and humbleness are the reason you're where you're!!! God bless you and thank you for the enlightenment!!!
Thank you for the support
Very giving, very humble and faith filled individuals. Am glad I stopped by.This is a positive mental shift for me .
Thank you and we are glad you stopped by too
This documentary is a wonderful inspiration and very uplifting that will encourage African Americans as well as other individuals to dream big, and follow their passion to do amazing things to build wealth and prosperity. Leaving a legacy for your family for years to come.
Congrats to the lady from Burkina Faso she looks so humble and down to heart.
I loved this video. All the persons shown are humble and educated.All praises to the most high for his mercies towards us.
I found this to be very inspirational. Thanks to the producers and my beautiful brothers and sister for sharing their stories. I am a Nigerian immigrant, an entrepreneur and on my way to making millions. More important than money is the journey, the experience, and the growth. I am thankful. I feel blessed, I want to give back, to serve and bless others.
Amazing!
Same 🖤
Happy to hear that
I'm so impressed with the stories of these millionaires they really are humble an touched my heart God bless each n everyone of you
This was absolutely fantastic to watch. Makes me so proud of our people! Do bring more of this. Thank you brothers & sisters for succeeding!
Now they can go home and build their country.
@@relaxationAges LOL
I love these stories! I am American born but African in my heart. Generational wealth is so very important that is why me and a couple other women of color started a peer to peer community with five people and now we’re at 350 people we are very proud to know that we are passing our wealth within our community and building as we go. You don’t need the govt to support you, you just need faith in your own community to build financial freedom!
This is amazing. I wish I was closer to you guys. I need women like your group to help build financial freedom.
I cant tell you how happy I am to see people that look like me on this documentary. This is very encouraging. I just bought Douglas Eze book. I will not let this information go without action from me. This is eye opening. I am crying because this is what society should see positivity and the beauty and strength in all of their stories. Thank You so much for this.
I like ur comment n want to be a friend from Ghana
So glad father and son reunited. Your fiancee is a very special woman to reunite you like that.
This was absolutely inspiring! Can’t wait to share my testimony as well!
Dougals’s story really touched me. The fact that he was willing to give up his kidney for someone else is amazing
Now these are the STRONG AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERS us Americans are SUPER PROUD OF! Such great humans who are contributing more than most American born citizens are!! I had tears when the DR. broke down about his story being assaulted and when he said crying is a sign of strength I was just wanted to give him a hug. He is a great guy. Just like Douglas who gave his kidney as well as the woman who helped out the other woman without boasting. WOW THESE PEOPLE DESERVE MORE PRAISE! I hope all of these individuals get more praise the truly truly truly deserve it! I send blessings all your way!!
At 24:20 I will say that I fully agree with him. Men have emotions. We do cry. Pushing to hide that fact has affected so many of us and eatin away at our souls. Good on him for showing a better way. Good on him for getting back up!
I’m in tears…I needed this. Launching 6 businesses at once. God help me.
Thankyou Dr Akin and the rest
This is so inspirational. I’m from Ghana and I’m so proud of you guys.
Good luck. Thank you.
I love positivity between Nigerians and ghanians. So, so much!
@@jeminem5450 Unless it's about Jollof Wars 😂
Proudly Ghanaian - American
As an African in US, I’m so proud of them. 🎉
Sorry to ask but what is the use in being proud of them if they aren’t using their skills and knowledge to help their own country? If they really want a better life why not create it at home instead of begging to other people to give it to them!
@@williamwong4040 You mad Mr. Wong?
@@shopece8807 no sir I ain’t just saying the truth
@@williamwong4040 No. You're just mad. That can be said about any immigrant group. What is wrong with being proud of someone? You wanted to say something negative.
@@KayDejaVu sorry to sound rude but pride and admiration is only for those who are worthy of it. It’s only when one uses their strengths and capabilities into serving those who are most in need that they deserve respect.
Love the lady. She reeks of Empathy, Mercy and Love for others. Just like my cousin. Trying to go above and beyond for others. Never looks at herself if she needs anything.
Thanks lovely! Happiness comes from helping others. It’s my passion
that lady is so humble a true christian!
The only model that America has for Africa is Lebanon not Israel.. Millionaires abroad, under-developed at home...
@@obofranck1457 I understand your frustration. However they shine a light by showing us what we as Africans are capable of if given the proper environment to succeed. We can go far. Maybe you should analyse what are the major causes that make our Motherland toxic to live in at times when it should be a paradise. Hint, hint, toxic leaders, toxic role models, corruption, greed,wink,wink. That way we can find a solution to get rid of them and move forward instead of 30 steps back.
@@animes399 perfectly said.👍 I've said similar to folks who spoke like the commentor above.
These stories were very inspiring. I am an immigrant to Canada who came here qualified in my field however, had a hard time getting a good paying job. So I went back to university, changed career and is quite happy with what I am doing now. Sometimes, I wish I had started earlier in this field (an educator) or had the opportunity to go to university right after high school but that was not the case as I had no support from my father who abandoned me. (I worked and siezed the opportunity later on to attend university in my country). However, I am grateful to god that I am doing something that I love and is passionate about and that is making a difference in childrens' lives. You have to carve you own path to success.
Gad saves yaaaa! Patricia
Keep Winning Patricia
How much is it paying per month on average?
It take time
Patricia. It is not how long it takes you to get to your destination, as long you get there. I started teaching at twenty-one in Junior High School, I was only 8 years older than my students. Remember that your past experience will make you a better teacher!!!
This is the type of YT content I send my children to listen to,apart from what I teach and advise them. The road ain’t easy but there are forces that guide you. Be good. Bless God
Very inspirational; I like how these African immigrants came to the United States and became millionaires. It inspires me as a 2nd generation immigrant to take advantage of entrepreneurship and to continue to educate myself.
I respect and salute Nigerians!!!
This is an amazing documentary. I am so glad that I took the time to view it.
My uncle leaves in Nigeria known, but as far back 2011 when I went to visit he had a large hospital in savannah and leaves in this massive mansion in an estate with a golf course. I was proud of what he had done
What is his name? Use to live in Savannah
May God help us to be part of those kinds of achievements. Special Congratulations to the woman my compatriot from Burkina Faso 🇧🇫. Work hard and wise.
Proud of these achievements especially Addisa. Imagine such a brilliant individual with huge potential denied opportunities just because of her racial background. Yet she overcame the boundaries to become a huge success. Africans living in the white man's land are faced with huge barriers in job search and to rise to this level is beyond remarkable.
Wow, listening to their stories really made me feel proud for being African. Our resilience and determination is something truly out of this world.
We are made to fight
@@iamdouglaseze thank you guys for making work
@@nowayoutT No this is the divide that keeps us African and Black American brothers and sisters apart.
Once we all understand that we are one and we all need each other then we will be great together.
Also when you speak don't generalize as many Africans love Black Americans don't put the good Africans with the ignorant Africans that don't understand.
@@nowayoutT I don't leave in New York and I don't know any African cab owners but in my company, I have many black Americans that work in my business and are doing some great things.
@@iamdouglaseze waw so nice to watch this, and know that we Africans are hard working.
Am from Uganda and a midwife but jobless.
Can I get some help?
Very inspirational stories! They faced incredible odds, but didn't let that stop them! I love this and want to see more stories of my people winning!!!
Love love Dr Akin's story....You are a great man.
Africa provides the resilience, America gives equal opprtunity for those willing to take it. God perfects it all. Wow, 43 mins passed so fast. We need more of these life lessons.
No no no america do not give you equal opportunities they give it to ppl that dont challenge the system so if your a good boy or girl and do as the higher up say you will be good but soon as you try to help ppl in your community you are a target
True words!
Wow! This is very emotional, fall wakeup again, fall wakeup again, but don't fall for the same Mistakes. Guys you are the epitome of African bravery and resilience. Am humbled, God Bless you all you made us proud to be African.