Hey Family I hope you are all doing well, this video is all about #wodemaya behind scenes in Angola, soon I will be posting my interview with Wodemaya concerning his experience in Angola. Today is his last day here in Angola, I’m already anyway see you soon and I hope you enjoy the video. If you are new here don’t forget to supporting me by subscribe to my channel and leave your thumbs up. Love you all.
Gostei de ver um dos melhores TH-camr de África na nossa capital. Mas gostaria de ver ele a entrevistar jovens empreendedores q saíram da Europa para empreender em Angola, também podiam falar das relações Angola Gana, se é q existe uma e por último não menos importante falassem do processo dele d viagem se foi burocrático
Do processo da viagem dele ele fará um vídeo especial para tal, entretanto tem uma entrevista que fiz com ele onde partilha um pouco sobre o processo e com certeza teve muita burocracia.
@@FindirelaYeza yah entendo. Eles nao querem concorrentes 😂. Tenta fazer com Fly squad acho ele mais simples e também dará um boost no teu canal, no dele e etc.
Beautiful Africa your love, compassion and empathy surely can be seen @WodeMayo. With the trials and tribulations you have to love Africa no matter what, I certainly do❤
I am delighted that Mr Ghana Baby made it to my beautiful country. Great respect for the work you do showcasing our great continent, its people, culture and self-determination. Love you my brother...
This is like the only African narrated vlog about Angola on TH-cam . ⭐ I looked for Apartment searching videos and Angola videos I can't find mich to any. Post some of those videos 📸
Most African countries show that they have the potential to grow and uplift their people. They only need governments that care about the locals, it seems most places built well are places for tourists and not the local people
Findirela I've missed you a lot since you left to Angola. I was following you when in Ghana. One of my favorites video was when you interviewed two ivoirien sisters.If not Wode Maya coming to Angola l would've missed your name.
Are you from Angola. I am from Zimbabwe and when i last visited late 1990s i was dissapoibted. The hotels then were super expensive and some working people living a few miles from the city centre were using community boreholes for their water. Very nice peope. Off course the coastline was splendid, a lot of very expensive high end restaurants catering to the well off off shore oil wprkers and expatriate community. Dos Santos family like all other African dictators plundered the resources. Angola like the Democratic Reoublic of Congo its neighbor should be one of the richest countries in Africa. All the best to Amgola.
In late 90s we were struggling with a civil war, actually it was in its worst part and there is no way you can compare with ours days... And only a misinformed people can compare the situation in Congo with Angola.
@@kenda490 You obvioously do not understand English clearly and that's alright because I assume you speak Portuguese. I did not compare DRC and Angola. I just brought up the DRC to say that the DRC and Angola should be some of the richest countries in Africa based on their size and natural resources. I do see that Angola has improved quite a lot.
What I don't like about this country is that they are mentally alienated to where not even a single local language is WIDELY spoken in a big city . In Luanda ,capital city, everyone speaks Portuguese . The names of the Luanda districts/ boroughs are in Portuguese, etc And they ( Angolans ) seem to be proud of it .
It's everywhere on the continent, people are proud of their colonisers things than their own, maybe because our leaders are still colonised as well and they see nothing wrong with it. So the people will just follow the leaders, plus the leaders haven't done so much to uplift the masses.
@heathermtetwa1579 Thanks for replying. It's NOT everywhere on the continent . For example, in my country, Congo Kinshasa, all districts ,boroughs, neighborhoods, etc, ABSOLUTELY all of them are in local languages . This is thanks to the Mobutu cultural revolution he installed in Congo in 1971 . Remember, Kinshasa used to be called Leopoldville , Lumbashi ( 2nd biggest city ) was ElizabetVille, now it's called Lubumbashi. And in Congo we only use French in administration matters, official documents, etc But in real life, we use 4 major national languages, which are Lingala ( the most spoken language) , Kiswahili, Kikongo, and Tshiluba .
Hey Family I hope you are all doing well, this video is all about #wodemaya behind scenes in Angola, soon I will be posting my interview with Wodemaya concerning his experience in Angola.
Today is his last day here in Angola, I’m already anyway see you soon and I hope you enjoy the video.
If you are new here don’t forget to supporting me by subscribe to my channel and leave your thumbs up.
Love you all.
Angola became independent from Portugal only in 1975. After independence a 27-year-long civil war raged in the country until 2002.
Gostei de ver um dos melhores TH-camr de África na nossa capital. Mas gostaria de ver ele a entrevistar jovens empreendedores q saíram da Europa para empreender em Angola, também podiam falar das relações Angola Gana, se é q existe uma e por último não menos importante falassem do processo dele d viagem se foi burocrático
Infelizmente os empreendedores Angolanos rejeitam em fazer entrevistas, têm receio de partilhar o processo deles.
Do processo da viagem dele ele fará um vídeo especial para tal, entretanto tem uma entrevista que fiz com ele onde partilha um pouco sobre o processo e com certeza teve muita burocracia.
@@FindirelaYeza yah entendo. Eles nao querem concorrentes 😂. Tenta fazer com Fly squad acho ele mais simples e também dará um boost no teu canal, no dele e etc.
This is great to know about Angola watching from Sierra Leone west Africa
Am from Namibia 🇳🇦. Wode Maya brought me Here ❤
Beautiful Africa your love, compassion and empathy surely can be seen @WodeMayo. With the trials and tribulations you have to love Africa no matter what, I certainly do❤
Angola to the world....absolutely beautiful city....Woode Maya send me here .
Wonderful
ANGOLA DESERVE MORE SO HAPPY WODE MAYA FINALLY MADE IN ANGOLA LOVE FROM SENEGAL WEST AFRICA I JUST SUSCRIB
Thank you very much you are welcome to my channel
❤Big hugh for the Gana baby Wode Maya…Thanks for visiting our loved country.
I see the beautiful Angola but those ladies are pretty watching from SA much ❤️
Thank you
Glad to see my brother finally in Angola
Yep, me too.
I am delighted that Mr Ghana Baby made it to my beautiful country. Great respect for the work you do showcasing our great continent, its people, culture and self-determination. Love you my brother...
I'm planning to visit Angola before year end
A journey through Africa through the inter webs makes you wanna move!
we thank you for taking us through Africa...stay blsss ❤move🇬🇭🇬🇭
I've been waiting for long, finally the video is in.
Great man wode maya 👏👏
Subscribed because of Wode Maya❤️🇬🇭
Just subscribe from Ghana because of Wodemanya
Thank you
Angola is so beautiful 😍 🤩 👌
Very interesting video ❤😊😊
That wode Maya song is really nice. He needs to interview the singer.
Big up wode,welcome to Angola bro
Keeping up dear sis our beautiful Angola/ Luanda much love❤
At 4:04 That beans that Wode Maya is eating reminds me of red red in ghana
My country 🤙🏿.
I can't wait to visit Angola too❤
You will be welcome
Maya finally in Beautiful Angola.
Wode Maya fun in the house 🎉
I definitely wanna visit Angola
You are welcome
Angola 😎👍👍👍
This is like the only African narrated vlog about Angola on TH-cam . ⭐ I looked for Apartment searching videos and Angola videos I can't find mich to any. Post some of those videos 📸
Yes I will but you can check my other videos too
Laci pedro have a couple vids,she's an Angolan living in the US...🎉
Most African countries show that they have the potential to grow and uplift their people. They only need governments that care about the locals, it seems most places built well are places for tourists and not the local people
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Delusional Creatures I Know Dat Mbunda Creatures😂😂😂😂
😢😂😂I miss you my lovely country 🇦🇴💯🇺🇸
Findirela I've missed you a lot since you left to Angola. I was following you when in Ghana. One of my favorites video was when you interviewed two ivoirien sisters.If not Wode Maya coming to Angola l would've missed your name.
Wow thank you very much I appreciate your comment .
With all the riches the people are suffering like crazy....is only the coastline that is developed...yu need to see the rest of the country😢😢😢😢
exactly what I was trying to say. he should visit the outskirts of Luanda and see the extreme poverty!
@@valmir144are you sure that the of country are poor? What about Lubango, Benguela, Huambo, Cabinda, Mocamedes ?
Are you from Angola. I am from Zimbabwe and when i last visited late 1990s i was dissapoibted. The hotels then were super expensive and some working people living a few miles from the city centre were using community boreholes for their water.
Very nice peope. Off course the coastline was splendid, a lot of very expensive high end restaurants catering to the well off off shore oil wprkers and expatriate community. Dos Santos family like all other African dictators plundered the resources. Angola like the Democratic Reoublic of Congo its neighbor should be one of the richest countries in Africa. All the best to Amgola.
In late 90s we were struggling with a civil war, actually it was in its worst part and there is no way you can compare with ours days... And only a misinformed people can compare the situation in Congo with Angola.
@@kenda490 You obvioously do not understand English clearly and that's alright because I assume you speak Portuguese. I did not compare DRC and Angola. I just brought up the DRC to say that the DRC and Angola should be some of the richest countries in Africa based on their size and natural resources. I do see that Angola has improved quite a lot.
What I don't like about this country is that they are mentally alienated to
where not even a single local language is WIDELY spoken in a big city . In Luanda ,capital city, everyone speaks Portuguese . The names of the Luanda districts/ boroughs are in Portuguese, etc
And they ( Angolans ) seem to be proud of it .
It's everywhere on the continent, people are proud of their colonisers things than their own, maybe because our leaders are still colonised as well and they see nothing wrong with it. So the people will just follow the leaders, plus the leaders haven't done so much to uplift the masses.
@heathermtetwa1579 Thanks for replying. It's NOT everywhere on the continent .
For example, in my country, Congo Kinshasa, all districts ,boroughs, neighborhoods, etc, ABSOLUTELY all of them are in local languages . This is thanks to the Mobutu cultural revolution he installed in Congo in 1971 . Remember, Kinshasa used to be called Leopoldville , Lumbashi ( 2nd biggest city ) was ElizabetVille, now it's called Lubumbashi.
And in Congo we only use French in administration matters, official documents, etc
But in real life, we use 4 major national languages, which are Lingala ( the most spoken language) , Kiswahili, Kikongo, and Tshiluba .
Maybe keep working up u looking amazing
Wode Maya