Muhammed is a very smart business man. The fact that he operates his Bureau in such a good structured manner makes it easy to employ people fit for the roles available which is a good way of reducing unemployment and giving chance to people.
As a Gambian growing up in Gambia I have alot of experience regarding Gambian people. I could remember after I drop out from school grade 9 I was lucky to be accepted in Gambia technical training institutions GTTI I was doing automotive engineering (fitter) by that time. I could remember the challenges I faced, most people in Gambia if they see you work as a auto mechanic with your clothes dirty or not they looked down on you. Friends keep distance from me I could remember seeing friends or ex-classmate on the streets if I called them they will pretend like they don't know me or hear me calling them. But i wasn't mad i turned everything they did to me into motivation. Before finishing my studies in GTTI I got employed by a company that I attached myself to I was just dea doing practical because in GTTI dea was not enough time for practical works it's mostly theory. After working 4 years with the company I was able to save money and travel abroad. Guess what those people who were avoiding me by that time didn't achieved 1/3 of what I achieved as of today someof them will never you know why because Gambia bi dafa buga lu yomba. anything you doing or want to be in life never never listened to people negative thoughts about you just keep going one day you will reach there surely
One thing that still baffles me is the fact that Gambians are blocked and denied the chance to open businesses in their own country. It's sad but I am glad things are changing drastically.
I really like this piece. It reminds of my own childhood, from a typical peurl Futa family and upbringing. Dads presence was always felt. Our parents prepare us for the future by teaching us The Holly Quran which is key to our success. By the age of six you are taking responsibility, following a certain routine within the collective, that is meant to form you inorder to tackle life challenges. We learn skills even though we could have a high western education. Thanks for sharing.
He truly inspired me he’s my cousin and also my mentor at the same time and I like his way I can still remember the day he has his own License( Muha’s) and become a CEO I was very happy for him as he indeed really work hard to get where he is right now! Long live koto muha’s
So inspiring my humble CEO being successful in life u need to be self inspired n have the confident in u am glad that ur story is a motivation to us the the young entrepreneurs long live muha’s ❤
Assalamualaikum brother you should also interview BIGGIST Foreign exchange when you have the chance his a small business owner who has properties near tropic shopping center, serrekunda and brushubi these are the ones I'm aware of and his a good business man.
I am sorry but if music is haram then so is soccer too. Because when playing and it's time for prayers, football players won't stop the match to go and attend Salah.
Thanks to all
Much appreciated
Masha Allah!!! Me my dream is to work under you and be mentored by you.
Muhammed is a very smart business man. The fact that he operates his Bureau in such a good structured manner makes it easy to employ people fit for the roles available which is a good way of reducing unemployment and giving chance to people.
My car was future in the video you have to pay me for that 😂😂
Keep it real bro we ❤u
Masha Allah...he will inspire many...love it from Kenya 🇰🇪
As a Gambian growing up in Gambia I have alot of experience regarding Gambian people. I could remember after I drop out from school grade 9 I was lucky to be accepted in Gambia technical training institutions GTTI I was doing automotive engineering (fitter) by that time. I could remember the challenges I faced, most people in Gambia if they see you work as a auto mechanic with your clothes dirty or not they looked down on you. Friends keep distance from me I could remember seeing friends or ex-classmate on the streets if I called them they will pretend like they don't know me or hear me calling them. But i wasn't mad i turned everything they did to me into motivation. Before finishing my studies in GTTI I got employed by a company that I attached myself to I was just dea doing practical because in GTTI dea was not enough time for practical works it's mostly theory. After working 4 years with the company I was able to save money and travel abroad. Guess what those people who were avoiding me by that time didn't achieved 1/3 of what I achieved as of today someof them will never you know why because Gambia bi dafa buga lu yomba. anything you doing or want to be in life never never listened to people negative thoughts about you just keep going one day you will reach there surely
Thanks for sharing your story. Inspiring indeed
If all Gambian's can do things like this no complains will come out 🙏💖may Allah keep blessing you brother
Say it again and again
One thing that still baffles me is the fact that Gambians are blocked and denied the chance to open businesses in their own country.
It's sad but I am glad things are changing drastically.
I really like this piece. It reminds of my own childhood, from a typical peurl Futa family and upbringing. Dads presence was always felt.
Our parents prepare us for the future by teaching us The Holly Quran which is key to our success. By the age of six you are taking responsibility, following a certain routine within the collective, that is meant to form you inorder to tackle life challenges.
We learn skills even though we could have a high western education.
Thanks for sharing.
You’re an inspiration to me bro, keep the good work you’re doing 🙏🏿
Very interesting story
His dad definitely supported him from the start
This guy is definitely a role model
He truly inspired me he’s my cousin and also my mentor at the same time and I like his way I can still remember the day he has his own License( Muha’s) and become a CEO I was very happy for him as he indeed really work hard to get where he is right now! Long live koto muha’s
As an American Gambian. This was so lovely to watch ❤
So inspiring my humble CEO being successful in life u need to be self inspired n have the confident in u am glad that ur story is a motivation to us the the young entrepreneurs long live muha’s ❤
It is all about TRUST. Together We Stand
Interesting videos as always, keep up the good work 🎉
your an inspiration to many youths like myself! thumbs up to you bro.!
This is the best TH-cam channel outter +221. Keep it up Gano
Thank you!
Bro you are doing good, keep it up. You will make it 💪💪👍😍
He already made it
This is greatness 💪🏿🇬🇲❤
Much love to you brother stay bless ❤❤❤❤❤
Nice one keep going
You drop great videos love it
You doing great ❤🎉
I'm proud to be Gambian 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲
Thanks for the empire.
Very inspiring thanks
Mashaa Allah koto inspiring ❤
Gano at it again 🇬🇲👍❣️
Great job 👍👌👍
Great work!❤🙏🏾✨
Good job
So inspiring
Moha your successful business is from allah keeping in mind and be thankful
Brother never gave up regardless he got denied
Assalamualaikum brother you should also interview BIGGIST Foreign exchange when you have the chance his a small business owner who has properties near tropic shopping center, serrekunda and brushubi these are the ones I'm aware of and his a good business man.
Masha’Allah❤️❤️
Great contents
Please interview Fadeh of FnH his story is so inspiring
In Sha Allah
Go interview Barry's western union
Is the biggest
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✌💪🏾💪🏾😎
Ganno for president
Muha's i like the name ❤❤❤
sorry my brother but double check you title is not from nothing,he get capital from his father
How about when he started with his dad
Where did he get his capital
His title is not wrong so pls
Stop with the negative comment 😑
Muha; music is haram!
Support the soccer team, but please don’t support the musicians!
I am sorry but if music is haram then so is soccer too.
Because when playing and it's time for prayers, football players won't stop the match to go and attend Salah.
Great innovation keep it up @ganodidit @muhas
Thanks dude