'BA TIA NGAI MUNDUKI NA MUTU' I DO CONGOLESE PEOPLE SUPPORT EACH OTHER? I SEASON 3 - EPISODE 5
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Solola Bien Real Talk Season 3 Episode 5.
In this episode the Panellists engage in a very opiniated debate about our congolese businesses.
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Souvent ce qui me decourage a partir chez les business de nos conpatriote, c'est l'accueill.
Oke kosomba eloko epayi ya ndeko nayo congolais aza ko accueillir yo comme si aza na kanda, comme si aza na probleme nayo. Soki otuni quelque chose ezo repondre yo d'une maniere qui ne te donne meme pas envie de retourner dans son shop. c'est comme si ozo deranger ye. Mais quand c'est un client blanc, il va le recevoir avec consideration. Donc ba ndeko na biso ya ba congolais boyeba koyamba ba client, c'est tres important.
Rien que la vérité je l'ai constaté aussi
Exactement
GRAAVEEE
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triste verite mais ils sont les premiers a se pleindre qu'on ne les soutient pas. Je stresse pour gagner mon argent, qd je le depense j'ai qd mm envie de le faire agreablement.
Such important topic we can all learn and improve from! Let’s support each other
Ms gladis your giving me Lipaty vibes from Groupe Salongo omgg
Yes. But unfortunately you are married to a Nigerian guy that’s where I felt bad
@@joekole2893 😂😂😂😂😂
@@joekole2893 what a funny joke “HAHA”🙄
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I'm def on Tresor' team today.
Our community is so big but our mindset is very limited.
Support does not always mean money. It's important to understand that every business ain't free and if you wanna run one you gotta put in the work and accept CRITICS. From sleepless nights to investing your own money etc(..) CONGO WE ARE TALENTED, WE WILL GET THERE.
I always value every costumer, and I get so happy when Congolese ppl support mine, because we def are hard on each other, FOR NO REASON.
LOOK Around and pay attention on how Chinese ppl never eat at Chinese restaurants but never TALK bad about it,
Love.
Facts tho!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Problème munene ya congolais eza aliiiiiiiiiiiinga ko kakola. J’ai été a Kinshasa plusieurs reprises , et à chaque fois que j’y vais je suis toujours autant choquée. Tu vois des enfants qui vendent du charbon , mapapa baza na ngo kutu te , tu vois que les petits souffrent , mais ozo kakola. C’est pas normal!
Ce sont des vielles habitudes de vieux commerçants malhonnêtes qu’il faut éradiquer dans la communauté. De nos jours les congolais ont des business respectables qu’il faut support
@@linajose3705 J’ai vu de mes propres yeux des petits garçons bah sheguey vendre du charbon à 1000 Francs , 2000 max mais toujours de faire réduire le prix par les gens qui les achète , même quand ils ont les moyens d’acheter , c’est pas normal.
our marketing skills in the Congolese community is very bad, even if we've got good businesses the marketing can be really poor
agree
It's a sad thing but it is not a Congolese problem, it is a problem we have in the entire Black community. Think about the Carribeans, they have been in this country longer than us yet they are still unable to organise themselves.
This is a real issue in the Black community and I wish Solola Bien could have explored it in more depth.
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Gladys a totalement raison, elle ne soutient pas batu oyo balingaka kokakola pe elle dénonce aussi les services que certains de nos entrepreneurs nous rendent, nos entrepreneurs n'aiment pas de critique. Nga tangu na botaki na 2015 na benga ndeko na nga Congolais pona akanga nga photo pe asala yango livre na futa 580 euros, mais abesanga livre photo wana na 2018 pe na pasi en plus na 6 photos kaka. Mais na septembre 2018 tango na boti lisusu nake na studios ya mindele na futi 320 € pona livre photo, 3 cadres photos ya 30*30, 20*20, na ya 15*20, sans compter 6 photos ya mikie, pe batindeli nga lisusu ba photos na mail. J'aime bien soutenir nos entrepreneurs et également doivent être sérieux.
je deteste le kokakola
A much needed conversation within our community. Well done Solola Bien Team.
For once I agree with Trésor there is a thin line between reviews and songi songi with Congolese some times ppl are just simply motema mabe
Bana Mboka 🥰🥰 🇨🇩
Can we please talk about that moment at the beginning when they were talking about what they love about how great Congo is? The pride was just radiating from the screen.
It’s crazy that you guys talk about this today. I was just talking to a friend about it. Black people don’t support other black people. That’s just devilish to me. But then I remember even Jesus said:’you can’t be a prophet in your own hometown’
we support people you do their job properly
@@RDCFemmes even that we dont do
Supporting black people is hard if the service sucks 😩😩. Yh broadband services can be slow but when you call they answer. Some black businesses will watch the phone ring and do nothing😂😂
Customer service is important, it’s essential to deliver a high quality service and when you get a bad review; act upon it and change the way you deliver the work.
But I think Tresor is right, most bad services are the result of bad payment.
Lol that’s hurt but it’s true, congolese business owners have that tendency to think they a untouchable just because they successful for a couple year, most of the time they still struggling a lil bit, but having the feeling being the boss make them loose their mind. That’s insane when billionaire owners like Walmart always try to keep the less expensive client. We have the tendency to neglected the less expensive one but we re not millionaire even half millionnaire in bank account. Lol
I don't agree. A lot time businesses have gotten their money in full and still deliver poor service. It could be as simple as the dj not playimg the pre-selected playlist and playing is own songs. We need to start suing businesses, in breach if their contracts. That will set them right.
I love Beatrix hairstyle 😍😍❤️❤️🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank You!
Diamond’s fashion is on point ❤️
This episode was firel! I have learned a lot! Please can u elaborate more on similar topics (health, education, supporting bussinesses, religion) to lembi ba “Congolese men cheat all the time!”
Tribalisme obo sani
Gladisse, she is my girl❤️
I think this is by far my favourite episode
Yes its truth !
it's true, I see it with my parent's African store or with my mother's business🙄. Lower the prices😳, go and buy in another store, hold meetings to lower the prices of drinks🙄🙄. C'est dommage🤦🏾♀️. Thank you for this topic, thanks to you I am improving my Lingala and my English. God bless ur team😍💕. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Félicitations pour ce sujet, c’est vraiment une vidéo à partager. Surtout pour la génération de nos parents qui ont leur business, comprendre la valeur du service client et l’importance de dissocier la marque (professionnel) et sa personne en soit.
Moi personnellement de base j'aime pas ko kakola peu importe la nationalité pcq j'aime respecter et honorer le travail de l'autre si je n'ai pas des moyens pour payer le prix donné je n'achète pas... Après faut dire la vérité bcp des businessman Congolais sont pas organisés par exemple atie horaires ya shop n'a ye 10h mais azo fongola magasin n'a ye n'a 11h, ba misusu pe accueille ezalaka bien te... Alors biso awa n'a France carrefour soki alobi ako fungola 10h, 10h magasins efungoli biso awa n'a europe respect ya heure eza important alors dans ce cas soki indien d'à côté afungoli n'a heure na koki ko somba epa n'a ye surtout soki naza pressé...
This conversation was so need in our community. We are tired of Congolese ppl putting each other down when it comes to businesses.
Botika Gladys kimia, un peu de respect aussi pour son mari, asala choix na ye ya ko bala moto ya mboka mosusu, so!?
they tease her about it, cause she used to talk a lot of shit about congolese men. I don't think he meant wrong. If he did, then that's wrong.
Gladis always talk nonsense she doesn't deserve anyone respect bcoz she doesn't respect people
I think they just play with her and she already got used to it
Man, looking forward to the next episode. I am married to a Nigeria man and let me tell y’all. Best decision I’ve ever made. 🙌🙌
Same 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
VERY GOOD TOPIC. IL FAUT EN PARLER ENCORE PLUS. INVITEZ DES HOMMES / FEMMES D'AFFAIRES CONGOLAIS DE VENIR PARLER AUX JEUNES ET VENIR PARLER DE LEUR EXPERIENCE. IL FAUT ENCOURAGER LES BUSINESS DES CONGOLAIS. SOUTENONS -NOUS VIVANTS !!! .
Wow!!! Bravo ! Émission solola bien👏👏que Dieu vous bénisse. Vous aidez vraiment la communauté congolais change❤️❤️🌈👌we love you emissions solola bien!!! Bo wumela 👏👏
Pulling each other down and lies is what we’re good at.... I’ve never seen a group of people get satisfaction from someone’s failure as much as our people do......hopefully we can move forward! Good topic
Gladys, my favourite .. slight correction; Congolese people actually came to Europe and settled in Europe before most African countries however, they just concentrated on getting benefits and not getting involved. Prior to 2010 most western African countries only came to study and go back to their countries; but they did invest in Europe; by buying properties here ., a lot of them teach their kids about financial expenditures and the need to have a good credit score, invest in the community etc
I know west africans who are now 3rd and 4th generation in the UK but I don't know if Congolese people were already in Belgium and France in the 30s. Either way, the Congolese people who arrived in the 50s 60s and 70s are very different then the ones who arrived after. Those who arrived in the 80s arrived by dubious means mostly, and they also came from different environment, they were just running away from Zaïre without any other plans, so getting out was the only goal. Whereas those who arrived early came to study, they got degrees, they integrated the societies.
Charlene Perry, correction; No! Congolese people weren’t the first Africans to come settle in Europe. West Africans were. I even heard or watched a program on how people from Nigeria and Ghana were brought to Europe to fight in World war 2.
@@akalkila2769 thanks for your reply; I’m talking in terms of us willing leaving our countries to come and seek asylum; not to come work for European countries. Congolese people migrated due to our social economic and/or the thought of a better life but west African were sought after for their duties to the Kingdom., before they also joined on the movement of seeking asylum and even until now most of them; would rather be offered a job after university before settling here in the U.K.
@@charleneperry3670 you're right. For us Congolese, leaving the country is a goal bcoz life in Congo is terrible for most
@@melize7035 I think it’s even worse for Congolese in Belgium and France; purely because their system doesn’t really allow foreigners to prosper.
My grandad came to Belgium in the the 60s/70s; studied and returned to Congo and gained work in politics.
However, Congolese arriving in Europe I believe after the 70s only came to get away from Mobutu’s regime and were most of those lacking in ambition, or just wanted to buy a land back home but not invest so much in Europe for the benefit of the future generations.
Fast forward to our generation, we are slowly waking up cause we’ve gone to uni and mixed with other culture and seen how they hustle and build themselves so we are trying our hardest to move away from the stereotype and leave legacy
Very good job Christian. Am watching from Chicago, Illinois USA. It is good to see that young Congolese are having such conversations. Very good, very professional and very original. Congrats
Première fois que je suis d’accord avec Fr Dede. Aujourd’hui il a bien parlé
J'avoue 😂
Bravo diamant tu as bien parlé batu misusu aza na restaurant ako linga muninga afongola. Resto tee po na jalousie hors compétition eza mabetee
My mother always say “Congolais/e could have a cure to cancer ,he will prefer to sit in the formula”
That’s to basically say we like unite . I do think there’s a little jealousy/ evil spirit in there they do not want you to progress and surpass them and as Frankos said because they have a lazy mindset they see that your work ethic doesn’t compare to their work ethic so they go into sabotage mode.
As my mum say “ why is it that they are never late to work ? , but tell them to be here at 6 they get there 8 or midnight”
They do that on purpose sometimes out of spite really
Clearly they have shown that they are capable of spending coins . They will go into a food such as Sainsbury’s and not debate in the price or have this mindset of I will grab it and pay you later I haven’t got money .
I do think it’s very sad we are a huge the amount of things we can accomplish if we United and supported our fellow Congolese, however that’s not to say that one must support a bad structured environment. I’ve been in barbershop and restaurants whereby I don’t even know if their hygiene meter will is one . Like I wonder if they are indeed following all the regulations . I do think Congolese people need to better ourselves with that because some restaurants I’ve been to in France and Brussels has made me feel hella uncomfortable with how packed and closes to proximity we all are or the lack of good presently skills from the waitress to the cleanliness of the place. I’m glad this topic was bought to I think everyone did great at pitching in and I do understand Trésor’ point sont Congolese don things out of spite there is a different between the review Gladis is referring to and the review Trésor refers to
He also made a valid point the amount of time I’ve cursed my network provider, but I look at all the great perks I do get sometimes from being with them I remain a customer . Same with my broadband sometimes it’s slow and I wonder why I’m still with them ,yet I’m still working with them . I think we tend to generalise one or two poorly constructed business and make it seem like all of them are like that
It’s kinda like what happened at Fally Ipupa’ concert with the whole Gare de Lyon in France those so called combattant do know the bad name they have inserted in Congolese Some French people will now forever view us as barbaric . Some business owners may not want to partner with our artist at the expense of their hard work been burnt . They think they only hurt Fally Ipupa they hurt a while generation of musicians because they will keep referring to the times xyz group burnt Gare de Lyon, fought females And man
I love tresor 💜
WOAHHH CONGRATULATIONS 🎉 that was the BEST episode on Solola Bien for me. That’s a huge problem in our community, I’m quite young and I’ve seen it with my aunties or even with my mom, always trying to negotiate the price when it comes to their own people. Like you guys said we don’t value our fellow Congolese work, and eza penza mawa. Hoping for the best for all the small Congolese businesses that I will definitely support and a big thank you to the Solola Bien Team for talking about that KEEP GOING LOVE YALL 🇨🇩❤️
I love today's discussion, and so sad about congolaise attitudes
Well spoken Franco. Asimba kisi, toujours les paresseux qui racontent ça, des jaloux parce qu’ils ne progressent pas... they just have to be ignored.
Ok what Deborrah said is right but how many times have we order from Amazon and it takes 5-6 weeks. Specially when it first started. Give the person a chance. It’s true it did take time but ask fir shipping back move on. No need for a review there. We are use to this 2 days ship thing that we forget it usually takes 5-7 business days to ship things. Business days do not include Saturday and Sunday. Sometimes Friday be risky as well
For the first time I agree with Trésor there’s a thin line between reviews and songi songi or motema mabe some times ppl be hating on the business
Dymund is my favourite 🤩
I believe topics topics like this one should more be more discussed the community need to grow... by the way where is frére Dede ? 😂😂 I miss the guy still waiting for that show where He’ll say “ septième bête après le crapaud “
Gladys U have to know that Congolese people don’t give the reviews online but go around to spoil your name just because you refused to give them discounts!!
Also, we really need to be careful with our limited mindset. Some businesses have the potential to reach and impact other communities, but we're so lacking in marketing skills, customer services, etc that we don't invest in the things that would make the business grow.
Quick story: One day, I went to a congolese restaurant (where you can dine-in and take out), and I was waiting for my food to be ready. Two caucasian men entered the restaurant, and they sat at a table, but no one was there to welcome them. Later, the waitress came and one of the men says: "Hi, it's our first time here. We want to try something new. Can we have the menu please?"
The restaurant didn't have a printed menu... So the waitress was just standing next to them saying : "... On a le ntaba.... le nsoso.... ehhh.... comment dire?... le pondu...."
The men were so confused because obviously they didn't know that ntaba = chèvre braiser, nsoso = poulet etc etc.... They thought it was completely ridiculous so they just left the restaurant, cuz let's be honest, what kind of restaurant can't even give a menu to their customers?... Anyways, the moral of the story: businesses' owners need to stop assuming that all of their customers will only be congolese people. They need to stop neglecting the simple things that will make their business be taken seriously.
I love Ms Gladis 😍😍😍
Let’s support Congolese businesses, help them grow and expand so we can create jobs for our children... rather than them having to go beg for a job outside.
I just love this open communication and the way everyone stated building and constructive criticism ❤️♥️🙏🏾
Trésor image 💯
franchement c la meilleure émission que vous avez faites j avais envie que sa continue merci a vous pour les conseils.soutenons nous
Was very happy to see that my country people are promoting congolese ambitions through things like this but the most key issue with is not being united and fighting each other which refrain us from evolving
Wisdom from beatrice
Thank you very much 🥰
This modern way of doing business, we are not familiar with it. We are used to barter system of trade not this modern economic system. Heck even our leaders don't fully grasp the western economic models and that's why we always get the short end of the stick as a nation.
Très bon sujet! C'est très simple la ils sont dénoncé des comportements dans nôtre communauté. Le problème est que on change pas les mentalités comme ça! Je suis de la Belgique et ils ya beaucoup des congolais qui avancent pas dans leurs buissness à cause de la jalousie! Ils sont tous très bien parlé. Les femmes sont très jolie surtout Deborah Rondel!
Im from Birmingham (watched bcause of bea engo) First time watching it but I love it, very interesting topic we need this kind of talk in our community bcause we're very low. Bless u all guys good job👍
Thank you ya Gladys 😘
Trevor is bang on the money on this topic right here.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Bravo à vous !!nos enfants pour cette belle émission, keep going
Wow wonderful people. Wonderful country good girls
Hun...
I'll cut a long story short. Few years ago a friend 🇨🇩🇦🇴 of mine invited me 🇦🇴 and another friend 🇦🇴 to help a "mama"🇨🇩 who had a business in Finsbury park.🇬🇧 She didn't want to hire a Congolese people for whatever reasons. Anyway, we were extremely polite all way through. However, the amount of verbal abuse we received from congolese people were beyond a joke. What actually made us taking the decision of leaving the toxic environment was because in English and Portuguese (some speak) they would be nice and even smile but, in lingala OMG. I could not believe how someone could be so fake. They didn't know I understood every single word they said. Well, this is to say. Respect comes both ways. Respect it's something you earn. Customers also need to respect who's providing them services. First time watching this channel. Congratulations!🖤
De fou c’est grave vrai, vous avez bien parlé. Soutenons nous, l’union fait la force
Christian I beg leave the marriage of Gladys alone. It’s becoming quite disrespectful. bo respecter choix naye please
I am happy with the topic of today ♥️
Let support Congolese business all over the world
I really love this show
Slavery mentality indeed absolutely right Dymund
Really that's true.
Cheers
Richard Ontama
I hear everything you have said, ever you guys ever thought about franchising a value chain and distribution management with Congolese community business. You also need a Chamber of Commerce, you already have Likelemba, but you need to adopt some of the Western structures and scientific processes.
Gladys is right we need to leave reviews that's the only way a company will change because they don't want to lose their business.
Really appreciate the talk , and everything. Congolese people specially young professional and businessman/women need to learn to collaborate share and refer. We do not trust each other and have that tendency to feel superior when we re successful or inferior when we re struggling. That takes us away We really need to change our mentality to be more successful as a community. Specifically in area off business and other high level work (such as finance, medicine , biotech , engineering, real estate, business analysis,...) i saw a lol of congolese people gave up to their dreams just because of the balobaki il parait ... all those assumptions without any proof. Life is hard wherever you go... not saying other jobs does not matter covid prouve that neglected jobs matter but us congoleses, we re not pursuing high level jobs, don’t do enough business, don’t collaborate enough, don’t help each other to succeed. We re next generation of the leader we gotta make some changes and improve a lot in those area. Our diapora is one of the biggest, in term of population but not enough represented in the highest level, we got to change our behaviour... still known for our styles fashion,music and party 🎉... not our brain 🧠 and sens of business. 😆 got to improve.
I dont agree with the other guy Reviews are very important. Even Tesco has reviews on Google..most establishments have reviews on Google.. just recently I received a bad service from Morrisons, I left a review on Google... Reviews are important for both businesses as well as customers...you as business owner you need to know that Customer is always right..so even if someone is being disrespectful to you..maintain your composure..lead by example. Be polite and calm even when disagreeing with them...you need to ensure that you get good reviews more than you get bad ones
Very constructive discussion i hope this motivates our community to change our mentality towards our businesses. Lets support each other and learn how receive reviews.
Penza penza Papa Tresor alobi kitokos tokos tokos alobi penza oyo eza kitoko. I have my own business and let me tell u conogelese people always want something cheap, even if u lowered it to the point whereu cant!!!!!!!!
I love this subject, thank you very much guys this is very helpful for our community
Nous avons 450 tribue dans le Congo rdc. Émission kitoko Merci
Botama congolais oyoka la joie de vivre je suis très fier d'être Congolaise biso awa na château rouge ba chinois ba ndimbu ba vounzi ba ivoiriens ba camerounais etc..... baza na soif yakoyekola lingala Belgique kutu non parlons pas naba policiers ba lobaka lingala 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩
Very good topics 🙏🏿🇨🇩
Really good discussion, we just need more clear advice to support our community, hence why a balance of solutions and criticism will definitely open alot of congolese peoples minds.
Bozali bino nyoso bien francos azali fav na ngai pe Gladys. Vous êtes très très très belle bino nyoso. Bo lobi bien.
This was a good one we'll done guys.
We love you guys thank you I will appreciate you guys 🙏🙏🙏👍🙂
Tresor, I understand your point of view but I feel like must of the time you take others panels opinions personnel. I agree that we got to supports our community but customer service it’s very important. Depend on how you’re being treat as a customer if I get a good service with Indian than Congolese I will go to Indian next time than Congolese also must of stores or business owners are not open minded to receive comment or reviews from a Congolese. Soki okoti deja na store bapesa ata mboto tse😏 Tobingisa..
have our ancestors and parents failed us? the new generation might be the only hope left...
bsr pp bon pona à propos ya lisolo oyo eza ba congolais nioso té me eza motema mabe denge pp trésor alobi yasolo
Gladys my Girl‼️‼️‼️💯💯💯🥰😍😍😍
Very interesting and important topic. We definitely need to encourage our businesses more and more. However, I feel like some of these businesses don't have the "basics", such as customer service etc etc... Many of them have great ideas BUT If you're starting a business, PLEASE make sure that you get the necessary tools/knowledge/information about how to run a business, and make sure you form yourself and your team as well. It's true that most of our businesses are baby-businesses but there are so many ressources nowadays that can help you start and manage your business. Let's educate ourselves and help each other
Very very important topic LOVE IT
It's true man, thanks for taking like this bravo 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Amen!
Petit oyo afandi Na middle next to frankos Beatrice Aza wise keep it up leki Na nga to support critics Eza eloko mabe te Mais Ba oyo balingi te bakende pa Ba indiens
Merci !
Gladys malembe malembe nazo koma fanatique nayo. Oyo penza emission makasi!!!
Oui mbotama Congolais eza vraiment elengi Proud to be Congolese-Canadian🇨🇩🇨🇦
AROUND 39 MINUTES WHAT GLADYS SAID ITS GOOD. IL FAUT QUE LES JEUNES CONGOLAIS YA LELO BA THINK HIGHT AND HAVE A BIG VISION ! WE NEED TO BELIEVE TO OURSELVES, ET IL FAUT ENCOURAGER LA COMMUNAUTE CONGOLAISE. GO TO BUY IN CONGOLESE SHOP PLEASE !!!
Ndenge na lela trésor
Thanks Solola Bien ... Such important topic
I totally agree with papa trésor this time he’s so right
Sujet très intéressant ! Je vous suit depuis Paris. Go ahead Solola Bien 💪🏾
Thank you bo sololi bien
This was great!
Love you all botama congolais oyoka elengi very true
The topic is good no doubt some Congolese men’s business alots baza serious Te themselves
This happens in all the communities, and especially in business. At the end of the day the Pareto 80/20 principle stipulates that you only need 20% of your customers to become loyal and repeat buyers to break-even. However, from my experience I seen a Congolese business that i questioned their service levels and quality saying to me, "yo oza Congolais ya ndenge nini?". Majority of Congolese business do not know due diligence and the processes in place to add value to your business. But trust me they are no way near the worst.
Tresor ne connait pas les bases du service client et c'est un peu ca le vif du probleme .un client satisfait en parle a 3 personnes. un client insatisfait en parle a 10 personnes.
exactement!!
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tresor alobi soki olingi service na ye te kende epayi ya congolais mususu, pona nini olingi ko attack tresor sans reason , na episode oyo a ndimi pe ba faute ne. yo oyebi tresor te tuna ba batu ba ye ozo loba buzoba
@@ozrtcongortnc7525 ce n'es pas la seule chose qu'il a dit et on a tous le droit de donner nos avis.
@@melize7035 yo olingi kaka kozala contre tresor eza nini maman, apesi experience na ye lokola business man, ata kutu gladis apesi tresor raison sikoyo yo nini na tresor
Bravo à vous 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great video and topic. I really like these conversations. Please let’s stop this crabs in a barre syndrome :( we have to support one other and built each other! Love ❤️ your channel :)
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Ko kakola na monde ya business eza eloko ya normale, mais ba Congolais ba kakolaka te, balingi kaka biloko ofele. No respect for people business. I really think that having a business in a Congolese person mind is still degrading. I mean in the time of Mobutu most people were taking pride working in offices, having a business wasn't respected, I believe it's still the case. For Nigerian, having a business is a normal thing, igbos have been traders for decades, we not there yet.