This guy has all the characteristics of a great businessperson: Discipline, risk taker, vision, passion and creativity. No wonder he’s successful. Great learning vlog.
The last two minutes of the episode were excellent Actually, they should have started the show Excellent work # contemporary is Bakaluba. Actually good house plans in Kampala, Nalya seguku, kira etc. are almost similar with the exception of those few built by the contemporary
The Ugandan diaspora needs to understand that it is not their responsibility to get their families out of poverty! Tradition has convinced folks to believe that being selfish with your money n pursuing your personal dreams is a bad thing even though you're the one putting in work to make yourself better!! American society pushes for individualism while most 3rd world countries advocate for collectivism. Every individual should develop a mindset to take care of themselves first whenever possible esp when it comes to your savings cuz it takes discipline to be able to save. We all need to learn to be comfortable with saving money. Don't always feel the urge n pressure to spend it on things that don't add value to it as if it is burning through your pockets!! Therefore, never let anyone make u feel guilty for not being able to help them out! If you feel u've enough savings to help them out, then Amen to that! If not, don't beat yourself up! Let every adult carry their own cross to the finish line!! Some folks are simply good at sitting on their asses waiting for someone to come and rescue them from their poverty mentality!! Make sure it is not u assigned to that rescue mission!! Real Talk!!
Thank you for your thoughts, though parents should always be helped and taken care of by their children. The rest of adults should work. Btw, when you keep helping/rescuing people from their problems, it disables them, they stop thinking for themselves or working because they know you're always their to come to their rescue.
That's as per your own conception, thanks but still as a reasonable person who needs development, u can't see your sibling drop out of school with all his or her intellectual skills and just fold ur arms ! Pay that person's tuition, fight illiteracy first and later , let him go make money himself after acquiring Education . It's just an example.
@@dollarmakana4969 check this out! I ain't against helping out folks that need n deserve help, just like most of us have needed a helping hand at one time T in our lives. My argument is against those entitled relatives who think n walk around like it is yo obligation as a relative to take care of them n their kids, or extended family simply cuz u managed to bust yo ass and make yo way 2 the diaspora without any funding from them. In the meantime, they were sitting on their asses, busy making babies they couldn't afford to take care of! In life, we're all responsible for the repercussions of our actions. Its called growing the F-Up! Being my relative doesn't entitle u to none of my hard earned savings. I choose 2 help yo behind at my own discretion cuz I don't owe u jack!! The relative doesn't have 2 run their mouth about me if I choose not 2 help them based on my personal reasons. If I owe them, then that's a different ball game! Otherwise, I choose 2 help out of my own kindness period!!
In Africa, we don't look out for ourselves alone; we take family seriously. We look out for our own. I don't want to be the only rich person in my family. I want all my people to be financially well off so they can take care of themselves. American individualism doesn't work in Africa because these are two different societies. We value family here and they don't really value family. It doesn't make sense to be living a full big life while your people are beggars and homeless. I can't even enjoy happiness in my own riches. I want to work and make money to look after my people. That's how we work in Africa and that's what we are!
I like him, I have been watching all his videos for a few weeks now and I tell you what!, my mindset is changing. In life we have to sacrifice to gain success.
Thank you Sir, this is proof that if you work hard, you can accomplish anything...what a great success story. What he said is key, "Delay the gratification and be consistent…” ....Thank you young lady for sharing this video! BTW...I lived in Woolwich, SE18...it's a small world...I tell you. 😛
Thank you my sister for the beautiful ideas you shared with the genius intelligent man who survived the toughest life in Diaspora about 98% Africans are going through by themselves including their children generations to generations would definitely will go to held if they don't learn to change their lifestyles in order to dig themselves out of deep Pit.
Please show us some investments in terms of holidaycottages far from towns. Some of us want to invest in them but want to see what’s on ground. Please find time for it
You need to go to Morocco to see beautiful architecture, they have riads in Morocco and the architecture is so different to anywhere else in the world.
I have laughed so hard. Everything he is saying is so true and I am one of the culprits. It’s as if someone has opened my eyes. Oh lord help my spending and luxury lifestyle wololo 😂😂
The other thing that sets us back as diasporas is failure to work together, four people can pool their money together and buy great properties at home and abroad.
Great video…but can I just correct something….British people are truthful is such a sweeping statement. I live here believe me I know what I’m talking about. Our former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was such a liar that in the end his own party fired him because it was just way too much. This man is inspirational….amazing story.
But something is amiss here. What kind of visa did he have when he first went to the UK? That will answer many questions I have. You cannot get a working visa to go to the UK to work as a security guard. Not today, not 23 years ago. They give out professional visas only. Security guard is not one of them. If he had a working permit right away when he first entered the UK he could have worked in a different job that paid him more. Those who work those kinds of jobs have overstayed their visas and cannot go back and forth to their home countries like the way he was able to do. Also to create a living in the UK that will allow you to be able to go back and forth to your home country if you did not enter with a working visa is not that easy. For him to work as a security guard and be able to have a place to stay and keep going back and forth to Uganda he must have another income to support that and not from a security guard only. First it takes years for one who works as a security guard to even be able to afford to take a vacation, nevertheless to go back and forth to another country like the way he is saying. Okay after putting that aside now my big question is this: what are his parents doing for living? Or he has a great uncle working in the Government? We see so many people who work in the Government steal money and start to do something and claim that their kids who are living abroad are the ones sending them that money. They are doing money laundering and making us who live abroad look like fools that we are not working hard enough or we party a lot and spend all our money while the story behind where they get their capital is totally different. I won't believe anything he is saying until I know what kind of visa he had at 19 when he first entered the Uk that allowed him to work right away and be able to go back and forth to Uganda. Also I will understand if he says that he came up with the idea and someone else is behind that or if he says he was able to secure a loan in Africa to develop all those houses if not and you guys keep believing this story then I have a bridge to sell for anyone who wants to buy it should contact me.
Who told you that he owes you an explanation? If you don't believe, move your pumpkin head away from his video. This is the kind of mindset killing Africans. Poverty makes believe failure than success 😮
You should go to his channel, he’s always sharing his story, how he went to UK, how he got scammed a couple of times, how he would hide from police etc his story of 19 years can’t fit in one hour video.
@ConnectWithUganda They are the ones who decided to post on the internet for the whole world to see. They should never post something that is half baked. I am not from Uganda. I don't know anything about him. This story somehow popped up on my TL and I decided to listen.This story is good for those who have never been to the UK and don't know how the immigration laws work and don't know how high the cost of living is. I was just saying from what I heard from this story that it doesn't add up and this is deceiving young Africans.
And the Father? Better work hard man. Some People have earned their dime through hard work. You think 19 years on Kyeyo is a joke ....with focus? Check out his old videos. He was even imprisoned because of family property drama. He didn't touch it. Get information.
At least you have a reason for staying in the situation you are. Telling yourself that he is building on his dad's sweat can bring you peace of mind and not feel pressurized. So big up
He was not paying bills not supporting siblings who had challenges of education or food. Remember his parents were already in real estate and gold from Zaire so even if he was not given the money to start. Evidently he was not spending money to build for parents or support food situations at home etc. His earnings were just for his use and then he was financially disciplined and truthful. He is wise as well.
Yeah his father also chased him from his house when he was a teenager. Then he lived with his mom, who didn’t have much. That’s why he left to UK to work and build house for his mom. Unfortunately mom died 6 months after arriving in UK.
Contact details for Bakaluba Property Services
+256 777 666 443
UA-cam www.youtube.com/@bakalubapropertyservices8522/videos
Tiktok www.tiktok.com/@bakalubapropertyservice?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc
Uganda Travel Guide www.connect-with-uganda.com/
Wide Travel Deals International widetraveldeals.com
Free guide for Airbnbs and Places to eat in Kampala www.connect-with-uganda.com/1-f-re_egu1de
Powerful
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I can't get tired of listening to Mr. Bakaluba
All the way from Germany.. l respect this man.
This guy has all the characteristics of a great businessperson: Discipline, risk taker, vision, passion and creativity. No wonder he’s successful. Great learning vlog.
Well said, thank you
I learned to be more honest when I came to the UK. Thats the culture I appreciated from day one
He talks sense. Pure pure sense!!!!!
Ure right we need support pple in diaspora. Mr. Bakaruba
I'm Burundian-Canadian and I love Uganda, and plan to come live in Kampala 😚
You’re welcome 🤗
Nanjye ntuye Edmonton ndatekereza kujya uganda too please let me know each other 😂
I have loved this interview....the interviewer is so composed and question is to the point...thx.
Thank you
Thank you for excellent content !!! Those who have ears .... shall hear !!! God Bless
You are a young very vety smart gentleman Mr Bakalaba..You should mentor us diasporans.. we are so scared of scammers in Uganda
This has been my best show ever madam... Salute 🫡 to you Hajji!
Thank you
And am 100 💯 sure this man read the whole book of "THINK AND GROW RICH" He said he applied all the principles !
Thats why Landlords don't have customer care. Wow that hit home
This is so insightful
Thanks for this gem! Great content. Major shoutout to Hajji
Thank you for bringing Hajji on your channel, such a great man with a helping heart.
My pleasure
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS SHOW YOUNG LADY!!!!!.
Welcome
he is very smart and humble, may Allah [god] bless his life aamiin
Always a blessing to drink from the source of wisdom
Wow... what an amazing person. My pleasure to have had the chance to listen to you
The last two minutes of the episode were excellent
Actually, they should have started the show
Excellent work
# contemporary is Bakaluba.
Actually good house plans in Kampala, Nalya seguku, kira etc. are almost similar with the exception of those few built by the contemporary
Go in a less developed area and build!!! I like that slogan...you're right!! never go where everybody is going...the land will be less expensive
Spot on Hajji.this is what i have done and in my retirement i have no regrets.
Thank you for hosting hajji bakaluba.please always bring him back
I will in the near future
from phoenix Arizona we love Bakaluba words of wisdom.
Am in love with this man nd that's what am doing exactly nd I started the journey.thanks big man nd stay blessed
All the best
The Ugandan diaspora needs to understand that it is not their responsibility to get their families out of poverty! Tradition has convinced folks to believe that being selfish with your money n pursuing your personal dreams is a bad thing even though you're the one putting in work to make yourself better!! American society pushes for individualism while most 3rd world countries advocate for collectivism.
Every individual should develop a mindset to take care of themselves first whenever possible esp when it comes to your savings cuz it takes discipline to be able to save. We all need to learn to be comfortable with saving money. Don't always feel the urge n pressure to spend it on things that don't add value to it as if it is burning through your pockets!!
Therefore, never let anyone make u feel guilty for not being able to help them out! If you feel u've enough savings to help them out, then Amen to that! If not, don't beat yourself up! Let every adult carry their own cross to the finish line!! Some folks are simply good at sitting on their asses waiting for someone to come and rescue them from their poverty mentality!! Make sure it is not u assigned to that rescue mission!! Real Talk!!
Thank you for your thoughts, though parents should always be helped and taken care of by their children. The rest of adults should work. Btw, when you keep helping/rescuing people from their problems, it disables them, they stop thinking for themselves or working because they know you're always their to come to their rescue.
That's as per your own conception, thanks but still as a reasonable person who needs development, u can't see your sibling drop out of school with all his or her intellectual skills and just fold ur arms ! Pay that person's tuition, fight illiteracy first and later , let him go make money himself after acquiring Education . It's just an example.
@@dollarmakana4969 check this out! I ain't against helping out folks that need n deserve help, just like most of us have needed a helping hand at one time T in our lives. My argument is against those entitled relatives who think n walk around like it is yo obligation as a relative to take care of them n their kids, or extended family simply cuz u managed to bust yo ass and make yo way 2 the diaspora without any funding from them. In the meantime, they were sitting on their asses, busy making babies they couldn't afford to take care of! In life, we're all responsible for the repercussions of our actions. Its called growing the F-Up! Being my relative doesn't entitle u to none of my hard earned savings. I choose 2 help yo behind at my own discretion cuz I don't owe u jack!! The relative doesn't have 2 run their mouth about me if I choose not 2 help them based on my personal reasons. If I owe them, then that's a different ball game! Otherwise, I choose 2 help out of my own kindness period!!
In Africa, we don't look out for ourselves alone; we take family seriously. We look out for our own.
I don't want to be the only rich person in my family. I want all my people to be financially well off so they can take care of themselves.
American individualism doesn't work in Africa because these are two different societies. We value family here and they don't really value family.
It doesn't make sense to be living a full big life while your people are beggars and homeless. I can't even enjoy happiness in my own riches.
I want to work and make money to look after my people. That's how we work in Africa and that's what we are!
I like him, I have been watching all his videos for a few weeks now and I tell you what!, my mindset is changing. In life we have to sacrifice to gain success.
I have been a subscriber to your channel ever since you featured Hajji Yasin Bakaluba.
Thank you Sir, this is proof that if you work hard, you can accomplish anything...what a great success story. What he said is key, "Delay the gratification and be consistent…” ....Thank you young lady for sharing this video! BTW...I lived in Woolwich, SE18...it's a small world...I tell you. 😛
My pleasure, you're welcome. I can only imagine how small that apartment at Woolwich is haha!
@@RaeKembabazi We actually had a very small apartment in Lewisham before buying a home in Woolwich near Burridge Road.
Thanks again sister, blessings from Vancouver BC. Canada.
You are welcome, blessings too
Thanks for sharing, I would like to meet you sebo
Can I please get your contact I will be coming to uganda soon from the UK.
Am a Nigerian, i watch your video content, they all superb and very educative...keep it up.
Thank you
Thankyou for your courage.you are doing a good job
Thank you my sister for the beautiful ideas you shared with the genius intelligent man who survived the toughest life in Diaspora about 98% Africans are going through by themselves including their children generations to generations would definitely will go to held if they don't learn to change their lifestyles in order to dig themselves out of deep Pit.
I thank you for sharing this great content and beautiful journey
Am so much inspired. Am working in Dubai now I have to out foe more from Hajji. Thank you so much
We appreciate your knowledge Hajji, more blessings 🙏
I love this. Thank you 🙏🏽
You’re welcome
Haji bakaluba is a such a blessing to our lives
Brilliant excellent mind.
hajjji is very interesting ,so informative, he would as well make a great career as a lecturer
I like your commitments and advice . Hard work always pays 💪
Please show us some investments in terms of holidaycottages far from towns. Some of us want to invest in them but want to see what’s on ground. Please find time for it
Far from towns, no promises, not sure about that.
Nange I saw some on utube but no proper videos
Thank you so much for teaching us
When is the UK /London session
Fantastic stuff 👍🏾. Persistence and vision ❤
I love what you are doing
Thank you, what an inspiration.
You are welcome!
one day I will connect with Haji for business thx for Yr beneficial knowledge 🙏
Thanks for the knowledge guys - Respect
This is so inspiring. I need to join real estate too. I should start by buying and selling land.
Excellent engagement!!
Real estate is the way now. Thank you for the video
Good to have someone like you, God bless.
You need to go to Morocco to see beautiful architecture, they have riads in Morocco and the architecture is so different to anywhere else in the world.
IAM highly impressed by your content here
So much inspiring that I need to know more.
Amazing man ,very ❤well inspired
I love it thank a lot
Thanks hajji
Mr Hajji Yasin.
مبروك عليكم النجاح.
I so like you mr Bakaruba, just watch the space.....I'm slowly coming......I wish I would physically meet with you one day when I become rich
U mean he fears poor people 😂😂😂
I respect you Hajji
Greetings from Woolwich
Great interview. Love the originality, simplicity, but real. Any recommendations for Arnb or apartments for short-term for pple on vacations?
I know this guy. This is a very hard working man. Comes hajji
Your year never waisted. Glory be to God
Thumbs up Hajji
I love you teachings
Blessings daddy ❤❤
GREAT!!!
Very incitiful!!!😇
Greetings from Canada
Greetings too
I have laughed so hard. Everything he is saying is so true and I am one of the culprits. It’s as if someone has opened my eyes. Oh lord help my spending and luxury lifestyle wololo 😂😂
I'm realy inspired
He should come to develop in Zambia. Africa needs inhouse property developers more than ever
He got the traits of being truthful from his ancestors.
Doing excellent work Bakaruba.The millions,are they in US Dollars?
If you have a skill like trades people, you can develop your own business and venture.
👋 hey yasin we have some thinking 🤔 real state is good investment i like your houses
My Hajji ❤
My Jovia Hi ❤❤
Hajji is my replica... Everything he said is on point.
The other thing that sets us back as diasporas is failure to work together, four people can pool their money together and buy great properties at home and abroad.
Great video…but can I just correct something….British people are truthful is such a sweeping statement. I live here believe me I know what I’m talking about. Our former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was such a liar that in the end his own party fired him because it was just way too much. This man is inspirational….amazing story.
That is what makes them truthful 😅 The law will stand by the truth by punishing offenders regardless of their position and statue😊
Hello Rae,
I would love to get in touch with this guy for small project.
Contact is pinned on top of comment section 😊
But something is amiss here. What kind of visa did he have when he first went to the UK? That will answer many questions I have. You cannot get a working visa to go to the UK to work as a security guard. Not today, not 23 years ago. They give out professional visas only. Security guard is not one of them. If he had a working permit right away when he first entered the UK he could have worked in a different job that paid him more. Those who work those kinds of jobs have overstayed their visas and cannot go back and forth to their home countries like the way he was able to do. Also to create a living in the UK that will allow you to be able to go back and forth to your home country if you did not enter with a working visa is not that easy. For him to work as a security guard and be able to have a place to stay and keep going back and forth to Uganda he must have another income to support that and not from a security guard only. First it takes years for one who works as a security guard to even be able to afford to take a vacation, nevertheless to go back and forth to another country like the way he is saying.
Okay after putting that aside now my big question is this: what are his parents doing for living? Or he has a great uncle working in the Government? We see so many people who work in the Government steal money and start to do something and claim that their kids who are living abroad are the ones sending them that money. They are doing money laundering and making us who live abroad look like fools that we are not working hard enough or we party a lot and spend all our money while the story behind where they get their capital is totally different.
I won't believe anything he is saying until I know what kind of visa he had at 19 when he first entered the Uk that allowed him to work right away and be able to go back and forth to Uganda. Also I will understand if he says that he came up with the idea and someone else is behind that or if he says he was able to secure a loan in Africa to develop all those houses if not and you guys keep believing this story then I have a bridge to sell for anyone who wants to buy it should contact me.
Who told you that he owes you an explanation? If you don't believe, move your pumpkin head away from his video. This is the kind of mindset killing Africans. Poverty makes believe failure than success 😮
You should go to his channel, he’s always sharing his story, how he went to UK, how he got scammed a couple of times, how he would hide from police etc his story of 19 years can’t fit in one hour video.
@ConnectWithUganda They are the ones who decided to post on the internet for the whole world to see. They should never post something that is half baked. I am not from Uganda. I don't know anything about him. This story somehow popped up on my TL and I decided to listen.This story is good for those who have never been to the UK and don't know how the immigration laws work and don't know how high the cost of living is. I was just saying from what I heard from this story that it doesn't add up and this is deceiving young Africans.
goood
So how can I connect with UK expats in London🙂. I like focused people who are interested in business.
I need his services
I enjoyed the programs though next time at least show around the neighborhood and the house..such programs need extra visuals
Can you build one for me please, I'm in Kenya
Reach out, all information is pinned on top of the comment section.
5£ pounds , that's meanse you were illegal immigrant living underground,thats how they pay per hour if you don't have status.
Guess from illegal migrant to real estate millionaire!✊🏾
What is the real story behind of this gentlemen business ???
Even me i sow him on wofe maya channel
❤
I hate people who subject hajji's riches to his father ,u shouldn't have been following his story ,sister sanks for visiting the well of wisdom
My pleasure
I think you build up from your father's sweat not like us who build up from zero
And the Father? Better work hard man. Some People have earned their dime through hard work. You think 19 years on Kyeyo is a joke ....with focus?
Check out his old videos. He was even imprisoned because of family property drama. He didn't touch it. Get information.
At least you have a reason for staying in the situation you are. Telling yourself that he is building on his dad's sweat can bring you peace of mind and not feel pressurized. So big up
The time will pass anyway
22:16 27:23
Lucky he was not paying up bills😂something not adding up.but good luck
He was not paying bills not supporting siblings who had challenges of education or food.
Remember his parents were already in real estate and gold from Zaire so even if he was not given the money to start. Evidently he was not spending money to build for parents or support food situations at home etc. His earnings were just for his use and then he was financially disciplined and truthful.
He is wise as well.
What a mindset
Yeah his father also chased him from his house when he was a teenager. Then he lived with his mom, who didn’t have much. That’s why he left to UK to work and build house for his mom. Unfortunately mom died 6 months after arriving in UK.