How A Nigerian South African Built A Chain Of Successful Businesses In Africa
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- How a Nigerian South African built a chain of successful businesses in Africa is another episode of my promoting Africa series where I feature black entrepreneurs all across Africa who have built successful businesses and they tell us how they did it.
Today's episode is Mr. Deji who is a Nigeria Entrepreneur who has built a very successful Chain of business in South Africa.
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Say what ever you want about Nigerians one thing is for sure we know how to hustle. We shouldn't let the act's of some few bad grains ruin the image of this beautiful countries full of brave and industrious women and men.
True, indeed and I like the fact that he stressed the word"Legally" let's spread love amongst us.
I like your thinking
Yes n yes.. we do bro..it's in our DNA..we are all born with it
Say it Again and again.
You are real.
Thank You South Africa
God Bless South Africa
God Bless Nigeria
Brother , You Make Us Proud.
God Bless You.
I'm South African but i believe that this supermarket must be all over the continent, we must invest in it through franchises if possible. Africa 4 Africans!
I'm with you bro.
Listen to him...Who said Africans are not Intellectuals in business facet? God bless you for this insightful information, bro
Hope to see it in Kenya!!!!!!!!!
@Nhlanhla What are you talking about?
Agreed
As a South African I applaud him for addressing the truth it shows character. We don't celebrate black excellence enough, love to see it 🖤
When is the next xenophobia attack please?
@@ezindu9463 Lol, you really believe that false narrative. Be blessed🖤
Wow your response is so polite. But Rosy it's true
Lol😂😂😂 oga I love them too.. Their girls na banga!!!
Wow
Nice content
Another Nigeria/south Africa citizen living the dream in south Africa. I remember your hustle back in Pretoria in those days. One love🇳🇬🇿🇦
i am more encouraged by the quality of the video.. tayo why don't you speak to wode maya and (advice him on simple sound engineering) and some angles on camera and maybe getting a new lense for cheap. I can't because i am not a big youtuber. Share your knowledge. You videos are crisp and the audio damn i could eat it up lol. This isn't subjective... your sound and video quality is among the top 1% on youtube, his video is 30% his sound lol 80% lol
@Nhlanhla , if you will be able to pay all the south Africans I have on my pay roll, I will gladly oblige
Nhlanhla we know you are South African
What is sad is that Nigerians are dying out of starvation in Nigeria
As a south African, I am proud to see this....congratulations to this man. From a fellow Electrical Engineer
We need more South Africans like you. A lot of South Africans really look down on foreigners in South Africa
@@tiktoktiktok4056 have you ever been to South Africa
@@acca1461 Yes and it's true
@@andreilyas1426 I was referring to the comment above
If South Africans looked down on foreigners they wouldn't be as successful
@@acca1461 hey there I think you misunderstood me. I was not saying that ALL South Africans are like that , generalising like that will just be wrong. And yes I live in South Africa so i was talking from the perspective of a foreigner and from experience since I'm Zimbabwean. Although there are a lot of South Africans that are like that there are definitely a lot of South Africans that are nice to foreigners that's for sure and if you're one of them more power to you 🤗
(By the way not all foreigners are successful in South Africa)
Thank you for keep stressing the word "legally".
Lol I felt that word legally.
He has to, because some folks often paint us with the same dirty brush. We all don't adhered to the same school of thought. We've good and bad people in every country.
yes ooo
I can't describe how elated I feel whenever I see our people winning.
💯🤙🏾 we all one my brother Ethiopian brotha here
@@LIFEWITHEMMANUEL I guess we all feel happy. Much love from Kenya.
Same here
Same here brother, i feel so proud watching#Senegal🇸🇳
A silv3sta you know it brother. We all Africans the same Ethiopian brotha here🇪🇹🤙🏾. Stay blessed
As a south African
I'm tired of hearing about the illegal Nigerians hustlers in South Africa... finally an African brother showing us black excellence.
@Nhlanhla You are a troll, stalking people's comments and spreading your poison of xenophobia. Only a lazy South African man like you will feel threatened by fellow Africans doing well. Get a job man! Also stop blaming foreigners and white people for your failure in life.
@@doubleeph8920 maybe you failed to understand what he said, he actually applaud the gentleman for exelent business
@@thabangdiokana9886 that's the problem with Nigerians they so quick to defend their own even if they do bad he didn't even take time to read the comment
@@nduduzomlambo8539 could you please take time to re-read the comments. He was not referring to the Original commenter but the clown that quoted the first comment. He has been going about spreading hate even for the gentleman's success. That's sad and also, your comment ? " You Nigerians ". Let love lead
@@tochukwumaranatha to involve in illegal business doesn't make you the hard worker
I know him. I usually go to ayoka to get stuff. Very humble so humble I didn't know he owned it. Wow!!!
That's awesome!! It's good to be humble!!
Cheers for patronising his business.
God bless you Saba.
This is the type of content we expect from UA-camrs showing Africa to the world. Bravo! 👏🙌
True talk
This is really inspiring. It took him about 16 years to grow his business. Here I am 1 year into real estate without selling yet and I’m bothered. Come of it, I’ll keep grinding till I win!
You will win brother. Keep pushing
Don't give up
i told you oshodi lets give ourself this decade
When the going gets Tough, only the Tough gets going.
Trust the Process Bro 💯
la this is it. We’ll all win IJN🛐
I’m South African, from now on, that’s where’s my money will be going to. Lets support African business. Proud of you bro...
i will visit african soon
@@olalekanfatai aren't you an African already? Your name is even Yoruba 100%
The amount of times I've just walked past Kitchen vibes, now that I know it's black owned, I'm definitely going in next time
That's the spirit, brother!!
Tawo, where is the adress please?
I am planing to go this year to see my famely, and i will defenitly visit this place i love south Africa.
Racist.
@ very true even tho im black, his comment is racist, unless if he is claiming to be nationalist/pan Africanism which is not bad
🙏🏿🖤
As a South African married to a Nigerian man, this makes me so happy. Hard work always pays off 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Me too honestly
Wow your surname is Nigerian. That's great.
steve veron yes it is. I am married to a wonderful Igbo man 😁
Nhlanhla if you must know, I live here in the UK with my husband and son.
@Nhlanhla you are the reason xenophobia would never end... Clown
Tayo!!I watch, like and never comment on social media!!! BUT This was everything. I'm a South African,hubby is Nigerian, full of ideas but we always think we need money first. Money will follow as long as we get started. Thank you!!
just go for it
Wishing you success
Woo!!! Goosebumps. So proud of our African brothers. Naija here. GOD bless both Nigeria and South Africa.
🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬💖💖💖💖💖
“South Africa has been gracious to me.”
Gratitude invites more abundance. We appreciate what you’re doing.
ThankYou ThankYou ThankYou
I thought that was beautiful
I like how he said, I'm Boer, like me...yebo that's the spirit ..one Afrika
@C Pryme Not as shitty as Nigeria
I am married to a Nigerian, they are an extremely successful and hardworking people. My husband has 4 other siblings, 2 of them are medical doctors, 1 is a civil engineer, 1 is a nurse in the US and my husband, the youngest of them all is computer scientist. I know a lot of other Nigerian families in the US and the UK that are quite similar in outlook when it comes to education and business, they go hard. Their work ethics is so scary if you don't understand them. The leadership in their country has really failed, the brains they have inside and outside the country should make the country one of the best in the world. The excel tremendously outside of their country.
Their work ethic is determined by their conditions it's not that they work hard 💁♂️what have they done for themselves in their own country after 60 years of independence to shoe their hard work when they dnt have roads,jobs,food,and even can't find a formula to generate their own electricity in Nigeria 💁♂️??They always celebrate their success in other ppl's countries 🤣😂What about in Nigeria 💁♂️Let them go and make thei own country better and open the very same business in their own countries and employ their own poor desperate hungry ppl 💁♂️the it's when we will agree with you when you say they work hard
@@thabangtladi8247 - 😂😂 - Just showed husband this. He just said, "get off UA-cam and stop paying attention to those Nigerian hating and self-hating Bantus, who won't even take their real oppressors to task. We trained their guerilla fighters in the 70/80's, and gave thousand of them free housing and university education in Nigeria. We are levels above them, hence the hate. Tell him to go and ask his father and forefathers our sacrifice for them.". In my opinion, you are probably a white supremacist man trying to sow disunity amongst black people. This has always been your mode of practice, and it will continue to be.
@@JediJide2 only 120 students came to Nigeria after Nigerian government issued free passport to 300 of our students. Nigeria did nothing to SA if we are honest and you have never trained our soldiers since they never came there. ever since 1004, SA government has been the one training Nigerian soldiers and providing them with complex military weapons to fight the insurgent in the ever troubled Nigeria. we have done way more for Nigeria than they could ever be able to repay us back hence SA government own the biggest companies in Nigeria
@Thabiso Maila - I'm not a Nigerian, just married to one🙂; I'm a Bajan (Barbados) by heritage, so I can't refute or deny what you say.. I'm just talking about my very personal experience regarding Nigerians.
@@thabangtladi8247 you need to come out of your rock and get out and about on the African continent..... White boers are in every country on the African continent running business so it's a shame you have a problem with an African being in South Africa.
I have so much respect for Nigerians. They are by far the smartest, hardworking and most aggressive Africans. Hands down to our brother for being a pace setter and trail blazer. This is so inspirational. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪😍😍💓💓💓
He only showin his people Nigerians. How about black South Africans who are in the financial service sector we are ranked top 5 in the World.
How about David Tlale, Thula Sindi,, Maxhosa, Nelson Makamu, Blacks South Africans in the Winery , In pta west black South Africans running panelbeaing enterprises. We should be proud and showcase them as well.
This guy is the definition of a real hustler 🙌🙌
Joburg stand up! I really admire the Hustle spirit that Nigerians have, this man is such an inspiration. I will be visiting his restaurant very soon.
I love how Tayo Aina shares our success stories.
I do that on my channel as well ⚡
Very true
Me toooooooo
Please when you get to see him, say hello to him for me
He's indeed an inspiration
@@wanjikuroki2688 lazima nikupate
Africa is the only place where Africans can build multiple businesses and be strong. God bless mama Africa
Yup, Akon has been saying this. We can build fortune 500 companies.
@The Flex white don't build Egypt ,morroco, Libya,Argélia,Senegal,nigeria,Gana,ivivory coast,Cape Verde,Togo,Beninn and other Africans countries lol
@The Flex like what ?? Name for me at least 10 things in all countries of Africa , things build Europeans , all countries , all 54 countries .
@The Flex SANSA : SOUTH AFRICA NATIONAL SPACE AGENCY
@The Flex robots who help coronavirus patient in rwanda.
Great Episode brooo!
Keep Up The Good Work
But this is what you failed to do when you came over. You portrayed an image as if South Africa was under a white colony rule & blacks were living in squalor while their white counterparts were having everything on the silver plate.
U failed to do such..learn frm yo mates..stop preading hatred and fake news.. if nigerians do business what makes u think south Africans dnt own anything... u jealous of us u lazy fool
You failed South Africa,U reveal every possible butfl place abt Nigeria and u make sure ur tongue doesnt fall when u speak abt th country yet u come to South Africa to insult us as if blacks in our lands have nothing.I hope u heard that well from brother Ade... our people support and respect a honest hustleR,i quote " when ppl cease to say what is good evil prevails" .Dont come to our country for 3 days and judge us coz u know no thing about us, u beta shut up when u dont have a positive thing to say and stop spreading blasphemy!
@@mihlalibobotyane1624 are you still bitter about wode maya? Grow up child, it's 2020
@@masedil8990 are you still bitter about maya? Grow up child, it's 2020
The day we unite as African as we did before settlers came to our land. We will be an African dream. We were not greedy.......
I like how he didn't shy away from calling out Nigerians who are doing illegal businesses, thank you for this amazing via I am inspired
I guess he should have called out South Africans engaging in illegal activities as well. And while at it, how about calling out Europeans, etc
ishtiaq wise South Africans are home. Europeans are in Europe.
@@ishtiaqwise3418 we do as we please in our country fool..this is not abuja
The name calling is not necessary,who cares whether its in your country or not..
@@ishtiaqwise3418 we don't need Nigerians to call out South Africans because we are doing it ourselves, if there's any South African doing illegal businesses in Nigeria you have the right to call them out
Damn! If Africa has 1000 Tayo Ainas, we are good. Great work man.
Thank you 🙏🏾
This video just reminded me that the day we unite as AFRICANS, we will be an unstoppable global force. 🤩🤩🤩
Im a South African I love this guy..Ive bought things in his shop without the knowledge I've gained from your channel.Im one of the people that view 70% of Nigerians as bad people and only 30% as good people.Ive been wrong and Im sorry for my ignorance..God bless every good person that tries to do good and God bless Africa
Bless u brother 🇳🇬
Bless you for acknowledging your growth 🙏🏾👍🏾
i love you bro, we africans are great
It is well. Keep being positive bro.
Im south African and one thing i like about Nigerians in South Africa is that they don't underestimate themselves if they want something they go for it and they get it
By all means and we can't have that
@@pmambongwe8640 By all means legally which is how many of us are brought up as kids and young men and women but most the sweet things of life has made some want to cut corners and like you know amongst good eggs, you will always find the bad. We have people of less character everywhere and Nigeria is not different and like he said, up bringing matters. And there are many of us who are ready to do anything legally to make it even here in Nigeria without following the trend. I am ibo Nigerian and I always remember that in my village there is this adage that goes "He who walks ahead of his godly guardian ends up running the race of his life" which is detrimental. The few bad eggs has built that stereotypes for Nigerians in South Africa And our media is not helping, they peddle bad news more often than good deeds because it sells and people always want to have something to talk about. It's just left to South Africans also to see the good as well. One thing I just love about us is that even in all this those with their minds intact still pursue their dreams without allowing what happening get in their way. They persevere.
Thank you South Africa! You are wonderful people! For cooperating with our African brothers!
Thanks olabisi brother thank u
You are really wanted here
If only the Nigerian government will invest in their people and valve life's the way other countries does, the country will be one of the best in the world, because Nigeria has one of the best hard working citizens. Writing from New York, good one Tayo.
Best comment
Exactly. This man's studies were funded by the South African government. Imagine that.
@@africanandproud6792 how? Did he not went to school in nigeria b4 he went there?
@@lunsiondaddyhomeboy570 He must have brother. But he did his engineering degree in South Africa. This is proof that we can do great things if we start acting as one.
@@africanandproud6792 Imagine what? It's done in progressive countries where graduate students admitted are offered fellowship (i.e scholarship) in return for research studies they will do under a professor. The students also offer a graduate teaching service in return. So, it's not really free. As a Nigerian, I completed a PhD in Canada through similar avenue. It's only peculiar to science and engineering degrees. And mind you, there used to be days when a lot of Africans including South Africans got scholarships to study in Nigeria when the educational system was sound. That was during apartheid years like in 60s to 80s and early 1990s. So, no need to imagine anything. It's a scholarship you have to work for. Universities need the best minds to do research and it doesn't matter where they come from. And it's highly competitive. No joke. A Nigerian lady I use to mentor back in Nigeria currently study at one of the best institutions in the world in her area of study that is located in Germany. Of course, we are hoping such individuals remain in Africa, like the gentleman in the video. Or would you rather have in succeed outside Africa?
Big ups to the South African government for supporting this brother 🇿🇦🇳🇬
@@curvyuniverse3475 he studied here, admitted to a school paid by the government listen to the guy carefully.
dont be too proud a even forget to say thank u.Pride has destroyed kings of this world!
Trending Naija gist are you deaf,this guy said the South African government paid for his university fees.yorubas are not a South African tribe and yet the South Africans paid his fees,gave him citizenship and allowed him to prosper.
@@curvyuniverse3475 You're very stupid.
@@curvyuniverse3475 Yes he was supported by SA govt, by given him scholarship during his Masters program, We need to appreciate South Africa Govt. BIG THANK YOU SOUTH AFRICA.
I've always wanted to try West African food, particularly Nigerian food so I'm definitely going to visit his establishment. Thank you for the plug
Your page said new videos every Wednesday and Saturday but you don’t have any videos
She's most likely setting up her channel. Start tuned
This makes me soooo happy! I literally get excited like I know these ppl! I’m South African 🇿🇦 and I absolutely love hearing positive stories about Nigerians in SA!
I'm happy too... The man is a goal. A real hustler 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I'm Haitian and I'm very proud of my African brothers.
an africa rich and prosper will be a big advantage for all of black people in the world.
There are those those UA-camrs who claim to be pan africanists, but all they highlight is buffoonery and divisive content. We need more inspiring and uplifting content like what Tayo is doing.
Very right...thanks for the idea 🙏🏽
Looking for the button to like your comment a BILLION TIMES!!
@Akoben Renaissance I know who you're talking about LOL. I just watched that video about "disrespectful comments"
Sounds like you're one of those!
Shoutout to THEMBA
Themba hw far
@@akikiaovie He should feature Themba next time, even though he's not Nigerian.
I wanted to say the same...Themba really did a great job... we should celebrate black excellence.
That interior work is outstanding
I want to find Themba. Does he mention his company name?
I didn't even know about this place and I have been here for 11 years. Going to Ayoka super market tomorrow for Indomie.
😂😂😂😂Indomieeee
Haha Go safe brother
@Nhlanhla haibo.
@@bocott45real See why South Africa is about to go down so hard???
@Nhlanhla 😂😂😂😂EFF supporter? I think Malema has gone to your head.
He sounds south African already. Interesting. But this is mad inspiring
I noticed that as well, he has blended well in the South African accent but at the end of the day, its all love for our African brothers.
This is how you naturalise in a country. Make an honest living and the people will support you and help you build.
This is how South Africans are as people. We will support anybody who brings positivity amongst us and runs a legal business. Not the other stuff that we see on our streets daily. This brother here I will support 100% and kudos to S.A. government for investing in him while at University. 🇿🇦
lol he does not "sound South African" 🤣
No, He doesn't sound South African. We want legal people
Great positive perspective on South Africa and its people. We need more of this entrepreneurial spirit and break the barriers for us to do business across Africa.
The importance of sharing our inspiring stories cannot be overemphasized.
And I'm very passionate about that 💯
Humble man, tasty food, and in a refreshing restaurant. What a wow...
The south African designer is top class
@@Addi_Teacha509 True that. Temba rose to the occasion and did a sterling job on that restaurant
Great video Tayo as always. Once more, Africa, here's another African brother prospering in South Africa. South African people are loving and friendly. Don't believe the fake news about us.
Thanks for watching!
I never. ❤️❤️🇳🇬
@@genuinediasporan6661 Thank you Omo 🙏🏾😊
With the stereotype I see on social media, I told myself I will never visit south Africa. But with a footage like this and that of wode maya, I think I have to change my mind. God bless Africa, Amin..
@@abdulazeezshuaibu1670 Amen brother. We are one people. Don't allow them to divide us.
One thing about this channel is that he features both nationalities. He treat people as people first before seeing them as certain tribe. Thank you my brother.
There are some negative comments here and kinda boring since y'all always look for something bad about a great thing😤😤😤
I enjoyed this conversation♥️♥️
Don't pay them any attention. Positive minded folks will always outnumber the negative minded ones.
sadly, but Africa will win someday, hopefully! Positives will outweigh the negatives, so their negative voices will be silent
This is amazing! As a Nigerian/South African this is so inspiring and beautiful. I love this continent and this country and I am going nowhere
God bless you and your family and this from a South African
This is your country too brother Just as Nigeria is also my home, even though I'm South African. .
@Nhlanhla people like you disgrace our country of South Africa and then everyone assumes we're all like you. I wish you were not from South Africa. We've wasted our citizenship on you. Nxi!
@Nhlanhla Say u don't include us, you afrophobic fool.
@@africanandproud6792 you aren't a South African. if you are state what tribe?
As South African 🇿🇦 man I'm really proud of you my man. And you inspire some of us!
He’s literally comparing Johannesburg with America and London 🙌🏾🇿🇦
Talent, hard-work, discipline and excellent outlook ... any country benefits from such rare people!
These are the types of Nigerians we want in South Africa, who contribute to the growth and wellbeing of our country. Not these ones who do crime here
@Rance Sim NO.
@Rance Sim when your child trash your house its different from when your neighbors child does the same or even less than your own
Whoever is watching this God bless your hustle.
Amazing!! the man is humble I am South African he is doing a god job and you too Tayo.
We love your work here in S. A 🇿🇦 Man keep it up. One Africa
@Sesethu Madikane, we bhuti, me not in that we.all must go back.ndixolele bhuti not me.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 mxm ufuna I attention nje kphela wena msoonwakho
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 Siyabulela ima kancane mf2
@Thabo Gilbert, you killing me here kkkkkkk (ufuna I attention ) bhuti did say impundu zam. Ndixolele bhuti but these people legal or illegal ?the place is in sunninghill how bhuti.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 manje wena ungenwe yini. If ayikho into entle ongayisho kuncono uthule
I feel inspired. many people don't realize that Nigerians don't depend on their government to help them with anything. Hard work and persistance has helped this man succeed
Exactly my sister that's the attitudes here,Nigerians don't believe in colonial establishment, self help driven by vision is the ultimate goal to success,that's one of attitude we want African families to emulate.
He did say that the South African government helped him establishe himself to where he is now. We can all do with a little help.
@@ninipaloma3171 you are right. and there is nothing wrong with recieving help. And what is the use of a government if it won't serve it's people?
How can they depend on their government when they dnt even want to stay in their own country and make it better and stop fighting to stay in other ppl's countries and complain about the illtreatment they receive from those countries💁♂️??They work hard but after 61 years of independence they still surviving on other ppl's countries backside🤣😂they can't even find a formula to generate their own electricity in Nigeria let alone protecting their own women and child from the Bokoharam killings 🤣😂mxm
@@watchingthehawks355 but they survive on those you claim believes in colonial establishment 💁♂️Nigerians see themselves as solution in any circumstances but their mother country is turning into ashes day by day 🤣😂
Shout out to Themba for the amazing work on interior design. This is class and elegance at it best. South African interior designers always bring their A game. And shout out to Ayoka, great work brothers. I love it when I see African brothers and sisters start businesses and maintaining highest quality in their establishment and surrounding environment. I will definitely pop by in this place.
It's in the blood, I'm Naija proper 😂🙌🏿
When you trade the right and legal path, surely, you'll be supported and you will end up getting it right. I'm so glad seeing this guy succeed in a foreign land with supports from all tribes and nations.
I love this man's mindset and how he spoke about Nigeria and South Africa.
I’m a South African and I’m super proud of this brother’s achievement & I’m quite inspired to say the least...
Proof that hard work pays off.
Who said it dont pay?
Very inspiring, I want to say thank you to the SA government and it's people for supporting and helping one of our own. Nigeria needs good publicity this days, a few nefarious lot are making us look bad. Seeing things like this makes me feel happy
Finally... I have been watching alot of negative content against south africa i am glad there is Nigerian that is doing it the right way.. Thats all we asked legally... Thank you Nigerian Brother🇳🇬 from a South African brother🇿🇦.
I love what my brother said, "Put the goal in front of you. Do not look at the Challenge".
We sometimes focus so much on the challenge it creates a mental block which is a setup for failure.
This should keep every young guys like me going, you don't need to do something illegal to make it. Consistency, hard work and being smart will make you stand out. I'm really motivated, thanks Tayo.
I'm a African American and this is my first time viewing your videos. Just like Woda you bring such pride to me as an African from the diaspora. In the U.S. we are constantly fed a diet of poverty and death in Africa. Without UA-camrs like you we would never see the advancements and glory that is happening across the continent. I am so hoping that this pandemic will be over soon so that I can visit my Motherland. Thank you again for that wonderful, informative and positive interview. I look forward to more videos just like it. Stay blessed and stay African!
I love his story i live Nigerians they do it big i am. African American i am super inspired
I moved to the UK almost the same length of time as this king and I'm still sitting around collecting salary 😂
I must visit when next in SA👏🏾
London is not easy
Again!! I love how Nigerians hustle. They work hard and are inspirational
Proud Nigerian Living in RSA... That's me
As a proud South African I can say that being bad or good has nothing to with your race or ethnicity.
Great channel , showcasing our fellow African brothers thriving in South Africa 🇿🇦 🇳🇬
I'm very happy seeing yoruba Nigerian brother flourish God bless your hustle more
Yh but must you put tribe? Reason y tribalism will never end
I enjoyed this one. Hah Tayo, you nor sabi GL? LOL
Shout out to Wode Maya for this movement. African content to the world.
I swear Nigeria is in bad need of good publicity with that last stunt in UAE, we need any good news we can get. Thanks Tayo and for Mr. Deji's mum, may her memory continue to be blessed.
GL ooo we buy am tire
I'm so Impressed... I'm also a nigerian living & doing business in South Africa, Durban precisely. That guy inspired me
Since this was posted days ago I honestly keep coming back to this video again and again this guy is inspiring really 🙌‼️
When he said his mom has passed on I felt that 😥
Africans there is still hope for Africa we want I'm taking my notes but I still dreaming of visiting Nigeria to learn one or two from my brothers and sisters there, these two brothers are a good example Tayo is doing a good job and he will hit 200k before the end of this year I have spoken watch this space.
U are welcome, come and see how hard working Nigerians are and you will be surprised, out of %100 of Nigerians %70 are interpreneur.
I love that he kept stressing the word 'LEGALLY '....So proud and elated when I see genuine hardworking people WIN ❤
He should cause we know Nigerians and illegality
I am South African and I love seeing my brothers and sisters positively contributing not only to my country but the diaspora as a whole. I wish you all the best brothers ✊🏾.
I Love this Docuseries
You are doing well Tayo Aina
Thank you
@@TayoAinaFilms Tayo I understand Shoprite is pulling out of Nigeria and looking to get rid of some of its shops. Perhaps it's an opportunity for this gentleman to pick up some new grocery outlets and expand his empire to Nigeria, if he has the capital? Just a thought.
@@tvs9978 Good thought.
Nigerian is a Blessed 🙏 People with intelligent and Strong Hardworking People. And of Course, Favoured by God wherever they go. This is one Quality in them that some other Africans don't have. Nice Video Bro👍
This is massive. I love the fact that he emphasised on legit business. We Nigerians are proud hardworking people. Let's retell the story of Nigeria again.
This is so amazing and inspiring to watch. Nothing better than to see our own thriving after grinding legally for many years. So proud of him. "when you put the goal ahead of you, challenges on the side do not matter" Such a strong statement!!!!
This guy is an Original hustler. Imagine hustling from Varsity days. Wow! Amazing and inspiring.
This is Beautiful!!
As I South African I am soo happy to see my fellow African peeps legally making it in S.A.
May you achieve more success brother and may your businesses grow!
Asibabale you are beautiful
Shout out to all of my hustling Nigerians! Put God first and work hard, and all of your dreams shall come true in Jesus name! 🙏🏾
Love to hear these stories. You and Wode Maya are doing a great job showcasing the best of Nigeria and Africa 👌🏾👌🏾
Thank you 🙏🏾! Appreciate you watching and commenting 😌
Not wode maya
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Will u stop this stupid trolling??
U are part of the stupid people who make blacks look dumb in front of other race.
What at all has he done that you can't forget and forgive??
Are you that stupid??
Get a life stop being bitter like a baby.
not wode maya
The love for his mother is so amazing. I respect this guy for honouring his mother. Nothing can match mom's love
Thank you for shining a bright light on African excellence! This young man spoke to me today and I needed that.
Thanks for watching!
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Amazing content and big up to my African brother. True in our South African universities we have so many Nigerians doing amazing things. Surely he has worked hard to be where he is at. And I like how he emphasized that its only a handful of bad apples and majority of Nigerian fellows doing great things are hardly recognized. That being said its only a handful of hateful or Afro-phobic South Africans who perpetuate violence and negative perceptions not only to Nigerian people but other foreign ethnic groups.
Glad he made it happen in SA, congrats man, I'm Zimbabwean I thought Ayodeji meant Joy as well, but I learnt Ayoka is Joy too... hope to visit one day.
Ayodeji means 'double joy'...
'Ayo' is Joy. 'Ayodeji' is the short of 'Ayodimeji' which means Double Joy
I bought from Ayoka 1week worth of takeaways (because i'm too lazy to cook).. i can tell you that jollof was something else
As a Nigerian, let me say thank you South African government and people on behalf of this brother. Hardwork pays.
Forget nationality, this is inspiring period.
This guy is so humble it's so heart warming.Reminds me of how friendly my family was received back in Lagos.Will come to support the restaurant and bar soon.I miss Nigerian food
Never heard a Nigerian-South African accent before. So charming. We really need to rid ourselves of the stigma that we are not one. We are. The sooner we realize that, the sooner the continent can move forward. South Africa here I come.
It's weird for SAns. We would never call ourselves SAn Americans for example. Maybe we're too proud of who we are
Nigeria, get the power sector and security right & you'd see the development that will follow. Well done this guy. Ma Ayoka will be proud of you where ever she is.
It's very unfortunate that he had to emphasize that South African people have been good to him and a lot of Nigerian people do genuine businesses. Can we just be good people to each other? We can do so much as Africans.
Yh I noticed that and he kept on emphasising on "legit business"
16 years and you have done all this men thats remarkable very wise man right there some people takes them a life time just to have such level of success
Best UA-camr in Africa
Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
you officially my favorite youtuber now,your videos speak for themselves ,you dont have to say a word the power of your videos gives me goosebumps.If you not inspired by this then i dont know if you human.Its so important for africans to tell our own stories.The western media is trying to divide us especially Nigeria and SA cause they know if those two countries stay divided it will be harder for Africa to progress.lets change the narrative and allow our brothers to share the real stories like this.GOD Bless Tayo.
Thanks for watching!
Dope gang, gather here for another awesome content.
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