Why are most African Diasporans Broke?
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I discuss Why are most African Diasporans Broke? in this wonderful session. A lot of African Diasporans want to move back to the motherland, Africa but most are broke and caught up in the vicious western tax trap and several other issues.
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Marrying the wrong person can erase generational wealth.
Good point.
Where I'm from we have a saying "err in building a house you can demolish it, never err in choosing a wife"
The statement sent chills in my spine.
I witness this in my maternal side of the family. Don't let misplaced feelings blind you to later years of regret.
The most important decision in your life is whom you choose to marry.
In the West it's a crap shoot.... Divorce laws being what they are.
That's why threw out the history on humanity the father/family chose who their children would marry.
🤯 whoaaa one of the most correct yet politically incorrect statement i have read in a while.
Just came across this video and am not gonna lie I think I was born with the gift of being financially responsible.
I was raised by numerous family members Cos my mom was broke and couldn’t afford. I came to Canada at 20yrs old working hard and trying to pay my family back for the care they gave me while growing up .
I came to realize early that no amount of money I sent could satisfy them so I drastically reduced how much I sent to them ! I saved most of my pay checks and payed my bills
I made a challenge to save a certain amount every year and today 5yrs in Canada am getting my first home .
I really don’t care if they are proud of me but I am sure proud of myself. 💯
Did those who helped raise you expect a reward? It's always nice to honour those who help us up. That said, you shouldn't give into to exploitation.
It is tough but I also have to limit how much I send home. They alway wanting more
Dream on, Cinderella. A video makes you think you were born with the gift of financial responsibility...? Really?
Way to go!!
@@jamesSmith-kz3lnIt is definitely not a video that made her come to that conclusion but self assessment and looking at how far she has come and how she has had her acts together. Like what's your pain about what she said???
Pastor wants a car, THE CHURCH contributes, a Church member is due for surgery, OOH LETS PRAY.
MISS FAITH... behave, I LAUGH SO HARD I PEED MY PANTS, FUNNY, BUT SO MUCH TRUTH IN YOUR STATEMENT
So true... yep ! Let’s pray REALLY!🤷🏿♂️
My mother gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to the church and she stayed broke all of her life. When she die and we needed to pay $8,000 for funeral expenses they donated $500.
@nike more all the pastors do is fleece the flock and raise the young girls frocks, there is no GOD
anthony bajee there is god but there’s no churches or Christianity.
And when we go home to Africa without anything, that same family will abuse you saying you stayed abroad for so and so year but you did or brought nothing. That same family forgets they were milking you hence you couldn't save or do anything.
true
You mean without a mansion. I already told my parents not to expect me to have a house in Nigeria. I’m not gonna. I left at 19, so pretty young. I’m investing in my life here, those of my future kids. I’d rather my kids have a comfortable life here in the diaspora.
They always think in abroad money comes from trees.
Advice for that type of arrangement? Cut them off, ignore their incessant pleas,calls,texts and emotional blackmail. If you had nothing or weren't even abroad or so,they wouldn't give two shits about you!!!
You are right, my family milk me until now I put a stop. Unless someone is sick and in hospital and do not get involve. Am focused on myself and my retirement plans.
Wow! I made so many terrible financial decisions. First having children way too early and ending up being a single parent. Had to stay poor for twenty years trying to raise my children; being home for them. I did eventually completed my education earning a masters degree and actually used it to earn a decent salary. However, I am just catching up. Had to rent for years. Finally was able to purchase my own home which had almost doubled in appreciation from the time I purchased the property. I wasted a lot of money as well. I have also given away money to help others. As I approach my retirement years, I have been socking away as much as I can without feeling deprived. It’s important to save while enjoying the fruits of your labor.
Well said Ma'am 👏🏾👏🏾
extremely inspiring April, thanks for sharing.
Pray hard and God will pave way for you.. Trust me
Similar to my story but I’m so happy to have had my kids early. I would not change that.
Its never too late, you did it!!!
Free advise to people in the diaspora "do not set yourself on fire to keep others warm". Learn to say NO. NO is a full sentence that does not need an explanation.
Thank you. Some of us needed to hear this
@Age of the Gemini Love please elaborate
My Aunty is called Nekesa, unique name
@@yusrahb4461 oh thanks!
Deep deep deep
I wish I could give you 100 likes. Financial illiteracy, generational poverty, emotional blackmail, vanity, religious bigotry, community bullying, and the sense that to love someone is essentially to support him financially, are the seven deadly sins that plague all immigrant communities!
AMEN
I can't like this enough?
almost 37 yrs old. I didn't start investing until 3yrs ago. It's best the decision I ever made.. investing in real estate and BITCOIN.... I still drive my 2012 Toyota. I don't buy things I don't need any more.
Good job👊
Awesome 👏🏾
Same here bro
@@btp007 except when you said Bitcoin u mean other cryptocurrency but BITCOIN is sold.
@ J Johnson what kind of Real Estate do you invest in?
I’m so done with people back home. If you want to have some sanity while living abroad please avoid people back home. I was almost depressed from this emotional blackmail until I broke loose from them. I wish I could tell my story but it’s so long.
That story sounds familliar.
Working abroad is very tough nobody at home knows that. Thats whe most reduce frends as well calls to frends
Oh yes been there,, its emotionally and financially draining
I hear you loud and clear. My parents are both deceased and only have extended family back in Ghana who are so needy and depressing to talk to because all i hear from them is how difficult things are. Well, a person her has to work hard to have what we have in the West. We have major bills to pay and the people at home have no idea that nothing comes easy. Yes, are lives are good in Canada but nothing has been given for free. I have ceased contact with distant relatives because conversations are more paingful than it is worth. Just tired f the blame game that one person(me) can provide for all my needs and theirs as well. it's madness.
HEAR, here!
You will never be wealthy as long as you work for somebody else; I repeat you will never be wealthy as long as you work for somebody else.
I think that depends on how you define your “Wealthy.”
Everyone has different definitions of being wealthy. I work for Microsoft and that’s how I’m getting money to finance my real estate properties back home.So, I’m working for someone.
@@larryhenry3732 that's great; you are actually working for your agenda then and not necessarily solely for Microsoft. Most people just work!
Sensible parents never leave financial burdens onto their kids.
That's a concept our parents don't understand. They have a tendency to leave one empty handed and with little or nothing to start with,but will continuously demand to be made a priority!!! Rubbish!!
@@watchforlife Chale eno easy ooo my brother
@@watchforlife that's true, it's africa tradition.
The children must take care of their old age parents.
If don't do so, you will be seen as bad child.
@@lelo940 It's our tradition and expected of one's responsible children to care for their elderly parents but sometimes,the demand and pressure is not well deserved nor necessary. Some parents hardly provide a foundation for their kids to build their future on but expect to be taken care of by default.
I had to cut off all of my family, they were draining me of my money and happiness, I am slowly healing and I am no longer suffering from depression.
Reasons why: We learn through failure rather than education. We don't save for our stability - we save for things and events e.g. holidays back home, weddings and funerals rather than an emergency fund. Financial self-preservation is seen as selfish, unChristian etc. We are reactive not proactive. Emotion drives most if not all financial decision-making - logic is wayyyyyyy down on the list. Sandwich generation after sandwich generation (people taking care of parents and kids at the same time, no thought of improving childrens lives for the future, just emotional blackmail everywhere).
ALL OF THIS!!! We are considered selfish for advancing ourselves
Well said! It is a serious 'entanglement'
@@autobotdiva9268 Very true but scary
Dead body na problem of the living.
@autobot diva. Dead people don’t setup go fund me raising money for their funeral. Their family members left behind do. How many of us have life insurance to take care of our kids and loved ones when we are gone. We can insure a car for hundreds of pounds every month, but won’t pay £25 for life insurance that’s could protect our family and pay for our funeral. My point we live and don’t care about the mess we leave behind which I think is your point too.
People have to be wise about this sending money home
We do cheap labor and send all the money home to the family.
Exactly! That is one of the biggest problem killing diasporans financially.
Hi Aboutbusiness , please do not work yourself to death and send too much money home !
What do I mean ! Take inventory how much funds are coming in every month....then make a list how much you have to pay ( for ex. rent , electricity , health/ car insurrance , food , beverages , cloths for you and your family , hobbies , cinema, eating out for a change once a month , small gifts for birthdays etc.) then add a bit for yourself , your husband/ wife , kids which each one can spend according to their needs ( if they are old enaugh ) and THEN and only then , you carefully consider how much you can easily and WITHOUT emotional/ financial strain send home, even it is 20,- Brit. Pound on a regular basis long term !!! Bless you.
according to their
Who just eat the money and it ends up in the toilet.
If you want to help your family ,help them once tell them if you fell is all yours,give them the tools and don't give them money all the times.
@@connys.a.6252 correct. Invest in yourself atleast every paycheck, it will go a long way.
My goodness am not crazy after all.
My aunty in Houston tx send me a video of a brother that moved back to Naija with less than 50k and he said he doesn’t even want to be buried in America. I said to myself at the beginning of the year that I Ngozi will never ask anyone or allow anyone to tell me that am only allowed 2 weeks vacation in a year again never. Even if I have to open restaurant I will send eba and egusi am a damn good cooks after all I did catering and hotel management before heading to America. I am a New York trained nurse and I said ain’t doing this any more. No one talks about the damn depression in diaspora especially with the empty nesters. Am done . How ever don’t want to leave in America ain’t mad at them; but this thing here is no longer for me.Hearing this brother tonight confirmed that am good. Thanks phrankleen you Rock !
I had to cut off all of my family, they were draining me of my money and happiness, I am slowly healing and I am no longer suffering from depression.
You're VERY SMART
my own mother called me a disappointment because i didn't want to send money to her sisters. after that i sent £3000 to ghana to start a car business (sent money to my brother). Have i receive a penny back? No. she still expects me to take care of my elder brother at university in ghana. i told them point blank that's not going to happen. i have spent £6000 since 2017 up until now, and they are all relaxed doing nothing. this year i made the. decision to take care of myself and i have never felt better. my finances are in order, i can afford to splurge on luxury. sometimes just cut ties and focus on yourself.
Awesome 👏🏾 decision
I can tell anyone this,I am now 58 and have been investing for over 30 years...the concept of pay yourself first is one of the most important things for people to grasp. When I worked the first money to come out of my wage was my investment money - everything else, bills food even sending money back home (when I did it) came out of the remainder. You cannot give to, or support others if your own cup is empty. Paying yourself first allows you to build a strong financial base which gives you the financial freedom to do other things, including helping others. Today at 58 I no longer work a 9-5 and I'm financially OK, our people do not educate themselves about these things, too much is living for the moment, never looking to the future.
rufdymond thanks for sharing this 👏🏾👏🏾
Black tax, walk away and keep walking. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I did the same after 15 years of PAYING to family/extended family
15 years now my business
Grew and my life is really good....even managed to buy apartment of my own in Europe...and good pension saving
I remember when my mum told me that her friends were mocking her for not going to parties or buying asoebi not knowing that she was grinding and hustling. She was able to pay mine and my brother's university fees( we both went to Middlesex uni), my sis private secondary school & Babcock fees in nigeria, bought her house in North London and built her house in nigeria, ALL WITH NO PAPERS (which she only got a couple years ago). She kept her head down, taught herself financial literacy (considering she left secondary in Jss1) and simply just doubled down. Our people eat with all ten fingers without thinking of investing and just like you said it as resulted in people being poor in the diaspora, caught up in the cycle of the west and these are the same people that will be saying "Nigeria is a shit hole", which I think it's because they have nothing back home. Have a wild guess as to how these friends of my mum are living.. One more thing, keep giving us value bro because we are loving it over here ✊🏿👍🏿👍🏿😀
Your mum is a boss, God bless her🙏🏾
Big Shout out to your Mum! 😀
All u said is very true, some use their money to by big bags and after that they get soo jealous when they see ur" stuffs"
When you next see your Mum give her a hug in appreciation, she is awesome, blessings to you all ❤️😊🙏
@@truezladye1893 thank you very much and more blessings to you too 😀
"I'm pro black I love my people like I need oxygen but we've got to be able to have these conversations." You just got a sub.
👊🏾💪🏾😎
My husband bought a massive house in Africa. He has spent years travelling back home to improve the house. We have 3 kids and have only been home once. My kids don’t want to live there but they are ok visiting. He also bought 4x4 parked in the garage to use when he visits home. In uk we use bus. We go by renting house to house. When I raised my complaint to prioritise our needs here to his mum, she got angry with me and no longer speaks to me.. He is so respected back home bcoz of what they see but I have lost respect for him as I am suffering here in uk.. 20 years we have lived in uk. 4 years ago we separated I have since bought a shared ownership home for me and the kids. He lives in a 1 room at 50 and constantly travelling to Africa whilst his kids here suffer and his mum put a relative to live in our home in Africa.. his relatives live rent free bills free bcoz they are looking after the house
What a misplaced priority
Wow...my ex husband is living in the states in a rented apartment. He has a house on the hill in 🇯🇲 with a beautiful view as he likes to brag about. Helping people he hardly knows because they stroke his ego. They call him Boss Man....😆 I just bought my house for me and my child to live comfortably.
Dammm,l know the feeling my aunty was living at my parents house back.in africa 🌍, so l.go.there from time to.time for holiday ,then one day she called my mum saying his always got his friends outside the front gate drinking 🍸 all the time ,lol because l.know most of the boys in that street so some times l.just get 🍻 some beers and drink.with my mates from back.home because l.dont like drinking on my own,lol l.just told her well it's my house 🏠 😀 .the look on her face dropped.
I am sorry mam your ex husband is an idiot
Truth hurts. Every thing you say is true. I did not experience a mindset shift from emotional and spiritual blackmail until I left so called Pentecostal churches. It’s not just the money it’s the loss of the ability to think rationally logically and realistically in dealing with adverse circumstances as we are brainwashed into thinking only abracadabra can save. We need to WOKE and thank you Phrankleen for your show. 🌟🌟🌟
I'm glad my people are waking up.
Lol 😆 only abracadabra save 🤣
FACTS!
Whereas I agree with you - I hope you also remember to always differentiate religion from a personal relationship with God !
Those pentecostal churches are Hell on earth, I emancipated myself from them too, it felt good when I stopped. Truth of the matter is they don't really care about the congregation.
I can’t stand being broke.... I can’t stand it at all and I will never ever give my energy to people who do not deserve it. I have worked soo hard to get to where I am and where I will be.
Appearances on those movies( Nollywood) is All about how much money a person has. Many times I get upset and stop watching. Always a person or son returning from abroad and wearing so much gold and diamonds with label clothes and brand new car. They need to stop, and I've written to them about it. You told the truths!!!!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
financial illiteracy is not only a problem among africans in diaspora it a deep problem in in Africa itself.
You're right
It's not worth supporting families back home... I have been out of my country for about 12 years... Been sending money home, taking my mom on international trips, flying my nephews out all paid by me.
I have sent so much money home, yet they can show me where the money went.... No work on the house, nothing... Now I lost my job and guess what.. It's almost been one month and not even one of my siblings have bothered to even ask me if I ate today... Oh well guess I'm no use to them anymore
I'm sorry to hear this. And I'm optimistic that you will bounce back.
Lessons learnt. Hopefully, your family still cares about you.
I feel the same. I could have been financially better off if I had not helped my family so much. Many times I found they were lying about their needs. Even my adult children are selfish. I worked hard all my life. My kids never wanted for anything despite a husband/dad who gambled away his checks. I currently live on a small pension and disability due to health problems. My oldest son who makes good money as a truck driver no longer speaks to me because I didn t loan him $1,500! Although I supported him most if his adult life because he refused to work. Now that I finally said no he's done with me. He still bought a new car. SMH.
Favoured I am praying you get back on your feet soon. When you do, put yourself first this time and save. Truck drivers are always in demand and some companies pay for training. This may be a temporary solution. Several of my relatives drive over the road. It pays well.
@Gregory We are talking again now but he is still not being responsible. I keep silent most of the time to avoid arguments but he can't live with me. Currently staying with his dad and trying to get unemployment. His last job is requiring the vaccine but their are plenty of other jobs. He is living with his dad but I will never understand. My ex jokingly says the girls are his and the boys are mine 😆. We love them all and just want them to be alright when we are gone so tough love is in order for the young men.
Having too many kids, leaving above their means, keeping up with the joneses, not budgeting and no family planning
Unfortunately, sorry to stereotype... but many Nigerians pastors and their congregation prayer points consist of praying against poverty and then the pst ask his members to pay tithes. Our mindsets, are backwards and primitive. 🤔🙌🏾💕
I'm so grateful for finding this channel I learned a lot from it and took notes. I hope Phrankleen and his family the greatest of life.
You broke down such a complex topic so well.
Bravo!
This was an amazing and insightful live stream Phrankleen. Thank you for all that you do. We are sure many people will learn fro this discussion. The moral of the topic is EMANCIPATE YOUR SELF FROM MENTAL AND RELIGIOUS SLAVERY!!! & Say No EMOTIONAL BLACKMAILING. We new happy to be part of the vive via chat today!! keep up with the great work.
Preach brother Phrankleen! Let those who have ears hear. Thank you for speaking the truth.
I did not learn about financial until I was older. But when I did I paid my car off. I have learned what grocery stores to shop. I have always live simply. And I do not Bling it up. If black people would stop with going to Asian nail shop, getting expensive weaves, getting expensive car's designer this and X boxes , always getting the most updated I phones which runs in thousand of dollars. Every year African Americans put trillions of dollars into America and what do we get taxation with out representation and we're still being shot like dog's in the streets. If Black people stop buying all that s_ t we can bring America to it's knees. And that is our power to have control of out finances.
I shared your video with my 16 year old daughter. She's such a smart young lady and you have just contributed to her success ❤️
Always coming out with powerful insights. God bless you more.
Wow! This message is so on point. Thank you for speaking the truth. So many here in the USA need to hear this!
Ohhh, how I know a ton of folks that need to hear this! The fools won’t listen to it if I share it with them🙄 truth hurts🤦🏾♀️ Thanks Phrankleen🙏🏾👍🏾🙌🏾
You talk with so much clarity man. You are highly valued ✊🏿
I wish our people will learn from this hard truth. Well done Phrankleen. God bless you. I’m a subscriber now. One love bro.
Many of our people are so broken and insecure by the history of colonialism and slavery they find themselves seeking confidence and acceptance through spending and flexing. We'd rather "look rich" than be rich. And its pure foolishness. We have a real trouble talking honestly about our finances. We know more about sports, entertainment trends and cars than we do stock market, business ownership, tax laws, and financial instruments. We think personal finance/accounting is "boring" even though it affects literally every aspect of our lives.
Arent we tired of being broke? Isnt suffering miserable? "But money can't buy you happiness" they say. Are you happy being broke and struggling? We need to get serious and stop fooling around.
Jajajajajajaj. We love lying to ourselves. When problem arise ,that time you will know what money can do
Bro Franklin on with you on this topic here100%..he teaching bro love your truth and facts!
I hope my Nigerian sisters are listening, they have some groups that have parties two three times in a month and there’s always dress-code which the person who is having the party will sell to you either lace or Ankara and it’s a must which they pay higher prices than buying from the store yourself, all they do is change laces and shoes and they will tell you oh this is from Dubai , meanwhile it’s from fifth ave in Manhattan , these sellers would board a bus early in the middle of the night and go to buy laces and bags etc at low cost and sell to them in a higher price , and they believe it’s from Dubai because they will tell them I will go to Dubai next week and they will go into hiding for some days until they get back from New York. Manhattan is their Dubai, not me. Thank you.
Ladies are easily convinced, hopefully Covid19 has encouraged them to save some money. 😊
Truezlady E hope so.
I no longer participate in that foolishness
You are absolutely right I know a woman who is trying to sell clothes to me anytime she see me at parties and I felt like she wants to make money of me so I end up quiting going to parties because they always try to get your money 💰 it's really a shame 😉
I’m a night shift nurse. I put my colleagues onto your channel. We watch it during our downtime. The advice is golden
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Good job 👍 Many of our people need to hear this. Thanks for putting it out there
Phrankleen you're doing such an amazing job, telling people the truth, I really appreciate you brother, ignorance is not an excuse for making uninformed decisions.
This is the best educative video so far from you..
Aww thanks! 🙂, I appreciate you!
Vodoou knobb PODCAST..fact!!TRUTH hurt but real
My man Phrankleen is spitting some real fire. Thanks so much man. Some of us may find these truths hard to ingest because of our cankerous cultural conditioning but hey, you're the person most responsible for how you do.
Been having this conversation lately with Friends. We spend so much money on things that do not make money for us just because we want to show off.
Its time to live a minimalism life
@@yusrahb4461 yep!!!
True. That is why i am seriously holding back my desire to buy a house that would not make money for me. Either in terms of roommates, renters, or being able to use a part of the house for Airbnb, etc. Or just outrightly buy a home i can use for a home care business.
@@bukolalawrence you can buy and rent.
Oh my goodness, I have never seen you react like this! We need to know your story man!!! You sound very genuine and emotionally intelligent. Pls #dontleaveus!!! Never apologize for being REAL!
This is good man, I’m in my 20s at college and this information sure will help. Thanks alot
Thanks Phrankleen. Your tongues mehn. You can even start a Church if you wanted to.
This pandemic/lockdown really helped me think independently, and this made me see how I have been fooled for so long due to religious commitment. I really need more of these kind of sensitive videos to help must of us open our eyes and see.
Exactly! The inherent defficiency is that the African tradition and custom prevents people from questioning the norm.
It's always good advice to remember RELIGION IS FINE, EXCEPT WHEN IT ISN'T. Find a home church that's about parishioners' well-being, including financial security. And keep stepping.
You’re absolutely right some parents lack the financial guidance and they end up trapping the children into the same consuming habits
This video is so on point! New Subbie. First time visiting my native land Liberia last year and I needed to see this video to understand our people.
Thanks for highlighting the bullet point "Religiosity trap". I couldn't agree more with you Phrankleen. Its a very tight anchor both home and abroad. Hope is being sold.
Holy cow...I just had a chat with my parents and my siblings about this!!! You hit the nail on the head!!
You did good. No ranting. Our people are asleep to this reality. Thank you for taking the time and going as far as you did, to open our eyes. Blessings 🙌
WE NEED TO GET YOU TO A MILLION SUBSCRIBERS...Gooooooood God this is an unbelievable message for a lot of our people.
Lol and when you talk to parents about life insurance, they might think you gonna kill them 😀
They start rebuking you and saying Holy Ghost fire. 😂
It's happens to offered 🌟🤣
bona sway LOL 😂
Yup. they also refuse to talk about making a will.
This is why us blacks are disadvantaged
I am so glad I came across your channel and videos. This video resonated with me so much because I vowed to be very good with my finances at 17. That was 18 years ago and I have never looked back since. Being a registered nurse in New York, I have a lot of people with some unreasonable expectations from me. I have learned to do the little I can that I know is fair but I always put myself first in all I do. I believe in pushing the people around me to grow that way we can all eat rather than have one person be the cash cow for the family. Thank you so much Mr Phrankleen, you are a breath of fresh air for this generation of Nigerians in diaspora.
You've done Well bro!
Video Saved!
Love from Ghana 🇬🇭
From my observation here in the states, people are just competing with the next person. It's all about today, right now. There is no thought of the future,inheritance, legacy.
I watch all your videos but i must say that this one was really special. You hit the nail on the head. Thank you so much.
Bro you are 1000 percent correct, Love your words of encouragement, you are an angel sent in our generation !!!
I stumbled across your content, and I'm hooked. Two pieces of advice my stepfather gave me I've never forgotten. (1) Don't borrow (money) if you can't look after your own. (2) Have goals and work hard, and you'll never have to borrow.
Keep up the exciting and engaging content.
Your message struck several nerves! Thanks for the good works
Very welcome
This is the third time I am watching this and don't seem to get enough of it. Sir Phrankleen, thanks for always sharing your knowledge and wisdom. I doff my hat for you Sir.
Let me say the Content is LIT💥💥 ….knowledge is power. brothers and sisters in diaspora really needs this piece of information.
Well done my brother, this is exactly what we need to hear.
Thank you for helping me Frankleen
Your advert for Soundwave is epic! Within 2 shakes of a ducks tail😂😂😂
Well done Phrankleen, you nailed this one
You're the best. I've noticed and learned about those things since I came to America at early age. I've always been talking to my friends and coworkers about the same issues. I just sent your video to many of them to listen. Keep up the good work 👏
Thank you for educating our people. I'm watching from Nigeria and very happy with how you are dissecting the topic. Phrankleen, truly you are God sent. Just keep up the good work.
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I hear you Prankleen. You're spewing wisdom. Nice words👌
Brother, this was spot on. Thank you so much for this message.
Phrankleen thank you so much. Great lessons for us all in diaspora. I appreciate you.
Godbless you my brother for another eye opening episode. It really hit home deep.❤️
Well done brother, listening to u is just like listening to the word of God 👏👏👏👏
Man speaks facts ! Just discovered this channel . Currently 22 . Trying to learn as much as I can before it’s too late
This is one of the most honest and informative chat I've listened to.thank you.
My Brother....a church I know(99% Black congregation)...in Canada...never supported the members during the pandemic....BUT the Pastor was calling some members to complete their tithes..
One of the reason I stop going to my formal church ,no member welfare but requesting for donation everytime
I read my first novel after i was 30. My boss at the time couldn't understand how i went through childhood without reading books lol
LMAO 😂😄 I can imagine!
Wow.
@Vivian Eni, I'm shocked too! But hey you read your first book at 30 - better late than never. Enjoy your reading journey🤗
Whaaat?
dont feel bad there are some kids who cannot tell analog time
I'm in love with everything you spoke about, so true and very informative and I hope a lot of people take point/note out of this wisdom.🙏🏾🙏🏾🗣🗣🗣🗣🤎🤎❤❤
Bro this is the best message I have heard from anyone . God bless you
I totally understand Phrankleen. I'm in that situation right now..
I can understand at the end somebody said Prhakleen don’t go. This was so good. 👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽✌🏾✌🏾👩🏽🦱🇳🇱
Its heartbreaking to watch this process. I've been fortunate to watch and learn from these disasters. Thank you for your wise words. Long may you continue. Peace 🌱
Spot on bro. You are right. Thanks for re-emphasising this to our brothers & sisters. I also like your choice of English in getting the messages across. Thanks
Honestly, I wish l can give you series of tombs up for this topic. God bless you.
The more I listen to you, the more I fall in love with what you are saying. You are so right. God bless you my brother. Sometimes I wish I wasn’t born to Nigerian parents. The emotional blackmail is unbelievable. May God forgive me.
Thank you my mum told me to come and watch. It was very educational and profound wisdom
Thank you. This is Victoria. I appreciate you real good. Thank you.
This is a powerful episode
Thank you for your insight, knowledge and wisdom. Very interesting. Please keep these coming. Maybe you can share your own stories too and lessons learnt
Thank you very much Bro for your updating,
it's nothing but the very truth you are saying. 💯💯💯👌🏾👍🏾👏🏾🙌🏾✌🏾& 🖤🤎🧡💜☻️.
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪.
Your are the REAL MVP,I appreciate your knowledge shared,Yusuf.
Yeye well articulated about Africa watching from Zambia and I love this from my channel
Ati shani ba Zambia
Love from Gambia 🇬🇲 😍. I love your content, bro, keep inspiring us. Always watch your videos. You have changed the way used money now. I have been saving for a while now and am about opening a business in Gambia before the end of this year. Just graduated from Uni. Got my master’s degree this month. I want to make better financial decisions before I turn 30. Great job keep it up 👍🏾
Awesome 👏🏾
You're the BOMB DOT COM Phrankleen!!! telling it like it is and hurting feelings hope people use this info to heal themselves.
Excellent commentary Brother Phrankleen!!!! Useful, no matter the country or community in which one lives....