Watching with my family here in dakar Senegal 🇸🇳 we are shocked how these brothers and sisters look like us 😢 i will visit there one day before i passed atleast to see my peoples outside of Africa. Ya all come back home we miss uu 🙏❤️❤️❤️
Wode Maya I must say thank you and express my gratitude as a TrinBagonian. You have shown the beauty of my country beyond just the sea and the sand. It is so beautiful to watch the strong connections we still share as a people. I have always been a proud Afro-TrinBagonian and after taking the time to really take in your work, it has taken that pride to new heights. Thank you and may continued success follow you for all your days. God Bless.
As a proud Trinbagonian of African descent 🇹🇹, I am deeply grateful for the cultural legacy of my ancestors. This video has opened my eyes to their remarkable journey and their vital role in spreading our rich heritage across the globe. Let us celebrate our shared history with love and unity, recognizing that we are all connected, even if we may not realize it. One love, everyone! ✊🏿
I just wonder why African schools don't teach our children about our people elsewhere in the world? This is a reminder of the massive damage that was inflicted upon Africans by Europeans. It definitely need to be recognized as a major historical atrocity... I can't just imagine the separation anxiety of many African families all across Africa at the time of slavery....Our great great grand parents must have suffered immensely after losing their children to slavery. We must push our governments to introduce a whole school curriculum about African slavery in the Americas & the Caribbean in our schools..This will start here in Kenya!!!!
@@chilombomululu6034 We got foolish leaders who don't think broadly. There's hardly no thought of decolonizing the African psyche & to instill Africa centric curriculum in schools..Our scholars too hardly do no research nor studies that could help develop & boost a unique Africa's Education system...
@@maxwellkariuki2930@maxwellkariuki2930 china used to be warring different dynasties with constant civil wars not too long ago, then they united and look where they are now. We are taking too long to at least have one voice and agenda on the world stage
Where did you get that notion that African schools don't teach our children about our people elsewhere in the world? We still use colonizers curriculum in all African schools till date.
I remember that I spoke to some Africans about the Caribbean people if they think they are African they said they d think so because that never has been a debate in their society since I heard that from ours brothers and sisters I just believed Africa it’s just our mother land be aware with some of the bloggers they just want to make money out of us.
I commend you for showcasing the carribbean because our people in Africa needs to see this and ppl all over the world. Our islands are so beautiful...it's our inheritance.
WODEMAYA, I love your work. GREAT PRODUCTION as usual. You have a divine calling for what you do. May the Lord continue to bless you as you connect Africans globally.
It's so true my father side of the family is from tobago, spending holidays there in the 70s and 80s it was 99% African and almost no crime. The worst you would hear is someone stole sombodys goat.
Nice to see a prominent UA-camr showcase the good side of Trinidad & Tobago (aint knocking the other guy, bad side good to see as well, ) but good to see good content, professionally filmed and showing some of the positives of the Islands.
Yes, amazing people ❤. I was travelling around the world on a travel adventure in 2008 from the UK, T&T was one of the countries i visited. Had a fantastic time very welcoming hospitality in T&T. Yes, they are our African cousins in the Caribbean.
Natural Beauty of Tobago remind me the beauty of Gisenyi & Kibuye in Rwanda, absolutely Trinidad & Tobago are one of beautiful islands in the planet, thanks again Village Boy Woode Maya for this incredible & amazing Vlog of TnT. God bless 🙌 👍👏 🙏
Wode, I've seen ram fight or wrestling in Lagos Nigeria and roasting of corn 🌽 with its back cover in Igbo land. These are typically Nigerians way of life with our brothers in Tobago. Big up Wode Maya.
Wow, it's wonderful exploring through this chanel the island of Tobago and seeing this spirit of resilience, this conservative spirit of our ancestors brought into slavery far from the African continent, keeping some of their customs and traditions against all odds. They really proved that no matter how long a tree trunk stays in water, it never turns into a crocodile. We are very proud of them. Thank you very much precious brother for giving us this opportunity to see our brothers and sisters who are on this island of Tobago. May the Almighty God bless them richly !!! May you also be richly blessed !!!
Maya, I started watching your content to learn about Africa and was able to learn so much. One thing i learnt is that i did not know much and what was shown on the television was not a true reflection of the continent. To see you in the Caribbean is pure joy. I remembered in one of your interviews you said 'your father told you to what's positive for Africans," and you did not disappoint, you were born for this. I am so proud you and your work and will always be greatful for educating us in the Caribbean about Africa as we see So many similarities. The Caribbean appreciates Africa and you. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family richly. Keep up the good work.🎯💯 I love my country 🇹🇹 and Africa.
Sweet Tobago, my sister isle. All of the Caribbean countries and North America have a connective thread of African influence. Tobago really manifest a great strength in family and community. Trinidad being more resourceful in economy had more a cosmopolitan society which left the African man in Trinidad a different spectrum in the society.I hope that this little giant Wode Maya showcase our great similarities only differing by the different influences of Europe and other native lands ;this is where we as a people fail to unite knowing we share a greater heritage which is Africa . We now with so much exposure to knowledge should know that even if each country display a variety of expressions in the experience of slavery we are actually all one.As the great Bob Marleysaid Africa Unite it will change the world literally . Wode Maya✊🏿❤❤❤
Succeeding on UA-cam will be the hardest examine I've ever passed in my entire life but I have the confidence and determination to pass the UA-cam exam no matter how long it might take. I WILL SOON BE THE NEXT UA-cam GRADUATE
I was in Charleston, South Carolina. I visited an old plantation and spoke to a lady who told me she was Geechee. The Geechee dialect is similar to mine. I Love the FBA folks! Salute.
This is great! @wodemaya! Keep Garvey’s vision alive by connecting all African ancestry across the globe! It’s important for us to learn the truth about our history/heritage! ❤❤
Sorrel drink - Mmm, very delicious tangy drink very popular in T&T, Barbados, and Jamaica. Guess what? I was shocked to discover this drink came from Ghana. In Ghana, it's called 'Sobolo'. Wow! This is absolutely mind blowing.
Wode, there's a Fort monument in T & T designed and built by Kofi Nti Karikari, a Royal son of Nana Karikari , Asantehene in 1800s . Otumfour visited the place during his official visit to the Island this year. I encourage you to pay a visit, it will interest your large audience.
Wow! I'm so happy for the way you are showcasing Trinidad and Tobago and other Caribbean countries. Thank you! You have done an amazing job showcasing Africa to the world. You are making a positive and indelible mark in the world 🌎.
Im touched how slaves were losing their hands at that sugarcane machine😢😢. One day we will be liberated economically, and we will be called the real great Africa 🌍
I'm surprised to find out in the comments , that some Africans from the Continent are just learning from the video that they have descendants in almost all the 35 countries of the Americas, not just the U.S.
I love what I am hearing about Tobago I will try what it takes to visit Tobago I am already fall in love with the respond of the people I am black man from Africa especially Nigeria but I live and resident in Netherland Big Love to Tobago citizen 👌👌👍👍✊✊
Wodi you're in the Island that is still virgin Where you can rest and. Let me see what will happen the next day. Quiet peaceful Tobago Wodi. Where the mornings are fresh. Enjoy the❤❤❤❤❤BOLD LOVE SSSC Sharing Spreading Showing Caring in the community of Tobago LOVE TRINADAD & TOBAGO
@12:13 the young man telling the story about the tree 🌳 had me in amaze 😮 with the background and music it was like looking at the Avatar movie in, BEAUTIFUL 😍 is there a name for this tree?.
I watched you from the Africans in China. the growth of your channel is phenomenal. I am a Hebrew Israelite and I see my brothers and sisters on your videos all over the world. Have you ever considered interviewing a Hebrew Israelite? you will see how Europeans damaged our minds through religion.
We still got more videos from the Caribbean ❤Please Like & Share to support the page ❤❤❤
Man you be traveliiinnggg! 💪🏿✈️🌍
Bro how can you get to Tobago from Ghana.
Need your help connecting us to our ppl back in Africa,need to know our ancestors 💯
Wow it's so beautiful.
Watching in Mozambique, Maputo
My favorite spot is pigeons point and no man land. You have to visit the restaurant in the tree.
If you are true fan of wodemaya and all that he does is an inspiration to you then drop some love Emoji ❤❤
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Not just fan but family ❤
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Watching with my family here in dakar Senegal 🇸🇳 we are shocked how these brothers and sisters look like us 😢 i will visit there one day before i passed atleast to see my peoples outside of Africa. Ya all come back home we miss uu 🙏❤️❤️❤️
Yes the black Trinis look very African!
@@jennalud4748indeed we do 🇹🇹👍🏾
We are one family...
Never stop learning.
We are your brothers & sisters. We're just living in the Caribbean islands. They took us from Africa but they could not take Africa from inside us.
With this type of Exposure. Africas Future is in safe Hands 🔥 Salute Mkoma WodeMaya
Wode Maya I must say thank you and express my gratitude as a TrinBagonian. You have shown the beauty of my country beyond just the sea and the sand. It is so beautiful to watch the strong connections we still share as a people. I have always been a proud Afro-TrinBagonian and after taking the time to really take in your work, it has taken that pride to new heights. Thank you and may continued success follow you for all your days. God Bless.
As a proud Trinbagonian of African descent 🇹🇹, I am deeply grateful for the cultural legacy of my ancestors. This video has opened my eyes to their remarkable journey and their vital role in spreading our rich heritage across the globe. Let us celebrate our shared history with love and unity, recognizing that we are all connected, even if we may not realize it. One love, everyone! ✊🏿
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@@868prosper I totally agree
I just wonder why African schools don't teach our children about our people elsewhere in the world? This is a reminder of the massive damage that was inflicted upon Africans by Europeans. It definitely need to be recognized as a major historical atrocity...
I can't just imagine the separation anxiety of many African families all across Africa at the time of slavery....Our great great grand parents must have suffered immensely after losing their children to slavery.
We must push our governments to introduce a whole school curriculum about African slavery in the Americas & the Caribbean in our schools..This will start here in Kenya!!!!
Colonized school curriculums first of all upto this day unfortunately
@@chilombomululu6034 We got foolish leaders who don't think broadly. There's hardly no thought of decolonizing the African psyche & to instill Africa centric curriculum in schools..Our scholars too hardly do no research nor studies that could help develop & boost a unique Africa's Education system...
@@maxwellkariuki2930@maxwellkariuki2930 china used to be warring different dynasties with constant civil wars not too long ago, then they united and look where they are now. We are taking too long to at least have one voice and agenda on the world stage
Where did you get that notion that African schools don't teach our children about our people elsewhere in the world? We still use colonizers curriculum in all African schools till date.
I remember that I spoke to some Africans about the Caribbean people if they think they are African they said they d think so because that never has been a debate in their society since I heard that from ours brothers and sisters I just believed Africa it’s just our mother land be aware with some of the bloggers they just want to make money out of us.
#Wode Maya for Africa Ambassador and the Africa Unity❤
I'm loving your Trinidad and Tobago series. Thank you again wodemaya
More to come
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They are exactly Africans ❤❤❤❤
@@AbdulAli-ku9he ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yeah even the surròundings❤❤❤one people common destiny
@@margaretakwa5687 Absolutely amazed how we are one people ❤❤❤❤
@@margaretakwa5687but know that not every black person is an African
What does it mean to be African?
being black and servile uncultured with a preference for the rules of others
to be African means to be
I commend you for showcasing the carribbean because our people in Africa needs to see this and ppl all over the world. Our islands are so beautiful...it's our inheritance.
We ain’t done till we cover every part of the island
This is so beautiful. As an American-Guyanese I love seeing this. Trinidad & Tobago is such a beautiful country with loving people indeed.
Happy Tours Africa is following you from Uganda. Enjoy Trinidad and Tobago
WODEMAYA, I love your work. GREAT PRODUCTION as usual. You have a divine calling for what you do. May the Lord continue to bless you as you connect Africans globally.
It's so true my father side of the family is from tobago, spending holidays there in the 70s and 80s it was 99% African and almost no crime. The worst you would hear is someone stole sombodys goat.
Wow goat stealing is the only crime?
@@margaretakwa5687back then.
Not anymore
@@rosemariegray-olabiran7991😢
@@rosemariegray-olabiran7991 trrue but still far safer than the sibling isle...also goat stealing is pretty high too now smh
Nice to see a prominent UA-camr showcase the good side of Trinidad & Tobago (aint knocking the other guy, bad side good to see as well, ) but good to see good content, professionally filmed and showing some of the positives of the Islands.
Lol Maya eh touching jail
If we do DNA, we may find a lot of cousins in those islands
Not cousins brothers and sisters
I See my grandmother there😢
We are the same people thanks you brother wode maya for Uniting us as one one people noe love ❤️
So beautiful to see brothas getting along laughing and happy thank u for sharing 💖
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Yes, amazing people ❤. I was travelling around the world on a travel adventure in 2008 from the UK, T&T was one of the countries i visited. Had a fantastic time very welcoming hospitality in T&T. Yes, they are our African cousins in the Caribbean.
am watching from tanzania
Natural Beauty of Tobago remind me the beauty of Gisenyi & Kibuye in Rwanda, absolutely Trinidad & Tobago are one of beautiful islands in the planet, thanks again Village Boy Woode Maya for this incredible & amazing Vlog of TnT. God bless 🙌 👍👏 🙏
Nice place that one really needs to visit..Big up Wode Maya.
Wode, I've seen ram fight or wrestling in Lagos Nigeria and roasting of corn 🌽 with its back cover in Igbo land. These are typically Nigerians way of life with our brothers in Tobago. Big up Wode Maya.
Wow, it's wonderful exploring through this chanel the island of Tobago and seeing this spirit of resilience, this conservative spirit of our ancestors brought into slavery far from the African continent, keeping some of their customs and traditions against all odds. They really proved that no matter how long a tree trunk stays in water, it never turns into a crocodile. We are very proud of them. Thank you very much precious brother for giving us this opportunity to see our brothers and sisters who are on this island of Tobago. May the Almighty God bless them richly !!! May you also be richly blessed !!!
Wodemaya, that's the way we also roast maize in Northern Uganda also.
Amazing
Ohh really 🤔, here in central Uganda we don’t do like that
Tobago is green gold...so much is untouched ❤❤❤
There is so much amazing information in this video so much history. God bless you Wode Maya
Glad it was helpful!
Maya, I started watching your content to learn about Africa and was able to learn so much. One thing i learnt is that i did not know much and what was shown on the television was not a true reflection of the continent. To see you in the Caribbean is pure joy. I remembered in one of your interviews you said 'your father told you to what's positive for Africans," and you did not disappoint, you were born for this. I am so proud you and your work and will always be greatful for educating us in the Caribbean about Africa as we see So many similarities. The Caribbean appreciates Africa and you. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family richly. Keep up the good work.🎯💯 I love my country 🇹🇹 and Africa.
Africa 🌍 for you ❤❤❤ God bless all Africans 🌍 🙏
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This guy is not a normal being but a messenger from above sent to open our eyes to locate our lost brothers and sisters 👯♀️ ❤
Sweet Tobago, my sister isle. All of the Caribbean countries and North America have a connective thread of African influence. Tobago really manifest a great strength in family and community. Trinidad being more resourceful in economy had more a cosmopolitan society which left the African man in Trinidad a different spectrum in the society.I hope that this little giant Wode Maya showcase our great similarities only differing by the different influences of Europe and other native lands ;this is where we as a people fail to unite knowing we share a greater heritage which is Africa . We now with so much exposure to knowledge should know that even if each country display a variety of expressions in the experience of slavery we are actually all one.As the great Bob Marleysaid Africa Unite it will change the world literally . Wode Maya✊🏿❤❤❤
Succeeding on UA-cam will be the hardest examine I've ever passed in my entire life but I have the confidence and determination to pass the UA-cam exam no matter how long it might take.
I WILL SOON BE THE NEXT UA-cam GRADUATE
I like that spirit
@@Elisha-simplifies-learning Thanks🤝
Love the content! Love my people, scattered across the world. One day we’ll all be gathered back together showing each other love!
We will definitely unite someday
Beautiful Country with lovely people ❤️
THE WEST INDIES ANTILLES OF THE WEST INDIES ANTILLAISES
If you really want to visit "Africa" in the United States, try to visit the South Carolina coast, rural Alabama and Louisiana. You'll be surprised.
This is such an endearing and beautiful island😊
Bro you are the truth! Shouts out from Charleston South Carolina 💪🏿‼️
I was in Charleston, South Carolina. I visited an old plantation and spoke to a lady who told me she was Geechee. The Geechee dialect is similar to mine. I Love the FBA folks! Salute.
❤Wode Maya is one of the best UA-camr around the world!
Wow awesome love our ppl tnks Wode Maya for showcasing Tobago.
Our pleasure!
This is great! @wodemaya! Keep Garvey’s vision alive by connecting all African ancestry across the globe! It’s important for us to learn the truth about our history/heritage! ❤❤
Thanks Wodemaya for another Outstanding take on Tobago
Our pleasure!
Trinidad 🇹🇹 and Tobago 🇹🇹 a must visit
You won’t regret
@@WODEMAYA catching up on all videos. You definitely doing amazing 🤩 and Africa is proud of you. 👍🏿
This video makes me smile pure and simple. What great education!!!
Wode you did it again. Another Excellent video. I love mi Bago people. 🇹🇹
That's how we rost corn 🌽 in Nigeria with the leaves, it's more enjoyable and brings out all the taste on it
Interesting!
Sorrel drink - Mmm, very delicious tangy drink very popular in T&T, Barbados, and Jamaica. Guess what? I was shocked to discover this drink came from Ghana. In Ghana, it's called 'Sobolo'. Wow! This is absolutely mind blowing.
Beautiful country.
Maya The next time you are traveling put me inside your bag
Will definitely do that
Same thoughts here.
I hv travelled the world with him
Travelled via UA-cam
It would be great to see you make Tobago your home away from home. Trinidad & Tobago loves Wode Maya.
This video is everything!!! Thank you for sharing Tobago with the world! ❤❤❤❤❤
Today too Your editors are exceptional 👌
They are incredible
From Kenya, Greetings to all Africans at home and all Africans abroad. We love you our brothers and sisters from the Caribbean islands
Wode, there's a Fort monument in T & T designed and built by Kofi Nti Karikari, a Royal son of Nana Karikari , Asantehene in 1800s . Otumfour visited the place during his official visit to the Island this year. I encourage you to pay a visit, it will interest your large audience.
Our next video
We are one people and always great feeling seeing each other on our journey
This is my first time watching you am so impressed in wgat you do i will keep watching you keep up the good works you are doing wodie nuff love😂😂😂😂😂😂
Welcome aboard!
Now you're an Ambassador for out beautiful country
haha an unofficial one
@@WODEMAYA unofficial for now
Water wheel.... what a historical artefact 👏👏
I’m the first one to like this!! Keep up the great work Wode
Wow! I'm so happy for the way you are showcasing Trinidad and Tobago and other Caribbean countries. Thank you! You have done an amazing job showcasing Africa to the world. You are making a positive and indelible mark in the world 🌎.
Viva Africa. The continent is full of human kind revelation.
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True. Virgin Africa
Thank you Wodemaya, you did us good , love from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
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I respect u alot my brother we need more youths like you then an only then will Africans reach their true potencial ❤❤❤
This is absolutely beautiful
you've inspired me so much!! good work.
I'm so glad!
Masterpiece 🙏👍🏾 Kept me entertained with footage and knowledge.
Glad you enjoyed it!See you again tomorrow
@@WODEMAYA Bet
Thank you Maya for showing us these beautiful people and lands. One day InshaAllah will visit it.
Im touched how slaves were losing their hands at that sugarcane machine😢😢. One day we will be liberated economically, and we will be called the real great Africa 🌍
slaves are in Africa not in the West Indies
@@actifprojp97kawssav75 they went that side as slaves.
The future belong to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams
Yet another informative an inspirational video, thank you my brother❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My pleasure
Tell them they should add salt and coconut next time😂😂😂😂😂your laughter alone 😅the goat part though
Good to see you again brother. Keep up with the good works you are doing. From Angola.
Bro goat racing? 😮😂 How cool! Traveling is a must. If not, you'll NEVER know what the world has to offer 🤦🏿♀️
That’s why I can’t stop traveling
Glad to have you here but Tobago is not a city in Trinidad it ours twin island ❤
Yeahhhhhh
Fraternal twins!😂
This gentleman is born for greatness. Great work done, Bro.💯👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰
I love my People 🇹🇹 shout out Bacolet, Bon Accord, Black Rock, Mt Pleasent, Carnbee the Whole Tobago!!!
Definitely Bacolet 👍🏾🇹🇹
I'm surprised to find out in the comments , that some Africans from the Continent are just learning from the video that they have descendants in almost all the 35 countries of the Americas, not just the U.S.
Very good content thank you Wode Maya for visiting my country ❤️🇹🇹
Nice video Maya👍🏿
Thank You
It’s incredible how Trinidad has an Indian majority and Tobago maintains its African spirit and majority in population
Indian majority? Where did you learn that? in one of your terrible jamaican schools? You need to come with facts before you speak.
Beautiful vlog Maya! AKA Marcus Garvey.
Such a wonderful video. Power of God to the African.
I love what I am hearing about Tobago I will try what it takes to visit Tobago I am already fall in love with the respond of the people I am black man from Africa especially Nigeria but I live and resident in Netherland Big Love to Tobago citizen 👌👌👍👍✊✊
Sweet , sweet TOBAGO 🇹🇹❤️
enjoying my countriy Tobago through you @wodemaya love it
Thanks maya, great video
My Godfather ❤ Wode Maya
We need air travel from Africa straight to the Caribbean. What do you think WodeMaya?
Nah
That’s fact
Create it ok
@MrEssedis Better yet we need direct flights from Africa to Trinidad 🇹🇹 👏🏾
Wodi you're in the Island that is still virgin Where you can rest and. Let me see what will happen the next day. Quiet peaceful Tobago Wodi. Where the mornings are fresh. Enjoy the❤❤❤❤❤BOLD LOVE SSSC Sharing Spreading Showing Caring in the community of Tobago LOVE TRINADAD & TOBAGO
Watching from Uganda bro, thanks for visiting our people in the Carebean
They have Freetown street that is connected to Sierra Leone
Much love from Namibia
It is similar to Cape Coast. I just find black folk in the Caribbean use their beaches at a much higher rate than in Ghana. Much higher.
The love the beach lifestyle
Glad you made it to 🇹🇹
@12:13 the young man telling the story about the tree 🌳 had me in amaze 😮 with the background and music it was like looking at the Avatar movie in, BEAUTIFUL 😍 is there a name for this tree?.
It's called a Silk Cotton Tree. Many fear cutting it down or even just giving it a trim.
The screaming!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 haiii Wodemaya!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is exactly how Voltarians roast corn with the husk in Ghana...
Interesting
Wode thanks for your contribution towards developing Africa
Africa in another continent. ❤
We rose th econ like that in Togo
I watched you from the Africans in China. the growth of your channel is phenomenal. I am a Hebrew Israelite and I see my brothers and sisters on your videos all over the world. Have you ever considered interviewing a Hebrew Israelite? you will see how Europeans damaged our minds through religion.
Thank you for this nice video of Tobago. Thanks to Leroy George for sharing some history of the sugar cane and cocoa farming👍