We are tired of that shame Museveni is putting on our country. Corruption moves door to door even in development countries to support the continuity of dictatorial regime.Murders and abduction deprivation of jobs, lack of heath facilities, immorality eating up society as its hard to survive clean environment.
@@Flourish_today You think you hate this great president by yourself? You are many haters people out there so we are many who LOVES this great UG. leader
We can manufacture our own chocolate milk. And cocoa powder mix for our breakfast.. More value more value. Keep our farmers to benefit from the labor of their hands.
FARMERS LOVE TO GROW FOOD FOR THEIR OWN PEOPLE IT'S SUCH JOY THAT CAME TO THEIR MINDS BEFORE OTHERS ELSEWHERE THOUGHT IT'S BASICALLY MONEY.HOME SWEET HOME IS PRICING COCOA PRODUCTS OURSELVES .
Useless African leaders. Same with buhari in Nigeria. He is really not safe anymore. Let him just remain where he is to remain alive after his comment on his president. The truth hurts our African leaders who are nothing but selfish and are ready to empty the wealth of the continent to the benefits of just their immediate family and the Europeans. Empty heads is all they have. No plan for their nation not to talk of the continent as a whole. It's a sad reality.
If our parents have farm but doesn't have money to pay for our fees how can we further our education.. Education involves money so let's help our parents if necessary.. The goal is to succeed!
Or alternatively provide free and compulsory quality education to all school age children in our countries instead of presidents riding in expensive fleets of motorcades. I am sure the prize of one of those motorcades can provide education to thousands of these innocent children.
@@mwafrikahalisi2549 public education is free from kindergarten to high school in Ghana 🇬🇭. I’m guessing you’re speaking for whichever country you’re from.
@@roro-on-1463 Okay, fair enough! Then why the child labor in cocoa plantations, as the questioner has noted, if education is *"free and compulsory"* for all children?
@@mwafrikahalisi2549 I’m pretty sure that question was answered by my president, but to reiterate, it’s a cultural issue where kids, yes as young as 7 help out their parents with just about anything if it’s not too tasking. I remember growing up in Ghana and being asked to do a lot of things that will be classified as child labor. I went to school 5days a week and I help out around the house, sometimes even at my father’s jobs. Such was the norm, and I enjoyed it sometimes. I really hope that, that part of our culture is not completely abolished because it builds character so long as it’s not abused.
I think the answer to that is simple. Establish child working laws and then build an industry around supporting the farming industry. The continent has the youngest populations on the planet. Theres no shortage of man power to support both industries in sync.
There's no child labour.i remember as a kind I always went to the farm with my grandma especially during the holidays.ghanaian children likes to help out theirs parents.
not only is "build an industry around supporting the farming industry" not "simple", but i suspect that you don't even know what that means in actionable terms. that's not to say that it isn't a good idea, but if you understood the situation in ghana, you would realize that it is a big task.
@@paperwait9611 did you understand me ? I am a Ghanaian and did help my parents in their cocoa farms during any school vacation. You should get out of your self education and get real formal education to understand what life means outside the 📦 box
@@Head_On i'm not seeing the relevance of your response to my comment. i wasn't responding to your comment anyway. i think that you need to learn how to follow a youtube discussion thread.
Thank you my president of Ghana... The children must be educated and they can also help their parents in farming on holidays if needed but not in a forceful manner... Agriculture and manufacturing is the key for a nation development.. #education is important! God bless Ghana and God bless Africa!
@@MrNusouthGo with an open mind, a mind that is open to adjusting to a new way of being, a mind of curiosity and interest in your new world and the people you will meet, open to the new cultural nuances. Do not go looking for America in Africa n you will be good. All the best !!
@@MrNusouth I moved from the States 2019, I established my business, doing export goods from Ghana to Asian countries, so far I am doing well, I have been many countries in Africa, Ghana is my favorite country, it’s very safe any where you go even if you go small village, you won’t see a police who’s chasing someone, you won’t hear a bullet at all, peaceful place, doesn’t matter whether you are African American or Caucasian, you will never get racial discrimination. Come in for sure, you will enjoy... Ghanaian are very respectful people, very friendly, no stress at all whether they have meal or not, they are very happy.
@@jemimaharrison8570 Are you sure of what u are saying or you've been outside for ages yeah? Have you heard we're are supposed to pay for that azaarr free water and electricity? Did you also know we're paying huge electricity bills on our pre-paid metres with gangantuan taxes that we don't know we're the tax money is being used for? I have leaved in abroad for so many years and was also chastising previous government until I came back and have seen the real situation that all our leaders are money conscious and doesn't take the Ghanaian citizens serious one bit so come to Ghana and you will see the reality on grounds ok.Go do your research before writing long essay to me as a reply ok. I can't talk about hardship in Ghana now yeh. If you're a true Ghanaian, then better book a flight and come to Ghana and see if you can leave for just a month. I don't blame u yeh.
Thank my brother because things need to change not only words. Yes the presidents of Uganda and Cameroun must leave thé place now 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Nana should have Say Yes
Let's All Africa stand behind this great man and protect him at all cost before he ends up like Dr. Magufuli of Tanzania or Mzee Laurent Desire Kabila of Democratic Republic of Congo... ONE LOVE AND ONE AFRICA. AFRICA FOR AFRICANS...
Nana is always on top of issues and has never been found wanting anytime questions are put him on issues affecting Ghana. It was splendid to see the way he answered this question from the questioner.
Late President Magufuli gave Africa the economic blueprint. I hope President Nana could help push his ideas of economic and manufacturing throughout Africa. Africans and African diaspora CZcamsrs must do a livestream with as many CZcamsrs and their subscribers at one time and on a certain day to raise funds for manufacturing plants in Africa. If 100 of of us in the diaspora put up $1,000, that would be one million dollars and that could get a lot started but, we must start pushing this message of reaching certain financial goals for big projects and controlled by the people.
@Imhotep Genius American students learn in the "colonizer's language" too. Most Americans come from Germany+Ireland+Africa+Latin America+Asia. Only a small percentage of Americans trace their roots to England.
@Imhotep Genius Ghanaians have their language and culture so as to all Africans.. Those who colonise Ghanaians are English speaking ,so how do you want Ghanaians to develop their language? Make your research well!
Salute to my Fellow Ugandan on the issue of Museveni. My question is, where do you get the information about Ghanian kids working on Cocoa Farms? I am Canadian of Ugandan origin and I will reassure you Canadians love 'Tim Hortons' Coffee not Hot Chocolate.🙏🏽
And may God grant him courage to next time respond, even with only a comment, to all concerns expressed during a Q n A. He did not comment on the M7 statement.
Our ugandan student, bravo, you're one of our living heroes. Thank you. Also thank you Mr president Nana Akufo Addo for what you've done for Ghana 🇬🇭 . Bless
My brother akuffo addo is a wolf in sheep's clothing he is mother serpent of corruption, don't pray for such a leader in your country if you want change in Uganda pray for a better person not akuffo addo
As a child I was working as many hours on a farm as I was spending in school. My parents were struggling economically so my role was to help out. I was raised in Poland .
@@desmass1 you clearly dont know much about Eastern europe...look up the history of these former soviet states and how much they have suffered, look at videos of rural ukraine, albania..dont think all of europe is like london or Berlin
@@Crashed131963 France still extorts 'tribute' from its former African colonies. Has no gold mines but one of the richest gold reserves. Mali has 50 gold mines, and NO gold reserves. What business does France have controlling the currency of 14 African countries? 🤔
@@Crashed131963 Nice try! Corruption by "African Leaders" is sponsored and sustained by the very same "colonizers"/neo-imperialists (European and American governments, and corporations)! ... You must think we are all dumb! ... You are most likely a direct beneficiary of said corruption, for all we know!
The fact that he talked about "Harvard" it's making no difference. We don't need Harvard graduates for Africa to change. We only need to stop seeking love from our own enemies!!
Such greedy leaders like Museveni get jealous when Magufula And President Nana challenge them with their hard work. Only a few years in power the change the dynamics on their countries.
I know of people bk home that will ask for things produced locally from abroad. We have never supported our industries. We like cheap mass produced products damped in Africa that don't last. My manager once brought the team chocolate from Ghana and I was so happy and really proud.
Africans have never been proud of what is there's. Chinua Achebe was right in his Novel: A MAN OF THE PEOPLE. Africa for a long time suffers from an inferiority complex from the West.
This brother have his head on his shoulders, a clear message was sent to Ugandan president and the rest of the world. The Ghanaian president panicked and was ready to leave the stage. Wow 👏
The young Ugandan student should understand that "kids" working on cocoa farms are not those that have lined up in front of an employment agency looking for jobs to work on cocoa farms. These are children, nephews/nieces and these of other extended family members and children of their friends who all come together to help in the harvest season. I grew up following my parents to the farm when I were not in school. If any cameras had found me working on my father's farm, would it also be child labor? This whole notion of child labor on our cocoa farms is concocted and it stinks . Well meaning people should not buy into it. Farmers living on farms in the west get help from their kids to milk cows when they are not in school. Is that child labor too?
@Corvus Glaive not just in Europe but in the United States as well my former boss and one of the co-workers both group on farms. They never saw television in their entire life. They spent the day working on the farm and going to school. one is in their late 50s the other is in there early 30sso we are not talking about something that occurred a hundred years ago. They helped their parents so they would be able to go to go further than their parents.
You have the chance to develop and mobilize all African Leaders to join together and fight against foreign policies and Mental enslavement. There is Greatness in this Man🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌,may Our Ancestors Bless You With More Wisdom and Good Health for Africans
Great man , am proud of you for grave questions you asked the president , mostly the request you asked him weather he can come replace Museveni as president of Uganda , thank you very much young boy
Damn he had the gutts to ask a question and spread several shades to the peesident of ghana😊👏👏👏👏. And guess what i would exchange him too for our president here in senegal. Fo sure
His excellency has one of the smoothest sounding voices on the planet. Couple that with a high level of intellect and drive to empower his people, and you got a remarkable leader in real time.
@@clovemartin I just survuved the trump era with the wrong skin color...Someone who wants to help black people sounds like a plan to me not a dictator.
@@CapitolVisions Biden is not any better than Trump. He is just as racist, he just hides it unlike Trump. Closet racists are far more dangerous. Remember, " Poor kids are just as good as white kids," - Joe Biden Quit acting as if racism stops when Democrats take office. Racism toward blacks happens no matter what and even though Democrats take power, they never fix this problem or do anything significant to help the black community. George Floyd isn't an outlier, blacks have been getting rampantly murdered under the Obama administration as well. They just pretend to be on our side while secretly opposing us. The Democrat policy it enacts toward the black community is the policy of benign neglect. And they don't have to help the black community, because they've convinced you that Republicans are all racist so people like you vote Democrat no matter what without holding them accountable for your vote. Wake up brother, Joe Biden isn't any different, in fact, he is arguably worse. Hold them accountable for your vote, or things will never change.
@@user-to2jw7nb8v Can I ask where did you get all this from my statement?... None of it is what I was talking about. Yes I'm aware the American Repubic and Democrap party (spelled wrong on purpose) hates me equally, but I'm talking about AFRICAN leaders making positive moves for black people on the homeland. I've long past given up on white man politics working for black people.
*Rich people plays the money game to win.* *Poor people plays the money to not lose.* *The goal of the truly rich people is to have massive wealth and the poor sees a surplus as an opportunity for consumption instead of investing it.* *change your mindset and do what the rich does,* *which is investing,* *investing and investing.*
@@gabrieldolph508 investing in financial markets is a risk worth taking for the rich. But for the poor they are not ready to risk that little they had. *That's poor mindset killing them.*
@@marvlimann9275 I'm sure you are not speaking out of the mind/mouth of the poor. I have been investing in the Indian stoch exchange market but till now there's nothing to write home about. And you expect me to keep up to date.. I don't believe theses kind of investment really works.
If I were the one, I would have wished the same thing for my country. That this man would have been our president. This is one of the few African leaders that has decided to work for his Country and his people and not for his personal pocket. Ghana you are blessed.
I absolutely wish The President of Ghana lots and lots of success in what his planning to achieve for Ghanaians and hopefully influence other African leaders in the process 🙏🙏👍
It’s like almost every Ugandan is saying he is lived by his name while questioning? So can you tell me what his name means. A Ghanaian brother is curious🤔
Exactly my point. No use making noise about your intentions. Just like the Chinese. Keep it close to your chest. Instead of prancing around the whole world telling them what you have in mind. Just do your thing quietly!
Yes.but we birthed humanity...do a deeper dive in to the African dynasties way before ANY COLONIAL MASTER CAME..... YOULL SEE WHY WE ARE DISTRACTED IF AND WHEN WE FINALLY SEE OUR OAST AS OUR POWER AND WE TAKE IT BACK...from Spiritual sense to leadership and laws of nature..... They bose that seek to control nations under tyranny and division could not dare.... and if they try we'd see it..Africa Unite. Some of these amazing secret s are in songs...
He is just stupid, in Uganda some families don't teach their children to work and they end up dropping them selves on streets searching for jobs, he should not talk about child labour that's how children learn to work. But in Uganda it's not the same only losing no work
@@Maameelle78 didn't you watch the video he said he wished that he could exchange is current president with Ghana's president that kid can't be in Uganda anytime soon the Ugandan president is a dictator
Am happy in the near future children in Africa will enjoy their hard work by helping their parents in the cocoa farm by getting a pies of chocolate. I help my parents in cocoa farm since elementary school class three I don't know what is use of the cocoa until I glow, I only eat the flesh ripped out of the cocoa but not chocolate and that is not fair so am beging in behalf of the cocoa fermers kids to send them some chocolate if it is possible thank you Greetings from ghana.
Very excellent answer by his excellency. I think our culture instils it in the children to help their parents on the farm always. Not only that, but I am sure their school fees do come from the farm. As long as they can balance it with going to school, I think it is fine.
The moment I saw European introducing the president of Ghana knew how the conversation was going to go. Europeans may not like each other but they will never come on a black platform to discuss that But they love to watch black people against one another
@@KathleenEd ohh I just watched the full talk, that lady later asked the president how they are planning to welcome descendants of slaves to Ghana... I believe that was an out of place question.
It was a great question. Here in the UK I sometimes get Chinese Take Away. The Take-Away I go to has a young boy working there serving customers on the counter in the evenings and helping his parents who are making the food in the kitchen. I doubt he is even in double digits and two or three years away from that. However, I think he is gaining a lot of valuable experience outside of being in school during the daytime. He is learning vital customer service and people skills, and he is also learning about money and maths and how to add things up very quickly. He does this all in his head at such a young age. That is invaluable. I'm not saying children working on Cocoa farms is necessarily good but I think there is another side to the story, an economic one that may also be helping to pay for their education or help their parents when nobody else can.
@@thecase9645 what knowledge about child cocoas farms slaver labor? He didn’t even answer the question. He didn’t even look at the student. He went on and on why just focusing on the host the whole time. This doesn’t like a knowledgeable person to me.
Stay on message - wonderful. You can run a few more African countries in addition to Ghana - couldn't you. I wish we could share you with some east African countries.
his excellency nana...by value addition of cocoa in africa, and unifying the producers to one voice, and looking to other markets like asia...and good governance...will the proceeds trickle down to the farmers and benefit our people...continue the good work
Good question. Even the middle men who buy the cocoa from our farmers cheat them before it gets out of the country. What we are expecting here in Ghana is make the policies flexible for us indigens to compete with the foreign counterparts. Small scale businesses are collapsing because of bad policies which favour the foreigners. Nana Addo is expected to create a conducive business environment for all, a lot of us youth do not want the white collar jobs, we want to focus on entrepreneurship, but the policies in place make it hard for us to survive.
Fun fact, cocoa and chocolate are from Mexico, both words in Nahuatl (indigenous language) as “xocolatl”. Spanish took it to Europe, they liked it, they farmed it around the world through colonisation, liked Africa, and now Africa slamming the door on their faces. Thank you Mr. President, you’re not just cutting the exploitation of Ghana, but bringing historic justice to the Anahuac (Indigenous Name of Mesoamérica) as well. God bless. 🙌🏽
Thank you for the additional context behind the history of chocolate which is africa's primary export nowadays. When i did not know was the mexican aspect of it.
Lord I love President Nana because he has made it possible by young African Ghana children to go to school lord thank you thank you thank you President Nana you are the best.
The reply of President Nana Akufo-Addo is very enlightening, and those that believe youngsters of any age should not help their parents outside of school time, only create lazy youngsters. When young I enjoyed participating in whatever the grown ups did, and this helped me to develop. Thus when I was looking after the family farm in Tanzania, I was able to pass on many of the things I had learned, in spite of my becoming an engineer later. During high school holidays, my father actually paid a radio technician to teach me how to repair radios, instead of playing with other companions, and this became useful many years later when I had to create and repair computers. So, any knowledge gained when young, does not have to be learned later. In Italy we have a saying, which would be translated as " Learn a trade and put it aside for when the need arises".
But He made a mistake of mentioning his name. It is good to say shiid from Harvard but remember, Makelele Had a much more notoriety than Harvad and Oxford U. Tread lightly when speaking about sitting Presidents. I am happy President Nana didn't take your bait. Just my 2 cents.
all this tells you is that he personally doesn't like the ugandan president. you don't know why that is the case and it was off topic for him to go into it, which is why the moderator cut him off.
@@yohannes.painsaba2867 for your information, the vast majority of people in this world do not live in uganda. so from my perspective, this is just one guy's opinion without any context. since his opinion was completely off topic, i don't blame the moderator for cutting him off without delving into the matter any further.
the biggest problem was his digression to express his opinions on ugandan politics. there was actually some value in putting context to the question because the vast majority of people don't know.
@@derekhcohen7856 Yes, because they are on a time limit. He took up much of the time going on and on. the moderator even reminded him about time. It was a good question, I did mention that. Though I am being critical because I expected some exemplary summary skills. But, I'm sorry if my comment offended you. Truly am.
He woke up and choose to represent his name well 😂😂😂indeed you're Seguya. Isn't this the same guy who wanted to sue M7 for blocking him on Twitter?.. Any Ugandan here to help me out?
👏👏👏👏👏 ,, I remember helping my Grand father in the farms at the village during school vacation when I was a young boy ,, so that is not child labour it is helping to make achievements for our family's,,long live my President Nana A
The boldness of the student can tell the pain, anger, frustration and readiness of African youths to change the continent
We are tired of that shame Museveni is putting on our country. Corruption moves door to door even in development countries to support the continuity of dictatorial regime.Murders and abduction deprivation of jobs, lack of heath facilities, immorality eating up society as its hard to survive clean environment.
They always come inn more corrupte than old ones... Forget
@@godismercy1636 including akuffo addo
All he knows is big english
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Loved it......
🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬Ugandans the struggle continues. What a wish! 🙏🙏🙏👏👏
Thank you my Ugandan brother ..you spoke well.
@Jungkook Leandro Sometimes I wonder if she's used magic power trade
She's not like other brokers that will start telling you stories and excuses why they trade didn't go well after collecting your money
A friend that I referred to her just received $7,050 profit after 10 days of investing.... became jealous.. lol
I just contacted her and i got a good response from her
@Quintana Luis Hello dear!
Can you please introduce me to this amazing expert?
i wish he was my President too,i cant just get enough of him,thank u President.
Ugandans we have a tendency of bringin a different hyper energy in the room 🔥🇺🇬❤️😃👌🏽
Don't get too attached
PROSPER MENSAH 😂🤣😂
As a Ghanaian I appreciate the Ugandan bro asking the question 👍
@@prospermensah1113 🤣🤣🤣🤣 dem no no
Because Uganda and its people are too complex.
Salute to the Brother from Uganda
True that
We love our president Museveni you like or not
@LISOLOMZI MAKABANE which cases are you trying to say he can't sell UG.to westerners
@@antonymangu3458 Speak for your self no stop We we we we.
@@Flourish_today You think you hate this great president by yourself? You are many haters people out there so we are many who LOVES this great UG. leader
..this guy is the father of African leadership , I hope other leaders will look towards Ghana (and a very brave student to boot)
We can manufacture our own chocolate milk. And cocoa powder mix for our breakfast.. More value more value. Keep our farmers to benefit from the labor of their hands.
FARMERS LOVE TO GROW FOOD FOR THEIR OWN PEOPLE IT'S SUCH JOY THAT CAME TO THEIR MINDS BEFORE OTHERS ELSEWHERE THOUGHT IT'S BASICALLY MONEY.HOME SWEET HOME IS PRICING COCOA PRODUCTS OURSELVES .
Manufacturing is a major key to development but where do we stand in terms of the Environment!!!
yeah and export what exactly, to pay for the weapons you lot buy from Switzerland etc.? Chocolate milk alone won't get you far in life.
Correct,why africans must give for the western country's,Africans don't give for this divel People,keep it in africa.
I'm looking forward to visit Ghana, prince from somaliland
🤣🤣🤣 He can't go back to Uganda anytime soon but that was epic 🙌. Lets get this video trending.
Lol😁
The truth has no hiding place.
I second you on that
Useless African leaders. Same with buhari in Nigeria. He is really not safe anymore. Let him just remain where he is to remain alive after his comment on his president. The truth hurts our African leaders who are nothing but selfish and are ready to empty the wealth of the continent to the benefits of just their immediate family and the Europeans. Empty heads is all they have. No plan for their nation not to talk of the continent as a whole. It's a sad reality.
facts
Salute in to our Ugandan student
If our parents have farm but doesn't have money to pay for our fees how can we further our education.. Education involves money so let's help our parents if necessary.. The goal is to succeed!
Or alternatively provide free and compulsory quality education to all school age children in our countries instead of presidents riding in expensive fleets of motorcades. I am sure the prize of one of those motorcades can provide education to thousands of these innocent children.
@@mwafrikahalisi2549 public education is free from kindergarten to high school in Ghana 🇬🇭. I’m guessing you’re speaking for whichever country you’re from.
great point of view.i share bro
@@roro-on-1463 Okay, fair enough! Then why the child labor in cocoa plantations, as the questioner has noted, if education is *"free and compulsory"* for all children?
@@mwafrikahalisi2549 I’m pretty sure that question was answered by my president, but to reiterate, it’s a cultural issue where kids, yes as young as 7 help out their parents with just about anything if it’s not too tasking. I remember growing up in Ghana and being asked to do a lot of things that will be classified as child labor. I went to school 5days a week and I help out around the house, sometimes even at my father’s jobs. Such was the norm, and I enjoyed it sometimes. I really hope that, that part of our culture is not completely abolished because it builds character so long as it’s not abused.
That's my President right there...Love u Mr His Excellency President Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo-Addo 😍
Why do you say so ?
Me too
I think the answer to that is simple. Establish child working laws and then build an industry around supporting the farming industry. The continent has the youngest populations on the planet. Theres no shortage of man power to support both industries in sync.
There's no child labour.i remember as a kind I always went to the farm with my grandma especially during the holidays.ghanaian children likes to help out theirs parents.
Please read my comments above
I am a Ghanaian and speaking in our cultural life
not only is "build an industry around supporting the farming industry" not "simple", but i suspect that you don't even know what that means in actionable terms. that's not to say that it isn't a good idea, but if you understood the situation in ghana, you would realize that it is a big task.
@@paperwait9611 did you understand me ?
I am a Ghanaian and did help my parents in their cocoa farms during any school vacation.
You should get out of your self education and get real formal education to understand what life means outside the 📦 box
@@Head_On i'm not seeing the relevance of your response to my comment. i wasn't responding to your comment anyway. i think that you need to learn how to follow a youtube discussion thread.
Thank you my president of Ghana...
The children must be educated and they can also help their parents in farming on holidays if needed but not in a forceful manner... Agriculture and manufacturing is the key for a nation development.. #education is important! God bless Ghana and God bless Africa!
I'm thinking of moving Ghana from the states. How is it for African Americans there?
@@MrNusouth visits first, observe with your eyes, then plan and make a move, hope that helps
@@MrNusouth
Until there's a Continental Revolution in Africa... stay in America.
@@MrNusouthGo with an open mind, a mind that is open to adjusting to a new way of being, a mind of curiosity and interest in your new world and the people you will meet, open to the new cultural nuances. Do not go looking for America in Africa n you will be good. All the best !!
@@MrNusouth I moved from the States 2019, I established my business, doing export goods from Ghana to Asian countries, so far I am doing well, I have been many countries in Africa, Ghana is my favorite country, it’s very safe any where you go even if you go small village, you won’t see a police who’s chasing someone, you won’t hear a bullet at all, peaceful place, doesn’t matter whether you are African American or Caucasian, you will never get racial discrimination. Come in for sure, you will enjoy... Ghanaian are very respectful people, very friendly, no stress at all whether they have meal or not, they are very happy.
Ghanaians you see, it is,you hear,we have to appreciate what we have,and thank God 🙏
how much does the guy know about Nana
Appreciate? Hmmmmm
The USA which Leftists have turned into a banana republic and where race is being weaponized for woke political gain?
@@jemimaharrison8570 Are you sure of what u are saying or you've been outside for ages yeah? Have you heard we're are supposed to pay for that azaarr free water and electricity? Did you also know we're paying huge electricity bills on our pre-paid metres with gangantuan taxes that we don't know we're the tax money is being used for? I have leaved in abroad for so many years and was also chastising previous government until I came back and have seen the real situation that all our leaders are money conscious and doesn't take the Ghanaian citizens serious one bit so come to Ghana and you will see the reality on grounds ok.Go do your research before writing long essay to me as a reply ok. I can't talk about hardship in Ghana now yeh. If you're a true Ghanaian, then better book a flight and come to Ghana and see if you can leave for just a month. I don't blame u yeh.
Thank my brother because things need to change not only words.
Yes the presidents of Uganda and Cameroun must leave thé place now 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Nana should have Say Yes
Let's All Africa stand behind this great man and protect him at all cost before he ends up like Dr. Magufuli of Tanzania or Mzee Laurent Desire Kabila of Democratic Republic of Congo... ONE LOVE AND ONE AFRICA. AFRICA FOR AFRICANS...
Nana is always on top of issues and has never been found wanting anytime questions are put him on issues affecting Ghana. It was splendid to see the way he answered this question from the questioner.
What beautiful voice! So distinguished and eloquent. Love that president.
Do not be fooled by this one the game is designed to deceive..
@@medicimediagoup6648 seriously
Very intelligent président nana addo dankwa Ghananniaanes have now, God bless you.
Well said, Mr President 🇬🇭
This student Brotha was so brave and spoke the truth. But we must now protect him by keeping him in the USA🙏🏾
Oh shut up. Like the USA is heaven on earth were no one gets shot. He's far safer going to Ghana to live, than the USA.
keep him there as long as you wish
...he's not really needed here😂
Somebody can’t go back to Uganda anytime soon😅😅😅
😅😅😅😅
Lol
Probably never
Yes you are right. And this are the kind of youth every leader would like to work with. Bold to make decisions without fear
hahahaha uuuu hahahaha hahajauuu aaahmy brother is now living with Ghana president in Ghana he is save. ..
President Akufo Addo please help Zimbabwe President. Mnakagwa to do what is right for people of Zimbabwe like you are doing for your people
Late President Magufuli gave Africa the economic blueprint. I hope President Nana could help push his ideas of economic and manufacturing throughout Africa. Africans and African diaspora CZcamsrs must do a livestream with as many CZcamsrs and their subscribers at one time and on a certain day to raise funds for manufacturing plants in Africa. If 100 of of us in the diaspora put up $1,000, that would be one million dollars and that could get a lot started but, we must start pushing this message of reaching certain financial goals for big projects and controlled by the people.
Mnangagwa is horrendous excuse of a President, he is a Puppet for China.
The President of 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe is Dead. The one that is now the President is a meerkat.
Why should Ghana help? Zimbabwe leaders should help zimbabwe. They were promised 50 million pounds to remove Mugabe.
@@thesquid2794 Nana talks a lot, he doesn't do shit. Life in Ghana is not that great for the majorit of people
This young man is so courageous and patriotic ✊
He is blinded have no eyes but can't see again , he is of no importance , just shame to call him ugandan!!
Ghana has made strides over the last 8 yrs in the field of education. Both parties have shown willingness to exicute policy in education.
@Imhotep Genius American students learn in the "colonizer's language" too. Most Americans come from Germany+Ireland+Africa+Latin America+Asia. Only a small percentage of Americans trace their roots to England.
@Imhotep Genius Ghanaians have their language and culture so as to all Africans.. Those who colonise Ghanaians are English speaking ,so how do you want Ghanaians to develop their language?
Make your research well!
In Ghana a high school rejected a black boy with dreads but has arms wide open for all type of white people hair
@@yawowusu12 you are a sad excuse,america is not Ghana.. you are eager to lick the boots of your colonizers. Digusting
Education in Africa should be free up to year 12
Salute to my Fellow Ugandan on the issue of Museveni. My question is, where do you get the information about Ghanian kids working on Cocoa Farms? I am Canadian of Ugandan origin and I will reassure you Canadians love 'Tim Hortons' Coffee not Hot Chocolate.🙏🏽
Munange owana naffee yatwewuuyisizza. His research is fantastic. He should also research on our coffee.
Our african king God bless u Nana God protect u from evil eyes
And may God grant him courage to next time respond, even with only a comment, to all concerns expressed during a Q n A. He did not comment on the M7 statement.
Amen!
Evil eyes, look at him looking at dat wazungu, and not look the broduh from 🇺🇬. Strange VIBES agawn deh !
Our ugandan student, bravo, you're one of our living heroes. Thank you. Also thank you Mr president Nana Akufo Addo for what you've done for Ghana 🇬🇭 . Bless
My brother akuffo addo is a wolf in sheep's clothing he is mother serpent of corruption, don't pray for such a leader in your country if you want change in Uganda pray for a better person not akuffo addo
As a child I was working as many hours on a farm as I was spending in school. My parents were struggling economically so my role was to help out.
I was raised in Poland .
Totally different u are funded by poland ( or can be) and don't have foreign economic and diplomatic intruder s from europe
@@desmass1 you clearly dont know much about Eastern europe...look up the history of these former soviet states and how much they have suffered, look at videos of rural ukraine, albania..dont think all of europe is like london or Berlin
@@desmass1 The Colony system disappeared in the 1960s, time for a new excuse like Corrupt African leaders who take European bribes.
@@Crashed131963 France still extorts 'tribute' from its former African colonies. Has no gold mines but one of the richest gold reserves. Mali has 50 gold mines, and NO gold reserves. What business does France have controlling the currency of 14 African countries? 🤔
@@Crashed131963 Nice try! Corruption by "African Leaders" is sponsored and sustained by the very same "colonizers"/neo-imperialists (European and American governments, and corporations)! ... You must think we are all dumb! ... You are most likely a direct beneficiary of said corruption, for all we know!
Uganda president Mas go that old man need to go
Cameroon president too
The fact that he talked about "Harvard" it's making no difference. We don't need Harvard graduates for Africa to change. We only need to stop seeking love from our own enemies!!
You enemies are your leaders
@@Ankunda717 God bless you bro. Exactly
DONT be jealousy
Such greedy leaders like Museveni get jealous when Magufula And President Nana challenge them with their hard work. Only a few years in power the change the dynamics on their countries.
Absolutely.
I know of people bk home that will ask for things produced locally from abroad. We have never supported our industries. We like cheap mass produced products damped in Africa that don't last. My manager once brought the team chocolate from Ghana and I was so happy and really proud.
Africans have never been proud of what is there's. Chinua Achebe was right in his Novel: A MAN OF THE PEOPLE. Africa for a long time suffers from an inferiority complex from the West.
THAT IS AN AMAZING UGANDAN YOUNG MAN!!!!
It was wrongly directed. Go and study politics you will learn a lot and gain understanding
@@nathanielmboje1479 u don't know bright people, just here his speech alone tells you that the man is bright
This brother have his head on his shoulders, a clear message was sent to Ugandan president and the rest of the world. The Ghanaian president panicked and was ready to leave the stage. Wow 👏
My goodness!!! Thank Mr. Seguya
The young Ugandan student should understand that "kids" working on cocoa farms are not those that have lined up in front of an employment agency looking for jobs to work on cocoa farms. These are children, nephews/nieces and these of other extended family members and children of their friends who all come together to help in the harvest season.
I grew up following my parents to the farm when I were not in school. If any cameras had found me working on my father's farm, would it also be child labor? This whole notion of child labor on our cocoa farms is concocted and it stinks . Well meaning people should not buy into it. Farmers living on farms in the west get help from their kids to milk cows when they are not in school. Is that child labor too?
Buy the people that pay them peanuts make it's child labor not the family's the evil corps
@@desmass1 ha?
Well Said
@Corvus Glaive not just in Europe but in the United States as well my former boss and one of the co-workers both group on farms. They never saw television in their entire life. They spent the day working on the farm and going to school. one is in their late 50s the other is in there early 30sso we are not talking about something that occurred a hundred years ago. They helped their parents so they would be able to go to go further than their parents.
Spot on.
You have the chance to develop and mobilize all African Leaders to join together and fight against foreign policies and Mental enslavement. There is Greatness in this Man🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌,may Our Ancestors Bless You With More Wisdom and Good Health for Africans
Great man , am proud of you for grave questions you asked the president , mostly the request you asked him weather he can come replace Museveni as president of Uganda , thank you very much young boy
Damn he had the gutts to ask a question and spread several shades to the peesident of ghana😊👏👏👏👏. And guess what i would exchange him too for our president here in senegal. Fo sure
Nana Akuffo Addo great speech always on point leading the way to future Africa creator bless u more
His excellency has one of the smoothest sounding voices on the planet. Couple that with a high level of intellect and drive to empower his people, and you got a remarkable leader in real time.
As a black American Im sooooo happy to see African leaders making moves like this. Black America is cheering for you. We need to talk more often.
He is a dictator. You should be demanding that he resign.
@@clovemartin I just survuved the trump era with the wrong skin color...Someone who wants to help black people sounds like a plan to me not a dictator.
@@clovemartin The president of Ghana? That man is not a dictator and he is leading Ghana down the right path. Quit being a dumb clown....
@@CapitolVisions Biden is not any better than Trump. He is just as racist, he just hides it unlike Trump. Closet racists are far more dangerous. Remember,
" Poor kids are just as good as white kids," - Joe Biden
Quit acting as if racism stops when Democrats take office. Racism toward blacks happens no matter what and even though Democrats take power, they never fix this problem or do anything significant to help the black community. George Floyd isn't an outlier, blacks have been getting rampantly murdered under the Obama administration as well. They just pretend to be on our side while secretly opposing us. The Democrat policy it enacts toward the black community is the policy of benign neglect.
And they don't have to help the black community, because they've convinced you that Republicans are all racist so people like you vote Democrat no matter what without holding them accountable for your vote.
Wake up brother, Joe Biden isn't any different, in fact, he is arguably worse. Hold them accountable for your vote, or things will never change.
@@user-to2jw7nb8v Can I ask where did you get all this from my statement?... None of it is what I was talking about. Yes I'm aware the American Repubic and Democrap party (spelled wrong on purpose) hates me equally, but I'm talking about AFRICAN leaders making positive moves for black people on the homeland. I've long past given up on white man politics working for black people.
Indeed our dictator Museveni in Uganda
That was the longest question I have ever heard in history😄
Right after the lady said make your questions short lol, but the guy had to get some stuff off his chest 😂
@@mellymel6624 Whatever it takes, ya know!
That's how Havard school cheat
@@alimahamud9349 Cheat who and how? Have you bn there? I dont get it.
And the answer was 5 times as long.🤣
*Rich people plays the money game to win.* *Poor people plays the money to not lose.* *The goal of the truly rich people is to have massive wealth and the poor sees a surplus as an opportunity for consumption instead of investing it.* *change your mindset and do what the rich does,* *which is investing,* *investing and investing.*
I wouldn't blame the poor if they sees surplus as an opportunity for consumption..
But I will blame the middle class if they do that.
@@gabrieldolph508 don't forget, that's the mistake we do. We don't invest when others do. But we want to be rich like them.
@@gabrieldolph508 investing in financial markets is a risk worth taking for the rich. But for the poor they are not ready to risk that little they had. *That's poor mindset killing them.*
@@marvlimann9275 I'm sure you are not speaking out of the mind/mouth of the poor. I have been investing in the Indian stoch exchange market but till now there's nothing to write home about. And you expect me to keep up to date.. I don't believe theses kind of investment really works.
SAVE MY HERO PLS LOOK WHAT HAPPEND IN TANZANIA PROTECT HIM PLS FROM SAUTH AFRICA.
very right. Ghanaians should unite and protect their precious president
I salute ✊🏿 this young Africa man ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿why whe Africa’s talk the truth is harts pain to able to changing Africa’s is to talk the truth
If I were the one, I would have wished the same thing for my country. That this man would have been our president. This is one of the few African leaders that has decided to work for his Country and his people and not for his personal pocket. Ghana you are blessed.
But how would you wish friends parents to yours instead!!!
Proud to be a Ugandan 🇺🇬
What's da latest on bobo wine da musician wanna b politician ragamuffin Jamaican
Uganda is an interesting country much love from Ghana
@@audleyjohnson9048 Why such a dismissive and uppity tone in your question. 'You one of 'em disguised haters? Ya better not be!
What are you proud of?
@@trendeous4070 stop asking Silly questions
Go brother hit the nail on the "headah"👍❤ Our President strategic partnership 👍
This forum happened 4 years ago not 4 hours ago, always bring correct messages, time and years.
CZcams must find a way to ensure that there is truth in advertising. They should put an event date as well as a posting date.
Kudos to this brave young man!!!!!!!
If only President Nana was equally as brave to make a comment on the dictator M7 statement! If only!
I hope south Africa can learn a few things from this country... wow well said president nana... I hope we can now use our resources from home
I absolutely wish The President of Ghana lots and lots of success in what his planning to achieve for Ghanaians and hopefully influence other African leaders in the process 🙏🙏👍
Yes I wish we could exchange him for many.
Young man Sseguya that is a true name chose for you by your parents . I salute you . The truth will always set your feeling free !!!!
😂 😂 😂 😂 Yeah, he represents his name very well
It’s like almost every Ugandan is saying he is lived by his name while questioning?
So can you tell me what his name means.
A Ghanaian brother is curious🤔
@@okyerebaffour6374
It means " I don't care let come what may"
@@sylversserubiri3765 oops what a name and the zeal with which he lived that meaning in the video.
Some names do speak and lives by itself 🤪😄😃
STOP telling them what you are doing! They don't want to see our progress!
They will know u matter what
@@worldwidereall9297 Exactly!
I agree, like the Chinese silent rise or strategic suprise
Exactly my point. No use making noise about your intentions. Just like the Chinese. Keep it close to your chest. Instead of prancing around the whole world telling them what you have in mind.
Just do your thing quietly!
Mr president Nana Akufo you we live long.God will help you to confuse others presidents in African isn't easy.🌍
He was afraid to comment on the M7 statement; these AU Presidents tend to stick together, or fear to criticize one another!
Yes.but we birthed humanity...do a deeper dive in to the African dynasties way before ANY COLONIAL MASTER CAME.....
YOULL SEE WHY WE ARE DISTRACTED IF AND WHEN WE FINALLY SEE OUR OAST AS OUR POWER AND WE TAKE IT BACK...from Spiritual sense to leadership and laws of nature..... They bose that seek to control nations under tyranny and division could not dare.... and if they try we'd see it..Africa Unite.
Some of these amazing secret s are in songs...
Lie the other old useless poppet losers who have hijacked our unfortunate people are watching this under their beds.
I am well please with my brother from Uganda questions and it's a genius questions.
He is just stupid, in Uganda some families don't teach their children to work and they end up dropping them selves on streets searching for jobs, he should not talk about child labour that's how children learn to work. But in Uganda it's not the same only losing no work
Brave young Man
Why brave? He just asked a question.....nothing brave there.
@@Maameelle78 didn't you watch the video he said he wished that he could exchange is current president with Ghana's president that kid can't be in Uganda anytime soon the Ugandan president is a dictator
@@joshuakotei6261 I watched the video
@@Maameelle78 so you didn't get it I mean that the president a dictator he will kill the student
@@Maameelle78 if he enters the country
Uganda to the world 🔥🇺🇬
I'm a proud Ghanaian ✌️
Braveheart,Brother Seguya from Uganda now Dictator Museveni is going to call it Tribalism.
God is with you!
Pr. Nana you are the symbol of true leader not only to Ghana but also to most African country.
Oh my gush, what a Ugandan, man you are something, thank you so much. Even the question itself was a great one.
Am happy in the near future children in Africa will enjoy their hard work by helping their parents in the cocoa farm by getting a pies of chocolate.
I help my parents in cocoa farm since elementary school class three I don't know what is use of the cocoa until I glow, I only eat the flesh ripped out of the cocoa but not chocolate and that is not fair so am beging in behalf of the cocoa fermers kids to send them some chocolate if it is possible thank you
Greetings from ghana.
The voice tone of the President Addo is one of authority and integrity.
It's now your time Africa.
I keep coming back to watch this Ugandan handsome man
As Ugandans all we need is the whole system to step down and we take this chance to reform our country
I was spending almost the same time helping parents in their farms as I spent in a classroom .
I was raised in Poland .
We are not talking about helping parents here, we all do that to ok.
He is truly god sent.
Excuse me, God said to his people, we read, KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS. I see no BEARD I SEE BOLDNESS, therefore I do not see RIGHTIOUSNESS.
We are proud Mr President , you are the yardstick of leadership in africa right now. May God bless u
Very excellent answer by his excellency. I think our culture instils it in the children to help their parents on the farm always. Not only that, but I am sure their school fees do come from the farm. As long as they can balance it with going to school, I think it is fine.
The moment I saw European introducing the president of Ghana knew how the conversation was going to go.
Europeans may not like each other but they will never come on a black platform to discuss that
But they love to watch black people against one another
Museveni is a foreign agent. He was put there to serve their interests. Kagame too! Two big gangsters hailed as great statesmen!
They want to listen and copy our plans
Even as a Ghanaian, I wished to see a Ghanaian Media or I don't know how to call our young lady , behind him, ?
Call her unfortunate brain washed and compromised by generation of slave masters who is there for interest of western media pimps.
@@machaggechacha3422 hello, I'm confused. What did she do?
I missed something now I gotta watch again...
@@merebk8450 right I‘m confused
@@KathleenEd ohh I just watched the full talk, that lady later asked the president how they are planning to welcome descendants of slaves to Ghana...
I believe that was an out of place question.
It was a great question. Here in the UK I sometimes get Chinese Take Away. The Take-Away I go to has a young boy working there serving customers on the counter in the evenings and helping his parents who are making the food in the kitchen. I doubt he is even in double digits and two or three years away from that. However, I think he is gaining a lot of valuable experience outside of being in school during the daytime.
He is learning vital customer service and people skills, and he is also learning about money and maths and how to add things up very quickly. He does this all in his head at such a young age. That is invaluable. I'm not saying children working on Cocoa farms is necessarily good but I think there is another side to the story, an economic one that may also be helping to pay for their education or help their parents when nobody else can.
*He is a brave and educated student. Let him speak his mind*
Why brave?
Very knowledgeable PM, indeed! Impressive!
President of Ghana. Not PM
@@thecase9645 what knowledge about child cocoas farms slaver labor? He didn’t even answer the question. He didn’t even look at the student. He went on and on why just focusing on the host the whole time. This doesn’t like a knowledgeable person to me.
Appreciate that he mentioned Amilca Cabral.
Stay on message - wonderful. You can run a few more African countries in addition to Ghana - couldn't you. I wish we could share you with some east African countries.
his excellency nana...by value addition of cocoa in africa, and unifying the producers to one voice, and looking to other markets like asia...and good governance...will the proceeds trickle down to the farmers and benefit our people...continue the good work
Good question. Even the middle men who buy the cocoa from our farmers cheat them before it gets out of the country.
What we are expecting here in Ghana is make the policies flexible for us indigens to compete with the foreign counterparts. Small scale businesses are collapsing because of bad policies which favour the foreigners. Nana Addo is expected to create a conducive business environment for all, a lot of us youth do not want the white collar jobs, we want to focus on entrepreneurship, but the policies in place make it hard for us to survive.
In Zambia if you ask such questions mmmmm you're dead already or beaten already by the cadres.....
That's why Africa we are behind
Fun fact, cocoa and chocolate are from Mexico, both words in Nahuatl (indigenous language) as “xocolatl”. Spanish took it to Europe, they liked it, they farmed it around the world through colonisation, liked Africa, and now Africa slamming the door on their faces. Thank you Mr. President, you’re not just cutting the exploitation of Ghana, but bringing historic justice to the Anahuac (Indigenous Name of Mesoamérica) as well. God bless. 🙌🏽
Thank you for the additional context behind the history of chocolate which is africa's primary export nowadays. When i did not know was the mexican aspect of it.
😅😅😅Tetteh Quarshie smuggled the cocoa beans to Ghana from Fernandopo.
Lord I love President Nana because he has made it possible by young African Ghana children to go to school lord thank you thank you thank you President Nana you are the best.
That guy is a legend. Such fluency and confidence
Good luck finding a time Biden could talk this in depth about any industry.
Yeah, we know Trump was super articulate
@@music4thesoul-bymastalee6375 oh knowledge of business and being articulate are 2 different things but yes. Nana smokes both of them.
Like the ginger nut could have done any better
@@Maameelle78 I didn’t say he could do better than Nana. Biden sucks as well end of story.
@@lockwood1976 I’m talking about Trump
Someone will need extra security
The reply of President Nana Akufo-Addo is very enlightening, and those that believe youngsters of any age should not help their parents outside of school time, only create lazy youngsters. When young I enjoyed participating in whatever the grown ups did, and this helped me to develop. Thus when I was looking after the family farm in Tanzania, I was able to pass on many of the things I had learned, in spite of my becoming an engineer later. During high school holidays, my father actually paid a radio technician to teach me how to repair radios, instead of playing with other companions, and this became useful many years later when I had to create and repair computers. So, any knowledge gained when young, does not have to be learned later. In Italy we have a saying, which would be translated as " Learn a trade and put it aside for when the need arises".
I pray the heavies buzzing around my courageous young brother do him no harm
Dude straight up SLAMMED the Uganda Leader. That was brave, speaking truth to power, If he goes back home, I hope they don't murder him.
But He made a mistake of mentioning his name. It is good to say shiid from Harvard but remember, Makelele Had a much more notoriety than Harvad and Oxford U. Tread lightly when speaking about sitting Presidents. I am happy President Nana didn't take your bait. Just my 2 cents.
@@yohannes.painsaba2867 ...And he very well could have been a provocateur
all this tells you is that he personally doesn't like the ugandan president. you don't know why that is the case and it was off topic for him to go into it, which is why the moderator cut him off.
@@paperwait9611 bro, i have family in Uganda...so i know what i am talking about. Do you?
@@yohannes.painsaba2867 for your information, the vast majority of people in this world do not live in uganda. so from my perspective, this is just one guy's opinion without any context. since his opinion was completely off topic, i don't blame the moderator for cutting him off without delving into the matter any further.
The Harvard student could have asked that simple (but good) question using substantially less words.
That’s the best observation about the event u could make ? Get a life
the biggest problem was his digression to express his opinions on ugandan politics. there was actually some value in putting context to the question because the vast majority of people don't know.
@@derekhcohen7856 Yes, because they are on a time limit. He took up much of the time going on and on. the moderator even reminded him about time.
It was a good question, I did mention that. Though I am being critical because I expected some exemplary summary skills.
But, I'm sorry if my comment offended you. Truly am.
@@paperwait9611 Agreed. I now see what you mean about him adding context to his question. There is merit to that.
Thanks for asking such a good question bro
You just have to respect the moment the president took personal notes after that stadent's question.
He woke up and choose to represent his name well 😂😂😂indeed you're Seguya. Isn't this the same guy who wanted to sue M7 for blocking him on Twitter?.. Any Ugandan here to help me out?
That student is hopeless so he thought Nana was God to m7!!! M7 is m7 unless u report him to God otherwise your wasting your time
@@gumoshabebrianotafiire9968 you guys are crazy. What did he say wrong.
What was the topic?
@@gumoshabebrianotafiire9968 the name Gumoshabe tells it all
Wow A rise of young people
👏👏👏👏👏 ,, I remember helping my Grand father in the farms at the village during school vacation when I was a young boy ,, so that is not child labour it is helping to make achievements for our family's,,long live my President Nana A
I wish presidents in Africa would put their countries n their people first ( love their people). Thumps up president of Ghana.