I Lived With Him for 48 Hours (Conakry, Guinea)
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- čas přidán 21. 12. 2020
- You can help Sita build his school here: gf.me/u/zdjuca
In September 2019 I was sent on a 48-hour work assignment to Conakry, Guinea in West Africa. I never expected to meet Sita Cisse, or be making this video but something about this man, his experience and willingness to share it all with me, and his extraordinary mission to educate Guineans, compelled me to tell his story.
Having the platform to share an experience and have it seen is a privilege, one I intend to use to help my good friend Sita succeed in any way I can. I only hope this video makes you want to do the same.
Karam: / karamintheworld
Elena: / woodfromthewoods
I’m from Guinée and Sita’s history is unfortunately so common
Thanks a ton for sharing and all people that view this video has a moral obligation to help as little as they could
May Allah bless you all
Thank you so much Aaminah! Blessed to have been able to tell his story and help in any way I can
Thanks to everyone who watched this video! Sita is a wonderful human that I've grown to admire and appreciate. Please consider helping him build his academy: gf.me/u/zdjuca
'The purpose of life is to help others, to be at a level to serve the world' Love this, definitely my fuel for 2021! Wicked video ! :^)
Same here! Channeling all that Sita energy into 2021 ✊🏽
I love how good you are at storytelling!! And I even more...I love that you’re using your skill and stories you’ve documented, to make a difference in someone else’s life. Such a humble and kind person. I look up to you! 🙌🙏 YES KARAM!!!
😍 ugh Chris you're a beautiful human with an even more beautiful soul! Thank you for this wonderful comment that brought joy to my heart.
What are we if we don't use our skills and knowledge to better the lives of those around us?
just so so blown away by this story !! not only is it told exceptionally with editing on point but man... THESE are exactly the experiences that define you - those small cafés nestled in crooked alleyways, the shopkeepers at small night markets etc. all the big tourist attractions that are out there won't ever provide you with the value you'd get from a real heart to heart friendship like this one right here
Caleb Jack Williams my oh my. I live for your comments here. I totally agree, it's these experiences that make travel such an invaluable thing. And the fact that I was able to build a strong friendship with Sita, is all the more special. Thank you for your beautiful words ❤️ Proud of this as a storytelling piece :)
Thank You for this, we really appreciate it.
That for this video bro,I’m from guinea too🙏🏿💪🏿🇬🇳🇬🇳
The best video yet!
Thanks man you are so wonderful and helpful .
and I am from guinea Conakry thanks man
Thanks for the beautiful comment! Passing my hellos to you in Conakry!
Powerful story and beautifully told.
Thank you so much Lezlie. You're a beautiful soul 💛 can't wait to see you and catch up
Wow Karam! This is very inspiring, thank u for sharing. I love the way you tell the story!!! Congrats on the edit, on the story, on helping others. Thank u for presenting to us this incredible humble human, Sita! Much love for u and everybody in this world
Gina! you're awesome for leaving this comment :) Thank you so much. I had to tell this story for Sita and for myself, if there is anything I can do even if it's a little financial support I'm there for him :)
- Karam
I like your style bro. Keep it up.
Very nice and appreciate for this dacumentry video.. Love from India 🇮🇳💞
thank you :)
God bless Sita & his family
God bless Karan for showcasing his story, let us all be appreciative for what we have and help those who are not as fortunate as us God willing 🙏🏾
God bless Sita and his family indeed :)
Hi, is it possible to Dm me sita details. I am also from guinea and this video has really touched me in many ways. If i could speak to him directly it will be good. Thank's.
Hi :) You can message me on my Instagram: @karamintheworld I'd be happy to chat with you and see what you have in mind :)
What sits said is so true. I left guinea 20 years ago and never went back due to the corruption and homophobia. Hope u had fun
Hey Marley, thanks for your comment :) I'm sorry to hear that you had to leave your home for these reasons. I really hope that you're finding peace wherever you are now!
@@Karamintheworld Yeah im happy here in the USA. You're Sita's angel thank u
You are nice person 💚
❤️
CZcams please put this on everyone's recommendation
Amen
What camera are you using
Using sony a7rii for this video :)
He has a clear Sierra Leonnean when he speaks English
Yeah! He did grow up in Sierra Leone after all :)
How can i have he's contact
hi you can message me on instagram @karamintheworld
Fulani people. My people.