Tayo Aina: ‘And my favourite place in Africa is…’ BBC Africa 

We are glad to have u again and again Mr Aina

Big Love man we are here trying to do the same

You made to bbc Tayo we are so proud of you 👏 🎉

I didn’t know you were living in Lisbon… can’t believe I have not seen you here. I’ve been following you through the process on your RU-vid channel, i must say i am a big fan of your work and I am happy to see things are falling in pleasant places for you… more wins. Hope to see you around Lisboa 👊🏽

Come to zambia 🇿🇲

Looks really odd that this comment is coming from a Nigerian rather than a non-Nigerian.

Look at sa they know for crime but tourist are flocking there everyday,simple they do bad at home,99jas is opposite.The wickedness 99jas do in my c0untry,I ask myself if this what they doing here,how about at home.Anytime you abroad you an ambassador of you country. 99jas need behave when abroad & clean the image. Nobody is coming

@@AlumunIkyaabo is that a good thing or bad to you? Cuz you sound meandering.

Who is Akin Omotoso? That is Khaya Motene, alright? 😄 One of the best actors on the continent. Both Akim and his dad, Prof 'Yebo Gogo' Omotoso will always be South Africa's tv darlings.

It is your view that is problemstic. You refer to the ancient empires and pre colonial times but actually reference colonial period ideas And post colonial events. Is Africa the only place to see conflict ? The answer is a resounding no, the largest wars ever fought were not started by Africans Ironically the first battle of WWl is said to have been in Togoland and was a British v German conflict over a radio station. Of course there will be challenges but they can be overcome through harmonisation. Evidence of this is clear because just about every African was already massively diverse. You are not citing an opinion but a divisive wish which is not welcome

@@kwawkwansah2452 Im Muslim, I believe that we should live in our communities and not be influenced by non muslims. Naturally when Muslims live among non Muslims, unfortunately many of them adopt some cultural aspects of the non Muslims and in Islam this is problematic. Also our People cannot marry animists and eat from their meat let alone engage in their rituals so why would we Muslims mix with animists? These are some examples of why borders are important. If there is no borders, it can result in chaos and cause a lot of problems in terms of land ownership, ethnic clashing, etc. Many people in Africa are sedentary and are designated around a certain field of land that they inherited and if there are no borders that can result in overpopulation as well as letting the worst of the worst come to your country. You have to look at the past to prepare for the future and If you want to ignore how Africa was before the Europeans came, then you are living in a fantasy if you assume things will change to the better once these colonial powers leave. As I said, Africa was having a lot more wars before the Europeans and hatred for others within the continent still exists (Example: Fulani Muslims being hated by the christian and jewish Igbo which is still common today, Nigerians and Ghanaians having this love-hate relationship which is historic, Senegal-Gambia conflicts, Sudan vs South Sudan conflict, a hatred for the DR Congo by neighbors Congo and Cameroon, etc). Religion is important in Africa and many Africans fought and still do due to differences in spiritual beliefs.

@@hihello-yv2tt So you and your ideas are the problem ! You are again repeating yourself about pre colonial ideas but using post colonial ideas. How can Nigerian, Ghanaian disagreements be ancient. Neither country is more than 75 Years old You really need to disinfect your brain. Maybe find out more about the concept of tolerance as it seems very alien to you Mugu yaaro !

@@hihello-yv2tt your arguments are extremely ill informed all the examples you give are of post colonial events. Example do you really know the Nigeria - Ghana disagreement, not a war mind. Its main cause is the busia government. Mindful that their many collaborations exceed this minor tiff. It doesnt go further back than the 1960s as those nations didnt really exist as such entities before then. You clearly are ill informed, ignorant and self deprecating. The biggest wars in history were not caused by Africans ever heard of the two world wars. Ironically the first battle of WWl between british and germans over a radio station is said to have taken place in Togoland. It is clear that we do have big problems though with people who think [and i use the word loosely] like you. Persons of your ilk are Africa's biggest hurdle Tweaaaaa

Ndeipi

Kwerekwere really means people foreign tongue 😂 but I guess now it's derogatory

Namibians are civilised and educated 👏🏽

What's wrong with Uganda

No, they are like the Namib desert

you must be kidding right ?

Bro is everything ok at home??

You must be joking.No comparison whatever😂

You must be stuoopid for saying that.. "A Nigerian imitating a Ghanaian???😮 Hell no, 'you'll never find Nigerians in such a space cos Ghana is our little baby brother 😂😂😂😂😂