MY FIRST FULL DAY IN BENIN REPUBLIC

Lawless people will never have or build a country. They will continue to have lawless leaders, lawless elite, lawless police, lawless judiciary and lawless military.

The lawless people will have a ruddeless Nation.

Thank you big wills.

Great Vlog, big bro.❤
Thanks for the video.❤

I love your videos. You are the ideal African. Speaking Yoruba enough to communicate and traveling to show us the beauty of our continent. I hope for more unity of all Africans so we can focus on our similarities and enjoy our differences to develop and make Africa better for all of us.

Your comment about Nigeria is correct. When you visit Rwanda you will see that an African country with good governance is very possible and you immediately see the results. 50 years of corruption and selfish leaders have made Nigeria as it is.

Thank you for sharing. You made some interesting observations compared to most cities in Nigeria. More importantly you realized the efforts of the common people to obey laws, efforts towards cleanliness, order and structure in a small town in Benin. It's unfortunate that the majority of Nigerians don't like rules and regulations.

My oga love you so much

Your life is inspiring

I so much love this thing you are doing. doing something you love with passion, I got to know you from David your friend, climbing mountains together in one of the northern part of Nigeria together

Hot food in plastic bags...is dangerous ...the bag releases harmful chemicals in contact with anything hot...pls beware... THANK YOU BRO WILLZ... I LOVE THE BENIN VILLAGE...

Nigeria is a corrupt Country... Look at the nice village road. But in Nigeria the contractors would steal the money and tell you to go to COURT

It is very bad to drink those sugar drinks. Drink water instead for the sake of your health.

The CFA franc (XOF and XAF) are tied in value to the Euro. So the cost of living in French West Africa is higher than in Nigeria. The issue is that the wages in those countries are two times, three times higher than in Nigeria. Nigeria's currency is devalued, and the purchasing power is low. Devalued currency, low purchasing power + low wages = lower standard of living and economic hardship. In 2017, I exchanged N100,000 for 300,000 XAF in Senegal. Today, you cannot get 35,000 XOF or XAF with N100,000. All the Beninoise and Togolose guys who used to do tiling work in Nigeria have all gone home. Good a thing you are in Benin now. See what President Talon has done in that country in a space of 8 years. Jailed a lot of corrupt ministers and instituted a new way of doing things in that country. Go to Kagame's Rwanda and see what the man has done there. Nigerians are now trooping there for business in numbers. Is it for fun that the UK gave them millions of pounds to build houses for asylum seekers being repatriated from the UK under the agreement signed between the Tory government and Rwanda? A country is only as good as its leaders.

Thank you, sir

I'm from Southern Africa and i lived in Nigeria and traveled by road extensively between Lagos and Accra by road...

Im from the West and you guys are right about Nigeria, its just sad and I believe its outside influence too that ties Nigeria hand because it should be the Dubai of Africa, There is a saying that when Nigeria rises then all other black nations rises because its a big brother for real. One day Nigeria will be released and im hoping it is soon. Another thing is too many churches (we still have to pray to our creator) but for now they are praying to the wrong deity that they gave us to worship and anyone can research it

Nigeria can NEVER work unless we go back to regional government.

Good morning my brother, i really followed your video, i m really surprised with what you guys are saying about road constructions in Nigeria i thought things i ve really changed, the Republic of is a small country compared to Nigeria with really limited ressources but good management and good leadership,unfortnately bad leadership in Nigeria is what is killing this country with tremendous reasources God has really blessed Nigeria... Africains can do better with good gouvernement,conscencious leaders who cares for is people that is what is taking place in the Republic of Bénin since the assenssion of president Talon 2016 nothing is parfait but efforts are made to make things better for its citizens...i do hope you have a wonderful stay in Bénin, God bless you sir 🇧🇯🙏

The country is way more organized than Nigeria. Our bikemen here even in Abuja no dey hear word

My boss well done

I told my friends 30 years ago that Nigeria will never never be good. They laughed at me. I left them moved to the USA. Look at Nigeria today. worse than i left it. I tell you the youths find your way on time.
Nigeria is a country ruled by fraudsters, lawlessness , no accountability, corruption, and election riggers. In fact, money controls the people .

You never fail to amaze me! I love and appreciate your videos so keep up the good work. Also how MANY languages do you speak? No matter where you go you seem to be able to kick it in any languages they throw at you. Much respect!

Baba Willz
Please don't be angry with me. My late father is a Nigerian from Delta state. I was born and grew up in London and my Dad drilled it into me that ", I am black and African ..." He was so proud of Nigeria and I used to enthusiastic about the place, but after watching the country's unending descent. I no longer "believe" Nigeria is the"greatest black nation in the world..." That is a big disservice to blacks world wide. The levels of "development, organisation and discipline" are nothing to "write home about .." , to say Nigeria is the "greatest black nation the world has ever seen..." Implies that black people elsewhere can't do any better, this untrue and a insult to all non-Nigerian blacks.
The talk it's the "largest black country etc. .", people conveniently leave out that various constituent ethnicities want to "leave Nigeria".
There are many other things I could bring up but I don't have time.
If the country has an abundance of opportunities to advance and instead the nation has regressed, what does that say about the people? How is it others with "less" have achieved more in a shorter period or the same time span.
When the idea of a "multi-polar" world was being floated was Nigeria among the leading nations to advocate for it? It wasn't (Nigeria) South Africa took the lead for Africa. Nigeria took a backseat and kept quiet because the country's middle class and elite have grown comfortable with American hegemony.
To get to the level you want for the country will take time. Instead of learning from other African nations that are fighting to regain their sovereignty and dignity, Nigeria is hindering them eg Niger Republic 🇳🇪, Mali 🇲🇱 and Burkina Faso 🇧🇫.