Comments by "" (@orboakin8074) on "Zimbabwe: How NOT To Run an Economy" video.

  1. As an African (Nigerian) I really appreciate these videos you do on various African countries👍👍. Your coverage is objective, well researched and presented, and fun to watch. You also don't use the same excuses that most westerners and Africans give when discussing Africa's issues i.e. you don't just blame colonialism or racism for our problems but focus on geography, corruption, national unity, and economic systems. I truly appreciate that. Also, this video is a perfect comparison with your Botswana video. While Zimbabwe has more resources and better land, their terrible leadership undermined their post-colonial development while Botswana used good leadership and socioeconomic policies to improve themselves.
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  2.  @bowser3017  oh, internet is pretty good here. Yeah, it's no where near as good as say in the west but almost as good as what they have in South America. We still have electricity production issues but internet functions here better than in most other African countries. Also, the more urbanized an area, the better the internet.
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  3.  @alexandruchira184  actually there is a Nigerian National identity. We have our different tribes and ethnic groups but we do have a national Constitution and a national language (English)
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  4.  BlackScreenNedOfficial  friend, I am sure he knows that. He is just asking a question about my country and our state of internet connectivity. Let's not misconstrue what he is asking
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  5.  @ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty  except they are. Colonialism was several decades to a century ago. Blaming that is foolish. Ethiopia was never colonized and they are more unstable and ethnically divided than my country. Imperialism? Racism? All these things exist but how are they responsible for bad government and corruption and poor economic policies?
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  6.  @Dubub  my guy, I dey I. I dey. I am working at my job after school now. Thanks bros.
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  7.  @bowser3017  no worries, friend. I hope my explanation was satisfactory.
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  8.  @Mekurukito1234  well said. We had that in Nigeria prior to 2015. Hopefully we get that again in the coming election next month.
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  9.  @LilmeMusic  correct, guy.
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  10.  @wale7342  Respect, my guy.
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  11.  @petros8478  and what sins are these?
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