Wow!!! What a great video. How come I am just seeing this video now? I love it bro

@MickeyAgyei

9 ай бұрын

I'm sorry bro. I've been meaning to send you a link but have been busy with work since. Very sorry. But thanks for hosting me on that day. I really appreciate it 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

All I can say shame on the African leaders that are so corrupt and not doing anything to help their citizens for Africa have so many brilliant people that want to make a positive change in Africa but with the evil corruption that is going on explain why so many want to leave. So sad will Africa unite?😢

@MickeyAgyei

5 ай бұрын

😢

Very interesting!!! Well done guys thank you!!!

@MickeyAgyei

2 ай бұрын

🙏🏾🙏🏾

My mom (unfortunately) is quite racist. She says black people scare her. Sometimes she even refuses to get on the bus with 'em... I always argue with her that it is nonsense, we all just people. But she is elderly, and... very stubborn, stuck in her ways of thinking. I think the younger generation are generally much more open and welcoming.

@MickeyAgyei

11 ай бұрын

Yeah it's true. The young ones are open minded. The thing is, your mum doesn't know about black people and that's what normally create fear and stereotype.

@esthersbucketlist

4 ай бұрын

😅 wow just wow

@asiedu2869

2 ай бұрын

​@MickeyAgyei she knows blacks very well, is brain washe...But gradually we the younger ones, can change things..

I just subscribed to your channel

@MickeyAgyei

5 ай бұрын

Thank you

My Estonia Ancestors from the 700 CE from Vendel period Ship Burial are descendants of my Germanic ancestors from the Suebi Tribe. My African DNA results are from the Mali Empire. Motherland Migration is prevalent too humankind. One Love

"Formerly part of the Soviet Union" - no, just no... It was a sovereign country ILLEGALLY OCCUPIED by the Soviet Union...

@MickeyAgyei

10 ай бұрын

I see. Thanks for letting me know.

@DEVINdevdev

8 ай бұрын

Illegally or legally that was not the quetion, we was part of soviet union, he said nothing wrong.

@eksiarvamus

8 ай бұрын

@@DEVINdevdev illegally occupied means that we were never part of the Soviet Union.

@DEVINdevdev

8 ай бұрын

@@eksiarvamus how old are you? I can tell for sure that we were part of cccp, illegal legal does not matter, we were governered from moscow, all our tasks and laws came from moscow, we were not independent country, next you will tell that we ourselves sent others estonians to siberia..

@eksiarvamus

8 ай бұрын

@@DEVINdevdev Illegal-legal does not matter? That's something that a pro-Kremlin Russian vatnik would say. No way any Estonian would say shit like that. Crawl back to the troll caves in the Kremlin, you brainwashed turd...

"I don't think they should be scared of Russians anymore" You would be when they deported your people to gulag death camps in Siberia, moved into your country, murdered your people and ruled over you for 50 years. You really need to consider their feelings because you don't seem to understand at all.

@MickeyAgyei

10 ай бұрын

Point noted.

@minaolenella869

10 ай бұрын

@@MickeyAgyei you know, I was a teenager a decade ago when I was attacked for being an Estonian in Estonia by Russian nacionalist. I have been called many times "not human" and told how "big Russia would come and then we would get down our fake Estonian high horse and start serve Russians." And now "we should not be scared of Russians anymore"? Though 99% of Russians are very good people.

@MickeyAgyei

10 ай бұрын

@@minaolenella869 I spoke to other Estonians and they expressed the same concerns. I pray peace prevails.

@minaolenella869

10 ай бұрын

@@MickeyAgyei I doubt it is possible as long as Russia exists. I mean, it is less then two years since Russia literally demanded from US and NATO ( though they do not have any say in that) to "give" Estonia to Russia or they would start a war. They were fully ready according to state of Pihkva regiment to start a war with Estonia after three day success in Ukraine and Tranistria. I and many Estonians were mentally ready to die at the beginning of 2022 in war. Even anti Estonian far right politicians were reading for Russian takeover and talking themselves into a sweet position after war. Well, luckily for us, everyone underestimated Ukrainians and greatly overestimated Russian military. At current point, Estonia has never been more militarily secure as now.

@minaolenella869

10 ай бұрын

@@MickeyAgyei But thank you for thoughtfull and kind video.

Nice video bro , I am happy seeing my African brothers together in Estonia

@MickeyAgyei

5 ай бұрын

Blessings bro.

Is there an embassy in Ghana?

@MickeyAgyei

11 күн бұрын

@@estherjethro8505 I'm not sure. I travelled there from UK.

@estherjethro8505

11 күн бұрын

Okay

nevskit näiadakse aga toompea lossi ei täielik nali

Is it safer in Nigeria?

@OgbonnaMmesoma-ke8xf

2 ай бұрын

Yes

@mateuszo1238

28 күн бұрын

Nope

What advice could you give to Estonian women or even other European women and American women? Is it true that most African men have multiple wife’s or families that they must hide? My X son in law is from Zambia…as soon as he became a citizen of our country, he was not discreet and disdained my daughter. We know we were used, but should there not be a modicum of gratitude shown by the person seeking asylum or citizenship? Is there a warning you could give?

@MickeyAgyei

11 ай бұрын

People marry with different intentions. It's everywhere; even in Africa. It is up to all of us to make sure people come into our lives with genuine intentions. On the issue of African men and polygamy, it's not everyone who does that. In fact it's not common where I grew up. I'm sorry for what happened to your family.

@robinrainmaker7232

11 ай бұрын

It is very common among sub Saharan African men. I also lived in Zambia for about 3 years. I don’t think many women there trusted their husbands.@@MickeyAgyei

@robinrainmaker7232

11 ай бұрын

I’m sorry you are unable to answer my question honestly, but thank you for the reply.@@MickeyAgyei

@ritannanyelu8748

3 ай бұрын

I​@@MickeyAgyei

@user-gj3bi2jn4q

2 ай бұрын

@@robinrainmaker7232 I'm terribly sorry you had to deal with this. I'm a Nigeria living in Lagos, so I can only speak for Nigerians largely. To answer your question, most young people these days are tilted towards monogamy, but also, a lot of young persons are unmarried. in 2020, the population between age 16 - 35 was about 93 million, and about 60% of that number were unmarried. So i don't think it is correct that African men have multiple spouses. The GenZs don't even want to marry at all. However I understand the primary concern of your question is how to avoid such marriage scams. I guess one way is to insist on seeing, or at least, interacting with the Man's family. In Africa, we believe that in a marriage , it is the two families (bride and groom's) that get married. There is usually an elaborate celebration involving the extended families. Also, i think background checks could be helpful too; social media, friends of friends etc. I think i should conclude that in my experience, when people get married just to get a passport, the spouse is usually in on it. almost like a financial transaction and they get paid for it.. But in your case, it seems like the groom was a manipulative and evil person. But more importantly, there are waaaaaayyyy more genuine Africans who do not do such disgraceful acts. The genuine outweighs the deceitful by a large margin. Again, I sympathize with you. What is the law like in your country? can you report such case?

Very interesting.....seems like architecrure in Europe is almost the same.... Travel and see!!!

@MickeyAgyei

11 ай бұрын

Very true. The thing is they do not have borders too. You arrive in countries without any checks.

@ortolitore1522

6 ай бұрын

@@MickeyAgyei Enjoy the current situation. In Soviet times, the borders were open only towards the republics of the Soviet Union. Traveling to Finland, Sweden and the rest of the free world was almost impossible. Without invitations from abroad, without a visa, without a travel permit, without school or work recommendations, etc., it was completely impossible. You couldn't even travel to the Estonian islands without the corresponding permit (the islands belonged to the border zone and it was believed that a person could try to escape from the Soviet Union through the islands). Soviet borders were strictly guarded.

@MickeyAgyei

6 ай бұрын

@@ortolitore1522 Interesting. I can only imagine

Crimea became part of Ukraine in 1954. and baltic countries became part of USSR in 1945 ================================ but everybody knows now that was illegal annexation of baltic countries was illegal the same way transfer of Crimea in ukraine was illegal too you can go in baltic countries and ask people. they will explain you.

It's hard to rid oneself of past, painful experiences but repercussions can also be detrimental. I liked the merchant guy, at least he was keen to share his knowledge. Suggestive that not all are inward-looking. The yger generation have the benefits of social media & hopefully, time will tell. Would've liked to learn about how Africans socialise. Have they formed distinctive communities based on one's country. Do they hv to learn & speak the language to study there? How are their chn accepted in school? Interesting place with magnificent churches enhh. Guess it ain't so different from rest of Europe. The edifices are there but hardly anyone goes to worship, except oldies. Remember yrs ago when an English colleague intimated to me that they only needed to attend church during the war. Now, no hard times so no need for God! She marvelled at our regular attendance, thought it was unnecessary. 😅😅 Thanks, it's been an eye-opener 😊 30:05

@MickeyAgyei

11 ай бұрын

I asked few questions just to later find out that my camera had frozen 🤣. You are so right about how the West worship. Andrew Tate (you probably hate him lol) once said people say they are not religious until something bad happens. Thanks very much for all the feedback 🙏🏾🙏🏾

@andromedab902

11 ай бұрын

​@@MickeyAgyeiyep, you're right, can't abide that Andrew T. He's an epitome of verbal diarrhoea!!😂 smh saa

@minaolenella869

10 ай бұрын

@@MickeyAgyei about religion in Estonia. Estonia is considered the least religious country in the world. we have a lot of Christian traditions, but there is also a certain inner resistance against organized religion. Christianity was brought here by force in northern crucades in 13th century. And it was followed by almost 800 years of slavery in serfdom. Estonians were not allowed to enter as a lower class in most of those medieval churches. I think many estonians would consider themselves pagans. Not affiliated to any organized religious institution. There is very little known about religion in Estonia before Christianity.

@minaolenella869

10 ай бұрын

what I wanted to say, is though Estonia is the least religious country, they are not atheists. Most of us believe in God, and spirits and sacred trees. And most pray quite often. But it is something done in private at home or forests. Not in public (except once in a few years in singing festival/ laulupidu). We generally do not want a church as a middle man between us and God.

@MickeyAgyei

10 ай бұрын

@@minaolenella869 Thank you very much for the time to educate me. I really appreciate it.

You should go to the UK. It's the black man's Paradise.

@MickeyAgyei

8 ай бұрын

I see.

Nüüd ma tean kes olid Eestis aastal 2023

@MickeyAgyei

9 ай бұрын

Jah..kes see oli?

@nuiront6969

9 ай бұрын

Mu lemmikud mehed 😍😍😍

@MickeyAgyei

9 ай бұрын

@@nuiront6969 Hahaha. Tänan sind lahkete sõnade eest.

Bro i wan to speak with you on private?

@MickeyAgyei

2 ай бұрын

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