Of the western Balkans. We now move to the First Minister's question. It is question number one, Johann Lamont. Thank you very much, Presiding Officer. To ask the First Minister what engagements he has planned for the rest of the day. First Minister. Engagement is to take forward the Government's programme for Scotland. Johann Lamont. Thank you. On Tuesday, Health Secretary Alec Neale said that satisfaction with our NHS has increased by 20 per cent over the last seven years and nearly two thirds of people in Scotland o'r cyfweld sy'n gyffredinol. Felly, y ddisgu mae'r Cymru, dr Brian Keithle, saidd, That what I have seen over the past five years is the continuing crisis management of the longest car crash in my memory, and it is time for politicians to face up to some very hard questions. I agree with Brian Keithle. He speaks for NHS staff all over the country. country? Can the First Minister tell the people of Scotland why the leader of Scotland's doctors is wrong? First Minister? Let's deal with the question of satisfaction of the public in the National Health Service. That wasn't an opinion poll or some SNAP survey. That was the social attitude survey for Scotland, which is the most detailed assessment of social attitudes in the country. What that showed and demonstrated is that satisfaction with the National Health Service has risen to 61 per cent. By way of comparison, when Johann Lamont was a minister, it was 45 per cent in 2006. So when Johann Lamont starts by saying that it was a claim of Alec Neill, it's actually the social attitudes survey for Scotland, the most detailed assessment of public attitudes. That compares directly the satisfaction with our national health service today and the satisfaction which was when Labour was in power and it's been a strongly rising trend. As far as Dr Brian Keith is concerned, he wants to have more funds for the national health service. He makes an entirely reasonable point that despite the fact that the national health service has been protected its budget in real terms, it's under sustained pressure because of the rising demand for health services. How do I know that? Because, as Brian Keith said in GMS on 24 June, I accept the SNP has done as much with the Barnett formula and resources that are available to them. When Johann Lamont says that the NHS is under pressure, as indeed he did, let's remember he also said and accepted that we are doing everything that we can with the resources that are available to us to provide the resources for our national health service. That may be one reason why satisfaction with the national health services is on a rising trend, and the other reason, of course, will be that the people of Scotland understand the work and performance of our people in the national health service who are delivering such an excellent result, even under circumstances of pressure. Johann Lamont, Dr Brian Keith is a member of staff in the health service. You ought to listen to what he is saying, not to pick one thing he has said but reflect on everything that he says. With accident and emergency targets missed, with cancer targets missed, with care for the elderly in crisis, the man who represents Scotland's doctors, Brian Keith, said and I quote, the current service is teatring on the edge of collapse. The leader of Scotland's doctors said, my main regret is that I have not been able to do more than act as a deck chair attendant on the good ship NHS Titanic. So, could the First Minister tell the people of Scotland why the leader of Scotland's doctors is wrong and he is right? First Minister, can I offer another quote from Brian Keith again in the same interview that Johann Lamont does not want to accept but that the quotes are here? He says, clearly my target is not the current cabinet secretary, my target is the political classes in Scotland and the point that he is making is that health resources are under pressure because of rising demand. He accepted the point that we have done everything we can under the constraints of the Barnett formula to protect the national health service. I think that we are entitled to ask, would that have been done if the Labour Party had been in power over these last seven years? We know that it would not have been done in 2007 because Jack McConnell said the NHS would just have to cut its cloth and would not have access to the consequentials. We doubt that it would have been done in 2011 because the Labour Party refused to commit to the resources in real terms. We want evidence of the Labour Party in power, then just look to Wales, suffering the same stresses under the Barnett formula of Scotland and on every measurement turning in a worse health performance. So does Johann Lamont not accept the connection between the resources available to us under the Barnett formula and the ability to fund the national health service to the degree that Brian Kefley and all of us would want? Is not that an argument for having access to Scotland's resources so that we can deliver that desirable outcome? Johann Lamont? It is also under the First Minister prescriptions for Scotland that we would have less money to spend on public services, and while his friends in the back benches applaud that oft-heard script, he should reflect that the script that he trots out every time the NHS is heard sounds very much like complacency for staff and patients who live in the real world and are dealing with these problems daily, because we have been warning the First Minister about the amount of problems in our NHS for the last two years and every time we get the same old script, but he cannot keep ignoring the reality. Brian Kefley, the leader of Scotland's doctors, said that we have a crisis of out-of-hours health provision that sees huge and unacceptable queues at A and E departments. We see reports of geriatric provision coming under increased criticism through inadequate care packages and increasing bed blocking, and at the same time, GPs coping with a 20 per cent increase in workload. We then continued. We see vital cancer treatments delayed because of unsustainable cost, and we see cracks emerging in hospital food, cleanliness, staff shortages and vacancies within the consultant body and GP trainees. He finished. How has the Scottish Government responded? It talks of seven-day provision at a time when we have an inadequate five-day service. First Minister, those are the problems that our NHS staff are facing every day, so can I ask him what is the First Minister's plan for the NHS? First Minister, our plan is to continue to fund the NHS in Scotland to the maximum degree, something that the Labour Party, neither in Scotland or Wales, would commit it to. Our plan is to have access to the resources of Scotland so that we can move beyond austerity and have a proper, responsible, reasonable increase in public spending, as John Swinney outlined. We know that Brian Kefley accepts that we are doing everything we can within the Barnett formula. That is a reason to break free of the Barnett formula and have access to the resources of Scotland. However, I do not accept Johann Lamont's prescription about the accident and emergency and the cancer waiting list. Let me say that we are acting to improve performance in the accident and emergency. We are acting, as Alex Neil announced this week, to improve meeting our cancer targets. We are particularly concerned that we have moved below the 62-day target. However, the Labour Party never once achieved that target, not once in office that the Labour Party achieved the 62-day cancer target. Yes, we believe that 93 per cent of people being seen within four hours in the accident and emergency is not good enough, but the Labour Party, in power when Johann Lamont was a minister, proclaimed that 87 per cent was an excellent performance. Given that, as the social attitudes survey demonstrates, public satisfaction with the national health service is rising, given that we committed what Labour would not do to protect the national health service budget in real terms, and given that our performance, under pressure, although the NHS undoubtedly is, is better than when the Labour Party was in power. What possible credibility has a minister in the last government complaining about the situation when public finances are in the pressure, when they could not run Scotland when public finances were plentiful? The challenge for the First Minister is that the First Minister wants to make this a cheap political debate between himself. Settle down, order. Miss Graham. That's not a problem. We can do that, but we let the people of Scotland down every time we settle for that. On the big issues when we settle for that or saying that the only solution is independent, when not I raise these questions but the head of the BMA raises it, nurses raise it, patients raise it, people out there in our constituencies who every day are being let down by a government, not interested in the NHS, not interested in anything but not interested in anything but the obsession that took them into politics in the first place. On behalf of the people of Scotland, when I have asked the First Minister about blanket shortages, unacceptable waiting times in A&E, a lack of access to cancer drugs, cancer waiting times, elderly people left in trolleys for hours, all the people getting 15-minute care visits, doctor shortages, anything about the NHS and we've seen it again today. The First Minister has told me, people are happy with their health service, it's getting privatised in England and it would be worse if we were Welsh. Inadequate answers to serious questions. The First Minister has told us. The First Minister has told us that this is a really serious issue for people of Scotland and it deserves better than that. The First Minister has told us that he's a plan A, B, C, D, E and F for a currency in an independent Scotland. Does he not realise that what Scotland wants, what our hard-working doctors and nurses are demanding from him is any kind of plan for the NHS today? I see that John Lambert doesn't think it's important that the NHS in Scotland has been kept in public hands and not subjected to the disintegration. Very interesting. You see, Dr Kefley, in his speech to BMA Scotland this week, didn't say that. What he said is quote, what is totally clear is that the national health service we have in Scotland is fundamentally different from that in England in terms of philosophy and organisation. North of the border we have been spared the spectacle of a huge organisation being thrown in the air with the only speculation as a guide to where the pieces might land. We have avoided wholesale reorganisation. The NHS manager games of musical chairs are the worst successes of the use of the NHS as a party political football and for that we must be thankful. Brian Kefley thinks that it's important, given that John Lamont cited him. Why don't the Labour Party think it's important? Is it perhaps because Andy Burnham was talking about having a common health service across the UK and leaving the health service in Scotland to the tender mercies of the privatisation agenda being pursued at Westminster? John Lamont doesn't want to talk about what the public think about the national health service, because the increase in national health service performance in terms of accident emergency and in cancer care is reflected in the 21% increase in public satisfaction. 85% of Scottish in-patients say that overall care and treatment was good or excellent. 87% rated the performance of their GP surgery as good or excellent. 84% of social care users rated their overclared care and support as good or excellent. That is real people in the real world, understanding the commitment and strength of people in the national health service, supported by a Government that has funded the health service in real terms and which would be able to do a great deal more in an independent Scotland. Ruth Davidson To ask the First Minister when he will next meet the Secretary of State for Scotland. First Minister. No plans in their future. Ruth Davidson Thank you, Presiding Officer. We end this parliamentary session in a familiar place. We have the SNP blind to the very real risks involved with leaving the UK, and we have independent expert analysis pointing those risks out. To take an example just from this morning, a new report from the Scotland Institute, which has examined the blunt financial truths that would face a separate Scotland. We may not like to hear it, but having interviewed the main credit rating agencies, they say that an independent Scotland is, and I quote, likely to end up with a much lower credit rating and significantly higher borrowing costs than currently enjoyed within the Union. Does the First Minister agree with this report that there is a real pounds and pens cost to separation? The First Minister I do not think that credit rating is the better-to-gether strongest suit, given that famous leaflet of the triple A rating, which was published only weeks before the triple A rating disappeared, and given the speculation on rising interest rates that are as much about at the present moment. However, let us talk about the credit rating agencies directly. Even excluding North Sea oil output and calculating per capita GDP, only looking at on-show income, Scotland would qualify for our highest economic assessment. That is standards and powers in the 27th of February this year. Moody's, scoring for the economic strength of an independent Scotland, we would like to fall somewhere in the high range. We know the growth rate of Scotland, the volatility of growth. There is limited range of outcomes for GDP per capita, but on all possible outcomes point to Scotland being amongst the wealthiest sovereign nations in the world—page 15 of the Moody's report. Even if people in the ratings agencies are not known for their sunny optimism about the prospects of any country, if they say this about Scotland and point out that Scotland is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, cannot the Scottish Conservatives, in any of their manifestations, realise the potential of this economy and have confidence in our ability to marshal those natural resources, combine them with the talents of people and live up to the excellence of the assessments, even from the credit ratings. As the First Minister well knows, standard and poor did not give an independent Scotland its highest credit rating. An economic assessment is only one of the measures that it uses for it, and it is misrepresenting its views to say so. However, it sounds to me that the First Minister thinks that the Scotland Institute from that answer is wrong, which means that they join a long list just since January. Since January, he has stood up here and told us that the former director general of the legal service of the EU council is wrong, that the governor of the Bank of England is wrong, that the First Minister of Wales, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Shadow Chancellor, the Institute of Directors, the Confederation of British Industry is wrong, that the Barclays chief executive is wrong, that the chief executive of standard life, that the chief executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland, that the chief executive of BP of ASDA are wrong. He stood up here and said that the Scottish Government own oil figures were wrong, that the office of budget responsibility was wrong. He said that Keith Cochran, the chief executive of the Weir Group was wrong, that Scottish financial enterprise was wrong, that Scottish engineering was wrong. He said that the IFS, the Centre for Public Policy and the Regions, that city group were wrong. Finally, he said that the much celebrated Professor Hughes Hallett, the Government's own economic adviser, was wrong, wrong, wrong. So First Minister, how does it feel to be so misunderstood? A correct unfairness to the independent Governor of the Bank of England, I have never said any such thing. Indeed, I have defended his speech, as indeed Mark Carney had to correct Tory MPs in the House of Commons who are suddenly trying to misrepresent them as Ruth Davidson has. Can I also say, I'm not quite certain, is the CBI in or out the better together campaign at the present moment, but does she must? Well, maybe the Labour Party, with its strong connections historically, might have thrown the latest information. I do accept that I have a question mark about the OBR. See, right from the start, I believe that the Tories have used the OBR not just as part of the Government, but as part of the Conservative Party. I'm quoting directly from Alastair Darling in the Financial Times of 9 July 2010. Can I just put it to Ruth Davidson? If the leader of the better together campaign, until Murdo Fraser takes over, until the better together campaign believes that the OBR is an instrument of the Conservative Party, then am I not entitled to question when it gets all its forecast wrong? Fundamentally, can the Conservative Party not realise some of the analysis of Federal Fraser? The analysis says that because you lack confidence in the people of Scotland and the economy of Scotland, the people of Scotland lack confidence in the Conservative Party. As long as you continue to pursue this doom-laden nonsense, you'll stay rock bottom of the Scottish opinion poll. Can I just say to the First Minister that we should use full names and not nicknames? Kevin Stewart Thank you, Presiding Officer. The appearance of a young man raised in Aberdeen in a nice recruitment video has shocked our Muslim community and all of the people of the city. Does the First Minister agree with me that the actions of one individual should not reflect on an entire community? Will he join with me in calling on all Aberdonians to continue to live together as good neighbours in peace and solidarity? I wholeheartedly agree with that, as I believe and hope that the whole chamber agrees with that. One of the purposes of extremism is to seek to divide communities. Radicalisation is something that we have been continuing to be constantly vigilant about. Police Scotland has been very active in monitoring that but also active in engaging with and building strong relationships for the Muslim community. However, the actions of any individual, as Kevin Stewart rightly said, should not and must not be seen as reflecting in any way mainstream opinion in any community of Scotland. We know from experience how well this country can react to such challenges as the integrated community response to the attack on Glasgow airport in 2007 showed Scotland at its very best. I believe that all fair-minded people in Aberdeen, indeed across the country, will support our zero-tolerance approach to any attempt to demonise or encourage hate crime against the Muslim community or, indeed, any other minority group in Scotland. To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government's response is to Professor Dunleavy's report on transitioning to a new Scottish state. I could not help but notice in Ruth Davidson's long list of people that I disagree with. Professor Dunleavy had miraculously disappeared from the list thanks to his report. The important contribution to the referendum debate vindicates, of course, the Scottish Government's position on the nature of transition to a fully independent Scotland that is pointed out in our white paper. It blows out of the water, as Professor Dunleavy's report. The treasury figure of £2.7 billion widely briefed to the media, and neither Danny Alexander nor the Prime Minister nor Ruth Davidson have been able to give any satisfactory explanation for this. However, the permanent secretary of treasury has stepped into the void. He has described at Sir Nicholas McPherson as a mis-briefing of key data. I think that it is about time that we found out exactly how this mis-briefing was allowed to happen. I thank the First Minister for his reply. On page 3 of his report, Professor Dunleavy indicates that the main uncertainty surrounding set-up and transition costs following the S vote. I quote, A rise from the London government's apparent reluctance to do any planning for or to make clear to Scottish voters how transition to independence would be handled at their end. Does the First Minister agree that the UK government should immediately desist from issuing misleading figures and misinformation, some of which Professor Dunleavy described as bizarrely inaccurate and spectacularly wrong, and that the Prime Minister should come to Scotland and openly debate those issues? I have to say that I am quoting here directly from Professor Dunleavy's report, Whitehall has been forbidden to discuss issues with Scottish officials, to do any contingency planning for independence. In case the conclusion suggested independence would not cause major problems. That is the analysis of the distinguished professor from the London School of Economics. I think that the better to get a campaign. Since they were quoting and citing Professor Dunleavy, the figure of £2.7 billion was meant to be Professor Dunleavy's figure. In fact, he has demolished it, accused the Treasury of exaggerating his work by a factor of 12. I think that that was very generous of Professor Dunleavy. Usually, their exaggerations are even greater than that. Demolish their analysis, publish their report. At what stage will any of the Unionist Party leaders or any person in the Better Together campaign have the decency to accept and admit the misbriefing of Professor Dunleavy's work? Perhaps Murdo Fraser, when he addresses his speech tonight, will address that very point. We wait with bated breath. Liam McArthur Professor Dunleavy estimates the cost at £200 million, if, among other things, command and control of defence forces is shared with the UK until 2020. Can the First Minister confirm if that is now Scottish Government policy? Firstly, that is not what Professor Dunleavy argued. Secondly, the member will find a full exposition of the defence costs and budget over the period in Chapter 6 of the White Paper. Just as it seemed to me unfortunate that his colleague did not seem to have read the section on foreign representation and overseas representation in Chapter 6 of the White Paper when we were doing the question time last week, I find it doubly disappointing that that same chapter has not been read apparently by anyone in the Liberal Democrats. Do some reading, do some whole work and I will see you after the recess. Do Smith. Thank you, Presiding Officer. I wonder what the First Minister's response is to Professor Dunleavy's colleague, Ian McLean, who put the set-up costs at £1.5 billion to £2 billion, and he may want to go back and check Professor Dunleavy's blog this morning. Does the First Minister not understand that the failure of his Government to produce robust and comprehensive information about the cost estimates leaves the people of Scotland with the impression that the SNP would support independence regardless of the cost? I think that if the Labour Party had truly wanted to pursue this issue in the sticky wicket in which they are now batting, it would have heard something about it from Johann Lamont earlier on today. However, I do not actually have to respond to Professor Ian McLean. Incidentally, someone who believes in the scrapping of the Barnett formula—and it will be interesting to know how that is shared across the better-together parties—I do not have to respond, because Professor Dunleavy has already done it and looked at Ian McLean's work and suggested why Ian McLean has been led astray. Given the obvious evidence that Professor Dunleavy's work, cited by the better-together campaign and Danny Alexander, has been comprehensively demolished by Professor Dunleavy himself—in other words, given the source of the figure, it has said that the figure was exaggerated by a factor of 12—at what stage will any of those parties accept that they got it wrong? I know a fundamental apology to the people of Scotland. To ask the First Minister what action the Scottish Government can take to tackle the proliferation of fixed-odds betting terminals and payday lenders on the country's high streets. Those, of course, are direct action on those areas that are reserved, however, with the power of the winner, we are taking what action we can. Scottish ministers held a summit on 24 April on payday lending and gambling, and the Minister for Local Government will be published on the action plan that followed that summit very shortly. As a first step, the new Scottish planning policy put in place this week acknowledged concerns about the proliferation of payday lenders and fixed-odds betting terminals on some high streets. Local authorities, through their town centre strategies, can develop policies to restrict such uses to protect the immunity of centres and, of course, the wellbeing of communities. However, I would argue in terms of direct action that is one of the areas where we actually need the powers of this Parliament to extend over key areas that are affecting the social life of Scotland. I thank the First Minister for the answer, and I welcome the publication of the document earlier this week. I have met the former gamblers and also the campaign for fairer gambling, and tonight I am going to be a guest at a GA meeting in Renfrewshire. Those groups are firmly of the opinion that the only way to combat the issue of FOBTs is with a reduction in the maximum stakes on those machines down to £2, which is something that I support. Does the First Minister agree with me that the UK Government must act now to try to tackle the problem of those machines in our communities, and will he commit to raising a matter directly with the UK Government? We have already made representations to the UK Government over a substantial period of time expressing our concerns at developments such as the growth of fixed-odds betting terminals. Most recently, a letter was sent on 29 May highlighting the risks to public health and calling for a more preventative approach to be taken. We will continue to press for action, but on that and the other matters that the member raised, he will find on page 116 of the white paper our intention once we have control of regulation and our approach to tougher regulation for payday lenders in an independent Scotland. I hope that he assures the member that we are doing what we can within the powers that we have and we will seek to do more when this Parliament has the powers of an independent Parliament. To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government's response is to Police Scotland report management information year-end 2013-14. The Police Scotland management information gives a snapshot, as Graham Pearson knows, of the strong progress that it has made in its first year with all parts of Scotland enjoying the benefits of a single service. Our recorded crime in Scotland national statistics for 2012-13 show that the recorded crime has decreased by 35 per cent since 2006-07 and that the crime is at its lowest level for 39 years, supported by the 1,000 additional police officers that we have delivered compared to 2007. Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority are working together to safeguard local policing and enhance access to the specialist resources, and now we are doing that against the backdrop of continuing Westminster austerity. Graham Pearson I commend the police officers and the remaining police staff for the work that they do on our behalf. Given the recent controversy over stop and search statistics, the First Minister might wish to know that for almost six months now I have asked for both the notes of guidance for crime recording, along with a briefing to understand the impacts of widening the use of subsuming crime and fixed penalty tickets on the reporting figures. I still await the briefing, which appears inordinately difficult to achieve after long delays. Will the First Minister enable a briefing at the earliest, recognising the need for public confidence in these figures? The First Minister I do not accept that the recorded crime in Scottish national statistics figures do not have confidence, and they have quite marked figures from national statistics. I do not think that Graham Pearson should question him, but they are, after all, the same basis of figures which the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats used when they were in power. I do not see any reason for questioning the basis of those figures now. However, if he writes to me detailing the areas that he has raised with the Police Authority and Police Scotland, I shall write to him to see what further information can be provided. In acknowledging the contribution of the police officers and the additional 1,000 police officers, I think that I have made a substantial contribution to the lowest crime levels in Scotland for 39 years. We say that it is across the world. We only need to glance south of the border to see that they have lost, over the last three years, as many officers as the total complement of the Scottish police force in Scotland. I do believe that the decline in crime figures in Scotland is due to the hard work of the extra police officers that we have in the streets and communities of Scotland, and everybody knows that they would not be there if the Labour Party had been maintained in power. The First Minister My response is to remarks made by the chief executive of the NHS regarding the movement of emergency patients. The First Minister We agree with them, which is not surprising given that Paul Gray is both chief executive of NHS Scotland and the Scottish Government's director general of health and social care. I think that I asked the minister what his response was. I am not sure that I heard one, but given that there is a large influx of visitors expected to Scotland for the Commonwealth Games, how confident is the First Minister that they already under strain NHS, will be able to cope with the additional demand? What extra resources are being made available to help to avoid even greater delays at A&E departments than we currently have? The First Minister Well, I have already pointed out that we are working to improve the 93 per cent figure in accident and emergency, but I have also pointed out that that is rather greater than the 87 per cent figure that was hailed as a success in 2006. Planning for the Commonwealth Games is very much part of the Commonwealth Games structure. We are absolutely confident that we can cope with any contingency in terms of the performance of the national health service in Scotland. As indeed, I know that Murdo Fraser will wish to acknowledge in terms of response to the clue for a tragedy that the national health service responded exceptionally well. That is part of the planning for the Commonwealth Games. I know that Murdo Fraser will be the first to understand the point that was made by Brian Keithley. That, within the constraints of the Barnett formula, even when your resource health is in real terms, is a constraint. That is presumably why he is trying to break out of that straight jacket. It is an annunciation of a federal solution. There is a difficulty, of course, that when Murdo Fraser was in favour of more devolution, Ruth Davidson had a line in the sand. When Ruth Davidson is in favour of more devolution, Murdo has moved to federalism. When Murdo moves and Ruth moves to federalism, no doubt Murdo Fraser will move towards supporting independence. However, I am confident that the independence campaign will survive that endorsement and go to victory on September 18. That ends First Minister's Questions. We now move to members' business. Members should leave the chamber, should do so quickly and quietly.


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terms of like resorts and other places not one just i have to because i also love doing it and i want to change the narrative but it's so difficult and even when you get there you still face problems you still face problems upon problems upon problems so it's it's it's a very difficult thing but well we keep we keep pushing in everyday do you know what's quite sad sorry do business owners understand the concept of marketing and especially the concept of social media and the power of it because if i had my own business like a resort i would gladly get people involved into promoting it because i know that traditional media outlets like television or radio that costs a lot but a content creator getting a content creating there and having spent a day enjoying it and making like a solid video about it it's reached so and so many people and it doesn't cost compared to big media outlets so i really sometimes i really ask myself do they even know do they like what's going on on social media when when when something happens in the world it gets on twitter it gets faster on on twitter and to everybody instead of traditional news so can people really tell that social media is a new thing is the way of communication nowadays i really don't understand it it's it's it's mind bubbling especially especially when it comes to create content and possibility of getting your camera sees or getting arrested that's just crazy i also don't know what i'm hiding i feel like in terms of in terms of sponsorship and you know i i get international companies contacting me for adverts on my channel and sponsorship and i would love to do more adverts of and sponsorships of you know getting owned companies or other african companies but you know i can reach out to them and then people say obviously not that many people are you know want to do it and then people are saying oh why are you advertising that on your channel and it's like well this costs money you know like all this stuff costs a lot of money like camera gear you know working with a videographer so obviously like we need sponsorships on our channels and we have to go with the people that are coming with to us obviously i only go with people that do a line with whatever i'm doing but it's i would love to you know support more black owned businesses through sponsorships as well true and i think we all need that we all need that and and to get all those all those companies out there all those black owned companies we need to get them i just don't see why they're not taking that step into this new world i think what we have to what we have to appreciate guys is that they look at us the way they've been taught to look at themselves so anything that looks like them is never going to help them they're waiting for that white savior it's the white men's savior mentality if you don't want your camera to be seized just get yourself a homeless white person go with them wherever you go and come back and tell us if anyone is going to question what you are doing they it is the problem every we have more more white people coming to africa to break on that it's easier for white people to travel around africa content creators tyo you are a very big and established content creator try and contact a content creator from africa to collaborate but a white man with two followers they'll get an answer to today they will send a message at 10 past by quarter past they've got an appointment and everything it is something that's within us and it all stems back to our education the system what we were taught not only about us but everything that's successful doesn't look like us everything that's gonna take you to your next place of success doesn't look like us guys so when they look at you they don't look at success it just doesn't look like you that it's a hatred not just towards you but it's towards themselves our education you know our education in africa is rubbish while other kids were being taught to in china they are taught to make phones and to make apps what do we learn in africa how to label a frog we know all the body parts of a chinese kids are making the phones that we are using all these smartphones are creating damn people in africa so we need to to to to to go back to the foundation change our education system teach our children the truth and unlearn everything that we were taught because as like i know so many africans and you also your mothers or your your your grandmothers they will tell you all the bible verses but they can't read their pain statement so it's all in our education the way they treat you is the way it's a treatment that they think they deserve you know it's it's quite comical um i saw you know one of the videos i've seen multiple videos of you getting arrested with it but um one in particular one of the videos that i saw was was recently with mistruty who got arrested for filming well i guess detained is the correct term there and um yeah the honest truth is you know if they were with someone else of a different skin color it that definitely would not have happened and just as you said you know it's a reflection of who we are you know we're being treated based on how they feel that we should be treated or that they themselves should be treated and you know as you said it does stem back to you know our educational system um oftentimes i hear um i see in my comments of um someone saying that i learned in two minutes into your videos more than i have learned about africa throughout my whole secondary school and that is definitely even true for me i've never learned anything that i know today from school nothing and that is just so sad because that breeds a great deal of inferiority complex and i know this for certain because i also had this inferiority complex where i viewed others you know of a different race as better than myself and that's because you know like i was never taught anything about you know africa um i was never taught the beauty of africa it's it's really sad because like we know more about others than we do about ourselves in terms of history you know every nigerian knows about the great wall of china but we don't know about the great walls of benin i learned that five years ago we don't know about the great walls of cano you know the great walls of benin was what is either two or five times the size of the great wall of china you know like we see the beauty in others but we're yet to see it in ourselves and that breeds a great deal of inferiority complex i think so many people don't know that um tenjue has a youtube channel tenjue we've got two thousand people watching us right now um so we need to let them know that you have a channel because a lot of people are asking what's your youtube channel i don't know which channel link you because i i know you have two channels so there is no which channel link you want to share and share both of them tenjue unplugged i've just shared it on the private chat because the other one you have to be zulu the other one you'll just be hearing sounds like we don't you won't know what we are saying i've opened a new channel where i'm only putting english content to accommodate nanzulu speakers and i think as africans we need one common language that we can all understand for sure i don't know that we can make it up i vote for swahili you know i i used to think it was something difficult to do you know like all africans establishing one um common dialect but it's actually easier than it seems like in nigeria for example from elementary school all the way to high school we're all required to take french so by the time that you graduate from high school every nigerian you know who actually you know went through the nigerian educational system is fluent in french french is the second official language of nigeria and if we can change that to swahili you know and every single country also does the same thing we'll be breathing you know the next generation of united africans you know because there's nothing more that unites us together than you know language that's very very important i think it's something we should consider but we might need to change leadership before we get there in south africa they are proposing that we learn mandarin i mean tenjue you need to your channel should be tenjue on cuts not on blog because everything they give us is too raw um you know these are great content creators we are all discussing on how to change the narratives of africa i've got franklin the dash per president in here i got tayo aina the dopest blogger in nigeria i got um a champon family um the couple that lives in gana creating content about their life of moving from netherland to gana and a video we definitely need to check them out akina kin is also a youtube but i think i gave him a channel right now his channel has jumped from four seven to four five i sorry four seven to five k so yeah you ought to check out akina kin uh go learn a lot about african history and um the dash per president i think he was sleeping right now he's back again um and tenjue uh the new the new channel name should be tenjue on cut tenjue i don't change it to i think it's here i forgot to mention venesa i mean venet venesa i used to hear hi hi venesa can you hear me hey yeah i'm here how many subscribers do you have now you know i wanted us to celebrate with venesa celebrating 100 k today um she got i mean how many subscribers do you have now i'll try and share my screen i don't know if that's possible so we i want i wanted us to celebrate with venesa today um she she's almost at 100 k i mean 100 k is a great number and i wanted us to i mean help her reach 100 k and we all will celebrate with venesa as she hits the 100 k mark because that's that's one of the difficulties to get on youtube i'm at 99 508 okay so definitely we have um you need 500 more to get there i want to say thank you so much to each and everyone who joined the stream today we are really having a good time they are not living yet they're not living yet they're going to be here for the next 20 minutes um but we're going to do this i want to make sure each and everyone in here needs to go and subscribe to each and everyone in here today yeah we are not going to waste time so we're going to do one after the other so right now we're going to do this like i said we are in this together it's just one come on go to change the narratives of africa so 2021 i'm telling my audience i'm not insulting you i'm just trying to tell you guys be an ashaw on youtube you know ashaw is just simple right you pay and you enjoy on youtube you are not paying anything you click on the subscribe button and you just enjoy watching african content creators don't say that oh i love watermelon so i can't like tile oh i love watermelon i can't like frankly you love me it's okay but go and watch other people and fall in love with that right so please we're going to do this i don't know i can't share my screen i don't know how we do it but i have 2000 people watching me right now and at least out of the 2000 people i know thousand of you haven't subscribed to the people in here so who are we starting first i can i can i can do we have to start with you because your channel you you are the least number here so we're going to make sure your numbers increase so we have refresh your channel right now refresh your channel refresh your channel okay okay 493 can we make it 50 before we move to the next one right let's go subscribe if you haven't subscribed click on the subscribe button i do i have moderators in here can you help me can you help me let's do this we can do it together i mean don't if you disappoint me i'm going to delete this channel this is how much my subscribers believe in me oh please okay so i ask we subscribe to hakeen um it seems tenjue everybody want to hear from you do you have any you know tenjue is also a comedian a stand-up comedian so she's good at that tenjue can you pull up a show for us right now because i this time around i just want everyone to subscribe to everyone in here so as the subscribe give us a show just five minutes show i'm not even sure if i'm still a stand-up comedian or them i i haven't performed since last march was my last show because of lockdown which is such a shame because my bills are not on lockdown my bills are not on lockdown good people i need i don't know i'm trying to be a full-time youtuber but it's hard it's very very difficult but i i i think this is not a comedy show i want to be serious i'm i'm being very serious i think as africans we should really really use these platforms to educate ourselves and to educate each other and like what am i saying people must stop treating youtube like a relationship people will cheat on their husbands but they can't follow different youtubers they will already follow all the maya this is one relationship where you are allowed to cheat please cheat oh please follow all of us you are allowed and it doesn't cost you any more see your bills are not on lockdown let me just let me let me let me so now again how many subscribers do you have now we've passed it um we passed the 5k yeah five so you want you want to scale yeah we have veins of african blood what did you say brother how many subscribers do you have now um 500 sorry 5 130 wow okay so we crossed your 5000 you see my people don't joke okay five people we don't joke now change away how many subscribers do you have now on this channel uh that i would like people to subscribe to because that's the channel i do in english it's a very new channel it's got a lot of videos because i i i put all my english videos and my vlogs on on it's change you unplugged i think i've got just over 1300 people i've got 250 let's get to 2000 right now so you all should click on this channel i'm just dropping the link 123 let's do it i mean it's time to support africans i'm just putting the link right here click on the link subscribe please refresh and let us know if you hit the 2000 mark as soon as possible we've got 2000 people watching us right now before we continue the show please support is there any joke about supporting people how people should support you can people please subscribe and watch i need watch time so i can monetize that that channel please subscribe and watch even if you you put the volume down go do your your shopping just leave the videos playing i need to get my watch time please please people beautiful people please subscribe and watch i told you my bills are on lockdown i need this youtube manual your bills your bills are on lockdown okay all right please please please um let's uh please guys we need you how many subscribers now let me see where am i only three people subscribe what am i what are you telling to your only three people no it can't be only three come on it can't be only three i feel like i'm dying for the sins of southern i'm even counting myself so come on it can't be only three no 1770 we are growing thank you so much really appreciate it please we're hitting 2000 right now trust me we have to hit 2000 right now yo um have you subscribed have you subscribed before we get to we're gonna celebrate with venessa today we hope we have 500 more to go for venessa we are i can i can have any subscribers you have now five thousand one hundred and seventy oh wow okay so where are you um in my room actually uh georgia we're in the world georgia all right okay that's cool it doesn't sound like it's an idea it was an idea are you outside hearing some some noise from south outside or something like that tell you have you refreshed it let me refresh oh 1.84 we are almost there we are almost there we are almost there we are almost there one more one more one more one more we are almost there let's get her to 200 we are almost there akim whenever akim comes to gana please please let us know we would love to come and have you teach our kids about black history they need that oh wow i appreciate definitely definitely um for sure i would definitely be there thank you how many now it's almost there akim when is akim coming to Nigeria okay my goal is this year this year hopefully by ghost grace um what about probably around December ish or earlier very soon how are you guys hoping we're traveling very soon for me very soon frankly he's living in the uk this year he's living in the uk he's moving to Nigeria i i already requested yeah we have we have his name on um a street so whether he like it or not he has to buy one of the houses over there you guys how's it going how many are you almost there right 2000 already i am so scared to talk about the moment guys please now we need 100 more people 100 more i think i think on youtube on youtube on youtube many people don't many people what i've actually realized is most times even in videos if you don't tell them to subscribe people don't realize they are meant to subscribe they also think they ask me to just watch and leave exactly because you have to always keep telling them to subscribe subscribe subscribe every time at the beginning at the end of the video so you depend sometimes you can put it at the beginning sometimes you can put it at the end depending on where you feel like sometimes i say that the beginning sometimes i say that the end but beginning it doesn't work at the end it doesn't work yeah it doesn't work at the end because i used to wait to థపికియ౗నియికైవండి దినికైవంవంది పరికాయరంచారంససికిందాథికిదారంగనానికేనంది మటరినికి భసకిసాతికన౿చకడియంకిసికనికి మటరికక� the or the and the is the is the and the is the of of మనాన���చartet evidentLaughter. మనాన��� కంమయంచత Bangkok. మనిత౵మాన��� కందగాతంచతాంటా . మానానెమానానెండి !  Woolie కేవ్ళరం parle కారర్లాల్కేసుసించేవ్. కారర్లాల్సించేవత్ల్సింటో కుసిసానించాసాంచి. ۟ ۟ ۟ ۟ ۣ ۜ ۢ ۛ eze ۡ ۶ ۔ ۡ ۢ urrection, ۷ ۜ ۡ ۚ ۡ � ex � نką �現 ۢ ۚ ۪ ۠ ۚ ۞ ۡ ۛ ۜ �kle ۬ ۡ  fluct ۙ ۬ ۶ ۙ ۮ ۜ ۙ ۉ ۚ çünkü ۬ ۙ ۼ ې ۔ ۉ ۞ ۝ ἐ க żyć� ۗ h  Paint ۚ ۈ  Nurs wire ۘ . . ۔ ۘ ە ۜ ۗ ۉ �慢慢 what adium壤 psychologist థేసుపాక్మేలు వివ్యొతిక్పానినినేము పైత్స్నిగునినీంటినానొసునిస్రంటినానీడిస్ర్నిలివరం్ంటిక్స్రికినికియాచిటికిటిక్యి that's what we always say now okay and basically the table is content about life in Ghana with children family life family life content yeah that's what we do that can we can we because i've seen the channel 46.6 can we just take it to 47 47 let's run up the numbers for that 47 and if you're watching this livestream after this you can still go and subscribe from the link that i'm gonna post in here thank you so much thank you so much maya already booked the ticket ticket oh venessa have you booked my ticket already no i'm waiting i'm going to start please now please have you subscribed venessa we have let me check venessa what's the number give me the exact figures i am at i am at 99504 it's not changed since the last time you asked really okay don't worry you will change it we change it we change it but thanks you've really like you've increased it by like 350 so i appreciate everybody every 350 person that has subscribed i mean that is really amazing yeah so have you at champon family can i refresh your channel let me check it out okay so we have 300 more to go 300 more to go yes 300 or 200 300 more to go so if you know you haven't subscribed to the champon family we have 2 000 people watching us right now please don't be stingy with the subscribe button don't be stingy with the subscribe button please subscribe a big shout out to this person who just donated a super chat said watching from LA thank you guys for the great video content teaching us about africa yeah and um you're welcome you're welcome 46.8 already can we all go and subscribe one more as they hit 47 you can cheat thank you tell them that they can cheat yeah they do it they do it they do it they can cheat so everybody's cheating yeah okay yeah my internet went off my internet is struggling nice sorry um so how many subscribers now four points okay two more to go 200 more to go we can't do it we can't do it question tayo i have so many crazy stories about nigeria saying that i should have come with my children and all that kind of nonsense but to be honest it seems like nigeria has way more things to do for kids than gana tayo this question is for you now why are you smiling i think it's in today that is frozen ah mr frozen let it go ah he's gone what do you think maya now you know i don't live yes i can't i can't say much because i don't live yet you know but um and you feel that they had a big part of nigeria i've been to different part of nigeria but legos is not a place that i recommend um but um i think i had had a very good time in but even though one of us in potakot so many people were saying they have to um i mean keep their kids safe because i think i met nelo nelo was talking about it so basically have to live in an estate where the kids can be more safer but legos is like crazy man like like it or not i've been in legos and i feel like i need to go back to abuja because abuja is more calm yeah abuja is more calm legos if you are not a hustler legos enough for you or more we can't even shy your eyes all right yeah even shy your eyes and there's so many farm places to be with kids you know when they come to nigeria um they have more parks you know gana we don't have parks that's the thing that's the disadvantage about being in gana yeah so have you got the numbers already let's check almost 200 it's for it's the 4.8 yeah yeah all right good so they they're gonna they're gonna they're gonna subscribe see 2k people watching have you have you guys like the video have you guys like the stream if you haven't like the stream please like the stream if you haven't like the stream like the stream thank you so much and if you are new here please make sure you like and subscribe to my channel saying the inferiority complex is too much i've got overly overly questioning entering my own country gana but the white person in front of me got a welcome to gana and bowing i mean this is so annoying and to be honest um i think i've experienced this in so many countries that have been to not just gana um it's something that is happening on the continent because immigration officers think that okay someone like that has a lot of money you know so definitely they're gonna dash them so i'm just sorry it went through that says but that is how it is and um in 2021 i also have something that i normally say get used to it because immediately you start talking people start saying that are you the only one who has traveled are you the only one who do you think you know and um yeah so that's another struggle of traveling within your own continent but get used to it with time since we change i mean that's what i can say for now um how many subscribers now and this thing of traveling next how many yeah say somebody wanted to talk oh i was saying this thing of traveling is just so embarrassing i see it a lot in south africa as immigration like you could be coming with a british battler and a zimbabwe doctor the british battler will be treated much better just because of the color of their skin and this is done by our own people this is not even like white people doing this this is our own brothers and sisters the way they will question an african i'm like from zimbabwe you can walk to south africa then they will sometimes it's easier to go the illegal ways even if you have money and means because they will question you they will ask you how much do you have how long are you staying what do you have what was your grandmother's precise what was like they will ask for everything and you're like i'm just visiting my neighboring country can't a black man just be free to go on holiday it's just so unfair and it has to stop i know so many people who who can like go the the legal routes but they will prefer to go the the illegal ways because it is much much much easier and it is this is done by our own people and when it comes to bribery they will want us to bribe but they will never ask foreigners who come with real pounds and and and dollars and things they will never question them never ever so i always tell my friends when we're traveling to south africa a dress like a a pastor if you look like a preacher look like you own a church you will have we will have no problem anything else you might not even be allowed to come in are you drinking tea or coffee it's water all right i think you got for 47 already that shampoo family i'm unemployed can't afford to your coffee what am i we almost there but okay let's move on to the next one okay almost there fantastic that's like 400 subscribers already interesting okay so now let's go ah so Vanessa you mean you you still not got in the 100 000 no but you know what like thanks so much no no no don't go you are getting 100 hey go don't stay franklin how does it start if you have subscribe to Vanessa's channel we don't want there franklin franklin refresh your channel refresh your channel yeah um 92 000 92 000 120 120 the where is from the one night 92 000 120 so let's get let let's get to 93 000 now we have 2 000 people watching us right now like i said each and every one of you needs to subscribe if you know you haven't subscribed to a brother in here you all have to subscribe franklin the link is in your private chat oh really already i or frankly are you scared that i'm going to copy the food one no i don't i i'm not going to copy the food one i'm not going to copy the food one so that's that's franklin's youtube channel if you haven't subscribed to franklin this is the link to franklin please let's support one another i mean we are all on a common goal to change the narratives we're all telling the african story in a different way so i mean you might see another part of africa from water maya you can check another one from venessa franklin i mean everyone in here is doing something great you know i won't just introduce a channel to you just like that so i know the quality of content that i'm introducing today you have to pay me for this it's free i'm not even paying anything yeah it's free i'm not paying anything so make sure you subscribe and be part of their family but franklin tell us how is how is life in the uk as an african where is taiyo okay it's bad not allowed to go man my network is not it's not here i don't understand what's happening taiyo needs to reach um taiyo how many subscribers now one million make it into existence we want my faith let me check out man yeah if you say one million again we're gonna fire you you're gonna we're gonna we're gonna call napa so make sure you subscribe to franklin um um and uh we have venessa come be please um man i really need to get venessa 100 before she goes to goes to bed we need to see you celebrate your 100k i just you know the day i hit 100k venessa i was so excited oh my god i think i need to look for that video i need to look for that video i was so excited that's why i just want to see that excitement on your case you know i was so what am i when i hit 100k when i when i hit 100k i'm going to go storm uh police cars across the uk i'll probably get arrested i'm so excited yeah that's why that's why i just want to see like how are you going to fill up the hitting 100k so that's um venessa city channel link taiyo taiyo taiyo where's the link no no taiyo's internet i'm not being funny but it's just so temperamental yeah how can he upload how does taiyo is using what do i as type of type of wi-fi when it when it stays in the village yeah hey no i need to bring this guy here kofi tv can he can he join us he's what so is he i think this guy is the biggest youtuber in gana but most of his content are literally in gana language but um he's one of the guys that i i respect so much and um i wish he can come in here tell us some of the difficulties he face creating content in gana he's actually a journalist too um i don't know kofi kofi are you are you around i mean i know you speaking beach kofi so you can definitely understand so maybe you can join us today on this panel if you want to just let me know kofi tv if you are around i would definitely bring you on board and um come join us so let's have any subscribers now can you refresh we need to celebrate with you all of us have seen taiyo sorry i'm kind of left again cheese this guy i didn't leave who is the internet to is like it's giving me only three three minutes what i talk for three minutes taiyo what happened what happened to your video your your um the airport video so so basically like somebody in the government was upset that i i made a video about the airport um so basically they were just somebody was just jealous generally that the company i promoted in the video um they were feeling left out they didn't think about doing a video before so now that i did a video and then everybody was watching the video now they were getting upset so they started disturbing that company and i just have to take it out so that it's one affects the relationship of that company with them for that project so that's why government say it was asked to take down the video i mean these are these are a kind of challenges that we go through creating content trying to promote africa in a positive light you know like like i said the tourism board in africa doesn't care you know they don't care don't care about you because you are not this minister's son you are not this minister's grandchild they don't they don't care is it that's what i'm telling you guys like if you want to be part of this journey know that you're on your own we as content creators in here we need to come together and encourage ourselves i mean promote ourselves so that i mean we everything runs through within ourselves you know so please from today onwards i mean anything that you can do to support another channel just do it because it's not easy it's really not easy kofi kofi tv why is kofi tv because i told him to join he decided to keep quiet anyway let's continue so um some time somebody's asking you have you ever made an info commercial so this time around you can ask any question that you want and um everybody in here can respond yeah we need to just answer yeah is he talking about the commercial is he talking about the commercial because i came i came i came from the filmmaking background so i i think i've done a commercial for yes i have okay um so okay one more time where am i if you have any question the channel the channel called the diaspora channel is it a diaspora channel the diaspora channel the diaspora channel um you should check out this youtube channel the diaspora channel if you are living in the diaspora i think this is one of the channels that you can subscribe to a big shout out to um our sister k behind this great channel so subscribe and be part of this awesome family yeah all right if you have any question please feel free and um what's tyos link i think i dropped tyos link oh sorry tyo needs to reach 200k 200k tyo ina films needs to reach 200k 198 already so 2000 more to go tyo give us the exact figure from your youtube studio he he's just gone again time i'm here i'm here i'm here he was the he was the exact figure give us the exact figure okay my channel i have 198 500 subscribers currently okay so definitely i need like one five months to two k so one five 200k yeah sorry we can't give you one five can only give you 500 man even if it's even if it's five i don't mind because you know how you know how hard it is to grow on youtube like it's it's very hard we just take it for granted now that we have bigger channels and then one day just get 500 subscribers they're like oh it's cool what's that 500 when you had 100 subscribers that first 500 was you know how long it took you you know now it took how many years to get to 1000 so even in five years i'm fine do you know what's so funny like my when i first started it took me like a year to get a thousand subscribers but i remember one of my friends started at the same time as me and this huge youtuber shouted her out and she got 500 and i was like i had like one and i was just thinking i was just looking at her but at the same time i was thinking do you know what like i'm actually in this for like the longevity and i do think it's good to have a steady incline rather than just like jump up i know 500 back then 500 to me was out of this world for the whole of yeah yeah like i mean to get to 500 subscribers first of all was such a big deal to get to a thousand subscribers i looked back at my instagram my um like my grid post for when i hit a thousand and i did this big post and i mean it is such a big deal and it's weird how you kind of lose that a little when you get past a certain level but a hundred thousand has been like on my vision board for like three years running this is like the big one for me um but i've i've really enjoyed the journey and it has taken so long obviously i've this is like my fourth year now doing youtube that i have really enjoyed the journey and i think that is what the most important thing is because really and truly like i'm so excited to hit a hundred thousand but it's been four years to get here you know it took me um a year to get a hundred views i wasn't really as um consistent earlier but um yeah once you know like my videos pass a hundred views in a day of you know just releasing it like that's like my threshold in which you know like i'm really grateful for because it took me a year to get 100 and you know having a video just surpass a hundred views um within the day that it's released is definitely something that you know makes me excited wow another thing we don't think um we don't we don't look at sometimes is when you look at yourself getting like 100 views that's actually 100 people who decided to watch your video like 10 people 10 views is 10 people if you put 50 people 100 people in a classroom don't forget that out of don't forget that out of the 100 he watched 10 so he watched 10 himself so yeah so that's uh um let's say um Tyo Franke how many subscribers now please you know what we're doing um like i said we are all on one common goal so please Vanessa how many do you have i have 99600 10 duet ah 97 no 10 duet has to get to 2000 right now 10 duet 10 duet on plug okay 10 duet on plug one more thing again on the private chat and what am i you are asking Franklin the experience of living in the UK i'd like to hear what you want to tell me because ash for me you know what i miss the most being able to go to my neighbors in Porosuka the people here are as cold as the weather i don't even know my neighbor's names i miss like the local gossip i don't know who's doing what with who everyone is just in their own little corner i miss Africa where whereabouts do you live do you live in London and if just outside London i live in walking and sorry oh okay i used to live in London for like five years and it was i mean now i live in Scotland but the people in London are like another is like a different i remember once i was going on the tube to go to work and there was somebody passed out like as in they were in a suit and they were slumped at the side of like the wall and people were just walking past them going to work and i was thinking about their own business and like what's going on here do people not care and then i went over and spoke to the well tried to see what was going on got the police that were in the station and stuff but i do think that London is very cold in that sense i mean you know i made great friends and stuff like that but as a whole it's got such a weird energy going on when i first came here i used to be like when you get to the bus stop greet people and people ask you do you know me do i know you where do i know you from because they're just not used to that you find people sending you go to your stand like they've been on lockdown before lockdown it like they knew it was coming and they've been rehearsing for it do you know it's so weird i used to live in a flat in London and somebody lived across the like so my door was here and their door was literally right there i never knew who they were i never even saw them i didn't know what their name was and i could probably was like just like stepped into their house you know it changed three neighbors and not even know it it's so weird but can i just i think you have to get out can you a check you have to get out yeah so we have we have to celebrate with you thank you very much thank you so much for the Maya thank you so much to each and every one of you i really appreciate it thank you so much keep on subscribing if you just join the stream please make sure you subscribe to tenjuway and if you are watching this video after the live stream make sure you do watch the video can we all write congratulations tenjuway in the comment section how many um it's the same thing though how okay okay it's one thousand nine it's one thousand one hundred and ninety thousand five hundred and sixty one sixty one people are subscribed we need sixty one people are subscribed please please subscribe to my channel please thank you people have you okay good okay please subscribe please this is the channel link for taiwanas youtube channel and um um can you do me a favor um one more time taiwanas channel can you check out the next channel and subscribe please subscribe to taiwanas channel please thank you thanks for subscribing subscribe to taiwanas you know the problem the problem is i promise i promise them that when i eat so that i'll drop a video and i've not even edited the video yet and that video is going to take me like three days to edit so i'm afraid to even enjoy that channel yeah don't worry we're going to get to we're going to get to one nine nine and then you think about how you stop thousand yourself it's okay all right so akin akin how many subscribers now akin um so okay okay achampo family did we did we hit our target we're almost there but what i wanted to say is that i want to thank you for all you've done for us but can we also please all make sure that we like this video make sure it goes like very much across that we all subscribe because it's Maya's birthday almost and we need to help him get to 700 before his birthday i want him to go to a million because that would be a really nice birthday gift but let me please all subscribe to me is the thing that he's doing he's always humble he's always not talking about himself but like to share with others but the thing you're doing is like yeah i don't i don't know how to put words to it so please subscribe yeah groundbreaking groundbreaking Maya for president that's what i always okay you know what please um we're supposed to help achampo family hit um 47k so i'm refreshing six 46.9 please can you all do me a favor and please just just um subscribe quick quick quick quick let's go so that we can celebrate with them cheers we don't have to celebrate the one is Maya's birthday third match i need to make sure he's 7k you know what i think we should do as a gift all of us those of you are watching and those of you are going to watch this video later asian everyone of us for Maya's birthday gift let us each get 10 people to subscribe even people who don't have youtube your grandmother everyone go to the covid world and ask everyone to subscribe like if we can all just get 10 people each to subscribe to what am i i think we can hit that million even if all seven hundred people you just get 10 people each and i know some of us will get more and those 10 people can also get 10 people i think we can hit the target if we work together amazing amazing who is working that's so funny oh um um anna can you refresh is it almost there we need 51 like 45 45 but let's forward it's later everybody yeah i mean it's not i mean we are we are no one i'm not sleeping it's one o'clock i'm done with whatever i'm doing in Nigeria so today is actually a resting day for me so i think only if tayo don't want to disturb me tomorrow so i'm i'm good i'm good with that i'm actually chilling i'll be coming back to gana this week yeah uh yeah i spar it , partnism, dan మిలిమారిండిి.ноమవియరికneten మిలిాయింళినలారి.anned నిమితోాతోచోంచేఫంవంపె దంరోసాల్సిల్సందామ్గాల్ర్సనివారోపెంకోకోచారోగాలికోచోతోఅతోశటంక్తోటారోద్కోటార్సటికోనుల惚ండంటంవం� good so um what about what's a king so i mean you also subscribe like the video support tire aina support the a champion family i think tomorrow when people get to what this stream again they definitely going to subscribe to each and everybody here again i want to say 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