Happy Easter Family! Where are you celebrating this Festive season? I'm with my mom in the village How about you?

I bought my first 40 goats from Mrs Bwogi five years ago ....now I'm in 600+ she's my mentor in livestock farming.

Maya, this woman is the reason why I am into farming, I saw her video couple of years ago and it ignited the passion in me and I moved to the woods in Ghana to start goats and Rabbitry

This Lady was my Lecturer at Kyambogo University. Grateful for the far she has gone

Farming is our Goldmine in Africa. I felt that!

Day 7 of 30! Are you enjoying the series?

This is the kind of risk most people should be taking and not risking your life crossing the deep sea with balloon boat. Great job madam ❤

The contents from Uganda are top notch. Uganda has produced the most quality contents so far IMO. Big up Uganda, you beautiful African pearl.

“Farming is our gold mine in Africa but most people don’t know that” Africa is blessed with lots of arable land and we must make good use of the land. We can feed the world 🌍

The women in Africa are really changing the narrative, This lady is very passionate about what she is doing and it's very inspirational,Maya continue bragging about them to the world never stop

The Uganda Series is very inspiring.

She was my lecturer and was proud of her bold move👍👍

Uganda is the paradise of Africa guys..l am inspired really..Wode Maya maya when you come back to Namibia l will come and show you something..l am starting debushing now😢😢

It's pretty inspiring to see Uganda taking agriculture seriously 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

You inspire me Wde Maya come back to Zimbabwe and see my Wambugu apple humble beginnings after retirement from ZRP in 2020 to be my own boss🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

Fans of WODE MAYA all over the world gather here let's appreciate his good work🥰🥰🥰

She is intelligent & smart in doing what she is doing.The way she speaks even serves as a testimony that she was a university lecturer. Now as a goat farmer making more money, she is an embodiment of black female empowerment and success story for Africans.

Watching from Sierra Leone, just finished eating my casava leaves dinner.

Am inspired, Ugandan series are everything, that’s why she’s called the Pearl of Africa . Really Beautiful

Imagine having a hard working woman as a wife as this. So inspiring

Bro im Cameroonian and this is soo true! Punishing students to dig pits n tree storms definitely affected how we saw farming in general. Too much wisdom from this strong lady! Much love from cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲

I'm a university student aspiring to start a pig farm in Ghana before I graduate in a year time to engage in it as a full time farmer

WODEMAYA brother. I’m watch your show all the time here in Arizona , USA. I’ve been to Ghana before and have a Ghanaian uncle and cousins. You make me so proud man.

I am a passion fruit and bell pepper farmer for now with so much passion. I started the farming after realising that my Civil engineering job can go anytime. Actually I am a graduate Civil engineer but I plan to quit when I acquire more land for my farming because the more land the better. Of course when I talk of quitting engineering, its like I offend some of my family members and friends but great inspirations from people like Bwogi, Farm-up etc give me the positive attitude.

I am Zambian nurse/midwife learning alot from you and I am action oriented ....coming to join you from here.

I'm a farmer and a university lecturer myself, but I haven't gathered the courage to quit. After watching this edition, maybe I'll get enough resolve; it's high time anyway.

"They are good at making negotiations for salaries" This statement cracked me up!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@WODE MAYA, What can be done for all African nations to celebrate you? What you are doing singlehandedly is more than just amazing. You deserve an AFRICAN CONTINENT EYE PIECE AWARD.

She's doing a great job, I thought Hamiisi Semanda is the biggest goat farmer in Uganda. God bless all farmers

Happy Easter 🐣 to Maya's family & all Maya's fans, the best 👌 fans in the world, dedicated, glued with love May this Easter celebration bring redemption to all souls, forgiveness, healing & blessings of employment to unemployed.Amen Shalom 🎊💝💛🍾🥂

I am from Papua New Guinea and I admire what this woman is doing. Her story really inspired me.

African will rise once again there is life in Africa she is very intelligent with common sense

It's about time, we Africans persue wealth the African way. Happy Easter Maya

Beautiful landscapes, Beautiful people, and that's AFRICA aka Garden of EDEN.

Oh Bwogi Grace. We went to the same school back in the day although we were in different classes. I remember you for your art skills and talent. Whenever I would visit your HSC Dom's as a ka senior one, I would be in awe of you for your work and very bold personality. Oh wow! Good to see you are successful in what you love.

I love love love love these guys! Much respect and appreciation to this fellow college professor. She came out of her comfort zone and doing something that can change the face of Africa. In love from Ethiopia!

Please be careful, there are different kinds of cassava. In jamaica 🇯🇲 we us bitter cassava carefully(juice in the root is poisonous), the cyanide poison is in the cassava skin and juice. So we juice and dry the bitter cassava to get rid of the poison and use the dry solid material to make a sort of flat bread/cake that you use like fufu to eat other things. Sweet cassava are cooked and use like yams, but there is still poison in the skin which we peel off of course. These are the two kind of cassava found in Jamaica, i know this from listening to my elders talk when I was a child. Cassava is native to South America, so they probable have many different kinds. If she wants to use cassava leaves for food, it is better if she imports the same kind of cassava from 🇬🇭 Ghana or Ivory Cost along with the knowledge on how to prepare it safely. Therefore, you are both probably correct about cassava. There are different kinds, some poisonous and some less so. In Jamaica we eat a fruit that no other island eats because it is poisonous; but Jamaicans know when to pick the same fruit and which part of it is poisonous. The time you pick the fruit is also important for it not to be poisonous. It is one of our national food. Even cashews are poisonous, the fruit is not; but the casings around the seed contains a very strong acid. Cashew nuts must be roasted before you can eat them, or else they will cause a lot of damage to animals consuming it. So, you have to be very very cautious around certain foods; this is where village collective knowledge and experience come into play. Be careful with your food, different types of the same food you eat can be poisonous. Even stressing out some plants which my not seem to be poisonous may cause them to be poisonous. Remember that plants produce poison ☠️ to protect themselves from being eaten. Blessings and one love 🇯🇲🇺🇬🇰🇪🇿🇦🇪🇹🇿🇲🇿🇼🇲🇼🇨🇬🇬🇭🇻🇨🇧🇼🇭🇹🙏

SHE REALLY LECTURED YOU LIKE A REAL STUDENT IN THE UNIVERSITY HALL, KUDOZ FOR THE "IRON" LADY, LETS'S MAKE AFRIKA FORWARD NOT BACKWATER GREATING FROM CERIGABO SOMALILAND.

Farming is very interesting and has multiple benefits. I do it on a small scale, just for home sustainability. But when I sat down and did my maths, I save a lot of money that would encroach on my salary. To my advantage food money is off my expenditure per month, and I divert that financial portion to doing other things. Love from UGANDA

God bless uganda 🇺🇬, keep making such videos in order to motivate those who are willing to uplift and to do it.

Wode Maya, am happy to hear you interview my role model! I have never met her, she don't know me! I'm a goat farmer in Tanzania, I started after watching the show Seeds of Gold broadcasted by NTV Uganda. On watching her, I had to start, at first I had an idea of goats and sheep farming but the capital issue was a challenge. On watching her I realized that I was to have a humble start contrary to capital syndrome. Her structures prooved me wrong on capital. I appreciate her. Watching her was a game changer in my life! Iam no longer the same! I work with the government of Tanzania but a goat and sheep farmer. Good work Maya, keep on the inspiration mission to Africa!

Africa breeds great people

This woman is something else she just made my day and I can't wait to get back to Gambia from Norway. This is my first plan to do and help youths in my village please let everyone pray for us

I love this part, "We are to solve our African problem using our African innovative solutions"... 13:10

Culture Matters 🙏🏿! goats are beautiful and healthy 🐐

🖤Impressive. This is great positive publicity for Uganda and Africa at large.

She is truly focused on generational sustainability in Africa! My sister is so on point… Farming is an investment for the body, mind, soul, and the future of survival.

Wow wow wow!! i am from Tanzania, i have goat project because i was inspired by this lady couple of years ago.

You’re so right. These generations want the easy way out. I wouldn’t mind partnering with you darling. I’m so done working for people.

Very Intelligent Woman.

"the challenges will come but plz don't give up" I'm proud of you my sister

I am so moved by this teacher. It is the brain power that is behind all of this. The goats are looking so healthy.

Well done.Woda Maya.This is one of the most inspiring videos you have ever done, brother.I really like the humility of the Ugandans,like this lady you were interviewing.

Great job thanks ❤❤❤wonderful watching live from Japan 🇯🇵 🇺🇬🙏🇯🇵🇺🇬

Great Great video brother. I’m in America but I’ve been to Africa a couple times already and I’m going to invest in African farmers and businesses to support and grow into Africa. Africa is out now and our future. Thank you brother for ALL that you do!!! Ase

This lady is a great example of passion, determination and success! Congratulations!

Ugs are hard working people,soon they will be the topic all over the world

@WODE MAYA Would you mind asking this Lady to talk to our University Lecturers in the West? These Guys have become so selfimportant and arrogant, doing some agriculture work might really benefit them. They might not look down on the regular person as much as they do now if they helped her for a couple of weeks on the Farm! 🧐 Best Regards, German Oyinbo

Great woman and agripreneur. Love your energy and inspiration to all of us into farming in Uganda.

Wow!!!! Am inspired by young Africans taking charge of land......we have to grow our own food......you can NEVER go wrong with farming, people ALWAYS got to eat. The lady is so passionate.. thank you again my favourite annoying village boy Wode Maya 😍😘🙏🙏😘😘😘😍😍

in congo 🇨🇩 we eat the yam leaves too. That’s why people always say Congolese can eat every thing 😂.

When she talked about the yam leaves 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣am so very inspired and happy about everything in video. Kudos WODEMAYA

Uganda is so diverse with over 53 tribes ,cultures, traditions, customs, cuisines that cassava, yam and many more leaves are consumed throughout the country. It all depends on where you land ,how you are brought up and exposure. Uganda is the size of the the Uk or Oregon (USA)

My sister make sure you keep Gun with yourself at all time so no one will f**k around with you.. I love hard working Africa sister's like you. God bless you for all your hard work.. God bless Africa.

This is so inspirational ❤ and i love it. I feel more motivated as an upcoming farmer. And to Wode Maya, thank you for taking time to bring out such inspirational stories that are changing the mind set of africans as well as proving that even here in Africa there is honey 🍯 and one can make it. You deserve a round of applause.👏👏👏👏

Wow Maya the sister is making me cry 😭😭 because what she is saying is the truth and she reminded me about my past especially our education system really we need to do something about it.

She will succeed because she love what she’s doing. I’m so happy for her more power to woman ❤

Her story is most inspiring one she's been my role model since I knew her

Her decision to quit and go into farming was wisdom and she is and inspiration to our generation. @wodemaya we are following you behind to tell this amazing stories. #ExperienceAfricans

Always be a risk taker. Super inspired. To all my fellow content creators I wish you the best and never give up, I remember I quit so many times, but since I became consistent my channel has been growing, baby steps 😊we shall get there. Keep putting your content out there fam. ❤

Her Success Story is so inspiring, looking where she slept to Achieve this beautiful Farm..

That's very inspiring. Maya is right. Most of successful people don't show you they went through before getting there. That small house is telling it all. Thank you Maya & great farmer Grace

Indeed Africa is our Gold. Some of us lack Basic Knowledge in the principles of proper lifestyle.. We Strive too much in foreign lands but we can't get enough of that Money... Africa is Calling and we are coming... Much Love from this Side Soldier

my african siblings must understand farmer is very very important to feed peoples and nations ,when we had many farmers we don't need undignified foreign aid.and I wish this pretty lady lots of luck and success

Amen sister the African narrative can only be changed by us Africans… Maya keep on spreading these inspiring stories… we will also spread the news in our small corners

Love to hear from experts inspiring others to venture into their sectors. Grace is such an inspirational woman. Many thanks to Africa’s KZfaq Giant Wode Maya for accepting to feature Grace on this Channel. Your reward is in heaven

Excellent reporting, thank you for sharing this wonderful testimony of success. May God continue to bless your effective reporting.

So true, teach what helps in Africa by creating African solutions. ❤

Bwogi needs no introduction! She's the G.O.A.T. !

I’m so happy that I was the 16th to like this video 😅 ❤Africa is so big and beautiful

Amazing content as always, forever inspired by Wode Maya's passion for giving us real people and real content. ❤

Am in South Africa watching this beautiful and inspiring story, I will start soon my little farming at home in Eastern Cape Queenstown.

Ooh Uganda 🇺🇬 may God uphold thee, thank u Wode Maya for the efforts, thank madam Bwogi for sharing with this important information 🙏❤️.

Thanks for always inspiring others 🙏🏿

Thank You brother for staying the course. #ContinuallyInspired

Woda Maya in some parts of Uganda most especially in west Nile and northern region, we eat both yam and cassava leaves. It's only in central Uganda where they don't eat those leaves. Uganda has different tribes, each tribe has what it eats and what it doesn't. I wish you were still in Uganda u would visit other regions too. Thanks

Has a woman venturing into farming with little capital, it is refreshing to see a fellow woman farmer being very candid about the challenges and rewards of farming. From her humble beginnings of living in the tiny house to nailing in her first structure was a joy to watch. If there is one thing I've taken from this brilliant interview is you must have a passion for what ever farming venture you decide to go into. This is true of any business venture, because if you chase money, the moment you hit a bump, you'll quit.

Thank you bro, wodemaya you're a true son of Africa, I also follow that madam on you tube she's very humble and hardworking her story inspires us a lot and am proud to be part of this platform. Love my country Uganda ❤❤

😅😅 "They would only pay us when we were about to strike". Can't beat this one 😅😅

I really love animals And I feel animal farming is one of the things am most passionate about ❤ Watching from Zambia 🇿🇲

I promise that in no distance time I will invest in Goats farming Thank you for interviewing her

Thank you Mr Wode Maya for giving us stories to help us develop our future Africa. Even myself a well trained farmer she has inspired me.

Very inspiring, she's a remarkable woman. I look forward to such farming in Nigeria.

Sister l salute you,you a man in a woman attire respect. Love you keep doing good don't stop no

She was my lecturer 8 years ago. She's my idol and I hope to join goat farming too

quote of the day "it is possible to made it in Africa ""😢😢😢😢😢😢😢very powerful I hope Maummar Gadaffi is happy wherever he is to c a blackchild flourishing in their own country 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Loved your smiles, Grace. Thank you for the education that we do not research, or write down and publish our knowledge. Or, we could have seen that cassava may be good only for some use; but not others, for example. Please continue to build your farm, and farm structures out of local materials. Some future time, we may also learn to make those aesthetically great. Mud can look beautiful if shaped and baked with care and skill. Wood can be grown straight and worked beautifully. Solar panels can come from silica/sand sources - of which we have more than any. Rain water can be captured in reservoirs and you never lack water ever again. These skills are found in abundance all over the world. All we need to do is look and copy. Like the 7000-head farm in S. Africa with only 3 workers. You can do it better, and with more/less staff as only you choose. Keep transforming Africa by waking us from the stupor of dysfunctional education and hypocritical religions. You are now teaching more than when you held lecture sessions. Wishing you more success, and thank you so much.

Wow! I'm impressed and challenged. Keep it up Madam 👏👏👏 I will visit this farm... East Africa is blessed 🇰🇪

Wow ! I love the things this woman talks about as it relates to farming. When I see so much fertile land in Africa it makes me wonder, how is it so many people are starving, who must be blamed?

I hope we can instill hard work and pride in our youth, we need thinkers and problem solvers not professional posers and social media dwellers. Youth in the west have the luxury to be unproductive, their ancestors built systems and countries that would allow them such luxury. Not Africans! We need to wise up and demand more from our kids and MODEL creativity ourselves.