🇸🇬 Singapore: Lee Kuan Yew Visited My Country Once—Here’s What He Said About Africa скачать в хорошем качестве

🇸🇬 Singapore: Lee Kuan Yew Visited My Country Once—Here’s What He Said About Africa

What did Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of Singapore, really think about Africa? As someone from Ghana and a huge admirer of Singapore’s success story, I’ve always been curious. In this video, I explore the honest, sometimes uncomfortable, but incredibly insightful views that Lee Kuan Yew shared about African nations—especially after visiting countries like Ghana and Nigeria in the 1960s. He spoke about tribalism, leadership failures, education mismatches, and the absence of national identity. But more importantly, he believed that any country—even those without natural resources like Singapore—could rise, with the right values: discipline, meritocracy, and vision. 🎥 Alongside these reflections, I take you through the streets of modern-day Singapore, sharing what I saw, what I learned, and why I believe more Africans and people from developing countries should visit this incredible nation. 🧠 In this video: 1. What Lee Kuan Yew said about Ghana, Nigeria & African leaders 2. His reflections on corruption, tribalism, and nation-building 3. My personal thoughts as an African traveler in Singapore 4. Why visiting Singapore might change your perspective forever ✨ Final message: Before you click away, I’ll leave you with some inspiring travel footage from my trip to Singapore—because sometimes, all it takes is seeing success up close to start dreaming bigger for your own country. 💬 Let’s Discuss: Do you agree with Lee Kuan Yew’s thoughts on Africa? Was he too harsh—or just honest? Drop your thoughts in the comments. I read them all. 👇 📍 Explore With Kojo – Where Travel Meets Truth. #LeeKuanYew #Africa #Singapore #ExploreWithKojo #GhanaToSingapore #VisitSingapore #WhatLKYThought #SingaporeInspiration #FromThirdWorldToFirst