He Quit His Tech Job To Sell Luxury Bags In England
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Published 2023-08-02
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In this episode of my Made in Africa series, Uzo Francis narrates how he started his company, what business is like in the United Kingdom, and how he plans to break new ground. His story is shared to inspire African youths and give insight into how he started his company and operates it himself, so watch this to the end.
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00:00 - Intro
00:58 - How his journey started
01:08 - Quick studio tour
01:42 - How he started the company
02:27 - Studio tour
02:43 - Meaning of Frankhorn
03:01 - Where he is from
03:57 - How he funded himself
04:33 - sponsorship
05:44 - How he makes his products
06:03 - Where he started his business
06:50 - How he switched his career from engineering to entrepreneurship
07:15 - His products
08:12 - How he decided to change his career
09:05 - Business challenges
09:54 - how much do his products cost
10:21 - His dream of having a branch in Nigeria
11:08 - The essence of his brand
11:35 - Setting up in Nigeria compared to the UK
12:08 - The Japa movement
12:49 - The experience of building his brand in London
14:03 - His upbringing
14:28 - Most Important Lessons
14:56 - Cost of living in Uk
16:46 - Is the UK the land flowing with milk and honey
17:18 - What he loves and hates about living in London
18:08 - What he would change about Africa
18:28 - Advice to entrepreneurs in Africa
18:50 - Outro
All Comments (21)
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I bought a wallet from Frank Horn for my partner a while ago. Absolutely gorgeous and amazing quality! Didn’t realise he was Nigerian. I’m proud! 🇳🇬
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39 ? My man is looking like he is 23. This is what happens when you take care of yourself. Very inspirational video.
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Anambra let's gather here ❤❤
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Nigeria the country that is full of smart people, you are a blessed people whether at home or abroad, much love from Kenya.
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As a Brit -Nigerian! I'm so proud of these videos Tayo is putting out, highlighting our people.
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Shout out to all the Nigerians out there making us proud. Big W
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As Zimbabweans we're learning from our brothers
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It is crazy that we have such talents from Nigeria in the UK that we never hear of or see, Thanks for showcasing Frank Horn.
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“When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece.” This is a perfect example. Rooting for him. He’s works are really nice!
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Everything he makes is appealing to the eyes More strength to Frank Horn 🦋🌼
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When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work, Never stop dreaming!
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I know this guy. He used to get his hair cut in my old barber shop. Always an inconspicuous guy lol. Good to see him doing his thing.
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I’m a fashion designer from Nigeria. Currently in the UK but haven’t started the business here. I will say I am inspired by this video. It is possible.
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Bags are one of my greatest insatiable passions. His bags are stylish, fashionable, colorful, yet timeless. The brand itself has impeccable taste.
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HE IS BLESSED.HE SHOULD HOLD ON TO HIS TALENT AND BUSINESS,HE WILL MAKE IT
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Beautiful Man, I like how playful he was. The interview was flowing. Beautiful products. Shout out to his Mom; she really did make an impact in his life. Thank you T again for sharing as always. ❤❤❤
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I get so proud of my Nigerian heritage each time I watch and listen to innovative interviews like this on. Our country is so blessed and filled with multi-talented people but sadly there are so many pitfalls in our motherland that deter such talents from hitting the mark in their chosen trade.
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I like him! He is smart and witty without trying hard…I also like that he hasn’t lost his roots. Thank you Tayo for sharing his story with us 🙏
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My Nigerians are doing great things 🥰🥰🥰💯❤️❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 I'm so proud
