@@valentinaperrotta4008 I mean, it's not live action when he's just chilling with a drink and having simple conversation with locals lol. I love it too, it's the videos where he's in a high risk environment that I don't like and click out in the first few minutes. I don't want to feel stressed, I want to live and travel vicariously through his extroversion and meet cool people around the world from the safety of my bedroom.
It's a rural African thing, like Josie said. It's in fact considered rude to not give visitors to your homestead/farm some refreshment/meal or some of your produce.
I really love the hospitality of the Nigerian farmer. I thought he was going to give you a couple or three oranges. He gave you a full bag of oranges! That farmer with his kindness and positivity is going places. Mark my words:)
@@cobwebtheorem7538 well this is specifically a Nigerian farmer . And I don’t think You have been all over africa to know that. But this is 💯 correct abt This Nigerian farmer
To be honest most parts of Africa, if you meet a farmer at his farm he'll try to make you feel very comfortable and also give you so much farm produce. Am a Kenyan and my mum had so many chicken a while ago. Whenever a visitor came she would tell us "fry or boil some eggs for the visitor" then when the visitor is leaving, she would give some eggs or even a whole tray. May her soul rest in peace.
Such gracious hospitality by Farmer James. He said to Sabbatical & Miss Josey: “Fresh oranges for fresh people,” also giving a complimentary grocery bag to carry the fruit gift ! One Love ! ! !
Wow ! Seriously the part of Nigeria we don’t see, this man James the farmer has won my heart, I should invite him to visit Uganda and I take care of him, he’s so nice hearted, refusing money, bless his heart, if possible I want to be friends with him
@@davetom7378 wow ! What are you smoking? You definitely must under some kind of influence! That’s beyond misconstruing! But even if your ridiculous extrapolation was true , what would be wrong ?
Dave Tom + What an asinine/obtuse thing to say. She has every right to say that. You are too judgmental.The world 🌎 would be a great place if a padlock 🔐 is placed on putrid mouths like yours. Sheesh 🙄.
Every country have its own difficulties... They just don't moan about it as much as we Nigerians do... They get on with it and make a bad situation better and not blame every other individual
Nigeria has the largest amount of everything from churches to prostitution coz it host the largest population in the whole of Africa, it’s population is half the population of Africa so the good the bad the ugly everything is available, for every African Nigeria is the best place to wisen up and shine your eyes
It was quite refreshing seeing that gentleman give you the oranges. That's the true African spirit there; sharing whatever little there is unlike those always asking for money like you've experienced in most of your encounters.
He has a true talent for it and it's key to the content. It's not a coincidence all the travel vloggers I enjoy the most can communicate with natives. Bald and Bankrupt with Hindi and Russian for example.
@@ghj6719-o2j There's also the fact that the more you get into learning foreign languages, the easier it'll be for you. Not saying it's easy per se, but for example if a non latin speaker learns Spanish, he'll have a much easier time learning Italian, Portuguese, French, even Rumanian later on. Snowball effect.
@@ghj6719-o2j true, if you look at those like Indigo Traveller, he has people who translate for him. They are still good videos but there is something more raw when they don't need a translator.
I've noticed that several of the youtube polyglots have started with Chinese. I think its because Chinese is so dependent on sounds(tones), it will make you more perceptive when it comes to picking up your next language.
“Uganda, America, Nigeria. One love.” That was one of the most genuine and beautiful things I had the pleasure of witnessing, thank you for filming that interaction.
The truth Nigeria is a country of givers, our people gives a lot. You've only been to Ibadan, please go to other Nigerian cities. You will see the out pouring of love. We welcome visitors with open arms. Africans naturally are kind mostly people in the rural areas of Nigeria and Africa. They feed you continuously without demanding nothing from you.
I lived in Warri, Nigeria for 2 years working for an oil contractor from 2002 to 2004. I live in southern Mississippi now. I very much enjoyed this video. I miss the people that worked for me and the friends I made. You showed how friendly the people of Nigeria really are.
This is my moment to declare my Pride and Joy as African and specifically, East African! Tommy, thanks Mazee. Josie, Shukran (Thanks) sana Dear. Edit: Just so y'all know, I confirm that Miss Josey was rightfully present to check on Tommy's 'dare devil' encounters! Thank you for protecting Tommy. Lots of love from Kenya!
It's so nice to see these two together??? Love sabbatical and also love josey representing uganda! All the very best you two! Wacthing you love hearts from london!
Tommy's videos are so unique than other youtubers, i hope you reach one mill subscribers because you deserve it man, josie presence makes the videos more thrilling and interesting, thank you both.
That was the friendliest village I've seen you go to in Africa. No one complained about the camera, no one asked for money and you even got free gifts. Well unless they did it off camera haha.
@@tempusfugit1523 listen carefully to what they James fellow said. Most people don't live there but commute from the city. Most of these buildings are empty. Not a village.
Tommy. I just discovered your channel. Not only have I subscribed, but I’ve watched and keep on watching your older videos without getting tired. You have taken me to places that I haven’t been in over forty years and the ones that I’ve never been at all. The rawness of your video is amazing and I have shared them with my contacts. I want to thank James for representing the Yorubas as OMO OKOs and not as Omo Ale. God bless you my brother. I’ll seek you and have a drink with you on my next visit to Ibadan City. Tommy, you deserve marrying this Ugandan lady, Josey. She’s amazing. She’s a lady of great quality. A master class indeed. Everything about her is positively beyond expression. Her laughter alone is natural and it’s out of this world. But if you don’t want her, I have a friend who’ll be glad to dress her finger with a huge diamond ring. Thanks again Tommy for the job that you’re doing for humanity. God bless you brother. I'm now heading to your next video. See you there.
I smiled throughout this video 😊 I see my people. They’re making me proud 🤗 they’re selfless, bold and go getters. ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you Tom for this beautiful content. I’m hooked up on your channel for life 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
ANOTHER ONE! From Tommy. What an epic and great content. It has shown all of us the other cool loving side of Nigeria, unlike what the Nigerians always potray out here. Keep on having adventure and dropping the videos Tommy. Greetings to the lovely Ugandan, Josey. Sad about events in Kampala. It shall be ok. Much love from Nairobi, KENYA!
We do not have just 3 languages in Nigeria. No we have 350 languages spread across Nigeria. But there are 3 major languages. Abuja is at the geographic center of Nigeria and it's very cosmopolitan, a mix of all tribes. It's nicknamed 'no man's land'
@@musa-tolaniemmanuelrotimi5676 well I was born and brought up in Lagos and I can disagree to this. The truth us you can find just any tribe in Lagos but the majority remains Yoruba
Another great video! If you are going back to Lagos by train, I recommend you stop over in Abeokuta to explore another accient city. it has some Nigeria's landmarks like one of oldest high school, first church in Nigeria, first presidential library, Olumo rock, Adire tie and die, and so on.
Sabbatical is what "Travel Channel" SHOULD of been. In fact, its better!!! Pros of Sabbatical: Content is not overly produced; B Roll footage is kept to a minimal, and not used as filler; Sabbatical and Josie have chemistry, which help keep these videos interesting. "Cons" of Sabbatical: I want to crack open a bottle of Corona Extra every time he drinks to feel like im there with him in his adventures 😂...Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!!
Actually, it's the way Nigerians are, we mostly always want to gift something to visitors. The downturn in the economy is just what has changed a lot of people
Hey, am from Canada 🇨🇦. If you are in contact with the driver, who is also a mechanical engineer, pls ask him to apply to come to Canada. It may take 1-2 yrs for all papers to get thru, but once it’s all approved, he will be welcomed by Canada with open arms. Cheers.
Awww...I hope James and Miriam get to meet up soon. I'm odd bc I love the sound of guinea fowl. We had free range ones on our farm in my youth....better than a guard dog in letting you know something was off. If politics weren't involved, I think I'd like living in Nigeria. I especially appreciate the kindness and similaritie across the world you show in your vlogs. Thank you so much for this.
Wow..thanks tommy .I lived in Ibadan most of my life in the city never got to explore the villages and farm settlement around. Missed palm wine.Thank you once again
32:13 Usually Tommy, the coastal areas of Nigeria are very humid. But not so in the rest of country. If you only stay in those parts and leave the country, you might go with a perception of Nigeria that is not necessarily right.
5:14 There are more than 200 ethnic groups in Nigeria! Many Nigerians are truly ignorant about how many groups are in the country, especially those from the 3 major groups. My ethnic group is neither Igbo, Yoruba, nor Hausa, and doesn't share any linguistic or cultural similarities with them. I don't even understand any of those languages. I am just putting this out there for the sake of those who might be misinformed by the driver's comment.
@@orheroiroro546 Really, at that man’s age and with his education, you think he’s only encountered 3 tribes in Nigeria? Stop being overly sensitive with your minority mentality.🤣
Hi Sabbatical! I literally live through your videos! You are doing what we all wish we could do! Praying for you and your beautiful friend's safety throughout all your travels!
Yes one of several words to describe Nigeria could be Entertaining. As they r 1 of top countries leading in entertainment industry in Africa. It proves it
You can never compare Lagos with Ibadan, Ibadan is a cool place not like Lagos. Many people in Nigeria don't staying in Lagos due to the life styles in Lagos. I stay in Ibadan for over thirty years plus before relocating to Lagos. Ibadan is a peaceful place to visit and stay..
The wild wide west of 419 begins. "Yeeees you are talking", "oshee gan GOD BLESS YOU". The driver is simply hillarious ...hahahaha principled and a safe player. Fresh oranges for fresh people that was lovely. Uganda, Nigeria, America love
This is a very cool village. Everyone (featured) speaks good English (that's not always the case). The farmer and reverend were very helpful and friendly. I believe both of them are graduates.
@@nmg1909 Thanks for the confirmation. Usually, from what I have noticed graduates in Nigeria waste no time in informing you that they are graduates. This guy is very humble.
Sharing love from +254. The sarcasm in your vlogs is soo hilarious... Am always eager for the next upload. Your style is amaizing, or rather personality. 👍
This episode was sponsored by Gbe Se E manpower.
I’m the first to comment
Go to Abuja and bring us content
What about Abuja
You like going to dangerous places huh!
Ha.. ha manpower indeed.
The driver is hilarious 😂 , “ I only have one wife because I don’t have money “
😂😂😂😂😂
True talk..
I just wanna know why he took a swig of that Viagra juice while he was driving them? Like, what did he think was gonna happen next, lol ???
@@TheRobman I burst out laughing when he took a sip 😄
He is the best truthful he knws his limits no money no women no cry anywede viagra😂😂
@@motungi5520 😂😂😂😂, Vigra aja leta ebizibu
On behalf of Nigerians I wanna specially thank James for putting his country first he treated you guys well for the good name of our country 🤎
He's a very nice guy and cool as well. Typical Nigerian
Yes, well done James, not just for Nigeria but to teach us how to treat each other
No doubt the man is an unofficial "goodwill ambassador" without even trying.
Yup cheers to James 🍷
James made me feel so proudly Naija. A true ambassador. More blessings!
Josie is breaking hearts all over Africa 😄
She really is‼️🤣🤣🤣
and all over the world via RUclips
I thought her and Tommy were a thing
@@redcomic619 they are. She called him babe in a couple of videos. I think they forgot to edit it out lol
@@aeiou0123 I figured but wasn’t sure since they haven’t said lol. Good for them. They seem like a nice couple.
I love these vlogs. No sarcasm, no hard editing, just "boring" everyday life. I can watch for hours. Thanks man.
Boring everyday life?? Can't wait to see how's an exciting and adventurous life for you o.O
@@valentinaperrotta4008 I mean, it's not live action when he's just chilling with a drink and having simple conversation with locals lol. I love it too, it's the videos where he's in a high risk environment that I don't like and click out in the first few minutes. I don't want to feel stressed, I want to live and travel vicariously through his extroversion and meet cool people around the world from the safety of my bedroom.
He's so sweet. He gave them lots of oranges. He's an amazing man. No money please. It's kindness
Very true great manners and hospitality
@@SteveM45 yeah. . but I also think Tommy was careful not to soil his kindness, hospitality and restraint from asking for handouts..
It's a rural African thing, like Josie said. It's in fact considered rude to not give visitors to your homestead/farm some refreshment/meal or some of your produce.
He's a great ambassador for Nigeria.
@@SteveM45 He offered him cash, but he declined.
THAT GUY ,JAMES ,IS AN EXAMPLE OF DESCENT AND GOOD MAN , WITH MANY QUALITIES AS A HUMAN BEING. MAY GOD PROTECT HIM
Too much fun😂
Josies laugh is infectious. Loved the interaction with the farmer ! What a lovely guy. Keep them coming Tommy !
It is, its cute, like her
She's a good girl
What a good guy to share his food so readily...this was lovely to watch!👏👍❤
I really love the hospitality of the Nigerian farmer. I thought he was going to give you a couple or three oranges. He gave you a full bag of oranges! That farmer with his kindness and positivity is going places. Mark my words:)
When you visit a Nigerian household they will not let you live empty handed.
Intresting fact about the countries around the equator is that oranges there are green when ripe and not orange to protect them from the sun
@@SL-pg4dh It's all over Africa actually.
@@cobwebtheorem7538 well this is specifically a Nigerian farmer . And I don’t think You have been all over africa to know that. But this is 💯 correct abt This Nigerian farmer
except those chickens are kept in abosulte terrible conditions, you can hear them crying.
I loved the farmer's vibe, he's so chill and positive, I wish I could be his friend! 😂
He was a super chill dude, for sure
To be honest most parts of Africa, if you meet a farmer at his farm he'll try to make you feel very comfortable and also give you so much farm produce. Am a Kenyan and my mum had so many chicken a while ago. Whenever a visitor came she would tell us "fry or boil some eggs for the visitor" then when the visitor is leaving, she would give some eggs or even a whole tray. May her soul rest in peace.
@@kennethnjogu1135 That's so awesome to hear, it's good to know there are plenty of kind souls in the world :)
Such gracious hospitality by Farmer James. He said to Sabbatical & Miss Josey: “Fresh oranges for fresh people,” also giving a complimentary grocery bag to carry the fruit gift ! One Love ! ! !
@@kennethnjogu1135 God Bless!
Wow ! Seriously the part of Nigeria we don’t see, this man James the farmer has won my heart, I should invite him to visit Uganda and I take care of him, he’s so nice hearted, refusing money, bless his heart, if possible I want to be friends with him
@@davetom7378 wow ! What are you smoking?
You definitely must under some kind of influence!
That’s beyond misconstruing!
But even if your ridiculous extrapolation was true , what would be wrong ?
@@uncleKas please ignore him, he's just a troll
Dave Tom + What an asinine/obtuse thing to say. She has every right to say that. You are too judgmental.The world 🌎 would be a great place if a padlock 🔐 is placed on putrid mouths like yours. Sheesh 🙄.
It is always good to be friends with good people, they bring smile in many faces.
@@TheRobman thanks , you’re right he’s a troll!
Thank you Tommy for showing my country despite the difficult issue we face
Will figure it out 1 day 🇳🇬
Every country have its own difficulties...
They just don't moan about it as much as we Nigerians do...
They get on with it and make a bad situation better and not blame every other individual
The illiteracy is mind blowing... In the 21st century to not know where Uganda is
"register engineer" without primary school level geography knowledge... ☺
Nigeria has the largest amount of everything from churches to prostitution coz it host the largest population in the whole of Africa, it’s population is half the population of Africa so the good the bad the ugly everything is available, for every African Nigeria is the best place to wisen up and shine your eyes
I wish that this episode didn't have to end. I hope that Josee continues to travel with you.
It was quite refreshing seeing that gentleman give you the oranges. That's the true African spirit there; sharing whatever little there is unlike those always asking for money like you've experienced in most of your encounters.
Faith in humanity has been restored
I absolutely love Josey! Even though she is not Nigerian, you can tell the girl is in the midst of her people. She belongs!
I love how sabbatical is so quick to learn different languages wherever he goes...
He has a true talent for it and it's key to the content. It's not a coincidence all the travel vloggers I enjoy the most can communicate with natives. Bald and Bankrupt with Hindi and Russian for example.
@@ghj6719-o2j There's also the fact that the more you get into learning foreign languages, the easier it'll be for you. Not saying it's easy per se, but for example if a non latin speaker learns Spanish, he'll have a much easier time learning Italian, Portuguese, French, even Rumanian later on. Snowball effect.
it's magical 🤣
@@ghj6719-o2j true, if you look at those like Indigo Traveller, he has people who translate for him. They are still good videos but there is something more raw when they don't need a translator.
I've noticed that several of the youtube polyglots have started with Chinese. I think its because Chinese is so dependent on sounds(tones), it will make you more perceptive when it comes to picking up your next language.
Heart warming people of Nigeria. Sending my love all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
The driver is so funny!
Got a lot energy.
Nothing confuses a woman like a broke guy who is good in bed.
@@nobs997 But a woman also should be hot to have a good balance.
@@nobs997 I can confirm 😂
@@nobs997 😂 stop
Wow, such a sweet fun girl you're traveling with. I love how she laughs so easy. Keeps me smiling.
“Uganda, America, Nigeria. One love.” That was one of the most genuine and beautiful things I had the pleasure of witnessing, thank you for filming that interaction.
This whole video is just vibes. Conclusion, Nigerian is pretty fucking cool. Great work Tommy. 🇬🇧
Exactly we all aren’t scammers
It is bro. One love
I too would have asked for Jossy's number. She has such a happy spirit.
beautiful laugh and voice as well
She's beautiful inside and out.
Amaz8ng friendly people! Shoutout to the driver and the people at the farms
Very intelligent n well speaking elder pastor n farmer....he sure speaks with his hands alot lol
Nigerians typically speak with their hands. We are passionate speakers. LOL!
You noticed that man too lol
LoL we love to gesticulate while speaking in Nigeria
Just like Italians 😄
@Mike Lessard
Yes, very well spoken. Unlike the driver....
James, the nicest and honest guy. He refused to take money coz he was giving from his heart.
Only 24min in and this is already one of my fav episodes James is such a cool dude
A sit down interview with James would be great to see, he has such a natural vibe about him. maybe collectively we could enable him to visit Uganda.
I'll chip in a bit
@@sinaolowoake8142 We need Tommy or Josie to organise it, a small effort could make a big difference to a good mans life.
Please let’s help him go to Uganda for real
Ugandan 🇺🇬 American 🇺🇸 Nigerian 🇳🇬
One ☝🏽 Love ❤️
Makes me feel so isolated! Would love to travel like this! Happy for him.
KENYA too!
The truth Nigeria is a country of givers, our people gives a lot. You've only been to Ibadan, please go to other Nigerian cities. You will see the out pouring of love. We welcome visitors with open arms.
Africans naturally are kind mostly people in the rural areas of Nigeria and Africa. They feed you continuously without demanding nothing from you.
Start showing that love to your extended family in the US because Nigerians here are standoffish and rude
Some cool Nigerians out there in Ibadan. Bigups to the farm duo and the driver. Greetings from Kenya.
Aba???
I love that brother !Yes Nigeria is beautiful and so green too !
Ni Hao... Sight you here Liu, are you still in Nigeria?
Nice to see you here. I watch your videos too. Be careful riding those okadas tho!
You 3 should link up.
This is one of my favourite videos ever!!! 😍 funny driver friendly farmer
Legend has it the guy is still waiting for Josie to call 😂😂
This is the reply 🤣
😂😂😂
She will call at 7pm Ugandan time that's why he's still waiting.
its his boldness for me. great guy 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Nigeria 🇳🇬 farmers represent there country well one Love Jamaica 🇯🇲
I was really hoping this wouldn't end. So fun. I enjoyed every bit of it.
Same here
Hahaha Miss Josey killed me🤣🤣🤣🤣why are u shaking? Don't shake it's normal. 🤣🤣🤣🙄
Yeah, I couldn't hold myself laughing profoundly 🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant 😭🤣🤘
I lived in Warri, Nigeria for 2 years working for an oil contractor from 2002 to 2004. I live in southern Mississippi now. I very much enjoyed this video. I miss the people that worked for me and the friends I made. You showed how friendly the people of Nigeria really are.
Lol, an indigene of warri here.... The place is reallly a nice place. Did you leave cos of the dispute?
The longer the videos get, the shorter they seem. Guess that means Im hooked.
This is my moment to declare my Pride and Joy as African and specifically, East African! Tommy, thanks Mazee. Josie, Shukran (Thanks) sana Dear. Edit: Just so y'all know, I confirm that Miss Josey was rightfully present to check on Tommy's 'dare devil' encounters! Thank you for protecting Tommy. Lots of love from Kenya!
It's so nice to see these two together??? Love sabbatical and also love josey representing uganda! All the very best you two! Wacthing you love hearts from london!
I need James as a friend. What an amazing guy. James, if you ever see this - this American wants to talk sometime!
I can help you get him if you wish
Talk to tommy... He could help you locate him through the driver.
why u aay it likecthat tho lo lol
@@ayenioluwajoba9831 hell yeah samextho
same tho
“Rejection only makes you stronger”
I know that’s right.
I love the raw filming, all in it's natural setting. I could feel the wind, smell the farm scent. We continue to walk with you. Keep the vlogs coming.
Oh my God. I really love this video. Acts of kindness melt the heart.
Tommy's videos are so unique than other youtubers, i hope you reach one mill subscribers because you deserve it man, josie presence makes the videos more thrilling and interesting, thank you both.
That was the friendliest village I've seen you go to in Africa. No one complained about the camera, no one asked for money and you even got free gifts. Well unless they did it off camera haha.
Its not a village.
@@tempusfugit1523 listen carefully to what they James fellow said. Most people don't live there but commute from the city. Most of these buildings are empty. Not a village.
Rural nigeria is terrible! Dangerous! Stay away!
I jest keep commenting as d video goes on this is the best video ever.
@@alandemarest9952says an european with ruthless and bloody history
Always loved Nigerians, they are great people
Great Vid Tommy
The inner reactions between you and the people made this one of your better videos.
What a wholesome video. Lovely people, Africa is so beautiful.
Sure peddo
@@oilpond get help
@@noyesplease9522 Bro you know how to cure world hunger?
Delete africa.
Sorry joseph but jootube removed your witty comment m8 but as that famous african philosopher once said..........meh
@@oilpond reported
Jossie being the "wife" is giving Sabbatical status
Sign of acceptance. It's great!
they dont even question why he is there then, its cute
Yes. .. African WAIFU!!? good white man!
Yes, they belongs to each others.
Tommy 's mother shall be very glad with Josey as here dauther in law.
@@ewaldzarks6650 I don't think so, they will hate Josie but josies family will love Tommy
Hands down, absolute BEST channel I've come across ever!!
I respect you sabbatical , you've got a good heart brother .❤️
Tommy. I just discovered your channel. Not only have I subscribed, but I’ve watched and keep on watching your older videos without getting tired. You have taken me to places that I haven’t been in over forty years and the ones that I’ve never been at all. The rawness of your video is amazing and I have shared them with my contacts.
I want to thank James for representing the Yorubas as OMO OKOs and not as Omo Ale. God bless you my brother. I’ll seek you and have a drink with you on my next visit to Ibadan City.
Tommy, you deserve marrying this Ugandan lady, Josey. She’s amazing. She’s a lady of great quality. A master class indeed. Everything about her is positively beyond expression. Her laughter alone is natural and it’s out of this world.
But if you don’t want her, I have a friend who’ll be glad to dress her finger with a huge diamond ring.
Thanks again Tommy for the job that you’re doing for humanity. God bless you brother.
I'm now heading to your next video. See you there.
Thanks for sharing another lovely video from Nigeria. Much blessings guys .🙏🏽🙏🏽
I smiled throughout this video 😊
I see my people. They’re making me proud 🤗 they’re selfless, bold and go getters. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Tom for this beautiful content. I’m hooked up on your channel for life 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
The Bolt driver is so hilarious! I hope your eye's healing though
ANOTHER ONE! From Tommy. What an epic and great content. It has shown all of us the other cool loving side of Nigeria, unlike what the Nigerians always potray out here.
Keep on having adventure and dropping the videos Tommy.
Greetings to the lovely Ugandan, Josey. Sad about events in Kampala. It shall be ok.
Much love from Nairobi, KENYA!
🙄🙄🙄
You are very brave! Not because you go where people warn you not to go, but because you touched a black woman's hair! You know that shyt is dangerous!
This is Africa not America
@@whocaresyaw.8218 true don’t really care a lot compare to America perhaps cuz we don’t know the history of why it might be disrespectful
We do not have just 3 languages in Nigeria. No we have 350 languages spread across Nigeria. But there are 3 major languages. Abuja is at the geographic center of Nigeria and it's very cosmopolitan, a mix of all tribes. It's nicknamed 'no man's land'
Lagos not Abuja😅!
I think he said tribes which is still false 😂
520 languages
@@musa-tolaniemmanuelrotimi5676 well I was born and brought up in Lagos and I can disagree to this.
The truth us you can find just any tribe in Lagos but the majority remains Yoruba
Such admiration for Tommy he hangs with the real people good job my guy.
Another great video! If you are going back to Lagos by train, I recommend you stop over in Abeokuta to explore another accient city. it has some Nigeria's landmarks like one of oldest high school, first church in Nigeria, first presidential library, Olumo rock, Adire tie and die, and so on.
Sabbatical is what "Travel Channel" SHOULD of been. In fact, its better!!! Pros of Sabbatical: Content is not overly produced; B Roll footage is kept to a minimal, and not used as filler; Sabbatical and Josie have chemistry, which help keep these videos interesting. "Cons" of Sabbatical: I want to crack open a bottle of Corona Extra every time he drinks to feel like im there with him in his adventures 😂...Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!!
me too: the beer (also wine/ liquor) part lol
James his kindness melted my heart. 💞
Actually, it's the way Nigerians are, we mostly always want to gift something to visitors. The downturn in the economy is just what has changed a lot of people
They were bumping PAC in Nigeria…. Brought a tear to my eye 💪🏾💪🏾
Dear momma
I mean they are teen boys. Nothing really suprising abt it, they know alot abt music in america and other countries.
@@precirose742 I’m 40yrs old. I grew up listening to Pac. There are teens in America that have no idea how influential his music was
Dude this video has huge viral potential you got to make this happen! That driver was Hilarious.
Farmer is a great guy.
"Why you shaking? Have you ever dated a woman before?"
-Jozi 2021
Hey, am from Canada 🇨🇦. If you are in contact with the driver, who is also a mechanical engineer, pls ask him to apply to come to Canada. It may take 1-2 yrs for all papers to get thru, but once it’s all approved, he will be welcomed by Canada with open arms. Cheers.
James, you are the best... God bless you for the Hospitality... I feel so proud of you.
i hope to come very soon, i am visiting nigeria this year! thank you for showing all this😃
Awww...I hope James and Miriam get to meet up soon. I'm odd bc I love the sound of guinea fowl. We had free range ones on our farm in my youth....better than a guard dog in letting you know something was off.
If politics weren't involved, I think I'd like living in Nigeria. I especially appreciate the kindness and similaritie across the world you show in your vlogs. Thank you so much for this.
Wow..thanks tommy
.I lived in Ibadan most of my life in the city never got to explore the villages and farm settlement around. Missed palm wine.Thank you once again
The farmer at 19:00 was one of the coolest people ever. A good spirit that makes me proud to be human.
32:13 Usually Tommy, the coastal areas of Nigeria are very humid. But not so in the rest of country. If you only stay in those parts and leave the country, you might go with a perception of Nigeria that is not necessarily right.
5:14
There are more than 200 ethnic groups in Nigeria! Many Nigerians are truly ignorant about how many groups are in the country, especially those from the 3 major groups. My ethnic group is neither Igbo, Yoruba, nor Hausa, and doesn't share any linguistic or cultural similarities with them. I don't even understand any of those languages. I am just putting this out there for the sake of those who might be misinformed by the driver's comment.
So where are you from?
@@josepheke3021 I am Urhobo.
You write this essay because the man miss one word “Major”. 🤣
@@golderp It wasn't missed. It was presented as a fact. Uttered more than once even. Stop supporting ignorance.
@@orheroiroro546 Really, at that man’s age and with his education, you think he’s only encountered 3 tribes in Nigeria? Stop being overly sensitive with your minority mentality.🤣
That elongated yeeesss had me rofl. One of the best episodes so far. Africa here I come for my first vacation.
Hi Sabbatical! I literally live through your videos! You are doing what we all wish we could do! Praying for you and your beautiful friend's safety throughout all your travels!
What a sweet man, giving you a gift 🍊 before you go… a good heart ♥️. Yahweh bless him, I pray 🙏🏽
Amen!
Always looking forward to your new videos, you and Jossie make a perfect pair 👌🏾😄
Farmer James is a boss!
I heard you playing that Fela Kuti, @Sabbatical! Straight Fire!
i watched all your kenyan videos and they were great. but this nigerian videos are very funny and entertaining.
Yes one of several words to describe Nigeria could be Entertaining. As they r 1 of top countries leading in entertainment industry in Africa. It proves it
22:54 my man sabbatical i love that reference from MGS games, perfect
Always the scare about traveling outside haha. Love escaping the big cities and interacting with people in smaller villages instead 🙏
My city my city my city… my people’s are so caring cheerful…
#ibadan#ibadan#ibadan#nigeria😊
Sabbatica 😊l Wow I am likening your Yuroba talking, and exploring the country side.
Nigerian hippies. Pretty cool. Thank you for sharing the farm village with us.
Thank you so much Tommy and Josie for refreshing, loving human interaction…..I’m totally getting hooked…….if only America could have some of this !
You can never compare Lagos with Ibadan, Ibadan is a cool place not like Lagos. Many people in Nigeria don't staying in Lagos due to the life styles in Lagos. I stay in Ibadan for over thirty years plus before relocating to Lagos. Ibadan is a peaceful place to visit and stay..
The wild wide west of 419 begins. "Yeeees you are talking", "oshee gan GOD BLESS YOU". The driver is simply hillarious ...hahahaha principled and a safe player. Fresh oranges for fresh people that was lovely. Uganda, Nigeria, America love
The best in RUclips thank you so much
This is a very cool village. Everyone (featured) speaks good English (that's not always the case).
The farmer and reverend were very helpful and friendly. I believe both of them are graduates.
The farmer is educated.
@@nmg1909 Thanks for the confirmation. Usually, from what I have noticed graduates in Nigeria waste no time in informing you that they are graduates. This guy is very humble.
Josie pulling numbers left and right…Tommy needs to step up his game.
You forgot about the petrol station attendant who wanted to marry him.
Thank you Sabbatical for showing us around Oyo state and sharing your encounters with all these welcoming people. 🚗🎻
Keep up with the content tommy u'r in the right way
Nigerians have the best sense of humor I've ever seen
Why don't I meet people like this.
The world is amazing if you look at it.
Tommy is speaking Yoruba with the woman on pink at the hairdressers shop😁
She's not Yoruba, from her accent you'd know. She understands it tho
She's yoruba but a deep accent
Sharing love from +254.
The sarcasm in your vlogs is soo hilarious... Am always eager for the next upload. Your style is amaizing, or rather personality. 👍
Someone else noted the sarcasm 😂😂😂
Thanks!