My Experience In Nigeria As a South African🇿🇦🇳🇬// South African Youtuber
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My Experience In Nigeria As a South African// South African RUclipsr
Culture shock in Nigeria and South Africa
south africa, nigerian living in south
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Lol this is so refreshing seeing a south African explain their experience in Nigeria most of the time you will see Nigerians talking about their experiences
Lol thanks for watching
South Africans don't migrate, maybe that is the problem.
@@ayabongamboniswa4956 it's not a problem. Holiday travels, yes. Migrate? Hell no
@@ayabongamboniswa4956 : no thats not the problem we are satisfied with what we have n achieved; the other thing is Africa is here so why should we go to other African countries? But in all what hes doing is good
@@ayabongamboniswa4956 you're right my dear.
Am a south African, happily married to a Nigerian man.living in Enugu with our two beautiful children.
Khumbul'ekhaya.❤❤❤
South African women are queens. I hope to meet one someday
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Congratulations sister. Hope you are creating memories and collecting experiences.
Stay in Nigeria and don’t come back.We don’t want Okonkwo and Iwo in South Africa.awe prefer only Nguni speaking ppl.
@@khulekanimtshali622 like seriously? Will be coming for December holiday..i miss chisa nyama and wors not to talk of spinarch😄😄😄😄...I'll bring the okonko'ws along.
Sawubona from Ghana. It is always great to see south African travelling to other countries in Africa.
Sawubona
I will be in Ghana soon Snowball
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 Nice!!! We will be waiting for you and just fyi SAA has direct flights to Accra.
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 😂😂"snow ball"
Good morning to you snow ball, I'm coming to visit Ghana this December
Finally, South Africans have started going to other african countries and not Overseas all the time man . I love to see it. Let's Build bridges with other africans!
Indeed please check my Botswana Video
Naija is on my bucket list😌😌
They have been going to others countries
Why would you visit countries when their own citizens are running away, issues like health, safety and food are things to think about when you want to cross the borders. Another thing is some of this countries you can be arrested for very stupid things as their human rights conditions are pathetic. I like travelling but will still keep my reservations with most of this African states for now, i think countries like Namibia, Botswana, Mauritius, Sychelles, Lesotho and Swaziland would be ideal as they do not differ from SA that much. Good luck to those who are comfortable trotting through the continent enjoying jollof rice.
Bleh where were you when other black South Africans travelled Africa? The was a lady by the name of lindiwe she used to do travel blocks about Africa she was the first south African who made me wanna visit Namibia and iraq
My driver once asked me in Abuja if I can drive; I said YES. He asked which country Driver's License I have; I said UK. He asked if in UK we're trained to dodge Bike riders Left and Right? I said NO. He warned me to never drive in Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣
its a different kind of driving
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Abuja isn’t much of anything , Lagos is a different animal, Ikotun, iba area will make driving look like a puzzle
@@adeolaanjorin4999 I believe you 👉
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I love how you say pepper, much love my brother, when you visit again let me know if am in naija we gonna ball🥰🥰
Sounds good
Lol I noted too 😂😂
Peh - Peh
Mrs Chita I sight you oo,ur num 1 fan and subscriber
Next year I'm going there for the first time from South Africa, I love how we now trying to understand each other as Africans.
Please do
@@MsDeevah3867 Are you from there?
@@nyanamusic5553 Lollz of course am Nigerian
@@MsDeevah3867 Please hook me up with more people when time come to be there.
Please hey. So, to you it's only now that we're trying to understand each other as Africans? Please educate and respect yourself and other Africans. Stop making sweeping statements talking about a whole continent of more than 1 billion people.
I was in Lagos back in 2005 and the hospitality was the best ever in all my travels. Nigerians might have internal tribal issues amongst themselves but when they have a visitor differences are put aside and the guest is treated like a heavenly being. I'm yet to see that much love and reception. The closest to them was Chileans but Nigerians are just warm and accommodating. However, I failed dismally to bring a wife back with me 😓
Another thing you're correct about the humidity. I was sweating like a dog.
I was saddened by a lot of kids that were working even into the early hours of the morning after midnight. That is one thing that broke my heart.
I'm grateful that some foreigners are coming out to talk. Nigerians are very accommodating. They treat every foreigner specially. & as long as you're black, you don't have a problem.
I'm glad you mentioned internal tribal strife. Until Sovereign National Conference and Referendum are conducted by the international community Nigeria remains a geopolitical expression of Northern Hegemony, for the Hausa - Fulani Oligarchy and by the British. The expression "We the people..." is a farce foisted by military decree and upheld by selfish politicians and pseudointellectuals in the academe. True Indigenous nationalist aspirations have always been suppressed by an insidious Oligarchy who serve neo-imperialists among politico-economic powers, of which The Dragon Empire is the latest adventurer on the African continent. Let the bitter truth be continuously proclaimed. Viva Biafra!
@@nnamdinwuchukwu6995 you don't have to write this much grammar here. He innocently talked about tribal conflicts & you're telling him about your desperation for separation, which he has no say over.
Hopefully this ends one day, but until then, be respectful of your country on Social Media; at least, of your compatriots who are stock with you for the time being. You can't continue making this a personal affair, it's collective & we must achieve it respectfully, but internally.
@@bellooricha6866 I'm a Biafran brutishly chained and detained in a colonial contraption rich in systemic dehumanization. Enough of the pretence. In the era of Apartheid there were yet persons, foreigners precisely, who extolled the beauty of South Africa and saw the policy as purely internal affair of which they had no say till ANC fought tooth and nail to reverse such sinister and passive acceptance of the malaise besetting the country. Let true Indigenous nationalist aspirations prevail. Viva Negritude Banner!
Thank you for your I have always wanted to hear south africans experience in nigeriaa. AS FOR THE HEAT
Thanks for watching
not everywhere in west africa particularly Nigeria is completely hot and humid but depends on the season and the region in the north it's very cold with very little humidity the weather is usually drops to 6 degrees and highest in a day is usually 20 to 25 During the harmattan especially in Jos and south is usually cold in morning and during the raining season it's in between warm and cold depending on region but the coldest state all year is usually Jos and gembu
I visited Nigeria and stayed 2 weeks, it was not enough as I enjoyed my stay, I want to visit again.❤❤
The heat OMG I thought I was in the steamer 🤣🤣
@@rosemaryngobese5575 What the hell is this complaints about heat from Africans. You need to visit Arizona and Texas to feel the intensive heat & humidity as well.
Thank you so much for visiting Nigeria and sharing your positive experience. We like to have you back. Blessings 🌹🌺
@@rosemaryngobese5575 thanks for coming. Hope you come again.
@@rosemaryngobese5575:U need to go to Mali u will feel like you are in hell. Mali is the hottest country in the world
We are a good people. Thank you for visiting Nigeria. For the pepper, it's not all Nigerians that like it. It all depends on where you got your food from. The mode of transportation is as a result of the area you visited in Lagos and how much money at your disposal. I live in Lagos and I barely use those tricycles.
We welcome foreigners and treat them with respect.
Africa is ONE!
I just love the way you spoke ....... everything you said is purely true ..... I am a Nigerian living in SA ...... I can say , South Africa is almost of that western standard ....... well organized
Always interesting seeing things from the other side.
What do you mean by western standard? Have you lived in the west? You are being simplistic for being judgemental of something you know nothing about. I have lived in Nordic egalitarian Europe for 4 decades and I know firsthand what I'm talking about. The crime rate alone in Southafrica separate it from these countries.
I am so Happy to see this Video, As a South African it has always been my wish for South Africans to Visit other African countries or be closer to other African Countries, We are one Black People guys, and Unity is a Strength 💪😀💙❤😉👍.
But not all Africans are black. Black is a political idealogy not a race. Africans come in different shapes and colours.
Yey wena we do visits other African countries like botswana Swaziland Lesotho Namibia Swaziland abanye nje asiba understand yey zaloya labantu
@@thatgirluNothile Hur ?
No we are not
@@thatgirluNothile yes because these are our people NOT west and north
The fact that you said "Ogah" tells me that you definitely went to Nigeria! :-D I'm glad you like it in Nigeria. Thanks for sharing.
I truly enjoyed this video!... thanks for sharing your experience!...🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!, i also like watching your channel
@@p.mtoafrica5222 Thank you so much my brother... 😊
Being a SA myself am so taken by ur experience in Naija its nice to see Africans visiting other African countries Sbwl!!
This is a lovely video.
I'm a Nigerian living in SA and all you related here are quite true. Got me giggling 😆 at your experiences, though.
Thank you so much.
About the pepper 🌶️ you were in Ikeja, Lagos and a Yoruba side of the country and Yorubas (like me) love pepper way too much 😆😊 If you had gone to the East or Northern part (quite, quite hotter), they barely eat pepper like that 😆
The heat is real.
Nice video, I say again.
Thank you for your broad, open views.
I just subscribed and I'm gonna watch all your videos over this weekend with my kids 😊
Stay blessed!
Thanks brother for watching
🤣 @ "the heat is real"
Na lie oh Hausa people also eat pepper 🌶️ even with their akara/bean cake.
Also south south eat lots of pepper as well in pepper soup, fisher man soup, native soup and everything else.
Sorry to let you know Yoruba land is hotter than Eastern part.
The Eastern part of Nigeria is not that hot compared to the west and north
I'm Nigerian this video makes my want to go back to my country, last time I was in nigeria was 2017, its been almost 5 years now 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Stay you will go back with a coffin
Five years🤔😳😳
Bro go see your family.
I’m not Nigerian but as. Cameroonian I can say we have a lot in common with Nigerians especially the traffic, pepper and heat😂😂
You are know your history.
@Nguni Ndlovu kameroun was part of Umukeze/Nigeria before they left, and they are fully igbo bantuselle/Bantu people.
@Nguni Ndlovu yes we are
@Nguni Ndlovu you're welcome family.
@Nguni Ndlovu 🙏🙏
Thanks for sharing!!! You are a lovely South African young man. SOOO proud of you!!! Be blessed!!!
Yes coming from South Africa you will definitely feel the heat in Nigerian 🤣🤣🤣 yes Nigerians are very welcoming
Like the heat in the UK 😢
The moment i saw My Experience in Nigeria as a South African am like okay dis is dope shii refreshing and I subscribed and put on my post notifications cos I really wanna be on top of your journey brother 💯 I think this is my first time coming d across this kinda video and am so glad this was suggested to me. I haven’t even started watching yet but I had to show love and respect. Now there ll be d good bad and ugly experience so please let it all out no one is going to come for you 😂😂 if they do please let me know I’ll put them down that’s if what you say is so true and what they say is not 💯💯 but I trust you to bring out all of your experience on the table. Now let’s get to watching my new friend 💯💯
Lol thanks for watching
It's very rare to see a South African blogging about Nigeria as opposed to Nigerians who all don't have content and are all comparing Nigeria / SA , bashing us sometimes. 🙄 1 rand to 25 Naira.
@@japrosper1258 apologies brother
Love from 🇳🇬
@@japrosper1258 in the history of RUclips, NIGERIA only responded to sentiments and never created one. Prove me wrong with evidence or links please. No NIGERIA blogger or RUclipsr has ever started social media war with any country, we only respond to orchestrated attack and insult on our country. Truly we are too busy thinking of how to make money than pick a fight.
Next time please do live videos whilst you travelling.
My dream is to visit Kenya , Ghana and Nigeria . big up bro thanks for the video
I am Angolan national, I have met a lot of Nigerian here in Luanda and some of which sell me auto parts(Golfe Correios), if Ybo you must be aware of What I mean here.
I am proud of you, Nigerianas, hard working people, focussed and risk-taker.
As to you, my brother on the video, well done, big achievment👏🙏✌️🌹😁
Angola is on the cards for me to visit. i'd like to learn portuguese too
I've been to Luanda but it was not the best experience. The people were distant and not helpful. However I think it might be attributed to language barrier. But your country is beautiful and so are its people. I wish to visit again, maybe the experience will be different than my previous one.
We 'd be very happy. Languange wan't be issue since Portuguese is the official languange and is widely spoken so, I believe in 2 weeks time, you could find yourself.
We also like English very much só many people, just like me, try to catch up with our brothers in English. All our África brothers here speak Portuguese fluently and could be very helpful.👏🙏😁👏✌️🌹🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏
Nigerians are the most welcoming people in Africa, foreigners are treated with respect and love but unfortunately Nigerians don't receive that love in most parts of Africa.
Wen don't respect the rules of the land that's wat happened (but this only applies to thous who actively seek to misbehave
It's not as if Nigeria doesn't get respect, it's the actions of the few bastards who have no home training that is affecting the rest of us no matter where. U til we have a better government that will push the agenda of a developed and prosperous Nigeria before this narrative changes, when you prosper at home the traveling for greener pastures will end, only expats will be leaving the country or people going on vacation.
Yes because y'all sell drugs
@@onalennamasike2163 South African love to buy drug too
@@badadeboraholuwafiropo8123 Your comment is exactly why you are not welcomed.
Just because junkies who have a drug addiction problem love buying drugs, you thing now that makes it okay to be a drug dealer? And then after making such a comment you want to be surprised when you are kicked out of a country?
Thank you! I’ve been seeing other African Brothers and Sisters sharing their South African Culture shock.
I love your perspective! Subscribed!
Thanks
As a Nigerian, I enjoyed watching your video. and yes even us Nigerians complain about the heat, you were being nice about your experience, you must have suffered a lot. lol
Its absolutely amazing to see young africans exploring, other african countries, especially south africans,cas african youth we need to knw get to knw each other, so that we can debund al these myths nd misconceptions that keep us devided
I really like videos of Africans visiting and living in various places on the continent. You learn so much. Not just about the differences of the nations but how people are. Very cool.
Thanks for sharing, I loved the video from the beginning to the end....... wonderful experience we need it in Africa to visit our different beautiful African countries
Your expression is correct about Lagos and other cities but doesn't really represent entire NIGERIA. NIGERIA is a multi whether nation with some state very cold while others very hot including LAGOS. You can hardly experience heat in platue state, cross river and few others, PLATUE state is the coldest in NIGERIA. As for pepper, the original inhabitants of LAGOS and environs are known to love pepper in their food, but outside South west NIGERIA people don't like pepper at all. The challenges of pepper you faced is also applicable to Nigerians from other regions on a visit to south west/LAGOS. You are very correct about Lagos noice and traffic, but not applicable to other state's of NIGERIA. Assuming you visited Abuja and few other state's, that your cash wouldn't have taking you 3 day's, and we also have many state's that you could survive 2 weeks with the cash. NIGERIA is difficult to define by LAGOS experience, is much more beyond LAGOS. 🤝
I travelles to Lagos, Abuja, Kanu State, Jos, Benue state which is roughly 12 hours from Lagos, I can attest, Nigeria is that hot. What Nigeria considers Winter(Haman time) not sure of spellig is not cold to us.
@@mizzleefromsa3493 you're right am a Nigeria base it Italy....actually Nigeria is not a cold country....is constantly warmer
@@jhonsonpraise8948 thank you for affirming my statement to be true, enjoy Italy.
Yhooo, it’s hot like a heator😂😂😂😂, that’s why we are all 🥵 , but it’s cold in the northern parts of nigeria, Abuja, jos, and so on, ice falls sometimes during harmattan seasons.
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Who told you that it is cold in the northern part of Nigeria? Northern part of Nigeria is hotter than Sahara desert
@@kingsleykester8167 if you read to understand and not to attack you will see during harmattan in my comment
@@ChituDiary Northern part of Nigeria is a hot region to be year round even during so called harmattan season
Middle belt?
Hey Paseka.. RUclips recommended your video to mean.. I am a Nigerian who makes contents as well about South Africa.. I truly enjoyed listening to your experience in Nigeria.. The heat.. Peppery 🌶 food. Hahaha😆
I watch your content too, thanks for watching
@@p.mtoafrica5222 Thank you.
Lagos is not the whole of Nigeria. Go to Jos, you are going to say it's too cold and not every Nigerian food is pepperish, it's because you were in LAGOS which is western Nigeria known for their love for pepper 🌶️
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Am so happy seeing the smiles on your face while talking, it’s kinda satisfactory knowing you good brah 💯✌️
You have such a lovely positive attitude. Nigerians will love you and your charming RUclips channel! I hope you visit Nigeria again with a Nigerian friend who can really take care of you and show you around. God bless you.
Nigeria is tribalist and has a god complex.
The heat in SA was very hot too. It was November, It was dry and hot and made me feel sick...
I think it’s best to visit Nigeria to know Nigeria and not judge based on what we see in South Africa. This is second person who spoke highly of Nigeria, make me want to visit
I agree with you on traffic, you going somewhere you need to leave hours before cos traffic is 😱😱 I mentioned that in one of my videos. It’s Banana Island, there’s a lot of nice places you should see Satellite Town too, Victoria Island, Lekki, Ajax……..Lagos is a whole lot of experience I tell you. The heat I know and get the jist for you of why it’s gon be hard, that’s why it’s easy for Nigerians to survive anywhere cos we are used to most of the hard life already. We Pray for Good Leaders 💯💯
Speaking of excessive heat and humidity, I once went to Texas around July. Whoa wow, Africa has nothing on Texas when it comes to heat. I thought I was going to faint everyday I was there.
you were in Dallas TX ? i tell you they blast aircon in shopping centre and banks . the second you get out you are ready to be cooked by the sun. for me nevermore.
@@PHlophe lol... I tell people too here in Europe... They keep saying Africa is hot but damn.. Europe boils during summer... Heatwaves 😭... We don't experience those in Nigeria.
@PHlophe😂
Thank you for this video! It's preparing me for my trip to Nigeria as well. Yes South Africans do travel to other African countries 🙂
Come during Christmas 😂😂 you will not go back again.
@@funnyfun7040 Hahaha! I can imagine
West African here from Senegal. The heat is real in west Africa specially in my country. All love bro.
As South African I am highly interested in taking my holiday in Nigeria just to see Africans in that side. I already have friends from that. Good video man
You are most welcome. I am sure the visit would be worth it.
Lmao. I enjoyed this video. As a Nigerian, I am happy you came here. I visited South Africa 2007(Sandton Johannesburg). Now you know why Nigerians are industrious and resourceful. We are product of our environment, where only the strong can make it. No room for laziness over here.
Kkkk..lol..that's true about the weather, food , currency , and transportation . Kudos to your explorative experience my brother.
Yes love our food is hot but then it depends on the preparation, some add lots some don’t but we love pepper cos of its health benefit and we are just used to it, I miss keke marwa Lollz
Loving your Nigerian experience.....beautiful people ooo!
In Nigeria, we have 2 seasons; dry and rainy season. It’s very hot in dry season n cold in rainy. December from Christmas till like January is cold too. Just do your research on when to come.
I'm happy to see our South African in Nigeria, because I've been scared of going to that country for a long time 😅 wow
Why are you scared? SA is more dangerous than Nigeria.
You don't need to be scared. You will be welcomed. You just need a guide, Most Nigerians are not bad people. They are accommodating, self for some few bad people which I think is normal.
@@terwasevictorsesugh3902 I will definitely visit, I've never heard any South Africans from Nigeria 🇳🇬 complaining about crimes 🤔
Nice experience bro, when next you come look for a calabar restaurant they have the best dish, am delta but I love calabar food more
Silana woza nazo simamele. The humid heat it probably was a coastal area where you were, right? I know in Durbs you do get that kind of heat once in a while. I wish you went for visit not for church, you have not seen much I was hoping for gist😉
Wonderful brother, thanks for such an open minded vedio. I love African countries also, but love Ghana more, I don't know why. My first stop will be Ghana and then Egypt and finally Israel one day.
One day the world will hear my voice about my experience in South Africa,Good and bad side of living there.,and how our fellow black people treated us even in the hospital it's only God who kept us.
Same thing when you are in Ghana. You would be Afraid of receiving a handshake from them. Foreigners are the only problem they see.
Loved this,you're such a good story teller
Nice! You only visited Lagos. Next time try Jos Nigeria. It has the best weather you can ever wish for.
Nigeria is Hot my brother, NO lies Lol....When I come from Overseas , Once You land at that airport in Ikeja, You'll instantly start feeling The heat😂😂😂
The heat is obvious that Even the Aircons in my house don't seem to work on my skin until maybe after Ive stayed for 5-7 days ...It was nice hearing your own experience and I'm sure the little ration who always think negative about Nigerians will change their perspective onwards and also try to explore and experience it too before giving a general judgement about their fellow Black brothers & sisters spread across the Continent of Mother Africa.... The fact that You speak Zulu, Shona, Xhosa, Swahili or whatever doesn't change the fact that We are ALL black skin & We are One! Let's Spread Such Love! Kudos and Great Video Brother! 🇳🇬❤️🇿🇦
The weather in Lagos is very hot. I am a Nigerian but I can’t stand the weather there. Plateau State gets very cold.
Thank you for the honest, insightful information on your experiences in Nigeria. I hope to visit soon.
Guys the love in this video is beautiful makes me wanna traveling throughout Africa
Wow your channel has so many interesting videos... Wonder why I didn't stumble on it earlier!
Keep on serving us this great content!
Lol thanks for Watching 🙏I've been on leave but im coming back
I want to go to Nigeria but the energy from them on social media it's the only thing that's keeping me from going
Same here 😩
@@treasurenqobilesmith7667 Don't worry babygirl we can go there together, it's my country but I based in London. Hit me up.
@@treasurenqobilesmith7667 you can hit me up
@@treasurenqobilesmith7667 don't be discourage. It's beautiful here. Much love
You have to come and ignore what is on social media
Lollz R450 now is about 12.6 in Rand
Came with SAA too and I had a good time, am loving this video already 😍😍
R12600. 00??
I think he talking about money that was meant for food of which he ended up living with less than 100 Rands for that whole week
Nice sharing. I suggest you watch Zulu-Nigeria, she is a South African that has visited and cover so many places in Nigeria including Lagos, Abuja, Onitsha etc.
She actually lives in Nigeria. There is also Naija wife, also a SAn based in Ireland married to a Nigerian.
@@walkwithorr naija wife is not South African she is either Zimbabwean or Mozambiquean
The accent tells all.
@@tshidioageng6918how do you know,, you should learn to say what you know... My brother is married to south African woman and she loves Nigeria so much, even going back to Nigeria to enjoy herself.
Good. Cos I was wondering if south Africans didn't find their experience in nigeria worthing of telling to the world. For south Africans still in nigeria, I just want to inform you all that there is a place called Mangu in Plateau state that their accent sounds just like the south African accent. And, you are all welcome.
Thats so cool
Maybe I should try and visit that area
@@SphakamisoDaProposal if you are in nigeria, yes, you'd be welcome
No Nigerian accent sounding like SA's. It's simply NOT true...
You know nothing, a country of with over a thousand languages and tribes and u still doubt.
Enjoyed watching this. Well presented. God bless!
Great video enjoyed hearing about your experience in Nigeria beautiful place
Thank you for watching
Welcomed bro hope to see you again one love
You did your best. I have been looking for someone outside Nigeria to give us their experience. The way you pronounced 'chicken' i can tell you speak Sepedi.
Lol i speak Setswana
@@p.mtoafrica5222
Not much difference
I can boldly say you came for IPPC at Oregun ikeja, then from campus ministry😜😜
I'm Nigerian but I come to the conference as a international from Poland.. Kudos to you for such a nice review of Nigeria.
Thank you for this video. We love foreigners. We are accommodating and hard working people. Africa is one🇳🇬
After watching this video and hearing how everything is so affordable from the flights etc I also want to visit Nigeria or any other african Country....
But I think it's easier if you have people on the other side to take care of you....
Most definitely, please don't visit Nigeria alone.
You don't need someone at the other end, that's where Europeans are more adventurous.
Make friends from different places in Nigeria so you can enjoy your trip ❤❤❤
Thank you for putting a picture of Nigeria in my mind. 🤗
As soon as you mentioned heat, pepper, fanta, malt i knew you were not caping. Nice one.
Bro, you talking about Lagos and it does not represent all Nigeria. Next time visit Abuja, Jos, Calabar, Port Harcourt, Enugu, Uyo there's a lot to Nigeria 🇳🇬
How far is Abuja from Lagos? And how is the night life there? What are language differences.
@@zakhelembhele7046there's no difference but you will enjoy your trip well ❤
I remember the experience. We were there together.
You start sweating from the crown of your head. You wish that you could remove your hair.
Hahaha yes sir, the heat was too much😅💖
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmaooooo! And I dislike the heat but ey we gotta travel sometimes
True there are lots of beautiful places in Nigeria, however there are also not so beautiful places too
Hey guy I really want to visit Nigeria and you out here talking about the heat. U are scaring me but I wan' to go either way
Try and make friends from different places in Nigeria so you can enjoy it ❤❤
Great! But I must add that there are different regions in Nigeria and many other Nigerians don't eat spicey food, there's less traffic, less populated cities and cities that get colder than many cities in South Africa
Great experience, LOVE your video✌️👍
That is nice to hear that Nigerian food is not expensive and rather affordable for travelers from South Africa.
It will be #currency factor.
I like this guy already 👍 Respect bro
Nice experience bro,I wish one day I could travel to one of our continent countries 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦,but I guess I won't survive the heat of East,West or Central Africa.
Love your experience in my country Nigeria. So I have to subscribe for your positive vibes.
Adventure is always like that u don’t expect same weather more over western part of nigeria is hot compared to the southern side ,meaning u can’t travel to dubai, saudi,Oman,qatar,Bahrain,Kuwait,Sudan ,and some states in the United States 🇺🇸eg California, florida,Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico
Next time you come to Nigeria, visit Abuja, jos, and calabar but jos has snow in the hills. If you want to avoid toomuch heat come in the July.
We cannot have a real test/taste of pan-Africanism if we do not travel at least within Africa. Thank you, my brother for sharing your experience in Nigeria.
Nice video. I'd really love to visit Nigeria, Kenya and Ethiopia.
Nice experience, Nigeria is made up difference parts like the North, South and East Nigeria. Each part with their favour and beauty. It's a place to visit if you have your compass right
Hey, man. I am Zimbabwean, and have been in Nigeria for quite a few years now. Exactly the same experience I went through regarding the heat! I was shocked. It was like having some steam from a kettle blown to your face. Then the humidity and the smell of it. OMG. Then when I came out of the Airport Lounge, I saw huge crowds of people. I got a little afraid. Too many people milling around. Then finally the traffic. Oh, my my! But now am okay with the heat after all these years. Food for me was a big challenge too.
Lol you explained everything so well
How does it smell
Food doesn't look appetizing
It takes time for southern Africans and East Africans to get used to west African food, but it’s best to start with vegetable stews with semolina(looks like pap and has a pap texture) before graduating to other foods.
You're absolutely right. It hits you as soon as you step out of the plane. It just hits you hard. Different scent in the atmosphere as well. I loved the food.
I want to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬, I am South African by the way. I heard about their hospitality and I also heard that the police don’t harass us when you are a South African. I am coming Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Ghana 🇬🇭 next then Senegal 🇸🇳/ Gambia 🇬🇲then off to east Africa Tanzania 🇹🇿 Kenya 🇰🇪, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Rwanda 🇷🇼. I want to go to Somalia 🇸🇴…. Eish! I think I need to save 💵 a lot for such trips hey
Hi am from Nigeria nice one
You are touring the continent.
@@SkidCudi yes, but now since the covid I am stuck in Europe.
@@Africa983 awe 🤝
Nice narrative. Really honest. Kudos!!!
Well west Africa is the middle or center of the earth, so we closer to the sun than any other place on earth, lat 0 long 0, the equator goes thru west Africa too
Very true.
M South African but I really wanna Visit Nigeria and Ghana 🇬🇭
Always wanted to visit Naija but I'm scared...I'm glad you're OK. Maybe i should try my luck this Dec..
Don't be scared man. It's not that bad as it portrayed in the media. Every country have some bad sides too.
@@Fellyx222 I won't be discriminated against? I always see most Nigerian people on Twitter saying bad things about us and those are the kind of things that makes me scared.. my brother and I have been saving to come there.
@@leboeric2835 we don't do that here. But the reactions from most SA guys brought out our reactions.
I don't know why your brothers don't feel comfortable with us. But your ladies are damn beautiful, and love Nigerians; and our men no doubt.
@@Fellyx222 not all of US...
No need to be scared... just take the basic precaution like you would do in any large city anywhere in the world. Regarding feeling welcome... Nigerians will welcome you as their brother when you arrive and interact... Nigerians won't attack you or insult you for being South African. Nigerians are the most welcoming people ever. Nigerians just don't like being insulted by some South Africans online... and the cases of Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa upsets Nigerians because Nigerians gave so much support to South African freedom fighters during Apartheid... when Nigerians get insulted online by some South Africans.., Nigerians fight back hard.... However, when you arrive and show mutual respect, Nigerians will welcome you. Nigerians love citizens of all African countries... Nigeria sees itself as the big brother of Africa to love and protect all Africans.
You truly went to Nigeria. I bursted into laughter when u said the first thing u experienced was heat. U are not lying at all.... Lol
We must learn how to accommodate one another, black is black we could not merry here in Nigeria until the wicked regime in South Africa was defeated. Your honor and freedom then was attached to our happiness here in Nigeria.
But SA has helped Nigeria more even during your boko haram terrorist yet we not reminding you everyday
Nigeria is very hot but it depends on the part of Nigeria. Some places are are very cold, places like jos.
Just subscribed because of the title.. Good to know that our people do visit other African countries 😊
Thanks for sharing your experience about Nigeria and your honest assessment is on point, the heat is crazy, even sometimes the rain is scary. Not all Nigeria food is spicy/hot with pepper, Yorubas eating more pepper than other tribes. Egusi, and bitter leaf soup are mostly from the Igbo tribe. Next time try the Vegetable and Affang soup and you will be hooked for life.
Next time you visit Nigeria tour lagos, also visit Abuja the capital city. Abuja is beautiful
OK thanks I will
@@p.mtoafrica5222 I'm glad you came to Naija. Abuja and Lagos are so different. Next time I hope you make it to ABJ. Want to visit SA too, Amapiano is the main cause lol, and I think it will be a vibe. SA landscapes look breathtaking also. I saw a yearly SA traditional dance competition on RUclips but not sure what it's called or if they allow outsiders though. I would legit visit to attend that.
Yaaaassssss Abuja is stunning 😍