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A Nigerian Living in South Africa | @Mibiafolabi shares her Honest Review Living in South Africa
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A Nigerian Living in South Africa | @Mibiafolabi shares her Honest Review Living in South Africa
Eating Fresh Sardines for the first time in Essaouira #essaouira #sardinesrecipe #gameofthrones
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Eating Fresh Sardines for the first time in Essaouira #essaouira #sardinesrecipe #gameofthrones
A Day in Essaouira; eating Sardines, Shopping & Chilling at the Beach🏖️ #essaouira #travelvlog
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A Day in Essaouira; eating Sardines, Shopping & Chilling at the Beach🏖️ #essaouira #travelvlog
Inside Africa’s Largest Mosque Hassan II Morocco #mosque #muslimtiktok #exploremorocco
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Inside Africa’s Largest Mosque Hassan II Morocco #mosque #muslimtiktok #exploremorocco
Africa's largest mosque Hassan II the view & architecture #hassan2 #masjid #atlanticocean
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Africa's largest mosque Hassan II the view & architecture #hassan2 #masjid #atlanticocean
Agafay Desert is overrated; Day Tour Experience #desert #travelexperience #travelvlog #daytour
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Agafay Desert is overrated; Day Tour Experience #desert #travelexperience #travelvlog #daytour
Diary of a foodie; Lunch date with my bestie #foodie #foodvlog #lunchdate
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Diary of a foodie; Lunch date with my bestie #foodie #foodvlog #lunchdate
The Adventure of Three Local Women Touring Morocco; buying pomegranate #funnyvideo #morocco
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The Adventure of Three Local Women Touring Morocco; buying pomegranate #funnyvideo #morocco
Trying Moroccan food for the first time, the famous Tagine #moroccanfood #tagine #firsttime
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Trying Moroccan food for the first time, the famous Tagine #moroccanfood #tagine #firsttime
Process of making Argan oil, butter and honey from Morocco | Easy steps to make Argan oil #morocco
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Process of making Argan oil, butter and honey from Morocco | Easy steps to make Argan oil #morocco
Honest bunch bants on food experience. Would you eat rare steak? #foodie #foodvlog #travelvlog
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Honest bunch bants on food experience. Would you eat rare steak? #foodie #foodvlog #travelvlog
Dr. Abimbola Williams’ 70th birthday, God healed her from stroke #nsppd #healing #70thbirthday
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Dr. Abimbola Williams’ 70th birthday, God healed her from stroke #nsppd #healing #70thbirthday
God healed her from stroke, listen to her testimony on her 70th birthday #nsppd #testimony
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God healed her from stroke, listen to her testimony on her 70th birthday #nsppd #testimony
Shocking Surprise Marriage PROPOSAL | I got ENGAGED: Swagger’s Lifestyle
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Shocking Surprise Marriage PROPOSAL | I got ENGAGED: Swagger’s Lifestyle
My bestie! Forever | Groom's pet name for bride is Baby Shark: Swagger's Lifestyle #wedding
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My bestie! Forever | Groom's pet name for bride is Baby Shark: Swagger's Lifestyle #wedding
A Nigerian Living the Van Life in Kenya | My Van Life Experience: Swagger's Lifestyle #nairobi
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A Nigerian Living the Van Life in Kenya | My Van Life Experience: Swagger's Lifestyle #nairobi
Watch 2 Lawyers getting married: Swagger's Lifestyle
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Watch 2 Lawyers getting married: Swagger's Lifestyle
A Nigerian Living in Uganda | Relocation to Uganda @chatleesspace60 -Swagger's Lifestyle #uganda
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A Nigerian Living in Uganda | Relocation to Uganda @chatleesspace60 -Swagger's Lifestyle #uganda
Love Conquers All! Watch The Royal Wedding In Abuja
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Love Conquers All! Watch The Royal Wedding In Abuja
TIV Traditional Marriage | Intercultural Urhobo & Edo Wedding; Swagger's Lifestyle #wedding
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TIV Traditional Marriage | Intercultural Urhobo & Edo Wedding; Swagger's Lifestyle #wedding
A Nigerian Living in Norway | Relocation to Norway for Free Education@MuyiwaMG-Swagger's Lifestyle
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A Nigerian Living in Norway | Relocation to Norway for Free Education@MuyiwaMG-Swagger's Lifestyle
Explore an Art & Crafts Market,Where Every Item is Handmade: Swagger’s Lifestyle #artandcraft #tour
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Explore an Art & Crafts Market,Where Every Item is Handmade: Swagger’s Lifestyle #artandcraft #tour
A NIGERIAN LIVING IN FRANCE | RELOCATION TO FRANCE: SWAGGER'S LIFESTYLE #france #paris #versailles
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A NIGERIAN LIVING IN FRANCE | RELOCATION TO FRANCE: SWAGGER'S LIFESTYLE #france #paris #versailles
HOW DID YOU GUYS MEET? OUR LOVE STORY: SWAGGER'S LIFESTYLE #love #howimetmyhusband
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HOW DID YOU GUYS MEET? OUR LOVE STORY: SWAGGER'S LIFESTYLE #love #howimetmyhusband
A Nigerian Living in Belgium | Relocation to Belgium: Swagger's Lifestyle #belgium
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A Nigerian Living in Belgium | Relocation to Belgium: Swagger's Lifestyle #belgium
TRAVEL VLOG | MY VISIT TO HASSAN II MOSQUE & VILLA DES ART | CASABLANCA. #maroc #travelvlog
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TRAVEL VLOG | MY VISIT TO HASSAN II MOSQUE & VILLA DES ART | CASABLANCA. #maroc #travelvlog
A Nigerian Living in The Kingdom of Morocco | Relocation to Maroc: Swagger's Lifestyle #maroc
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A Nigerian Living in The Kingdom of Morocco | Relocation to Maroc: Swagger's Lifestyle #maroc
Our Love Story; How the Groom Stole the Bride from His Friend and Married Her: Swagger's Lifestyle
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Our Love Story; How the Groom Stole the Bride from His Friend and Married Her: Swagger's Lifestyle
A Nigerian Living in Houston Texas | Relocation to the USA: Swagger's Lifestyle #usa #texas
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A Nigerian Living in Houston Texas | Relocation to the USA: Swagger's Lifestyle #usa #texas

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  • @gelaben26
    @gelaben26 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hearing from reliable sources in SA compared to tabloid bloggers who spread fake news

  • @nasrihussein4293
    @nasrihussein4293 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Ii am Somalian bone kenya love kenya❤❤❤❤❤

  • @dothadance1
    @dothadance1 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Go home foreigners. We can’t breathe.

  • @antoninagachoka7097
    @antoninagachoka7097 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    You need a local kenyan girlfriend to show you around, where to get cheaper food and hairdressers life will be less expensive for you, its too expensive to be in the house all the time

  • @mariatheresa2755
    @mariatheresa2755 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hahaha mbu banna Uganda muli calm

  • @DumeJeusi
    @DumeJeusi 13 วันที่ผ่านมา

    She is very well spoken and calm. Sounds very Kenyan and not Nigerian. She is also quite knowledgable. I would have liked to hear more about what she didn't like in Kenya.

    • @mandyb6414
      @mandyb6414 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      You are 💯

  • @205thelostsongs
    @205thelostsongs 14 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Oh yes, so what are PHD’s used for in Nigeria by the way? Yes generally we South Africans don’t have much interest to that degree yet. We don’t believe in talking philosophies of change and theories around a dinner table, we believe in the practical way of improving our society and not let it go to waste. Perhaps when we finally get the country where we need it, we will strive for these PHD’s. But they don’t seem to work for Nigeria at this point in time.

  • @205thelostsongs
    @205thelostsongs 14 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The comment about foreigners taking jobs. That’s mostly in the poorer communities and it is true….a lot of those blue collar jobs are taken by Zimbabweans because they are very cheap labour…way below the minimum wage. Also, if we are lazy…who has been building this land and economy since 1994? We work hard and we are hellbent on making sure that in our lifetime this economy will work for everyone…because the blood of our loved ones was spilt and it is still fresh. We have a lot of different types of communities and perhaps your understanding is based on where you are and who you are surrounded by.

  • @sbo147
    @sbo147 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Nigerian are mostly badand ungrateful don't respect laws of other countries as your guest how can you say south Africans are lazy who pay tax to provide for everything you enjoying in SA same university your husband graduated from south african pay tax houses govt give not free from tax south African pays

  • @SweetAustaTv
    @SweetAustaTv 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Odogwu 1 God bless their home 🙏

  • @SweetAustaTv
    @SweetAustaTv 26 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Oh such a beautiful and thoughtful gift.

  • @henrykmatthew3900
    @henrykmatthew3900 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Amazing

    • @GbogboSwagger
      @GbogboSwagger 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@henrykmatthew3900 thanks for watching

  • @SweetAustaTv
    @SweetAustaTv หลายเดือนก่อน

    I just love how diverse and beautiful our various cultures are.

  • @SweetAustaTv
    @SweetAustaTv หลายเดือนก่อน

    He did an amazing job . Congratulations 🎉

  • @babatundepopoola9773
    @babatundepopoola9773 หลายเดือนก่อน

    He tried nah. Me as a person can dance more than that but in my inner mind😂

  • @justinebazanya
    @justinebazanya หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you Chatlee for show casing our country Ug. God bless you.

  • @jiripokorny7704
    @jiripokorny7704 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Ekonomický zákon zní, že zdroje jsou v místě a čase vždy omezené. Je zde energetická krize způsobená zeleným údělem a více cizinců než je příjemné. Proto nejezděte!

  • @faithisah2266
    @faithisah2266 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Plssss wats d name of d university u went too?

  • @sumtendechaba9717
    @sumtendechaba9717 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Every african can sing and dance!

  • @hloniphaniradebe8862
    @hloniphaniradebe8862 หลายเดือนก่อน

    South Africans are very welcoming and we love our sister and brothers from Africa. I think we have been disappointed by the shortcomings of our new government and we tend to vent our anger sometimes at foreigners. Also some foreigners come here with nefarious intends, like drugs, human trafficking and all that. Otherwise we are a loving people and very good people.

    • @dothadance1
      @dothadance1 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Uthetha ikaka. Mazi hambe Izinja.

  • @Tshepo777Yah
    @Tshepo777Yah หลายเดือนก่อน

    Are these two serious? Just go fix your countries so that we can visit each other and not happen in one direction

  • @Oceanbee53
    @Oceanbee53 หลายเดือนก่อน

    ❤ very interesting

  • @Feroxx65
    @Feroxx65 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Im happy being a Filipino. At least we are 100 years ahead than Nigeria in all fronts of social services and infrastructure development. The way their cities look like I can say that they are just in the early 19th century and thats a fact.

    • @v.e4103
      @v.e4103 24 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Lol you must be joking

  • @sanelemwelase
    @sanelemwelase หลายเดือนก่อน

    When are u leaving our country?? Please do us a favor,pack up yoir bags and leave...with all your country people. You have overstayed your welcome. Thank you 😊 🙏 😊

  • @IFeedDirtToMySisters
    @IFeedDirtToMySisters หลายเดือนก่อน

    UHM CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW GORGEOUS THE DRESS IS

  • @Nthwela
    @Nthwela หลายเดือนก่อน

    We dont want you guys here fela!!

  • @catherinecaesar5334
    @catherinecaesar5334 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Whats with the chewing?

  • @omokaroojiire
    @omokaroojiire หลายเดือนก่อน

    Idi Amin love his people, but African leaders who put their people first are given bad name by the West!

  • @omokaroojiire
    @omokaroojiire หลายเดือนก่อน

    Sharp and soft spoken young lady. She's the type that will do well wherever she goes. Good content!!!

  • @SallieJaydens-uq8qw
    @SallieJaydens-uq8qw 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It6 called sheng !! English Swahili woooow we really appreciate you

  • @martiniyke2356
    @martiniyke2356 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Please what's David's name on Instagram?

  • @giressebosako8348
    @giressebosako8348 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Can you help please, is norway a frindly to aslyum seeker with family and 2 kids

  • @tspen4128
    @tspen4128 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    On the immigration and visa issue, its not solely because of prejudice (even though we know that the whole concept of Visas is inherently prejudicial). As the lady mentioned, SA had open borders for a very long time and people would take advantage of that - i.e. people coming in on a visitor/ tourist visa and illegally stay and avoid authorities...Hence the stringent requirements now where you need to establish who you are and where you come from before being granted access to the country. Then the comment on SA blaming foreigners for their children taking drugs and it being the fault of "bad parenting",etc. I think this is a very ignorant and insensitive take, which also contributes to why Nigerians are disliked. If you are poor and disinfranchised in your country it is very easy to fall victim to substance abuse. To blame parents for illegal immigrants coming into their communities and selling drugs to their children and enticing their daughters into prostitution, then arrogantly pointing the finger at the victim is very reckless and the type of rhetoric that fuels the hatred South africans have in their hearts....its sad that even the nigerians we get along with and accept into our societies, will still habour these rightouesly indignant attitudes towards their hosts. Lecturing your hosts on globalism whilst your countrymen have intolerance amongst their own is equally insulting. Edit: just finished watching the vid and o commented before finishing the video...i think the ending is important, not everyone deserves to be painted with the same brush and relations between the two countries need to be mended and improved for the good of Africa

  • @Yoyo-e8c
    @Yoyo-e8c 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We are not even dreaming about going to visit at Nigeria! Please take your husband with you! As a Nigerian teacher please try not to teach our children to say My friend my friend!

  • @Yoyo-e8c
    @Yoyo-e8c 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    @1HourOf. They are Lazy in their own Country! At least their not Human trafficking Nigeria country is curse! You killing ather people's children with drugs to build your houses in Nigeria! The whole World is complaining about Nigerians sis niyazihlazisa! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

  • @theyluv_tshego
    @theyluv_tshego 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We South Africans do not have a problem with honest working Nigerians who came in legally. We do not appreciate dishonest and ilegal Nigerians.

  • @SweetAustaTv
    @SweetAustaTv 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It is sometimes not easy to learn a new language.

  • @OuattaraFatim-jw2zy
    @OuattaraFatim-jw2zy 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

  • @kwenaachimmokwena8154
    @kwenaachimmokwena8154 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My Brother, which venac language have you learnt up to so far?

  • @SweetAustaTv
    @SweetAustaTv 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wow so beautifully packed and arranged.

  • @NwaforBlessing-je8rf
    @NwaforBlessing-je8rf 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I enjoyed every bit of this session 😊

  • @SipheleleMthethwa-tt3xp
    @SipheleleMthethwa-tt3xp 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yàl r funny man😂😂luv yal

  • @martiniyke2356
    @martiniyke2356 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Please what can a man do over there to make a living please?

  • @linmbassalinmbassa5992
    @linmbassalinmbassa5992 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Do you still in Uganda or know of a Nigerian who cooks in Uganda. I am a Ugandan but craving for Nigerian food especially egusi, pepe soup and jillof. Please reply me. I’m willing to pay for that food. Thanks

  • @hlengsmthunzi
    @hlengsmthunzi 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Mmmm, bro thank you for your openness , but pls also ask wifey to make beef stew , chicken stew tomato gravy , etc...we do make soup but we call them gravy..you did us dirty on this one my bro hahahahahahahahahah, but all is good

  • @MatomeMatshwi
    @MatomeMatshwi 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Mxm nonsense

  • @lindanisibisi1661
    @lindanisibisi1661 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    definitely not all Nigerians are doing bad things in south Africa but Many of them are. let's not shy away from the truth good people. and many of Nigerians that are doing such things are those without proper documentation. and my sister the only time a south Africans will remind you that you are not a south African is when you stepped on their toe. Some Nigerians are good at doing that. very bad habit. it's kind of dividing us as Africans.

  • @Ntuthu-ZA
    @Ntuthu-ZA 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    9:35 She said eishhh!!! Thank you my dear for doing this series. We love our country a lot. Forgive us, we come for everyone that has negative things to say about us. Many people love the country but wish we were not in it, the first ones being some of our white compatriots, and then many who suggest that we should go live in the countries they have fled from😂 We are very sensitive to criticism coming from non-locals, but we ourselves criticise ourselves and our leaders too and never stop complaining about things that aren’t working as we wish. All the best. Will watch the South Korea video next. Hope to visit one day.

  • @johngate777
    @johngate777 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Expository 🔥🔥🔥thanks for this series. Eye opening, educative and insightful

  • @stevenkovar5843
    @stevenkovar5843 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    With respect, but your knowledge about the Czech Republic and Czech history is very poor indeed. Czechia was never anyone's back colony -never ever !! Unlike of Nigeria, right? We were just INCORPORATED INTO THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE and that's significant difference, isn't it? We never adopted any another language , we got still our own native language and if I would you, so I wouldn't brag too much that Nigeria was a British colony, cause that's a rather sad story , that you were not able to preserve your own identity, pride and official language. (Do not get me wrong but as far as I know, there is a lot of local languages which people speak in Nigeria (like example Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo and I could go on) I was born in London ,(My mother is English, but my dad is Czech ), so I speak Czech very well ,fluently, but to be honest with u, you accent when you speak English is quite far from pure English , at least as I can make a judgement as English-Czech person born and raised in London. Whatever, I just wondering that u should study more and better history of The Czech Republic , culture and custom of the local people , to avoid to say a potential nonsense and inaccuracy which you already said more than enough in your video. didn't u? Africa is definitely amazing continent , but unfortunately with many of developing and backward countries and Nigeria is not an exception, categorised as lower middle income by the World Bank. The inadequate infrastructure in Nigeria including poor road rage and networks, inadequate power supply and very limited access to clean water and healthcare as well. There's a lot more economic and social aspects why Nigeria is still on the list of developing countries. Unfortunately, that's just the way it this . Anyway, I wish u a great stay and amazing life in fully developed and gorgeous Czech Republic. Have a wonderful day