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My buscket list Uganda, Nigeria,Angola,

Spread love of not selling drugs and doing 419

They are more welcoming because you are not there to stay you went there for a week

Point of correction, Lagos isn't d whole Nigeria..... Our weather varies with location...... Plateu state is cold ....etc Our meals too ...not all tribes' food contains much pepper . Yorubas r known for that [ pepper]

They neede your support with the strength ofyour rand value

Brother start giving us a content please

I'll rather die than going to Nigeria.

You had about R100 cash, I can tell you right now you were a millionaire in Nigeria.

Why didn't you stay in Nigeria?

Hope your other xenophobic brothers sees this ...

I wish to go my family. I like Nigeria's but ...chai!!!

I have been to Nigeria. Nut for pnly pne week and we went for burial.It was a short visit. Nigerians are so welcoming and loves people. I would like to go again,this time to explore

Chilli food, yes. What you can buy with R100 in Nigeria you can't buy with R500 in South Africa. Food and cost of living is very cheap and mostly organic. Oranges, vegetable, meat and fish. R5 organic banana is about R100 and is enough for four or five people. You are talking about Banana Island. Yes, it is hot, but the hottest is Northern Nigeria. Jos is got South African weather in similar. So it depend the region. Even here in South Africa is not the same weather. Upington is hotter, Cape Town is hot in summer, Joburg is not as hot. Durban weather is also different. Yea. Next time try and visit my home state in Nigeria. Rivers State, Port Harcourt.

South Africa needed visa then but South Africans are now visa free to Nigeria. Visa on arrival is now granted. Nigeria has implemented their own but South Africa is yet to implement theirs.

One love from Nigeria

Stop lying man , can good people come and sell drugs to our kids , we are not fools go stay there permanently

I think i can survive in Nigeria with my rand😅😅 10000

"Butterfly called itself a bird "........this fool thinks he's a white man in a black complexion, even the white people needs that warm/hot temperate region to live

Very nice of staying positive. Don't be a negative podcast like others out of jealousy. Be kool bro.

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.

Nigeria is hot but the country where i am abroad is hotter so it seems you are used to it

We love you big time, Nigerians are hospitable, but that doesn't rule out the fact that there are no bad eggs.

You only went to one state out of 36 and you are saying Nigeria is hot. Nigeria has different types of weather, if Lagos is hot maybe Kano or North is cold.

Igerian has notging in common with any African country except the black skin. We have always been free. Even the military rule was even more democratic than this civil rule we have.

Am a Nigerian living in equatorial guinea,malabo capital, the only Spanish colony here in the continent, i can say the best form of understanding between ourselves is true Turism, and understanding of people's cultures and behavior and respect them by shearing positive light on them, to the hol world, if not many still hate his/her fellow Americans brother+ recism, just because of one's error or unverified rumors, thanks bro for shearing such a wonderful and united massage of experience ❤❤ one love to all African youth's ❤️ one to all.

You NOT South African... Bye!!!

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.

We have season for the hot weather did you stay till December?

Where are the xenophobic south africans? I can see their comments

The only problem is their drugs, scams and they are too loud full of themselves iam planing to go to Burkina faso

It's coke we like, though Nigeria can be hot but i suspect you visited Nigeria in February and April especially March

Nigerians will treat you right as a foreigner.They are warm.Yes they eat a lots of hot peppers.

Around 1990 while I was still in Secondary (high school), a lot of South Africans came to my school (Mayflower school, Ikenne, Ogun state, owned by Dr Tai Solarin of blessed memory) to study. This was before black South Africans got the freedom to rule themselves through our revered Nelson Mandela. I can tell you, as much as I know, those South African kids were happy here in Nigeria. We loved them and treated them as best as we could as our own. Though there were isolated cases of some bullies amongst us (who got disciplined for their misdemeanors) who might not have behaved nicely to our young South African guests. They (the South African students) received a great and respectful reception from most of us. Most of those kids back then are now in their 50s and late 40s now. During that time (in the early 1990s) we have a good number of our musicians and activists singing songs of freedom and clamouring for self governance by black south Africans. Hopefully, Our south African brothers will one day appreciate the commitment and contribution of the Nigerian people and government to their eventual emancipation from White minority rule. If I'm right, even our beloved Nelson Mandela and perhaps some of his colleagues lived briefly in Nigeria for some time during his struggles before he would later be arrested. Chief Mbazulike Amaechi, A Nigerian statesman revealed how he hid the foremost South African nationalist and former president of South Africa, Chief Nelson Mandela for six months in Nigeria to evade his arrest by officials of the apartheid regime in that country. That was way back in 1963. It breaks my heart when young South Africans with little knowledge of history talks down on Nigerians at times. I however appreciate greatly the kind comment, effort and observation of this our young South African brother who made this video. May the good Lord bless you. I appreciate your work❤ I wish South Africans (especially the young ones with little sense of history) stop the hasty generalization of calling Nigerians bad people because of their experience with some of the few bad ones they've seen. A lot of us are kind people and we are mostly accommodating. Thanks once again for making this video. It is well appreciated. May God bless Africa!

Ghana is much hotter 😂😂🤣

Please don't visit Ur people said South Africans are okay in SA that u people don't travel

Humidity!

U are a good man

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Stop fooling people that African jungle is not safe for any south Africans. U wanna get us killed out there. Remember we have blood of gold 😅😅😅

Not every Nigerian eats much pepper.

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It's very sad how the southern part of Africa always calls people foreigners. We dont normally do that in West Africa. Foreign land, foreign people and sooooo

That's just Lagos ooh Not even the capital Abuja

How are South Africans that got there illegal and they don't respect the law?

So you needed a visa to get into Nigeria but when we request the same it's self hate xenophobia

Daily prayer Thank God I'm not from Nigeria 🇳🇬 Nigeria doesn't make sense. Can we replace them with Madagascar 🇲🇬

But he is back in South Africa 🇿🇦 now in Cape Town.

Lagos is particularly hot due to the dense population. Thank you for your review on Nigeria though.

Shame my brother, better be more prepared next time, ask for more money from friends and family before you travel so far, otherwise I enjoyed your story

Thanks for this video.