What Does Nigeria village, Countryside Look Like?
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- What does a Nigerian Village Look Like.
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Thank you.. thank you.. more and more..
You've done it.. VERY VERY BIG [for me]..
This NIGERIAN VILLAGE 'walk'.. the "pam wain/oil" ['complex' language] talk.. [I was laughing (loudly by myself).. believe it..]
You are [1] of the [many VERY useful, intelligent.. really WONDERFUL teams..
You are HANDS-ON giving [all corners of] the WORLD.. the authentic pictures of our MOTHER CONTINENT [AFRIKA/AFRICA]..
Please keep going on.. with the wonderful [and essential] work you are doing [in telling our TRUE STORIES.. about our ways by OURSELVES..]
Thank you.. thank you.. so, so much..!!
OCENG ABONYO OYUGI [Eng]
Hello African tigress, I've waiting for your latest video. I hope you got palm wine yesterday.
Let a Trinidad and Tobago fan give Nollywood a try...Hey ohhh...Mama Tigress have you heard the latest? So you've heard eh? Hey ah beg were you under a rock? You actually mean that you've not heard?
Mama Tigress: No ohh I haven't heard..tell me what even happened self? This way you are shouting tell me oh..radio without battery eh..give me the latest news or is it gist? Hey which is it self?
So Mama Tigress you are insulting me? I brought myself here to give you the latest and you are...Hey.. anyway let me tell you...lolll. Have another lovely day in fact two months in that village. If you think we'll let you get away then think again because you guys...yes both of you owe us to see you both cooking village food and some village dancing. Don't leave ohhh...and eh thanks for you people taking time to bring us the videos. Blessings
I like that the village environment looks clean, organized and peaceful all round.
I loved it too
That's how all villages around Nigeria looks like
N fresh air too.
HELLO GOOD TO HON Terna Agor
I'm here to pass catty comments in rebuttal to comments made about African tigress video in Berekum in Ghana, saying the small town looks unclean. Shame on you, look at your road here. Berekum in Ghana is a small farming community but had its road network tarred. You people talk as if you own the world. Hurry and go watch African tigress video of Berekum in Ghana and you will understand my point. Berekum is a small and more to add, a farming community even very far away from its capital "Sunyani".
Nigerian village setup is not monolithic in nature. A village organisation in Akwa Ibom will be different from a village setup in Northern Nigeria. The built setup in Akwa Ibom is different from a village setup in Edo state in terms of layout, types of plants such Affam trees or having the farm around the house.etc.
Yeah you're right. In Edo state we don't farm close to houses. 👍
Truth. Where I'm from houses are all in one location then farmlands are in the outskirts. But I love this AK set up sha, gives an estate feel
Akwa ibom village has the same setting as all the villages in the south east.
African Tigress is looking more beautiful since you've been in Naija...the Village looks like a scene in a Nollywood movie,by the way that where Ini Edo is from.
We love Nigerians and Nigerian movies. Ogaa Ohh nawaooo. Chineke I go chop egusi soup. Love from Philadephia Pennsylvania. Our lovely Tigress I was so happy to see the Village of one of my students Edo. Wow.
Akwa Ibom state citizens are indeed very decipline right from village to their cities, look how thier village are clean and organize just like thiers cities.
Nice video, Kenya Queen
True, i can't believe it's the same Nigeria,look like we need someone from that region as president
@@oluwadamilola6233 All the southeast regions in Nigeria are almost the same, even some are more beautiful than this, some villages are so green that trees will form canopies all through the pathway
@@nenitafrica6851 i was talking about the cleanliness of the village, it's not the same in other south east state please, just Akwa ibom has this level of cleanliness
@@nenitafrica6851 first Akwa Ibom is not southeast but south south
secondly, your assertion is wrong. not all southeast states are clean. Abia state is anything but clean.
You can't compare any state in the south east to Akwa Ibom in terms of cleanliness and serenity from the villages down to the city
This place reminds me of my village where I grew up in Jamaica. The vibes are the same.
There are many many similarities between Jamaica and Nigeria. Been to both places. 😊
Many Jamaicans are originally from Nigeria and Ghana
Wow Nigerian village is different from Kenyan Village but same in a way wow.Africa is beautiful 🤩 we have so much similarities and little differences
Nigerians village is different different in each town.
@@chrisudoka5420 wow that is super interesting 🤔.Kenyan villages all look alike mmh
@@Canadianlove There are some villages in Nigeria where most of the buildings are 2 or 3 storey mansions, the people having long disposed of their small houses.
Akwa ibom is a tropical state in South eastern part of Nigeria
What are the differences? I'm curious which looks better
I love this lady's adventures. I realize our world is so diverse and sweet especially without wars, greed, and all the bad thing mankind has decided to perpetuate . Our world is heaven.
Absolutely. If only we could open our eyes and see it.
I really enjoyed this video. Am a Nigerian and I resides in New York. I love village, no hungry and all the foods are natural. Good job
That’s right, they produce everything and fresh, imagine if they get machinery for more farming
My ancestors were stolen from these villages....I want to return for them. My spirit has missed you for at least 200 years ....
Welcome back home...
@@AFRICANTIGRESS ❤❤❤
Chinwe is an Igbo name.
Come home whenever you are ready! We’ll welcome you with open arms.
@@charlesugochukwu9283 Thank you Charles. I went to University with fellow Nigerian snd Kenyan students ..The Igbo students always said that I was an Igbo. At the time I was clueless as to what they meant ...I joined a university news journal group called The Africana Journal...The students dubbed my writer's name as Chinwe ....Life belongs to God Almighty..
Funny how years later even after graduate school I discovered through DNA that I'm actually more than 55 percent Nigerian ancestry...My DNA also matched with several Nigerians in Diaspora here ...So, I know through scientific technology that at least several of my bloodline came from Anambra State , a village called Eckwolobia!
My DNA matched me to names of my 5th and 6th Nigerian cousins from that area..who had parents from that village but now in USA...
My background is microbiology but this DNA technology is so specific, its used in forensic evidence , even certain DNA from trees xan be traced from certain specific areas ....I have to visit Eckwolobia this year ! Arrangements are being made ..
Chinwendu = God is the owner of life
Chinwendum = God is the owner of my life.
They gave you a beautiful name, you must be very special to whoever gave you the name. it's spelt Ekwulobia, thanks for trying to reconnect with us our dear sister.
All smile from🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 Ireland!!
The village walk is beautiful, so natural.
Cheers!
Oh the movie scene is a killer ... this whole village looks like a tourist attraction .. so beautiful 👍
I would love to visit this village really looks peaceful ND beautiful. X guyz , such a good fam Tigress how did u connect to this well mannered humane vloggers.
Even some westerners watch naija moveys, zthe directors just need to work on their too loud background drowning the actors/actresses boices
2. correction, voices
@@tombimashri8149 the better produced ones are on Netflix
There are literally thousands of villages like this in Southern Nigeria and the Middle Belt too.
Northern Nigeria has a different look esp bcos of the way they build their houses, the layout and vegetation is different. Nigeria is very diverse and worth exploring
I enjoyed the video. Peaceful environment, lot’s of trees and chiming of birds. I love village life. I live in the west especially during 6 months of winter time it’s brutal. No green trees, no social life it’s just working and making money. I’m building my dream house in the village back home and I’ll be permanently relocating in the next 10 years
I love Nigerian films and always wanted to see these places
.thank you for showing me these places
homes that we normally see in nigerian movies.I love their culture 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I love Nigerian villages. They look like some villages in Guyana. With palm trees cassava, banana, plantain,eddo or Coco etc, even dirt roads and birds sheep goats. That's why I love Nigerian village movies so much. I would love to taste palm wine. Lol.
What i love about the village is fruits and farm produce are for free,no buying you grab n eat❤❤❤
200k loading! The chirping from the birds is so soothing.
So tranquil and very therapeutic environment. Nigerian movies are watched all over the world.
Palm Tree is the most valuable tree in the whole world. It has the highest added values among all the trees in the world. Nothing is a waste in the whole of Palm tree. I repeat, nothing about Palm Tree is a waste.
However, there are three types of Palm Tree: Male, Female and special Male.
a) The male type is the type that does not produce palm fruits. It is meant for tapping Palm wine only.
b) The female is the one that produces palm fruits. Its fruit colour is red and black at the top end of the fruit when ripened. When not ripe, the fruit is all blackish.
c) Special Male produces a special fruits. Its fruits are greenish when not ripe and completely yellowish when ripened. It is not commonly found. In a whole community, you may not get up to ten trees of its kind. Except now that modern agriculture has enabled its ubiquitousness. Everything about its fruits, seeds and oil is distinctively special and far more powerful than the other fruit-bearing female. Only a correct Igbo person would understand how exactly I meant here.
Now to show us how very valuably unequalled Palm Tree is, below are its added values.
1) The leaves are used in feeding all the domestic animals. Very nutritious.
2) The leave’s sticks are use as Brooms when bundled together.
3) The fruits when ripe are used in producing Red oil.
4) The seed inside the hard nut or shell can be chewed after cracking the shell. Very nutritious as well. The seeds when processed, produces a specially fine oil used in making expensive cosmetics. Any cream or soap or other cosmetics made from the seed oil is usually very very expensive anywhere they are found.
5) The shells housing the seeds are used in road construction for making tarred roads. Any roads tarred with palm tree shells are usually much more better and last longer than the ones tarred with clippings from crushed rocks.
6) The Palm tree trunk is best in making roof rafters for house zincing. It does not rot nor allows nails pullouts. Once nails are driven inside of it, it remains like that for as long as the zinc lasts on the roof.
7) The chaffs from the processed fruits and other parts of the tree can be used in making a kind of local black soap, howbeit, after burning all of the chaffs and turning it into ashes. Only our mothers have the technology for production of the soap. The soap is very excellent for women’s use.
8) Palm wine from Palm Tree can also be used in making Gin drinks, apart from drinking it raw.
9) From Palm oil, you can as well get Petrol and lubricants for automobiles when refined. Ever before the discovery of crude oil, Palm oil was what served as the source of energy and lubricants for automobiles.
So with all of the above enumerated values of Palm Tree, if anyone knows any other tree in this world which has equalled or has more added values than Palm Tree, let the person indicate.
And as for the other tree the Akwa Ibom guy showed you as the one that produces palm wine, he was wrong. That tree is called Raffia Palm Tree. Yes, from the tree a type of wine called Raffia palm wine is tapped. Its wine is lesser in strength than the wine tapped from Palm Tree. If you as a woman drink a tumbler of wine tapped from the main Palm Tree, believe you me, you may not know your road back. In fact, women dread to drink original Palm Wine in Igbo land. And it is not commonly served to women in Igbo land. It solely belongs to Men. In fact, if a man takes a tumbler of Palm wine, after a few minutes, his body would charge for sex. But as for the Raffia Palm Wine, it is usually mild and sweeter. If a woman newly gives birth to a child and her breast milk is not running or running abysmally, then find Raffia Palm wine and give her two tumblers of it. Within one hour, her breasts milk will be running like tap water.
In Igbo land where I come from, Raffia palm trees are found in a very few communities. Interestingly, there are many of them in my own community. But they are uniquely located along our streams and water lakes because they grow better where there are waters. We don’t usually have them uplands. When you are in my community, you can’t see a single one of them upland. They are all located far behind because our streams and lakes are right behind.
Thank you readers for your patience.
Thank you for the info..
I read everything
@@Jimmykarinski: Thanks for taking time to read it all. Many don’t always have the patience to reading lengthy comments. However, did you find anything wanting in my comment?
@@chukwuemekaooo Your writing is so exacting. The way you explained the palm tree is critically examined.
Nigeria is blessed with oll those long plam trees and coconut trees .also those houses in that place dont look village house they look mansion to me greener is good but am born in savanna southern part of Africa were they is mopane trees and morula trees Nigeria village comparing to mine I stick with my savanna village
You are in the Niger Delta, its part of the tropical rain forest. The area is green and lush with lots of vegetation. You won't appreciate how green it is until you fly over it. From Southern Nigeria to Southern Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and The Congos it is like that
It's mostly tropical rain forest when she is presently. Guinea Savannah is our vegitation in middle belt
@@robertijauka7589 You are correct. It's mangrove I meant.
A very beautiful serene village ❤
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This Nigeria guide is very specific and precise. Nice 1... Lol.
I really enjoyed watching this video, the village looks so beautiful,, much love from TZ 🇹🇿 , keep them coming, kazi nzuri dada.
Asante sana ndogo wangu
The palm tree that produces palm oil is called Nkwu/akwu in Igboland (south estern Nigerian). While they call the other palm that produces only palmwine (mmnyia-ngwo) Now hear this : wines are extracted from both of them in Igboland, ie nkwu and ngwo.
Palm is general word for trees whos leaves share the form of fronds. It these leaves lots of explanation when you want to use the English word/name in describing a specific natibe/indigenous specie of plant from the other. Guess it could arguanly be one among the many vestiges of colonialism
The one from nkwu is called mmanyia-nkwu while wine from ngwo is called mmanyia-ngwo.
Aside the wines and oil these two species of palm produces. They also served other useful purposes to the people, though much more in the past than presently
The palm oil three fronds was used (1) making baskets (2) feeding goats (3) making fences (4) temporary shelters/canopy. There are more extracts from the palm fruit that time will fail me to list out here. Black oil (eluaki) which serves as body cream and can be drank as medicine for some illnesses, the fibrs are used for fire, the carnel are used for road pavement and making fires, the dried buch can be used to make soap, when burning can dispel harmful ants.
The other palm which is popular for the wine is called Ngwo in Igbo by the Igbos. In addition to the palm wine from this palm. The frond spine can be used in house roofing like bamboo or wooden planks, it was used to make beds in not too distant time, it's used to cteat street seepers called nkwo, the fronds were used to roof houses in the southern part of Nigeria, though such roofs are hardly seen anywhere today. Different kinds of ropes & twines are also made out the ngwo tree (palm wine tree) the igbo called some of these ties and ropes - ekere ngwo, akwara ngwo, udo or tethers for domestic animals like goats, cow and sheep.
In delta state Agbor we called it the same name as you mentioned and we can use both to produce palm wine.....the long one can also used to produce okokoro why the palm canel I mean the seed can also produce body cream
Thanks, great explanation.💖
That place is Ibo land?
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POINT OF CORRECTION: You can also get palm wine from palm oil trees!
However, there is another similar species of palm tree that a similar (but not the same) type of wine can be extracted from. Igbos call the tree "Ngwo tree." And the wine extract is called "Mmanya ngwo" which translates to "ngwo wine."
The similarity between Palm oil tree and "Ngwo Palm Tree" is that both produce two distinct types of wine.
But the difference between the two is that while the palm oil tree produces palm fruit, the Ngwo palm tree doesn't bear palm fruit.
I just edited the comment for more clarity @African_Tigress
To add to what you said, there's ngwo and nkwu in Igbo land... they're both almost the same thing the difference is in the process of tapping it...Ngwo is tapped at the top of the tree, while Nkwu is tapped when the log is already cut down.
In Edo and Delta... It called ogoro and it different from Palm wine, same colour but smells different and teste different
@@mrkendrickenoma9780 oh so which taste better?
@@cicerohugo3315 palm wine remain the GOAT 😉
I personally will like to know AT’s selections of the best Afrikan villages she’s been to, since she has pretty much been to almost all Afrikan villages.
Haha mmmh good one. Apart from my village?
Yep. All of them that you have seen and visited in our continent 🤪
Waoo, African Tigress herself 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 we have two types of palm tree in Akwa Ibom, Raffia Palm = tapped for palm wine and fermented palm wine is used for kai-kai. The other Palm tree with red fruits= the fruits are used for red palm oil and the seed has kernel inside, those kernels are cracked open and the seeds inside are boiled and pressed for oil , the oil from palm kernel is like glycerine and it keeps the skin from sagging. Coconut 🥥is used could be used for cooking coconut rice when grated and filtered.
i JUST LOVE KENYANS. THEY FLOWS WELL WITH NIGERIANS WAYS
You are welcome 🤗
He quickly changed his accent to the Akwa Ibom way. Hope you showed her our great hero's home; Giringori?lol
The amazing thing about this video is that she hasn’t started scratching the surface of Nigerian yet. Well done AT, you should try palm wine, is the best worldwide 😀,
The guy is right . Nigerian villages look different across different States and regions
Clear I day tell you
Noted more win's dude
Not much different.
The south east and Niger Delta villages are all the same
African Tigress, last time I traveled from Lagos to Uyo, the driver stopped 3 times for us to stretch our legs and eat something. Uyo is so far to Lagos except one is going by flight. AT, you and our brother will make a good couple.
Huh funny how subscribers couple me with every man I make videos with 🤣🤣🤣
Akwa ibom women sweep their streets every week, they are so clean, they are so organized... other Nigerians should learn from this tribe
RED OIL IS PALM OIL... The Tree with the nuts is usually used to make PALM OIL (commonly called Palm Oil)
Tigress,i'm enjoying it's like i'm watching Nigerian village movie;thanks.
Our one and only Tigress 😍. You are making us proud ooh! Thanks for showing us around 😊
You are welcome 🤗
The palm tree that make palm wine is not totally different from the one that produces palm oil, because it grows from palm wine stage to palm oil stage, but all can produce palm oil. Nice one though!
Hello African Tigress. I'm from Virginia Beach VA (USA) I love you. Keep up the great work. I will be sure to reach out to you when I arrive on the continent. God bless.
Hi, from the United Kingdom.
Hello from Hopewell, Virginia
The reason why he corrected you for saying Nigeria village is because most Nigeria village aren't like this.
My village in Delta state Nigeria which is called abavo is now developing to become a town, because we literally have everything which a town has.
The roads are tied up, we have hotel, park, Invent center's a little football stadium, a very big Market, which is called abavo market. Bar's and restaurant's
Your guide is the best. You guys made my day. I wanted the video to continue, was too short :)
Coconut is a palm tree . The coconut and the other trees are all palm trees ,just different types .
The sunset is getting me emotional 😭😭
African Tigress, please we need more of your acting. Gives alot of smilings.
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African Tigress..you won my heart over. I have spent over 3 hours watching some of your videos..and because you landed in my home State and even want into the VILLAGE ( which is how many villages in Akwa Ibom & Cross River State and most South Southern States in Nigeria are...th village landscape changes in Nigeria basically asthenia region changes..), you have a LOYAL subscriber...
YOU GUYS WERE TOO FUNNY!!!
I LOVE THIS VILLAGE !!
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I told you am still in Nigeria 🇳🇬 but going back to Kenya this month I wish to show you around my village too
Very beautiful and connecting walking!
I have a Nigerian online penpal who lived in a village like that with his grandma. 👍🌟
Good God, this is one very natural, lively visit to a nigerian visit, by this very humorous guide who insists you must to pronounce 'pamoil'...so funny and full of life. Greetings from Borneo. We too have palm oil, coconut and hundreds of fabulous trees. Long live Nigeria.
I really enjoy listening to those birds sounds
This village reminds my village life I'm from srilanka i love nigeria do much we share much greenery at everything please don't leave your Village. Village is just like heaven
African tigress
U are doing a great job
I'm enjoying ur work here
You have really navigated the country. Take 5 🤝
He forgot to tell you that if you crack that kernel that makes the red oil there is a seed inside that people eat and that is the seed that is used for making the oil that is used in frying and used to make oil in the cosmetic industry
He mentioned it at the beginning that they eat the seed
But African Tigress and any African should've know about that. Palm prodice is common across all African cultures.
Your village is so peaceful and I don't see anybody walking around. I wish I could visit someday.
You should visit a fishing village in Bayelsa or Delta state. A whole different vibe
don't go to Bayelsa please
Please Biko give this wonderful lady palm wine. I need some too
Please ooh
I like the village so clean and peaceful. Thank you so much for sharing African Tigress 👍✌️👌🙏🇬🇧🇳🇬✝️
Im Nigerian and am a teen I go with family back to our village in igboland every 2 years and the thing that surprises me after all these years my father without gps still knows the route to our village. But for foreigners especially americans it can be a new enviorment for you as most of ya'll arent connected with nature on this level and the village is like a family and they take care of each other so if you are outsider and dont have any connection like marriage or a child of an member you wont get the full experience and should stick to city areas as the village if you go during xmas is for family events so you feel left out and there is xmas prayer and night mas atleast in my village.
Both palm wine tree (Raffia palm) & palm tree (for palm oil production) produce palm wine.
Palm wine tree is different from palm fruit tree
I watch Nigerian Movies in Boston Massachusetts, USA
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Yeeess African Tigress 😊 I love the vibes in that village 😃✅ Reminds me the Nollywood movies that are made in the Nigerian village 👌I have learnt new things in this interesting video 💯 Keep up with the great work 🔥🔥
Peace and love ❤️
You can make palm 🌴 🍷 from palm 🌴. But is more expensive than the one he showed you. Anyway I'm from Anambra state Nigeria.
Love All your work till date...
LOVE YOU 💚...
Mr. I love what you are doing. Wish you the best.
The birds chipping is life village is the best,am a village girl
It's very peaceful
Waoo. This guy can explain! I like red oil. Tigres come back with some Red oil
The village is that very green because Akwa-Ibom and other Niger Delta states as well as many other states in South Nigeria belong to the Rain Forest vegetation type. States in North Borno, Katsina, Zamfra won't be so.
Good video African Tigres, greetings and love 💕 from the Netherlands always.
Thank you 😊
This guy speaks very well and expresses himself fantastically! Thanks for the Village scenes, love it. Reminds me of what my village looked like a few years ago, but currently there is so much development now. We dont have villages again, we have towns now 😟. Looking forward to a real holiday in a village like this soon, its usually really refreshing.
Waow J’ai trop aimé le village 😍la tranquillité et la propriété trop beau
Kenya uses coconut oil as Nigeria use palm oil. Nowadays coconut oil is ranked the most healthiest cooking oil world wide. Nigeria movies should never stop being made. They true African folktales that why they always end by preaching good morals. Love them to bits. Next time, the place (Village) 24 hours temperature should be mentioned.
Coconut oil is technically still palm oil😂😂😂
Temperatures in this region is between 23-32 degrees centigrade being in the tropical rainforest depending on the period of the year. The raining season commences from April to September & dry from November to March.
The girl enjoy that village tour. Bless Akwa Ibom.
Oh boy! It's like I have ever seen this house in background in movies!
This was a nice video. I am a great fan of country side life. Please do more such in different parts of Africa.
Watching from SA 🇿🇦 , searched for these types of videos cuz i have fond memories associated with these nigerian villages, because of a lot of the old Nollywood films dstv used to play when i was a kid ,like Mr Ibu , Snake Girl , Princess Tyra(even tho it has more glitz and glam) and your villages are just beautiful man . And remind me of all the funny and great characters I've seen from the movies . Awesome video .
Palm tree is a common name of a type of shrub and trees. There are over 2000 types of palm trees. So a coconut is a palm tree, that what you were calling a palm tree is an oil palm, hence both are palm trees.
Thank you for the info
I really enjoyed this video. The red rose apple are the kind that we have growing in Jamaica. I’ve never seen the white ones before.
I really enjoyed your village adventure, you really take me back home I'm jealous USA
Tigress, that village is beautiful! Natural and unspoiled. Thank God there are no high fences there. Your tour guide was being a bit difficult. You pronounced it "palmwine" as he instructed. He kept saying you did not say it properly. The way you said "palmwine" sounded exactly the way he said it.
The acting part🤣 I should come and play my part oo. You guys are so funny; I enjoy this video✨
This village has rich vegetation, plenty of fruit trees.
Tigress, he's right. It's a village in Akwa-ibom because you'll hardly see that remote village in my home state of Anambra. We've more modern villages that's quickly getting urbanized probably because of the small size of the State. Most villages are clustered around a major city that's expanding and absorbing them.
I hate we're losing our villages🙄
Very beautiful. Love it.
Good job ...I like watching your show but I like to chip in some points. Like your tour-guide was trying to tell you, there is nothing like Nigerian village or Nigerian land...hope you still enjoying your stay, cheers and thanks. Be safe!
The vegetation in the village is very dry and scanty now because its dry season.
But in rainy season, the vegetation will be very thick, much green than it looks now.
I can imagine what it looks like during this season
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hey darling hope you are well
@@AFRICANTIGRESS hi, I'm pretty good swry
Hello team Tigress
Wow I enjoy every bit of this blog
Watching from Kenya. The village is wow!
What are those plants near the road. They look like cassavas. Are they the yams that Nigerians like so much? One love from kenya
Yes, cassava
Actually, @grandma Gift she uploaded some videos showing Palm fruits and how palm oil is processed in IK, Uyo and there were lot of palm cannels as well as the fresh red oil. AT, you can check her out to see the fruit and seeds of palm trees/Coconut trees ok. Well done sis. May God continue to watch over you day and night as you go about show casing the good of Africa continent. Asante sana Dada
First the birds singing is one of the heaviest I have heard. Could it be your mic or are the bird sounds so loud and clear? IF so, I need a break. Second, you guys seem to argue like best friends or long time married couples. lol. Remember all the guy says he qualifies with from his point of view, village, eyes, brain,.... lol.
Haki Yu guys are Soo funny acting Nigerian movie... nimecheka kama mjinga
The (exotic) Palm oil has been promoted in my village in Okiludu (Busia, Kenya) and surrounding areas by KALRO (formerly KARI) (at Alupe) there are many people who grow it now. We also have it in our home. It doesn't grow tall. You can't climb it, you simply harvest it from the ground
Iloooove the vibe🔥🔥🔥💯
Thank you 🤗
Very nice video thank you guy’s very peaceful till the end I love the village life 💯 is time to move out of London back to the city where everything is organic fresh air. Just a question for my guy’s city or village life where do you prefer?
We need. Good video