Move To Nigeria from UK | Life in Abuja
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2022
- Sylvia Kanu talks about her Move To Nigeria from UK. And why she recommends life in Abuja.
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ABUJA is AWESOME. Besides accommodation, it’s an extremely affordable place, very peaceful, and filled with lots of fun. Iveoma you are such a great Journalist, you give your guest a chance to speak and always ask the right questions. Give us more videos Iveoma media.
Appreciate this comment so much Mina!! More videos are coming for sure
Also very sunny.
Nice one, I will definitely like to talk about why I moved back to Nigeria because its Been an experience
Iveoma!! This was an amazing interview... I always watch your channel and I have never commented. I have had the amazing opportunity of becoming apart of Sylvia's tribe there in Abuja. I am an American who went to Abuja for 3 months in 2021. I met Sylvia in a Cafe and we hit it off and hung out virtually everyday during my stay. She is such a beautiful spirit. I am now in the process or relocating to Abuja. I agree with everything Sylvia said about Abuja!!! It is a wonderful place to live. I have met so many people there who are now apart of my tribe!!! I remain in touch with them (including Sylvia) even while being back in the U.S.
Iveoma, I have often wanted to reach out to you to discuss your experiences (not an interview) but as an person interested in becoming an ex-pat and wanting to get some insight on life in Nigeria. Iveoma you are a beautiful spirit and you chanel has inspired me so much to research Africa, and even more so Nigeria. I felt so connected to the people, the culture, and the land! I hope to meet up with you sometime once I relocate. I know Sylvia and I will be hanging again...
You both are beautiful lady's with beautiful spirits. Iveoma, keep up the amazing work! 👏
Really love to see more ppl moving back to Nigeria 🇳🇬. New subscriber
Please create a comparison video of Abuja Vs Lagos
It will come!!
Cool conversation. E-don ginger me about my JAPADA plans back to 9ja
Grand risings, Wow Iveoma that was amazing and inspiring. Many of the Diaspora are planning to escape the matrix and I am planning to visit 2x countries in Africa but I think , after listening, to your guest I might make it 3. I’ve been to Abuja before but I just saw it as a rich 🤑 man’s town . I did love it especially seeing educated and affluent people that looked like me. Keep up the good work Iveoma..
😂 @ rich man’s city. Glad you are going to visit 3 places in Africa. Sounds like an exciting adventure!!
We all need to become more comfortable with seeing wealthy African/black ppl all over the world. Our world is changing and it’s from the ground up!🌍
This is a good interview. It's always nice when people can move to a place they really want to be. 🤗 I definitely want to visit.
I moved back tooo… enjoying it ..☺️☺️☺️
Wow! Congratulations to you
Solar and Inverter options help
interesting video. please do an indeept video on the cost of living in Abuja as I have seen a much higher estimate than £500. Am thinking of moving to nigeria.
Finally !!!
Beautiful ladies ❤❤❤💋
We are coming. Always loved Abuja, so may met you soon.
Great Interview. Always Great to See Afrikan People Return Home And Start A Business or Businesses. I AM Learning Just By Watching. I AM Garnering More Zeal and Will To Dive Into This Venture. It's About Time To Return, Collaborate, Invest, and Bring Solutions to Problems in Afrika. MAMA AFRIKA, I Hear Your Clarion Call. I'm Planning. I'm Coming.
Yaaay, that’s great 😃 to hear!
Cute cut Iveoma
Nice video and I appreciate the insight on Abuja and your suggestions on networking. I look forward to my own move. Prayers to you and Sylvia on your upcoming ventures.
Lovely video as always.
Thank you for always watching and commenting!!
Great interview..!
Thank you Dee!
It's good to see you posting again.
It’s nice to be posting. No MORE BREAKS. Regular consistent posts from me moving forward
@@IveomaMedia Great! I get a little concerned when I don't see you posting on IG or YT for several weeks at a time.
Fabulous ladies ❤️
Thank you!!
Our Guide to Naija 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Dis Abuja dey do u well oo. Abeg make you hammer for Abuja oo, All the best and more opportunities for you.🙏🏾
Thank you 🙏🏿 I wish all your dreams happen for you as well!!
Omg glow up is real ☀️looking good sis 💕
Thank you Alex!!
I feel like I’m supposed to wait to watch the video before clicking the like button, but f*ck it - too late.
😂 Thank you Robyn!!
Hello guys
Hey Harriet!!
How Can We Solve Power Outages in Afrika? Anyone has an answer or answers? Where are our World-Renowned Engineers, Technicians, etc.?
You solve it by banning generator companies. Nigeria is the largest market in the entire world for generators, so that is killing our power sector. Once that happens, light issues will be solved in 6months-1 year lol
@@IveomaMedia You Know Someone Made Mention of This To Me Awhile Back. Hmm... Interesting! BAN Generators! Naija Government & NEPA Come On Now. Haba!
Go Full Off The Grid By Going Full SOLAR SYSTEM TO POWER Your Whole House To Bankrupt The Generator Useage. You Will See How The Useless Government Will Make Power To Be Steady In Nigeria. Foreign Companies Housing In Nigeria Don't Have Power Problems Because They Have Their Own POWER SYSTEM In Nigeria. We Are Building Our Retirement In Lagos, Nigeria. We Will Go Full Solar SYSTEM When We Retired In 5 Years From USA Relocating To Nigeria
@@cocobutterchin6768 I AM interested in Learning How To Get Involved. I'm Tired of Backwardness. Thank You For Sharing.
@@Beacons-of-Light-JustBeIT Living In USA For The Past 35 Years With My Parents And 6 Siblings. We Use To Tell People That We Will Never Move Back To Nigeria Until The Pandemic Hit The World Woke So Many Of Us Up To Start Thinking About Going Back To Africa.
£500 a month?! Never been to Abuja but this seems to low.
😂 I was a bit surprised too but If you are managing your expenses it can make sense. Plus it’s without adding rent too.
That is very high without adding the rent to that amount. Unless she is making her money in pounds 💷
Pls what’s this lady Instagram? Her skin is perfect.. I need to ask her pls what she uses
Hi, just seeing your comment. Thanks for the compliment. I literally only use Vaseline petrolium jelly on my skin, or on rare occasions shea butter. I dont use anything perfumed on my face, either and exfoliate my face daily, with just water.
Where this lady come lost enter
This is a lovely video but I feel so sad that the South of Nigeria isn't like this, it seems like the South is being built down beyond all common sense while all the quality of life and natural greenery of Nigeria is kept in tact in the North. Thanks for the video.
What are you saying, Nigeria have more than 30 states , and you all know only Lagos state
Hmm, There are a lot of places in the South like this lol Abeokuta Ogun State, Ibadan Oyo State, Enugu Enugu State (literally a mini Abuja), Akure Ondo State (haven’t been there yet but heard it was green), Abakaliki Ebonyi State, Uyo Akwa Ibom (off the top of my mind all of these are green well organized cities) All located in the South lol I haven’t been to many places in Nigeria yet.
I just liked the fitness aspect of Abuja. Health is wealth for real.
@@amandaeguale1641 Calm down, I said what I said. Development in the south of Nigeria seems to mean getting rid of all flora, the states you mention, how many are considered developed vs under developed and what is meant by development? Versus Abuja which is an intentionally planned city where flora and the natural landscape seems to integral to the development.
It’s the southern politicians are too greedy while the north still cares about their people!
@@wordsbymaribeja1470 You And The Other Rich People From The West And Develop It Too. Talk To The Politicians From The West To Do That