As an Ethiopian I love and respect Nigerians. We are being stopped from growing by dictatorship and we have a lot of work to do. But seeing Nigeria grow gives us hope.
Thats what I'm saying where the fuck did he get these graphics? He says 48% of the pop lives in cities but only focuses on the rural areas like WHAT how can you highlight it as a booming economy and not display those images? smh
dont mind that guy. Its like he's working for all those WHO sponsored organizations. He didnt even show us our beautiful cities. How many people still live in mud house in Nigeria? mtchwwwwwww. im sure he has never been to Nigeria.
Really?The white man conquered nigeria without firing a single shot coz nigerians were too lazy and too coward to fight.Zulus were the first africans to take on a british army in a pitched battle and comprehensively defeat it.Angolans waged a 25 years liberation war and came on top.Kenyans took on britishs with the mau mau rebellion..etc....I dont know a single nigerian massive rebellion against britishs.Keep fooling yourselves.
The same white men that are still ruling your country?? Well keep hating and killing your brothers and sisters, that's what you lots know how to do best. Maybe look up how different Nigerian tribes fought against the British colony before speaking from a place of blind hatred.
@@mekoyomoshe7339 Tl;dr - If Nigerians, in fact all of Africa for that matter (Very ambitious yes) truly put their differences aside and cooperated and joined forces with all their resources, there probably will be no stopping them economic wise. it basically comes down to a case of sheep leading Lions, instead of a Lion leading ships...oh wait, how about a Lion leading other Lions just as the south Africans Quote on quote did. I wont engage in aggressive sticks and stones throwing, you are somewhat right in your assessment, however consider this few points: Statistically and just as mentioned in the video, Nigeria still has one of the most if not the most diverse cultures and languages (Emphasis of languages as this affects communications) in Africa and the world at large which limit the efforts of communication and cooperation among the people. Thus leaving Nigeria to still be a country and not a nation yet to this day. Abut the laziness, there may be some truth to it, however there is no way to measure that from tribe to tribe again. More so I would say its complacency (lack of motivation) and not Laziness per say as those are two different things. This lack of motivation is probably due to how Nigeria has actually been treated in the past by the west, east, Europeans etc because of their vast resources and oil. Think of this, there was even good relations with the Europeans all the way back to the slave trade through economic incentives to the Nigerians and west Africa as a whole which probably played an early factor into this complacency phenom. Also, every action by every nation is strategic. Would rather want allies or enemies if you can help it. That's the case of Nigeria. look there is a lot of deep rooted issues really limited the Nigerians as there were called by the European, and we can go on and on, but progress comes from finding solutions instead of complaining Finally really consider this, if all Nigerians (200 million of them) or all of Africa for that matter (Very ambitious yes) truly put their differences aside and cooperated and joined forces with all their resources, there probably will be no stopping them economic wise. it basically comes down to a case of sheep leading Lions, instead of a Lion leading ships...oh wait, how about a Lion leading other Lions just as the south Africans Quote on quote did.
Nigerians are in my opinion the most confident, and one of the most loud, outspoken, smart, opportunistic and funny group of Africans, that is also why Nollywood is so big around Africa. Nigerians have really unique personalities and a very distinct accent. I'm a Rwandan living in SA and I know South Africans and Rwandans love watching Nigerian movies even though they can be very predictable(but so are Indian and American movies),we like them because they contain good messages and often end with "To GOD be the glory" lol. Also, Nigerians produce some of the best music in Africa. Actually I would say they are the best. Artists like Davido, Wiz kid, Mr Eazi and Tiwa Savage etc. are taking the music industry by storm.
I’m a Nigerian but residing in U.S.A and I’m so damm proud to be a Nigerian.when I first came to the U.S people were surprised cos I speak good English.Nigeria got all it takes but the only problem rely on the governmental part
I know this one dude who work at the school as myself and my mother and he’s from Nigeria. I also have a boyfriend who lives over there. I see people as people regardless of their race the skin color etc.
@@Cynthia.O. please do not be so sensitive . This gentleman has given a very interesting historical , cultural and positive view of Nigeria. There lies his focus. Africa is called the mysterious continent and it is those things that attract and draw persons to it. I have travelled quiet a bit and one developed city is the same as the other. I do not want to see another one. On the contrary I would love to return to some other African countries to enrich my knowledge of the traditional cultural dances. This is where my interest lies. Also to see the wildlife. Wode Maya is doing a very good job in displaying the modern side of African countries. You could probably do the same to promote the image of that side of Nigeria you feel worthy of mention. You have to admit that some Nigerians have given a very negative view of Nigeria with all kinds of scams, abuse of spiritual power, corruption, killings lack of proper health and educational facilities. These are facts. This gentleman has tried to give another view of Nigeria in an exciting way. I love it! He is making it apealling to the outside world by showing its diversity . I visited Nigeria years ago and I really would not like to return to Lagos or Abuja. My focus is now on Calabar, where it appears to be historical, cool and green with wild life. Do not try to compete with the West or influence or criticise the focus of others. Rather do something about promoting the areas which you feel need promoting. In this way persons on the outside will get a wholistic view of Nigeria.
lagos and abuja has the most people in nigeria you did not show were a majority of the people lived you kept showing the deep villages with poorer people, next time when am doing a video about america i will focus on showing the amish and country side people while ignoring texas newyork and califonia.
hsu hao mavado I was about to say mtschew not one modern thing wtf this guy is a village idiot with an agenda. His video is horrible and he obviously doesn't know shit about Nigeria. He was showing far fling videos in the North for most part.
honestly speaking, showing a tall building does not show development. Nigeria is still third world, with no electricity and airport toilets that don't function...what development is there? There is still a lot of work to do....getting 24/7 electricity without personal generators, should be first priority.
lol; what, are NY, Texas and California more modern than the rest of the country? Let me rephrase: NY, Texas and California are no more modern than the rest of the country. But yeah, I was annoyed by the overabundance of rural Nigeria shots, too.
When I think of Nigeria I think of the beautiful traditional clothes and headdress of the women! Their clothes are absolutely beautiful! Of course the food is sooooo good!
I'm Jamaican, and growing up around a lot of Africans from different countries on the continent, it's wonderful to see how similar things are between all. From the food, to the style of dress.
From Ancient city of Benin, I want to say thank you for throwing light on the city. And I must say we have alot to do as Nigerians to make the country giant of the world.
yeah a seven year old child was abused, publicly abused and burnt to death. lets go nigeria! nope fuck it, nigeria is a good country until they did this, solve this problem and nigeria will once again be great
Same my parents are both Nigerian and i am heritage too! But honestly someone that bored told me to “stfu and that I wasn’t Nigerian and that im a little attention seeker which had me in tears earlier” I know that I am Nigerian and not an attention seeker. My parents and family actually came a long way to this country so that I can have everything I wanted here. I am also going through depression and anxiety suffering but however I am a PROUD AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY NIGERIAN whatsoever🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 May got be blessed and welcome to the family
I live in the U.S I recently found I am 83.8% African, 47.3% is Nigerian.....the biggest part if Me!!!!! I am so excited to unlock this first door on my journey to finding my true identity/and history
@@flyfye6458 That's great...you can do an African AncestryDNA to know the particular Nigerian tribe??...Igbo or Yoruba or...??... I read a lot of igbo ended up in Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina and Georgia...
@@darkhorse8288 Thank you for the info. My mom's side is from Beaufort, SC. My dads side mostly lives in GA, 30 minutes from Beaufort SC. But the plantation with our last name is in beaufort SC as well.
@@flyfye6458 👍👍... there was a historical event that took place in Georgia concerning igbo enslaved people: The Igbo Landing. Beyonce enacted it in one of her music videos and I think that's were the inspiration came for Killmonger's comment(before he died) to T'challa in the Black Panther movie... You can Google Igbo Landing or listen to commentaries about it here on TH-cam...But the igbos were the most stubborn set of enslaved people during the slave trade. They are legendary in the Carribean also....
Don't confuse my confusion less I use my confusion and scatter your confusion in a manner that your confusion will be more confused to to locate any other confusion about to confusion it's confusion. I come in peace
i'm an uber driver from malaysia.. met a few nigerian riders.. they do speak english but they sound so different & unique.. i find it hard to understand at times. Anyway, much love to my bros & sis in Nigeria.
Nigeria is also a very influential country outside of its borders, the relationship that we have with the Yoruba religion/culture has extended to Cuba, Caribbean, Brazil, Mexico and the rest of Latin America...
When I think of Africa, I think of music. I love the instruments they use, especially in West African music. I also think of spice. My family is Liberian, and West Africans use A LOT of spice in food lol.
I hv fallen in love with this country nigeria . went there solo can you imagine...am indonesian woman 😋. It s not usual that indonesians go to naija for holiday and female! Alone! Never been there bfore and was my firsttime to mert all frens there nigerian families. Really firsttimer. Gosh the visa interview went so familiar the interviewer officer was so concerned like going daddily making sure how ready and "well prepared" i was . Anyway....am coming again this year to meet some familyfriend. And i am gonna get my paintings bring em home. I brought home 2 last november. I love rice n turkeystew, beans n fish, tender suya with masa. I wish to complete and elaborate my itinerary that i missed lastyear.
I am a Nigerian in Nigeria and i have never seen most of the rural ancient villages you showed. They exist but do not present the right image of My country. You ignored all the cities and even most of the rural areas and presented videos of ancient sites. All the same, thanks for the video.
I’ve been referring to myself as a Nigerian for most of my life. It was something that I felt deep within my spirit. Recently, Ancestry DNA states I’m 50% Nigerian 🎉🎉🎉 20% Sierra Leone and 10% Kenyan, crossing my fingers 🤞🏾it’s a Obama connection 😂
Nigeria has 10/11 naturals resources Nigeria has Army is ONE of the strongest in Africa Most part of Nigeria ONLY has two season (Rain & Dry season) also known as CT or MT Nigeria Boarders 4 neighboring countries (Republic of Chad 🇹🇩 , Niger 🇳🇪 , Cameroon 🇨🇲 & Republic of Benin 🇧🇯) Nigeria gained its independence from Great Britain in 1960 and became a republic in -63
I recently had my ancestral dna tested and was surprised to find i have Nigerian ancestry (from my dad). I am now soaking up the history and traditions of the country 😊
mohammed Farah... Somalis and Sudanese are amazing people. Always true to your African brothers and not shy to identify anywhere in the world. Bless you all and wish you peace, prosperity and love in your home countries.
Same my parents are both Nigerian and i am heritage too! But honestly someone that bored told me to “stfu and that I wasn’t Nigerian and that im a little attention seeker which had me in tears earlier” I know that I am. Nigerian and not an attention seeker. People have hurt me enough! My parents and family actually came a long way to this country so that I can have everything I wanted here. I am also going through depression and anxiety suffering but however I am a PROUD AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY NIGERIAN whatsoever🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 in the DNA May got be blessed and welcome to the family
I'm Nigerian and most parts of this video just made angry cause 1) our country is more developed than it was showed 2) u said jollof rice and u showed something else 3) learn to mention our words right 4) we have way better movies and the worst thing is that the picture of the woman on the thumbnail of this video isn't even Nigerian.....but I forgive u cause, yes our food is GREAT
i just love how you ignorantly keep mentioning diversity but keep showing only the north and only the rural parts of the country through out the video....... you are a content creator, put some effort into what brings food to your table SMFH
Enjoyed the video! I just found out after taking a DNA test that I am Nigerian. Any information you can share about this country would greatly benefit me. Would love to see a second video!!
ProudNigerian please, you guys should stop acting like those are the only ethnic groups in Nigeria. Nigeria is more than Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo. Is like saying white people are the only people in America just because you are the majority, doesn’t mean you only one that exists.
I myself recently received my African DNA results . My roots are from Nigeria! Hausa and Fulani people. I am overjoyed! I would love any and all information I can get ! So very proud . Such beautiful people!!!
im sorry, but this is not an appropriate representation of nigeria, it seems like a very uniformed video, with just a few accurate facts gathered, it makes nigeria seem far more backwards and underdeveloped than it actually is, i trust your intentions are pure i just ask that if you chose to speak about a country kindly ask and get it right, your pictures and videos are very belittling and inaccurate of the present nigeria... .....from a Proud and fairly concerned Nigerian
there is no way it will be 100% accurate even the presenter know it as well. but giving the fact this video was done in the west the will always use negative images of nigeria mostly on there video to make there western viewers happy because thats what the like to see about african countries.
I ❤️ Nigerians! Years ago, I had a few Nigerian colleagues at work, but also lived in a “Little Nigeria” neighborhood, where they “adopted” me. If I had to stereotype a group in a positive way, I can say from my experiences that these are lovely, affectionate and upbeat people. Educated, interesting and admirable. 💋
Just got back my African Ancestry and learned I come from the Yoruba and Fulani people! I can't explain how happy and proud I am to be able to finally connect with my Nigerian/African roots! I've been on a knowledge quest since my results
I know this is quite old, but just in case someone is curious, the religion that the video shows is Ifa. Variants of it exist in Cuba (Santeria) and Brazil (Candomble). It’s a traditional religion of the Yoruba people, one of the many ethnic groups that he mentioned in the video. So the original commentator is correct in saying that there is no one traditional religion, as each of these ethnic groups have their own religion.
wow! this is exactly what we had read about Nigeria in our text books in matric !! even we read alot more about chocolate production, palm trees, traditions,village life,city life, there house holds, we learnt how hardworking women are there !!
Imagine if each household in Nigeria owned an internet service and a cell phone. I find Nigerian's who live in Texas, value education and respect the idea of marriage. Beautiful culture and people.
Infact we have more lastest phones than you think... Nigeria is not a village it's a big city . You need to come see yourself 😁. Don't believe what they show you on TV lol
My mom is on her flight to Nigeria now my mom is Igbo and my dad is Yoruba And I was born in the us so I’m learning yoruba and why did he pronunce Yoruba like that lol
U re igbo and u're learning Yoruba, I think you need reorientation, because you should learn Igbo before any other language if ur father knows his duties on u
Visited the capital back in 2017 . Beautiful city filled with beautiful people.Made some friends and asked them to contact me when they come to Australia . Hoping to meet them some day
I love you Nigeria .. I'm proclaiming peace prosperity and extreme wealth, to to be returned to the people to develop in all areas into the Royal priesthood they are. 🔥🔥
Proudly Nigerian and from the North/south Adamawa/Edo Born in kwara state and grow up in Ibadan Schooled in Kogi state and have friends across all region of Naija.... Love my Country
Why don't you be specific on Islam? That Fulanis brought Islam to Nigeria and the rest of West Africa. Have you heard of Osman Dan Fodio?? These exile Africans act like the masters of their countries(west) of birth, pretending to know Africa, better do more research .
Republic of Benin or The Republic of Togo. This are close countries to Nigeria. In fact before the slave trade we use to be one country called the Sub Sahara Africa.
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As an Ethiopian I love and respect Nigerians. We are being stopped from growing by dictatorship and we have a lot of work to do. But seeing Nigeria grow gives us hope.
Ethiopia is coming up as well slow but steady.
Much love bro
U get Brain...oil day your head jor.. unlike that stupid boy...wae them use he brain cool pepper soup 🤗
Hey TextMe
Young Ethiopian98 Nigeria isn’t growing
Nigeria is far more developed than what is being shown. Nigerian night life looks like any modern country.
Gorillah Prophette Ikr our country sucks but to make it looks like most of us are still living in villages. he obviously has an agenda.
Ant rip as in eh. this looks pathetic.
westerns and their level of intentional ignorance!
Thats what I'm saying where the fuck did he get these graphics? He says 48% of the pop lives in cities but only focuses on the rural areas like WHAT how can you highlight it as a booming economy and not display those images? smh
dont mind that guy. Its like he's working for all those WHO sponsored organizations. He didnt even show us our beautiful cities. How many people still live in mud house in Nigeria? mtchwwwwwww. im sure he has never been to Nigeria.
Nonso Kelvin obviously.
western ignorance is painful!
Nigeria is the key to Africas freedom from the west, if only the right leader takes control.
Oh yes
Really?The white man conquered nigeria without firing a single shot coz nigerians were too lazy and too coward to fight.Zulus were the first africans to take on a british army in a pitched battle and comprehensively defeat it.Angolans waged a 25 years liberation war and came on top.Kenyans took on britishs with the mau mau rebellion..etc....I dont know a single nigerian massive rebellion against britishs.Keep fooling yourselves.
The same white men that are still ruling your country?? Well keep hating and killing your brothers and sisters, that's what you lots know how to do best. Maybe look up how different Nigerian tribes fought against the British colony before speaking from a place of blind hatred.
@@mekoyomoshe7339 Tl;dr - If Nigerians, in fact all of Africa for that matter (Very ambitious yes) truly put their differences aside and cooperated and joined forces with all their resources, there probably will be no stopping them economic wise. it basically comes down to a case of sheep leading Lions, instead of a Lion leading ships...oh wait, how about a Lion leading other Lions just as the south Africans Quote on quote did.
I wont engage in aggressive sticks and stones throwing, you are somewhat right in your assessment, however consider this few points:
Statistically and just as mentioned in the video, Nigeria still has one of the most if not the most diverse cultures and languages (Emphasis of languages as this affects communications) in Africa and the world at large which limit the efforts of communication and cooperation among the people. Thus leaving Nigeria to still be a country and not a nation yet to this day.
Abut the laziness, there may be some truth to it, however there is no way to measure that from tribe to tribe again. More so I would say its complacency (lack of motivation) and not Laziness per say as those are two different things. This lack of motivation is probably due to how Nigeria has actually been treated in the past by the west, east, Europeans etc because of their vast resources and oil. Think of this, there was even good relations with the Europeans all the way back to the slave trade through economic incentives to the Nigerians and west Africa as a whole which probably played an early factor into this complacency phenom.
Also, every action by every nation is strategic. Would rather want allies or enemies if you can help it. That's the case of Nigeria. look there is a lot of deep rooted issues really limited the Nigerians as there were called by the European, and we can go on and on, but progress comes from finding solutions instead of complaining
Finally really consider this, if all Nigerians (200 million of them) or all of Africa for that matter (Very ambitious yes) truly put their differences aside and cooperated and joined forces with all their resources, there probably will be no stopping them economic wise. it basically comes down to a case of sheep leading Lions, instead of a Lion leading ships...oh wait, how about a Lion leading other Lions just as the south Africans Quote on quote did.
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Nigerians are in my opinion the most confident, and one of the most loud, outspoken, smart, opportunistic and funny group of Africans, that is also why Nollywood is so big around Africa. Nigerians have really unique personalities and a very distinct accent. I'm a Rwandan living in SA and I know South Africans and Rwandans love watching Nigerian movies even though they can be very predictable(but so are Indian and American movies),we like them because they contain good messages and often end with "To GOD be the glory" lol.
Also, Nigerians produce some of the best music in Africa. Actually I would say they are the best. Artists like Davido, Wiz kid, Mr Eazi and Tiwa Savage etc. are taking the music industry by storm.
Celine Muhoza so true !!
Celine Muhoza awwwwwww thanks I’m from Nigeria
Sun kissed_ Melanin O same :D
Movies ending with "to God be the glory"
😂😂 On point
Celine Muhoza Hahahahahaha. 'To God be the glory' is so godamn hilario'US'!
Love Nigeria From India
You Guys are Great
God bless you brother
Love India too
Love you too
We love u too
Love you too
Got my DNA results today.
50% Nigeria
24% Ivory Coast/Ghana
5% Benin/Togo
I am hyped.
MrTMac44 welcome
MrTMac44 DNA tests that tell national identities are a lie.
@@peterGu895 Perhaps for black people not so much since most came from same area anyways
MrTMac44 I’m hyped for you!!! Welcome to the club even tho I’m only 40-ish percent
Oh my god, what a tradigy
*NIGERIA all day everyday, 24/7*
THATS RIIIIIIGHT!!
ya
Do GHANA plzzzzzz
NigerianFoodChannel I saw you on the bobsled video. You must be a really proud Nigerian like me
NigerianFoodChannel I love Nigerian food, people, women, culture etc
At this point I'm proud to be a Nigerian 😙😚😘😆
But they put shots of the poor areas. Love Nigeria though
anna belle same
anna belle why don't h visit it
It's awesome
anna belle we all are😆
I’m a Nigerian but residing in U.S.A and I’m so damm proud to be a Nigerian.when I first came to the U.S people were surprised cos I speak good English.Nigeria got all it takes but the only problem rely on the governmental part
Yes ah ahh Nigeria is getting worse with a corrupt government ah I pray for my people back in Nigeria from USA
Not something to be proud of, Americans going to Nigeria doesn't know a Nigerian word.
I know this one dude who work at the school as myself and my mother and he’s from Nigeria. I also have a boyfriend who lives over there. I see people as people regardless of their race the skin color etc.
Me too
I have never stepped my foot in the states but I currently ghostwrite book for Americans... im proud I'm a Nigerian. We rock
Could have at least shown the modern Nigeria...
This is still good
At least some people now know that Nigeria is a place
Urban Nigeria isn't also the only part of Nigeria
Modern Nigeria is like any other developed city. It is the myriad of ethnic groups that make Africa on a whole Interesting and captivating!
He should've shown the urban places in Nigeria you know like where many of us live
@@Cynthia.O. please do not be so sensitive . This gentleman has given a very interesting historical , cultural and positive view of Nigeria. There lies his focus. Africa is called the mysterious continent and it is those things that attract and draw persons to it.
I have travelled quiet a bit and one developed city is the same as the other. I do not want to see another one. On the contrary I would love to return to some other African countries to enrich my knowledge of the traditional cultural dances. This is where my interest lies. Also to see the wildlife. Wode Maya is doing a very good job in displaying the modern side of African countries. You could probably do the same to promote the image of that side of Nigeria you feel worthy of mention. You have to admit that some Nigerians have given a very negative view of Nigeria with all kinds of scams, abuse of spiritual power, corruption, killings lack of proper health and educational facilities. These are facts. This gentleman has tried to give another view of Nigeria in an exciting way. I love it! He is making it apealling to the outside world by showing its diversity . I visited Nigeria years ago and I really would not like to return to Lagos or Abuja. My focus is now on Calabar, where it appears to be historical, cool and green with wild life. Do not try to compete with the West or influence or criticise the focus of others. Rather do something about promoting the areas which you feel need promoting. In this way persons on the outside will get a wholistic view of Nigeria.
Nigeria is home to lots of talented young entrepreneurs,
and also beautiful women.
AJAYI AJAYI Where are you from?
Nigeria
Ajayi i went to Abuja and the women were stunning.I hope to find a wife there someday.
A wife in abuja will certainly be perfect for you. treat em right tho. lol
AJAYI AJAYI Abuja girls are all ashawos o
I'm African, I'm Nigerian, I'm Black, I'm Arewa, I'm Hausa and I'm proud.
Respect
Where are all my Igbo people at?
Love 🇳🇬♥️🇵🇰from Pakistan
Preach it bruh!🇳🇬🙌✨
@@angelaozigbo6049 Am here
lagos and abuja has the most people in nigeria you did not show were a majority of the people lived you kept showing the deep villages with poorer people, next time when am doing a video about america i will focus on showing the amish and country side people while ignoring texas newyork and califonia.
hsu hao mavado I was about to say mtschew not one modern thing wtf this guy is a village idiot with an agenda. His video is horrible and he obviously doesn't know shit about Nigeria. He was showing far fling videos in the North for most part.
what wrong with showing the rural parts?
honestly speaking, showing a tall building does not show development. Nigeria is still third world, with no electricity and airport toilets that don't function...what development is there? There is still a lot of work to do....getting 24/7 electricity without personal generators, should be first priority.
hsu hao mavado NO PART OF NIGERIA IS BAD...WE ARE PROUD OF EVERYTHING..SO LET THE SHOW ANYTHING THEY EANT NO PROBLEM
lol; what, are NY, Texas and California more modern than the rest of the country? Let me rephrase: NY, Texas and California are no more modern than the rest of the country. But yeah, I was annoyed by the overabundance of rural Nigeria shots, too.
When I think of Nigeria I think of the beautiful traditional clothes and headdress of the women! Their clothes are absolutely beautiful! Of course the food is sooooo good!
Yes! Nollywood movies, love them! It would be nice to see a video about Ghana, Ivory Coast or Kenya.
नेपाल143 the red rice is called jollof rice, my favorite Nigerian food
I'm Jamaican, and growing up around a lot of Africans from different countries on the continent, it's wonderful to see how similar things are between all. From the food, to the style of dress.
Hirute May lol we don't go around in head dresses darling, don't let videos like this of people who have CLEARLY never been to Nigeria fool you. smh
Gracie Daniels I actually meant to say the headwraps the women wear. And I grew up around too many Nigerians to let anyone fool me.
From Ancient city of Benin, I want to say thank you for throwing light on the city. And I must say we have alot to do as Nigerians to make the country giant of the world.
God really bless Nigeria ..and I blessed all African countries.
Anabel B James A O bless you to
yeah a seven year old child was abused, publicly abused and burnt to death. lets go nigeria! nope fuck it, nigeria is a good country until they did this, solve this problem and nigeria will once again be great
Love Nigeria from Pakistan. I know a little girl from Nigeria and that is Emuilla
YAHYA ARSHAD Emmanuella
Shooketh Walia 😂😂
Wow nice
@@lindabenna4304 mtchewww
@@johnnybenibo3374 what does it mean ?
I just found out I am Nigerian and I am trying to explore my culture and spread it to my kids.
We welcome you 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Same my parents are both Nigerian and i am heritage too! But honestly someone that bored told me to “stfu and that I wasn’t Nigerian and that im a little attention seeker which had me in tears earlier” I know that I am Nigerian and not an attention seeker. My parents and family actually came a long way to this country so that I can have everything I wanted here. I am also going through depression and anxiety suffering but however I am a PROUD AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY NIGERIAN whatsoever🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
May got be blessed and welcome to the family
Same Here it's my highest percentage of DNA
love u Nigerian friends from Bangladesh
The only difference between Nigeria and Bangladesh is that Nigeria at least has a state with Islamic shariah and Bangladesh rejects it.
Love you too
Love Bengali people
We love you too I wish one day I can to India and eat biryani
Love you to brotha
love my country 🇳🇬❤️
DTX .VLOGS This is probably peak patriotism, shouting out your own country
@@goodluckgorsky3413 fuck you
Juju Oguerol sis
I love my country too🇳🇬💞💕
Ahhha
I'm Dominican & I just found out I'm 26% Nigerian (54% African).
:v I don't have any comments
I live in the U.S I recently found I am 83.8% African, 47.3% is Nigerian.....the biggest part if Me!!!!! I am so excited to unlock this first door on my journey to finding my true identity/and history
@@flyfye6458 That's great...you can do an African AncestryDNA to know the particular Nigerian tribe??...Igbo or Yoruba or...??... I read a lot of igbo ended up in Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina and Georgia...
@@darkhorse8288 Thank you for the info. My mom's side is from Beaufort, SC. My dads side mostly lives in GA, 30 minutes from Beaufort SC. But the plantation with our last name is in beaufort SC as well.
@@flyfye6458 👍👍... there was a historical event that took place in Georgia concerning igbo enslaved people: The Igbo Landing. Beyonce enacted it in one of her music videos and I think that's were the inspiration came for Killmonger's comment(before he died) to T'challa in the Black Panther movie... You can Google Igbo Landing or listen to commentaries about it here on TH-cam...But the igbos were the most stubborn set of enslaved people during the slave trade. They are legendary in the Carribean also....
Just got my DNA test done. I'm 86% Nigerian. I'm from TEXAS
olivia king visit some time sister
olivia king BLESS you fellow Nigerian!!!💗💯💯
olivia king come home dear,I'm in Nigeria
46% Nigerian, 12% Kenyan and 2.4% Sierra Leonean!
olivia king im like 91% nigerian cuz i was born in nigeria but right now i live in ohio
I'm Nigerian i was born there and lived there for 12 years, Nigerians love from America
sarah o thanks love :)
Nice
Hi i have opportunity to offer to you
sarah o very good of you but always remember your fathers land
sarah im nigerian lived in mauritius can we be friends
I am African
I am Nigerian
I am Igbo
I am Biafran
I am proud.
Long live Nigeria
Confusion o
@@onryx1642 I swear 🤣🤣
Hia I'm confused 🤧
Lol dual citizenship 🤣
Don't confuse my confusion less I use my confusion and scatter your confusion in a manner that your confusion will be more confused to to locate any other confusion about to confusion it's confusion. I come in peace
Nigeria is a beautiful country, similar to Nepal. Hello from Nepal.
Justice eluma . Woah call down people are free to have their opinion.
Basanta Chaulagain it is nothing like nepal
Basanta Chaulagain nice talk 👍
Basanta Chaulagain Thank you dear
Wtf is Nepal...you should be comparing Nigeria to Singapore
i'm an uber driver from malaysia.. met a few nigerian riders.. they do speak english but they sound so different & unique.. i find it hard to understand at times. Anyway, much love to my bros & sis in Nigeria.
Like who is nigerian❤️🇳🇬🔥🥰
🙌🏿🙌🏿🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
How to make the rice,he is saying
Kindly share the recey.
No, I'm from Iran and Nigeria there are wonderful people. 🤗
My best friend is from Nigeria! 😆
xShandy that’s great❤️
amazing Nigeria ,glad to see an african country that made it ,love and respect from Algeria
Naija is a wonderfull country !!
sarah ben shmayel I’m from Nigeria residing in Constantine algeria.. a beautiful historical city.. i love it
Nigeria is also a very influential country outside of its borders, the relationship that we have with the Yoruba religion/culture has extended to Cuba, Caribbean, Brazil, Mexico and the rest of Latin America...
Am proudly Yoruba, I love all the Latinos people's
This is because those practising this culture in Cuba are originally from this tribe..
That’s because Latin America and Caribbean countries have the most Yoruba population outside of west Africa
I'm Malaysian but my boyfriend is Nigeria. I just hope we're meant to be. Pls pray for us.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hmmm advice pay closer attention.
@@chikakingsley8104 thanks for your advice! yes he always give me an attention everyday even in his busy time. thank you for support me.
@Dami hmm
@Dami wanna ask you a question, are Muslims do get married to Christian?
Awesome Nigeria, love from Pakistan
@mrpeace guy we will take revenge to indian raw terrorist .. u dont worry just wait and watch .. the blast is in sehwan sharif not karachi
MrPeace Guy ur just like ur name love from pak
nhi jai sree ram bol ke masoom logo ko jinda jalate hain devdasiputrr
Extreme dreams Thank you
Extreme dreams Your a very nice person
When I think of Africa, I think of music. I love the instruments they use, especially in West African music. I also think of spice. My family is Liberian, and West Africans use A LOT of spice in food lol.
Kelvin Riddick I swear we love spicy food
Kelvin Riddick when I think about Africa I see Black people
Kelvin Riddick lol not really
When I think of Africa, I think of black people with good food 😂
I hv fallen in love with this country nigeria . went there solo can you imagine...am indonesian woman 😋. It s not usual that indonesians go to naija for holiday and female! Alone! Never been there bfore and was my firsttime to mert all frens there nigerian families. Really firsttimer. Gosh the visa interview went so familiar the interviewer officer was so concerned like going daddily making sure how ready and "well prepared" i was .
Anyway....am coming again this year to meet some familyfriend. And i am gonna get my paintings bring em home. I brought home 2 last november. I love rice n turkeystew, beans n fish, tender suya with masa. I wish to complete and elaborate my itinerary that i missed lastyear.
❤️❤️
@@khadijamuazu2858 uwc and i thank you
@@khadijamuazu2858 ok abort. 😎. goodnite
Come to Jos plateau state next time
We love Nigeria .... #From Nepal
hi Nigeria!🙋🙋🙋 love from India! 😘😘
Hello from Lagos, Nigeria
Brain Chod tre
love u too
Brain Chod Indians are so peaceful and always curious about any countries , greeting to India 🙋
Brain Chod why are you Indians so racist to us nigeria. I don't call that love
When I think of Africa the first thing that comes to my mind is that I'm proudly Nigerian and It's a Blessed Nation 💖
I am a Nigerian in Nigeria and i have never seen most of the rural ancient villages you showed. They exist but do not present the right image of My country. You ignored all the cities and even most of the rural areas and presented videos of ancient sites. All the same, thanks for the video.
Thanks for being polite about your points.. I'm also Nigerian =]
Leke Ojikutu well talk👍
Nigerian food👌 The people 👌 The cultures👌 Everything about Nigeria is awesome!👌👌
I’ve been referring to myself as a Nigerian for most of my life. It was something that I felt deep within my spirit. Recently, Ancestry DNA states I’m 50% Nigerian 🎉🎉🎉 20% Sierra Leone and 10% Kenyan, crossing my fingers 🤞🏾it’s a Obama connection 😂
Very nice.
U r welcome home. So very happy to have u as one of us!!! Stay happy.
You’re not nigerian. You don’t even know which tribe you From you can’t refer yourself as Nigerian when you aint
Saving Your time leave her alone, she is Nigerian
Toluwani Idowu No she isn’t Nigerian
Nigeria has 10/11 naturals resources
Nigeria has Army is ONE of the strongest in Africa
Most part of Nigeria ONLY has two season (Rain & Dry season) also known as CT or MT
Nigeria Boarders 4 neighboring countries
(Republic of Chad 🇹🇩 , Niger 🇳🇪 , Cameroon 🇨🇲 & Republic of Benin 🇧🇯)
Nigeria gained its independence from Great Britain in 1960 and became a republic in -63
Gloria Daniels they is oil everywhere. Like everywhere
Jay75Euro really, name the resources, please!!!
Nigeria has 27 discovered natural resources as of now
Sirajudeen Hameedat Folashade that's a lot u know!!!, maybe the highest in Africa!!!
Learnt more new things from.your post than the vid 😀
love nigeria .. from Pakistan
Thank you.
love right back @ Pakistan from a Nigerian
Adam Holmes Dumb troll.
I recently had my ancestral dna tested and was surprised to find i have Nigerian ancestry (from my dad). I am now soaking up the history and traditions of the country 😊
Same!
@@jercoryiac1537 Same here!
I'm a Nigerian
And I always want to see a video about Nigeria 🇳🇬
Nigeria for life. . 😎
we cool like that ✌
i'm of nigerian (yoruba) paternity (with some amazigh) and ghanaian maternity. i was born and raised in america. 🇬🇭 🇳🇬
Lucky you
As Salaamu Alaykoum Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu Ya Sulayman three points of genetic similiarity.
m.th-cam.com/video/dE5JcrEWOBo/w-d-xo.html
سـلـيـمـان أحـمـد
Same here. Im Yoruba as well 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Darryl Brisbane
وعليكم السلام ورحمة اللـه وبركاته
رمضان مبارك
lov you Nigeria and all west african
from Somali ppl
mohammed Farah... Somalis and Sudanese are amazing people. Always true to your African brothers and not shy to identify anywhere in the world. Bless you all and wish you peace, prosperity and love in your home countries.
@ Somalis wasn't enslaved
No way is there internet in Somalia...
Nigeria is so beautiful and the people too they have such a beautiful face☆☆☆
Got my DNA results today
48% Nigerian
19% Benin and Togo
15% Cameroon Congo and bantu peoples
2%mali
1%Senegalese
I'm proud of my nigerian roots
I’m the same 💪🏽
Good
Same my parents are both Nigerian and i am heritage too! But honestly someone that bored told me to “stfu and that I wasn’t Nigerian and that im a little attention seeker which had me in tears earlier” I know that I am.
Nigerian and not an attention seeker. People have hurt me enough! My parents and family actually came a long way to this country so that I can have everything I wanted here. I am also going through depression and anxiety suffering but however I am a PROUD AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY NIGERIAN whatsoever🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 in the DNA
May got be blessed and welcome to the family
@@sydneymcmillian Do not listen too those fools always be proud of your country love from Nigeria
@@hassanoladimeji2097 👐🏼🥺 thank you
* ha-oo-sah (Hausa)
ih-bo (Igbo)
yor-oo-bah (Yoruba)
BOSS SIDEMAN ikr
BOSS SIDEMAN *eh-dough
BOSS SIDEMAN
*yo-roh-bah
dalu shine!
Thanks for helping and not just complaining about the video lol XD
I'm Nigerian and most parts of this video just made angry cause 1) our country is more developed than it was showed 2) u said jollof rice and u showed something else 3) learn to mention our words right 4) we have way better movies and the worst thing is that the picture of the woman on the thumbnail of this video isn't even Nigerian.....but I forgive u cause, yes our food is GREAT
Lara Biyi 😂😂😂😂😂
Lara Biyi she is nigerian shes a nigerian model
+LOZZAXOX she doesn't look like your average nigerian to be honest. shes definitely a northerner if shes nigerian.
This videos were made over 100 years ago. We are more developed now. We’re the giant of Africa
Lara Biyi you took the words out of my mouth
i just love how you ignorantly keep mentioning diversity but keep showing only the north and only the rural parts of the country through out the video....... you are a content creator, put some effort into what brings food to your table SMFH
Aziiiiin he kept showing just the rural areas like that’s only the place in nigeria
Enjoyed the video! I just found out after taking a DNA test that I am Nigerian. Any information you can share about this country would greatly benefit me. Would love to see a second video!!
now you know your from nigeria 2nd you need to find the ethnic group you come from in nigeria. either yoruba, igbo, hausa or ijaw.
thanks for watching! It gets much deeper, check my new GEDmatch video out.
ProudNigerian please, you guys should stop acting like those are the only ethnic groups in Nigeria. Nigeria is more than Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo. Is like saying white people are the only people in America just because you are the majority, doesn’t mean you only one that exists.
Life of Dre go ask a Nigerian. This video is rubbish.
I myself recently received my African DNA results . My roots are from Nigeria! Hausa and Fulani people. I am overjoyed! I would love any and all information I can get ! So very proud . Such beautiful people!!!
why did u butcher the 3 ethnic group names lol . 😂😂😂
shark gaming I swear 😂 😂 😂
shark gaming fr😭
shark gaming and butchered Edo state and Benin
"You-ruba" I'm on the floor 😂😂😂😂😂😂
StarsTwinkle Hohsa 😂😂😂😂
I love this! Beautiful, I'm Cuban, with Nigerian - Congo/Camaroon roots - so I loved knowing more about my cultural roots. Thank you.
My husband is Nigerian ❤
Shannon Hill Mine too ❤
M.D. K. Pls if you don't know what to say,shut ur damn mouth!!!
Shannon Hill. Hmm! My wife and myself are Nigerians! Hehe!
Shannon Hill great move back
Shannon Hill where you from
im sorry, but this is not an appropriate representation of nigeria, it seems like a very uniformed video, with just a few accurate facts gathered, it makes nigeria seem far more backwards and underdeveloped than it actually is, i trust your intentions are pure i just ask that if you chose to speak about a country kindly ask and get it right, your pictures and videos are very belittling and inaccurate of the present nigeria...
.....from a Proud and fairly concerned Nigerian
there is no way it will be 100% accurate even the presenter know it as well. but giving the fact this video was done in the west the will always use negative images of nigeria mostly on there video to make there western viewers happy because thats what the like to see about african countries.
Yes I think so too
Meekfred Esere 8
Yes that's true n his video concentrated more on d rural Northern part of Nigeria
I agree with you
I ❤️ Nigerians! Years ago, I had a few Nigerian colleagues at work, but also lived in a “Little Nigeria” neighborhood, where they “adopted” me. If I had to stereotype a group in a positive way, I can say from my experiences that these are lovely, affectionate and upbeat people. Educated, interesting and admirable. 💋
Finally!! I've never clicked on a video so fast.
That's because ur proud of Nigeria which is a good thing.
jiggar22 Why?
why only these clips? You do realize that Nigeria is more than these clips? Really disappointed
the dude is dope this video is rural
BeHappy oh shut up
You do realize he said theres more to come right?
Just got back my African Ancestry and learned I come from the Yoruba and Fulani people! I can't explain how happy and proud I am to be able to finally connect with my Nigerian/African roots! I've been on a knowledge quest since my results
finally a factual video about Nigeria. You're right though, there's still lots to know about Nigeria
omotunde akiode I see you, motunde :)
There is no one traditional religion in Nigeria, there are many.
Neg Ste. Lucie when he says “traditional” I think he meant the religion Nigeria practice before colonizers introduced Islam and Christianity
Neg Ste. Lucie over a thousand
Neg Ste. Lucie yes Muslim with its President who can’t rid their people from that Nigerian born Islamic Terroris Boko
I know this is quite old, but just in case someone is curious, the religion that the video shows is Ifa. Variants of it exist in Cuba (Santeria) and Brazil (Candomble). It’s a traditional religion of the Yoruba people, one of the many ethnic groups that he mentioned in the video. So the original commentator is correct in saying that there is no one traditional religion, as each of these ethnic groups have their own religion.
@@Paradox484 U R correct
Nigeria is a GREAT & BLESSED country. All we need is a good and dedicated leader.
I just found out I'm Nigerian.
Danielle and Mia wow😙
Danielle and Mia chill becky
Great
Danielle and Mia are you fucking with me??
Danielle and Mia what...0.5% or something 😅
“Yarooba” lmao that’s how he says it💀
BAHAHAHHSYSS
gel-up rye-ice
😂😂😂
Ekabo ma! 💃
So many more beautiful things to show about Nigeria. We want to see the modern Nigeria
wow! this is exactly what we had read about Nigeria in our text books in matric !! even we read alot more about chocolate production, palm trees, traditions,village life,city life, there house holds, we learnt how hardworking women are there !!
Imagine if each household in Nigeria owned an internet service and a cell phone. I find Nigerian's who live in Texas, value education and respect the idea of marriage. Beautiful culture and people.
Alot of us have that and more 😞
Infact we have more lastest phones than you think... Nigeria is not a village it's a big city . You need to come see yourself 😁. Don't believe what they show you on TV lol
Internet and cell phones? Hilarious!
Respect to Nigerian people from Algeria. Love your country and love you people.
Da zaman lafiya da soyayya!
wahnano and where did you learn Hausa
Hey my Nigerian brothers. Hello from Burundi
i want part 2
want to know more about there diverse culture
sukhbir singh so. many languages in Nigeria.
sukhbir singh, what do u wanna know? First of all some points in this video aren't correct. These are not even special facts about Nigeria.
research the Nok civilization, very mysterious :) my profile picture is one of the terra cotta statues from that ancient culture
Very informative and interesting. Great job
My mom is on her flight to Nigeria now my mom is Igbo and my dad is Yoruba
And I was born in the us so I’m learning yoruba and why did he pronunce Yoruba like that lol
Danielle Ologolo you have a pretty crazy last name🤣🤣
Aziiin
@Danielle Ologolo: Cos that's how you say it with the Nigerian accent
U re igbo and u're learning Yoruba, I think you need reorientation, because you should learn Igbo before any other language if ur father knows his duties on u
Danielle Ologolo my feelings exactly 😂 My dad is Yoruba and taught me only greetings. I wish he would have taught me more. My mom is from the states
Nigeria,, Love from Sindh, Pakistan
Ali Abro I think Nigerian and Pakistan have something in common, there’re always dating
Sending out nothing but love to my Naija brothers and sister from Ghana.
omo naija where the 9ja peeps at??
i want a part 2 of this video showing the good places people are talking about which is true PLEASE.
Chizzy, kings I concur with you.
Love it. I meet so many Nigerians in Europe. All wonderful people.
Need to see more of this. Love from Kenya.
that moment when he tries to call Benin(b-nin) and Edo(eh-do) in fact 8 was hilariously cool,love from Benin City,Edo State
I want to see part 2. found out recently that I was 41% Nigerian!
coooooooool i am 1oo percent
The way he pronounced the 3 main languages was hilarious 😂😂
lmaoo
😂😅literally… Hausa was even subtitled as Xhosa; which I’m pretty sure is another Southern African language altogether. I like that he tried though!
Visited the capital back in 2017 .
Beautiful city filled with beautiful people.Made some friends and asked them to contact me when they come to Australia .
Hoping to meet them some day
We are grateful 🙏
Proud to be Nigerian 🇳🇬❤️
I would love to see other videos and facts about Nigeria. Enjoyed the video. I am going to have to try that rice you love so much.
I love you Nigeria .. I'm proclaiming peace prosperity and extreme wealth, to to be returned to the people to develop in all areas into the Royal priesthood they are. 🔥🔥
thanks ftd facts do part 2 of this video . specially the northern part
thanks for posting! I learned something new about my country :)
Part 2 please. Love reading about Nigeria. Nollywood and Music.
Nigerians r beautiful people, thts a fact. 😘😘
Love Nigeria from Pakisrtan❤
Proudly Nigerian and from the North/south
Adamawa/Edo
Born in kwara state and grow up in Ibadan
Schooled in Kogi state and have friends across all region of Naija.... Love my Country
Ancestry Dna said I'm 46% Nigerian
Christian News congrats
Why don't you be specific on Islam? That Fulanis brought Islam to Nigeria and the rest of West Africa.
Have you heard of Osman Dan Fodio??
These exile Africans act like the masters of their countries(west) of birth, pretending to know Africa, better do more research .
Lucky!!!!!
@@ishiakabarrie7570 it was Mali traders if you do your research
@@dadnonlyd3 They are Fula
Thanks for this. I got my ancestry DNA results and I'm mostly Nigerian❤
Welcome mag
Love you nigeria,,,lots of love from kenya
Hi Nigeria love from Trinidad . YES
it's nice to hear facts about my country 😊😊
Enjoyed this video. We are learning about africa in our homeschool this month.
I definitely want a part two! I just got my DNA and I am Benin/Togo!!!
Yvonne Brown Is it REPUBLIC OF BENIN( Country)in Africa or BENIN(EDO STATE) in Nigeria Africa?
Republic of Benin or The Republic of Togo. This are close countries to Nigeria. In fact before the slave trade we use to be one country called the Sub Sahara Africa.