🇿🇦🇳🇬 We moved our South African kids to Nigerian because of this🥺💔 | Nigeria meets South Africa
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- 🇿🇦🇳🇬 We moved our South African kids to Nigerian because of this🥺💔 | Nigeria meets South Africa
LOVE BEYOND BORDERS EP.25
Love Beyond Borders series focuses on inter-African relationships or marriage. We will be sharing and educating on inter-African love, cultural differences, cultural shocks, the challenges and the beauty of it all.
P.S: We are more alike than different as African people ❤
On this episode I have Tiiselani, a Tsonga lady from Limpopo South Africa who is married to her Igbo Nigerian husband from Nigeria and they have been blessed with 4 children. They are based in South Africa however their kids reside in Nigeria and school there. In this episode we debunk how they are navigating distance parenting and why their kids are based in Nigeria. We also talk about their inter-African marriage, cultural differences and how they've been doing marriage for over 17yrs.
Hope you enjoy this episode.
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Thank you Sis for the opportunity to share my story, so much love in here we are African before South African or Nigerian one continent one love ❤️
❤❤❤ Thank you so much sis...indeed One Africa One Love 🙏🏾🙌🏾❤
Things my Nigerian brothers would do for love🥰She said his accent was not like a Nigerian as he was probably trying to charm her😍 It was so funny when she said her husband was always coming over to buy tomatoes from her mum😃 God bless Africa. Well done Serame and your guest.
Nigerian men will do anything 🤣 your brothers. Indeed may God bless Africa 🙏🏾🥺
@@SerameAndBeyond I know right 🥰 anything to secure the heart of our wifeys.
And it's true that if you don't know you might mistake a Nigerian brother for an American so many similarities. Like they are big and bold not afraid of anything
Awww❤❤❤❤❤
Tsonga people are one of the nice people in SA 😍😍
So true 👌🏾❤ very unproblematic. Love them and their music 👌🏾
In Nigeria, we are practically 'foreigner worshippers' . We treat them with lots of love.
I've heard many South Africans testify to the golden treatment they get in Nigeria 🙏🏾
NIGERIAN'S DON'T BELIEVE IN CALLING ORDER AFRICAN BROTHERS FOREIGNER...WHY BECAUSE..WE DON'T BELIEVE IN THAT KIND OF CONCEPT!
AND..THAT'S WHY WE'RE VERY MUCH WELCOMING...REGARDLESS OF WHAT WE'VE PASSED THROUGH IN THE HANDS OF OUR FORMER COLONIES...
YET...WE'RE STILL COMMITTED TO OUR AFRICAN BROTHERHOOD CULTURE WITHOUT US BEEN DISTRACTED..BY..THIS WHITE DEMONIC AGENDA OF WHITE SUPREMACY...IN WHICH..THEY KEEP PUSHING THROUGH THERE USELESS ON A DAILY BASIS.. IN ORDER...TO STILL KEEP DISUNITED..BY..CREATING MORE OF HATES..AND..LACK OF TRUST FOR EACH ORDER!
WHICH...STILL EXIST UNTILL THIS VERY MOMENT..AS WE ALL SPEAK..REGARDLESS OF OUR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES?
#ONEAFRICA4LIFE✊🏼✊
We love foreigners in Nigeria but anyone that misbehave go colect wotowoto
South African kids coming from an African? Unbelievable! Those kids are never South Africans for one day. They're Nigerians. Their dad is Nigerian, they were born in South Africa.
Big difference.
It's important we respect each other.
meaning?
They are South Africans by birth, they got a South African passport, birth certificate southy, rest dullard
Tell them
@@florarice592 meaning the kids will never be South Africans
Louder ❤️
Our dearest beautiful wife Serame. Her children are going through the Nigerian spirit of boldness, assertiveness and target achievement. You can see that her son who runs to hide when visitors come in to their house in South Africa is now out going boy because he is being taught to take his life in his hands from this early age. That's how he will lead himself claiming his rights. Nigerians train their children to love and help others and believe in themselves that they can or rather wi be better than every other person. Thank you Sereme for your wonderful channel. I must tell you, through this channel Nigerians and South Africans are ever closer. Don't worry we nigerians will reward you very handsomely for your work. Watch out for us.
Her children are doing so well in Nigeria, we thank God Almighty 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏🏾
“My mum loves him so much, he take him like his first son” Amazing stories thank you for sharing 🇳🇬🇿🇦
Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾🙌🏾
Next time don't be surprised when you are muling stuff😂😂😂
Marrying outside Nigeria or inside Nigeria,
As long as you're the male , you have to follow the brides traditional procedure of marriage, not the other way round
Yes, I think most African cultures follow this too
Very important to hear where you come from as for me I'm father Nigerian (ibo) and mother Ghanaian (fante) and always live in both countries
Everyone knows that maNigeria ba rekisa di drugs mo South Africa. Yeah a small segment of them are legit, but a vast majority ke diScammer and Criminal syndicates. Speaking from stats, 40k are here legally(According to Home Affairs) and studies indicate that there is an estimate of about 700k here, do the math.
Ok , coward
@@truthmatterbyoladada1462 Facts only, nothing else.
@@MosesMatsepane your fact is wrong
Writing trash
@@truthmatterbyoladada1462 You need to learn how to argue. You can’t just say someone is wrong for the sake of it. I gave you numbers, you need to say that the numbers are wrong. But then you need to do that by publishing a study that refutes these stats. I didn’t pull these numbers out of my ass.
NO LONG STORY.. SHE'S JUST A GOOD WOMAN ✌ PEACE TO THE WORLD 🌐
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
I don't know how this spirit of discrimination and xenophobia entered South Africans. Xenophobia and discrimination are things Nigerians are not aware of. We actually go extra miles to please foreigners.
the media played a huge role in this sadly
It's drugs, brothels etc that are done by Nigerians in our country
@@SerameAndBeyond and the politicians as well ANC, EFF etc
That's actually us part of our culture Until your brothers turned our hospitality against us and showed us the middle finger. I mean we're people of Ubuntu/Botho . I mean how do you accommodate people who aren't resonating the same spirit and love you're showing to them?
So what??? Why are you not Xynophobic in your own country, we are so tired of these fraudsters n drug dealers TSEK
Serame our wife best TH-camr in the world.
Awwwww thank you so much, God bless you
These people were wise. Moved their children to Nigeria a year ago. Image the buly of kwere kwere on children. But can someone tell me, if South Africa has a derogatory word also for white immigrants?
Nice Watching this, I studied at the University of Venda and I had a nice time in Thohoyandou, such a lovely place...Being a Nigerian in ths venda community is a proud thing for me...such amazing people with good heart most especially those mothers that sells fruits and veggies around Vuzuludzu mall in town... SA is the meeting point of Africa's greatness, we just need to work together to make a better and beautiful Continent through us all...👌🏾
I agree the moms selling fruits and veggies are so kind 👌🏾
Can you guys meet in Nigeria. We are tired of your stinking attitudes. You forget that this is not your country. You get too comfortable, that's the problem with you guys.
I love you so much Serame I’m also a South African xhosa married to a Nigerian Yoruba guy and I also recently moved to Nigeria 🇳🇬,you are encouraging me to get my TH-cam channel going 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤
Oh wow thats awesome sis. Please start your channel 🙏🏾 all the best
@@SerameAndBeyond thanks dear I’m learning from you just gathering some strength and confidence to upload videos 🤣
Let me go and follow you sharp no. Time 🇳🇬 @sylviatsholeka
I have subscribe, I will be waiting for the videos to roll in ☺ ☺ ☺
Infact that's what they should have done long ago ...all the best to them and hold it while it lasts ...leave SA for those who love it
Another great interview Serame and kudos to my Naija brothers. From Cameron to South Africa, Kenya, Egypt, to Senegal, we Naija bros are uniting Africa better than even the governments.
However, it is disheartening to hear over and over the Afro-phobia going on in SA. How can an African child in SA school be termed and treated like a stranger?
In Nigeria, the child of your brother or sister is a full member of the family no matter who the other parent is. It's only politicians that divide us into tribes during elections just for votes.
Socially and culturally in Nigeria, we don't see any black person as a stranger no matter where they come from, with or without Nigerian blood.
It's really so sad 😞 but we pray for a better united Africa 🙏🏾❤
Go back to your own history. When you attained independence you expelled 800 000 foreigners from your country. An Igbo screams when he is mistaken for a Yoruba. What about the Biafran war? A lot of brotherly love there, I suppose. What is boko haram? Is it South Africans attacking foreigners? At least we discriminate against non-South Africans. You have nigerian on nigerian violence. Sort that out b4 calling us Afrophobic. Anyway, even if we are Afrophobic you are free to go to the other 50+ Afro loving countries. Who forced anyone to come to South Africa? You talk as though we "recruited" you to our country!
@@nomagcisacawe3297 brother I saw this vlog titled "Black South Africans Must Not Allow Boers To Keep Disrespecting Them in Their Own Homeland" on African Diaspora News Channel and am really hurt and embarrassed these kind of things still exist in SA. It'd help Africa, as a whole, if you can channel this Dudula energies to these Boers.
@@isoryte201 fun fact; tribalism in Nigeria has taken over a million plus
@@nomagcisacawe3297You have the emotions of a 12yrs old..who hurt you?
I love this woman... She's a good woman God Bless her... She is a wife...
Absolutely 👌🏾 thank you so much for your kind words 🙏🏾
Culturally, the wife moves to man's family, which is supposed to happen that the Foreign husband's have to take their wives to their home country.
Children must always be taught to love one another. It can not go to the extent of separating families like that. It will be fine If it's by choice to send children away not because other children are using hate language on your children. These are the leaders of tomorrow and they must be handled with care
One day Africa will heal from all this 🙏🏾 thank you for sharing
The problem with people is that, when some Nigerians do bad they then put everyone in one box. I live in the UK and I am a South African and I have so much Love for Nigerians, they are lovely people to be around and their food is soo delicious...It's sad that kids, have experience discrimination, they didn't deserve that. Some south Africans need to learn to accept people for who they are, not where they come from.
Best comment ever. God bless you always🙏
Absolutely 👌🏾❤ thank you for sharing
Just focus on being a Jollofina and stop trying to force them to us mxn.
@@Mtshibong 😂😂😂😂, no one is forcing anyone on anything tjooooo!!!!
You did the right thing yaking your kids to your home
Your mum took him as her first child. That makes your blossom and will continue to hold you together. I am happy for you and your family. Stay well and blessed.
This lady is so inspirational and motivating for us all. I'm proud of her representating african well.
Such a beautiful loving woman. I love her
She indeed is. Thank you so much ❤
I am so happy I finally found such 2 great channels...a lot to learn❤ loving your content guys
Another great educative conversations, kudos! In Nigeria inter-tribal marriage here, the children's names are given between the both tribes; where the father is Igbo and mom Yoruba; the children bears a Yoruba names while their surname remains Igbo and it's vice versa.
This lady's kids first name should have being a South African Tonga names while their surname remains their father's Igbo name. With this people would know their exact identity correctly as Nigerian / South African.
Oh really, is that how its done in Nigeria?
In most cultures here in South Africa, kids names and surnames are both from dads culture. Especially if parents are married.
@@SerameAndBeyond yeah! that's how it's done here in Nigeria with agreement of both parents. But if the both parents are of same tribe their kids bears their tribal or English given names.
@JJ He is telling the truth, I guess you didn't understand what he said. Am an Esan and married to a Benin lady. My children' first names are all Benin names and their last name is Esan name.
@@SerameAndBeyond Oh that's in Venda maybe coz in Nguni and Sotho people I know, they name their kids in any African name ( from their cultures most of the time) and most of the time they give kids two names from both cultures then they take dad's surname ONLY if they are married OR the dad's family have PAID the damages and followed all the process done after giving another man's daughter belle. SA being the country with a lot of women raising their kids alone even when the their father is alive and have become a norm, parents and families have really strengthen this rule.
That's not true. What part of Nigeria are you from that you're talking with so much authority on this? There's no basic rule in naming a child from inter tribal marriages but from my observation and family members who are married from other tribes, the children often bear names from both tribes including English names.
Often the name used is the one the father gives cos it's fatgers/grandfathers who name a child, so if the father is Igbo or Itsekiri for eg., it's a name from that tribe the child will bear as first name but he will have a second name from the mother.
In some cases I've observed both names could be used simultaneously at home but the first name is dominant, it's the one used in school, by friends, neighbours etc
Amazing and inspiring, we are uniting African and will eventually all live in love as happy African family Asi Serame well done
Africa will become one 🙏🏾🙌🏾 thank you for watching 🙏🏾
We might witness an African renaissance God-willing. I am seeing more interethnic marriage in Nigeria and it is slowly but surely changing our country for the better. Nigerians are migrating to Southern Africa and finding life partners. This is heartwarming and enriching. I don't think this is the first generation that has had this kind of contact. I think that in other ages when Africa was prosperous, there must have been trade and intermingling.
Indeed this is not the first generation to do it, it has been happening. I will try get someone much older on the platform
Madam Flo thank you for representing us. Wow what a lovely and educational Vlog. I always knew you were a strong willed woman, but today I'm seeing you in a different light God bless you and your family always. Serame thank you for doing this. I'm proudly your subscriber now❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much, much appreciated 💃💃💃💃💃
Oooh wow thank you my person 😘 😘 🙏🙏
She have beautiful kids. But the kids will benefit a lot by schooling in Naija since they spend few years at school before University compared to when schooling in SA where we spend 12 years at school before university. If I was them, I would be happy ngl
They're doing so much better in Naija indeed 🙏🏾
#TheGoldRose it's same years spent in 9ja schools
@@affordablepty7039 Stop lying in Naija kids finish school at 14/15 years where as in SA they finish at 17 or 18 ( mostly if you were born after June), there's this Naija youtuber I follow a lot here, she's 15 and already in university which was really a big shock to me
@@TheGoldRose-pz5nc okay. As if I'm not a Nigerian. Do your findings and you'll know why she finished that early
@@affordablepty7039 I may not be Nigerian but I have family in Nigeria, my aunt who have Nigerian kids. Also the youtuber I told you about, she told me. She's not the only one, I know like 5 or 6 Nigerian 15 year old who are in Varsity already
Our brothers are so good to their foreign wives , Nigerians are good people, so are South African women. God bless Africa
we thank God, thank you for watching
CAP! 🧢🧢🧢🧢
@UCr9v23veQFfyPNwfe15l-pQ who are you gonna date that would be better than Nigeria. ?
@@orjichinedu3924 Stop been rude
The only thing that got me unhappy here is the children experience in their SA schools. There was definitely exclusion of their intelligence because their parent is foreign. I think this was ZA's loss given what being said about their intelligence.
There's no loss here. It's a win for South Africa
I'm married to a Limpopo woman.
This is the best video of many years to come. Well done.
❤❤❤❤
What a happy and wonderful lady? Lots of positive experience. I pray for their prosperous marriage. New subscriber due to this interview.
Amen 🙏🏾 thank you so much 🙏🏾
😂🤣😅 there should be lots of tomatoes on the honey moon night
Right....🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
This lady is a good woman! God bless you...
Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏾
@@SerameAndBeyond you are most welcome
This woman that was the guest in this video saw the future. Is like she and her husband saw this Chidimma issue coming!
I am very much impressed with this interview. I gathered from this interview that her husband is from Imo State. I am also happy for Tiiselani to realize that all Africans are one and should be indivisible. Professor P.L.O. Lumumba of Kenya has always emphasized on the unity of the people of the continent of our motherland, AFRICA. Very excellent job by Serame and very thoughtful answers from Tiiselani, based on her experience in Nigeria, and the kind of reception she received and receives from the home state of her husband. CHEERS.
This is Dr. Darlington Egbu, I watched this program from the Washington, DC area of the USA.
We pray for a better united Africa 🙏🏾 thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and watching my video 🙏🏾
Start by uniting your tribes in your country
Another beautiful vlog ausi Serame and sesi T is so lovely. Enjoyed watching what a beautiful love story of someone's son buying tomatoes everyday to impress our sister and look at what the tomatoes have turned a beautiful love story of so many years together. I feel for our kids so much and it's just unfortunate that they have to experience such as Africans.
It's really sad sis, but we hope and pray for a better united Africa.
Indeed their love story is beautiful, haha from tomatoes 😆
I appreciate you ausi
Beautiful story of love. It's saddening, however, that school taunt of "Kwere Kwere" forced relocation of little children who may not even understand a thing about stereotyping people. I'm a Nigerian of Igbo extraction doing law enforcement work in New York City (and have lived here since 1987 as a teenager) and know a thing or two about profiling people who sound or look foreign to a particular space.
There is nothing you will like most about Nigeria..Except Nigerians.
We love people and that's who we are
We did a lot of subjects in junior classes...In senior classes you can choose 8 or 9..
Aaahh thank you for sharing, my son also faces dat at school Dey will be singing “kwere” n it’s a private school oo, but what can we do it’s so sad,, this lady is strong oo😊shooo
This is so sad 🥺💔💔💔 I thought private schools are better. Yoh 💔 I'm so sorry sis
@@SerameAndBeyond I thought so too oo, thank u 🙏
Im so sorry sisi,its a shame that we treat each other so bad as black people
@@thandekamdlovu5212 i can imagine how the little kids feel and the impact it live
Spare your son to nigeria. It's his home afterall. I grew up a foreigner. The swazis called us banftu betive. In botswana they called me letebejana, le tswa kwaa, letla ka seporo. So we learnt to discriminate from the best.
@Serame, thanks for sharing another beautiful story. Tiiselami is so free and open minded. Love conquers all; and the haters will one day find out. May God bless Tiiselami and her family!
Amen Sir, love always always wins.
I Just Love this Woman... She's so loving.... And full of life
Indeed she is, thank you for your kind words 🙏🏾
Wow, what can I say this is great I'm fulfilled by the way she mentione some of the igbo names I love this program and it's deserves an award.
She is a igbo woman now. Thank you so much for your kind words, much appreciated.
Thk you Sister for another beautiful episode and rendition of your series. I loved watching you and your eloquent brilliant guest. I am a culture enthusiastic person and my loved for SA is immeasurable.
Awwww thank you so much for your continuous supporr. I appreciate it 🙏🏾
Two wonderful ladies. I admire your program. Keep it up
...Beautiful my sister; I have a Granddaughter the father his Nigerian 💖🙏🤍
Beautiful ❤ thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾
Waste of sperms
You make my day. Each time I long in on you tube I look for your channel. You tried.
Awwww your comments and feedback always warm my heart. Thank you 🙏🏾😊
Hmmmmm, this love is much. Love your vlog so much. I can't stop laughing. This your guest is special and loving
Awwww thank you so much 🙏🏾👌🏾
thats nice
Oh gosh her kids are so beautiful
Bcz they leave in nigeria were is drug n alcohol free, do u tink this ppl ar crazy by taking there kids to nigeria no, just wait n see those kids wen grow up n come back to SA then u see the diffrents
@@reznikboris5 .pls this reply is not necessary sir.
They're so beautiful 😍 thank you for your kind words sis 🙏🏾
@@reznikboris5 do u think there was nyaope in SA in early 90's?🤦
@@mogp427 we never had nyaope and AIDS here in SA until Mandela mixed us with all this poor evil cursed nations of poverty
I love you baby girl i don't know you but ❤❤❤
One ☝️ Africa
Na so
I enjoy your program so much love from the giant of Africa
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
Amazing love story, great video keep up the good work
I appreciate you. 🙏🏾
Love from 🇳🇬🇳🇬💖
We don't care seriously. There is nothing wrong with kids moving to Nigeria.
The kids rightfully should have settled well in Nigeria. They have best education there. It's the land of their forefathers.
Absolutely
Children belong to the father
Wow 😍
That is why we are intelligent
In manufacturing drugs and doing human trafficking yes
Serame is actually a Bini name in Edo state..
👏👏👏
Beautiful content always...thanks for sharing it. Mama Ayo share your story how you meet your husband.
Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾
I am filming it as we speak 🤭😊
Good one ❤and one love
Really do you think he would tell you he is marrying you for citizenship?
Heal ❤
They do darling, if you are intelligent enough to see the difference between real marriage and and document marriage
@@flocia100 yes they will always be jollofinas who defend their jollof boyfriends or husbands. Ya'll must voetsek with your jollof boys
@@alicemahlwili6560I can see pain through your comment 😂.
The Zulu tribe in South Africa and Igbo has almost the same culture same hustling spirit same mentality the only difference is that Igbos have no Muslim only Christians/ traditionalists. I learnt the most successful tribes in Africa are Igbos and Zulu the same people fought against the British colony back in those days. Very remarkable.
🤣🤣🤣
Wehhh you clearly know zero about your South African history.
@@ayandahlalukana9500 She's lying though
@@rodneyseepe my point was directed to her. She's clueless.
@@ayandahlalukana9500 exactly Zulus ain't drug lords
I am yet to meet an adult that was born in south africa with Nigerian name, i know thewy exist but just never met any.
I've never met any either
@@SerameAndBeyond lol, like the ones born there in the 1990's, where are they today?
They went back to Nigeria too
@rodneyseepe good
Lovely story, I wish i had the opportunity.
Please can you teach me how to prepare the garbage soup
It's very easy. You cut your cabbage and grate your carrots just like how you'd do for your salad. Fry it in oil, add Aromat or salt and any curry of your choice. You fry until the cabbage and carrots are translucent like. Takes about 10-15minutes
She is in love. That is good
Absolutely 👌🏾
Impressive👏🏾. She is still glowing with love 🥰 like it is a newfound love even after15 yrs of marriage😍.
Abaye kubo vese abakhona
Get help and heal. You don't get to tell us what to do ❤
Another lovely vlog 🇧🇼❤️
Yaaaaasssss ❤🙏🏾
Thanks our wife💚👏
Great content 👍
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
We love you our wife. I appreciate your personality
I'm Yoruba, from the Southwestern part of Nigeria
Go well
A foreign student can never be treated like that in Nigeria. Instead they will treat them like an egg. They will blossom in Nigeria, infact its the best decision you made cause they will imbibe that Nigerian go getter spirit . Imagine that school almost put out her light.
We thank God for their wellbeing in Nigeria, God has been good to them.
You said it well performance should reign supreme over where one comes from or nationality.
Yeah that's were they belong
Thank you very much sister you are doing a great job. God bless you.
Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾
Hola, LLEGUE PARA QUEDARME, interesante su video, gracias por compartir.
Thank you sister
That is not true,Nigerians expelled Ghanains, in a campaign called "Ghana Go Home!"
They think we don't know about their xenophobia.
PLS..LADIES...I AM AN IGBOMAN WATCHING FROM VERONA ITALY...PLS..WHAT'S THE MEANING OF (KWERE KWERE) IN ENGLISH?
Foreigner more or less like outcast
OK..THANKS FOR REPLYING?
Derogatory term directed towards African foreigners in South Africa. It was derived from the way the foreign African languages sounded to South Africans. That's where the term comes from...
@@MosesMatsepaneImagine..How Can Indigenous African Like Them Be Called A Foreigner In The Same Continent...Sometimes...I Really Think We've Lost It... As An African!
Instead...Of Us Coming Together To Change Negative Narratives That Has Been Created Against Us..During..Colonial Era ..And...That's..Same Narratives They Are Secretly Using To Push The White Supremacy Agenda Through There Media...Which..Still Exist...Until...This Very Moment....As We All Speak..Regardless Of Our Individual
Differences?
#ONEAFRICA4LIFE✊🏼✊
#🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@MosesMatsepane but don't some African nationals speak Bantu like the south African tribes
The kids are cute, thank god they took after their pretty mother. The boy looks Nigerian.
How could she be parted from her kids though?
No man...
So one kid is called kwere kwere then she packs them up for Nigeria?
Tsonga
Lovely lady
Thank you 🙏🏾
I live in the UK and My girlfriend is south African.
We are living life and not ready to look back.
That's beautiful, wishing you guys all the best 🙏🏾🙌🏾❤
Don't come back...stay there. Hope they didn't burn you down during the strikes
Please don't come to South Africa. Go to Nigeria after UK
i like they way these ladies narrating their stories can we also get ladies who are married to ghananians
I have a lady married to a Ghanaian, please scroll up
@@SerameAndBeyond My sister please connect me with her , I am struggling to find her
@@serenstudios5451 here's the link: th-cam.com/video/gT71df1ey1M/w-d-xo.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE
@@SerameAndBeyond thanks my sis
Do you have a video of a South African woman married to a Zambian man?
This is lovely 😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
South Africa doesn't want "Sibara'makoti"you must go stay in your husband's country Nigeria. Citizenship marriage is No-no.
You're evil and a racist
Another dumb.
And you are? Home affairs? Or Cyril ramaphosa? .... Get lost
😅 south African government cannot decide for the girls where they want to live
Dr. Motsoaledi is changing the rule of citizenship through marriage. He said you marry for love none can stop that but if you want citizenship you have to go through the other processes like everyone else.
No Sisi they are no longer few. Go to Sunnyside you will think you are in Lagos.
Those are Nigerians kids not South African.
Do you have a video of a South African woman married to a Zambian man?
Haibo is not a must to pay every month you can pay per term if you want is really not a train smash
Very nice interview
Thank you
Good one guys
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
A school term in 🇳🇬 is12 to 13 weeks
Wow 🤩 love ye channel ❤❤
Thank you so much 🙏🏾 💓