What it is like living in Tanzania as a Nigerian
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode of “Nigerians to the World”, Kcee Udonsi speaks with The Ikemefuna Couple. Mr Ikemefuna is a Nigerian living in Tanzania, and married to a Tanzania woman. We discuss the food, culture, customs, the people, things to do, the language, music and adjusting to living in Tanzania as an expat. Kcee asks what are the must eat foods and must visit places in Tanzania. #Nigerians #WeNaija #Tanzania
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Tanzania is an East African country known for its vast wilderness areas. They include the plains of Serengeti National Park, a safari mecca populated by the “big five” game (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino), and Kilimanjaro National Park, home to Africa’s highest mountain. Offshore lie the tropical islands of Zanzibar, with Arabic influences, and Mafia, with a marine park home to whale sharks and coral reefs.
Capital: Dodoma
Dialing code: +255
President: Samia Suluhu Hassan
Currency: Tanzanian shilling
Continent: Africa
Official languages: Swahili, English
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I married to Tanzania too, but base in US. I have been going to Tanzania since I met my Wife 2017, I just returned from 1 month Vacation in Arusha Tanzania. I love Tanzanian and the Country. Tanzanian is well developed
Awesome 😎, I also look forward to visiting the country in the nearest future.
We have a lots and lots of tourism sites than what has been mentioned and eraborated. To mention just a few:- Ngorongoro crater,mount Kilimanjaro, Gombe Gorrila reserve forest,Mafia Island, Zanzibar, National Parks such as Serengeti,Ruaha,Tarangire,Katavi, and Mikumi. We also have numerous historical sites all over the country. Welcome to Tanzania the most beautiful country in East Africa.
Thanks..
Ikemefuna, hahaha. I am aTanzanian, we read Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka etc at school. So when we hear names like Ikemefuna, our minds flash with memories of school, the stories that your novelists wrote when we read them we could relate to our own traditions, the moves of Okwonko, Nwoye, Ikemefuna, etc. Umofia abodo dike. Hahaha😂.
I know the lady here, went to Malaysia for school together. Good to see her again.
Good professional journalism. Great job!
And beautiful couple.
Thanks for the compliment!
Nice experiences..
Kcee pls how can I contact u ?
Reach out to me on X. @KceeUdonsi
Please where can i find Nigerians especially Igbos in Tanzania, please how do i get ikemefuna, want to visit from America.
Okay, I'll reach out to them and let you know.
You can send me an email so I can give you their WhatsApp contact.
What's your email
I am coming to Tanzania next week. How can I meet the Ikemefunas?
Obyno check the description for their social media handle.
So bad, such a beautiful lady is with a Nigerian. I don't hate them but we need to protect our Genes
true. and most want to marry in east africa and live there. i thought you marry and take wife home to your country.. they see EA women as naive.
You should invite me to the show 😅
That is cool.. Are you Nigerian?
The lady isn't a very good ambassador of her country. She seems to value her husband's culture even more than her own. Her inability to express her rich Tanzanian culture, food, language is mind-boggling. Even her accent is Nigerian imitation.
The husband seems to be a better ambassador for her country Tanzania and is a ctually more knowledgable.
Dada wetu wa Tabora Unyamwezini umetuangusha kiaina.
You tanzanian need to imbibe pan africanisim into you
The couple wanted to balance both side
Do you know what it means for a nigerian to leave naija and relocate to east africa
The woman promoted her husband side
His man promoted tz to make it a positive balance
Amazing, she didn't mention nyama choma, matoke, makande, dagaa..., even Europens knows these food's.
@@joycelinelyimo-fenske8745 unfortunately Tanzanians are poor in expressing themselves properly and elevating their country compared to other East Africans. It's not even about knowledge of English because this lady can speak well even though she is trying to force a Naija accent. This lack of confidence is indeed mind boggling. Tanzania is culturally rich in everything -language(Swahili), food, music, clothing, tourism and just about everything.
Typical African women. They're not very knowledgeable, they don't care about current affairs or information and it's hard to have knowledgeable conversations with them. As far as they're concerned, being knowledgeable isn't relevant to a female. Can you blame her?
Kabisa eti ameshindwa hata kutaja matobolwa kutoka Tabora? Kakalia kusifia waarabu tu!
Chips mayaii
Zege
Amazing video thank you for sharing
I love to visit soon ❤
Hello, I am a Tanzanian lady, me and my fiancé who is from Nigeria are about to get married soon in Tanzania and are planning to live in Dar es Salam. I wanted to ask if you could help us with the contact of the couple or if you can advice, how do we go about getting a residence permit for my Nigerian husband, who will want to live with me here in Tanzania. Thanks
Oh awesome and congratulations.
Send me an email or DM on my social media.
@@UdonsiYT Thank you, can you send me your email please
@@scolarnhnyete3326 udonsivlog@gmail.com
cant move to nigeria? LOL
Wow....when I calculate the sum of the handsome face of the husband by simple addition to the beautiful face of the wife, after extricating and subtracting his ugly hat, I can automatically tell how beautiful their children look !!!
Wow, if you think Nigerians are loved all over Africa, try living in SA or any other East African country, you will change that narrative
He is saying this from his own perspective and experience. I know we all have different perspective and experience.
@@UdonsiYT i lived in Tanzania for over 5years and i can tell you this for free.Tanzanians are very nice people if you do the right things(legal things).i had alot of Tanzanian friends and they were always nice to me.
If you are in the country legally doing legal things u will surely enjoy that country...ITS A PEACEFUL place.
@@osagieitamah2738 Thank you for your honest review.
@@osagieitamah2738Hello ! I'm looking for Nigerians who lives in Tanzania! Kindly help me!
@@gloriajoseph8062 i'm sorry i really cant help you with that right now.
My last visit after i relocated back to naija was in 2018.
I can give u a few tips on how to live and the likes but i currently do not have Nigerian friends there.
Hi bro. I'll love to have your contact sir. How can I connect Nigeria in Tanzania sir?
I will be responding to you on Messenger. I have already seen your message.
Bro i wanna come invest in tanzania esp zanzibar how is the economy i wanna open a massage salon
And if you don't mind we can work together to make the business flourish. I'm a hairstylist/haircare practitioner with 8 years experience here in Nigeria. With extensive knowledge about massage therapy, the likes of deep tissue massage, aromatherapy etc. Looking forward to working as a hair stylist with a reputable organization outside Nigeria.
Try makande, try ugali na samaki, try mtori, mlenda, kisamvu, dagaaa, machalari, kitawa, kiburu, uji. We have many traditional foods. It is food we prefer to ourselves than giving tourists. So tourists we give them chips mayai, piza, pilau, burgers, anything that relates to rhem like Indian foods
Thank you for the information.
Nice one. Very interesting
Thanks
THANK YOU
You're welcome 😊
Kcee Udonsi i sent you a message via instagram kindly check thanks
Oh ok.. Thanks
@kceeudonsi hope that’s the right account though
@@allwithcole6869 Yes..