Aunty B as a Jamaican i give you 10/10 for your analysis of Jamaica 🇯🇲 i travel africa 🌍 just got back from SA i yearn to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬 but waiting on a safe chance.
My dear since you loved Jamaica so much I think you should consider visiting some of the other islands in the Caribbean like St. Vincent & The Grenadines and also Antigua & Barbuda. The scenery is out of this world and you should also travel on their yachts etc. When you are leaving you will cry because it is absolutely beautiful and the people are warm and friendly. Another thing you could do is purchase an up to date Lonely Planet Guide book to St.Vincent and the Grenadines or Antigua and Barbuda which is the Bible of travel guide books and study it before you visit and you will learn everything you need to know before you visit any of those countries and you will have a fantastic time. Peace and blessings to you. Good luck.
Girl. I am a born and bred Jamaican who has traveled the world over, you’re on point. I have seen no other country like Jamaica, we are unique nation. It’s in our DNA.
I am a Jamaican man but I lived in the U. K. From I was 14 yrs old I am now 75 got married age 23 to my Jamaican woman whom I knew from she was 12 yrs old 3 children 26 yrs before I lost her to cancer. My children are now adults and I am a grandfather 8x over. She was the love of my life and I am grateful to have known her. By the way my eldest daughter is about your age. One Love all Black People !
It is true Jamaicans focus is more centered around education than marriage. Also, some areas of Jamaica is quite cool but it's the higher elevation. Glad you enjoyed come back again. One❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Another honest African queen in Jamaica, we are glad you came and look forward to your return and thank you for sharing your experience. God bless Jamaica and Africa.
Love your content. Additional facts about Jamaica: Jamaica has the most women’s bosses than any other country. Most Jamaican men cook! Jamaican has a variety of delicious fruits! Also Jamaicans are proud to be black and African. 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Lady B, Jamaica and other Caribbean Islands (mostly) do not carry marriages on the heads. Number one is GETTING YOUR EDUCATION and owning properties. I’m not Jamaican, but yes, it’s a Caribbean theme! Yes, Jamaicans are very Country proud! Yes! Every country has issues. I’m happy you enjoyed yourself. Next year my birthday will be spent there. Yes, you are right and the Jamaican/American dollars and tourism!
We are CLEAN! Our mothers train us from infancy to bathe at least twice a day, to brush our teeth and comb our hair. School uniforms are clean every day. If you have only one, wash it as you reach home and iron it next morning. House MUST be cleaned too, now with ceramic tiles, wipe with disinfectant every day! That's why household chemicals are big business here. Wash the meat in lime juice or white vinegar before you cook. Clean up as you go so the kitchen stays clean. We Jamaicans are clean!
Aunty B, when I want to go to naija without having to spend a whole day traveling from Dallas, Tx, I go to Jamaica. There is a place in Negril, if you were blind folded and dropped there, you will think you are at Mokola roundabout in Ibadan. I love Jamaica with a passion.
It is so Joyful to see so many of our African ancestral brothers and sisters coming to Jamaica enjoying and embracing the culture and feeling the positive energy of Jamaicans in their home environment...We have been very distant from one another for many many years as a result of our historical past but now it is good see that we are now starting to bridge to the gap that has kept us apart for so long.
Hi auntie Bridget thanks 🙏 for rating my country so well,yes we do have our issues but overall Jamaica 🇯🇲 is the best place to be ,regarding the airport security when you scan your passport everything shows up on the screen,plus they have good security service to check for elegal stuff hope you visit again ❤
I just stop over here to see what were you saying about my country Jamaica. But watching and watching the story get more interesting. You were staying in my town Montego Bay I can see that you were at RIU too am so glad to know you had a great experience and a wonderful time in my country. And thank you for showing the world our hospitable and friendly ways.
The immigration system in Jamaica whereby you scan your passport is a new system. You’re supposed to complete a form and questionnaire online before going to Jamaica. The information you provide which includes your passport number and other information regarding your nationality gets vetted before your arrival on the island. Therefore, by the time you get there they would have already done a background check on you and updated their database with their findings. They will flag you if there is anything questionable that they discovered during your background check. When you arrive and scan your passport they will be alerted and you will be directed to an immigration officer for further interview. Otherwise, if everything goes well after you scan your passport you are free to go.
Sis Bree, welcome back. You are glowing ✨️ 😍 💛 💗 💖 💓 everything you have said about Jamaicans you are 110 % accurate❤. My best friend is a Jamaican 40 years off friendship 👌 👍 😍 She was married the man hit her in the first year of their married. She left 32:35 that night with just the clothes on her back and NEVER looked back. Went back to grans❤. I have a lot of Jamaican friends 🧡 there are beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ 💕 ❤️ people. At the end of my estate, there is a Jamaican man selling jerk food every weekend. Let me tell you, the fish 🐟 and lamb are my go to. The seasoning is out of this world 🌎 . A neighbour asked him for the recipe he declined 😂😅😂😅😂 If you say Jamaican can wine, you need to go to Barbados 🇧🇧 Chai the men will put you to shame with their waist😂😅😂😅❤❤❤
New subscriber to the channel I’m a Jamaican living in the uk I was a teenager when my mom brought me over I’m a very calm person I was born in the country side of Jamaica my mother is a calm person as well…most people don’t believe I’m Jamaican🤷♀️ because of the stereotype stuff…my husband is Nigerian I took him to Jamaica over 3 times he love it, we going back next year I’m really happy you love our island it is beautiful indeed ☺️🥰
Yeah Jamaicans are very clean, there was a joke going round during pandemic was that Jamaican children thought all their peers were bathed with dettol. It was during pandemic that they learned that not everyone uses disinfectant on a daily basis.
Hello Sis B! How are you? Jamaica is my go to vacation destination. My best friend is Jamaican so you know it’s always lit. I love MoBay, Ocho Rios and Portland. I’m glad you all had fun. Happy belated birthday. Wishing you joy and long life.
AUNTY B I'M WATCHING FROM 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 JAMAICA...I'M HAPPY TO KNOW THAT YOU COME TO JAMAICA AND ENJOY YOURSELF...I LOVE NIGERIA 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 IT IS MY SECOND HOME FROM JAMAICA.
Shake and WINE. It’s different perspective with younger women mostly in the Caribbean now. The mothers and grandmothers are teaching NO tolerance to foolishness. Education, making your own $$$, home ownership gives power….
One of my closest friends is Jamaican. Our love language is food, every now and then we ‘gift’ each other our respective cuisines. In as much as I pride myself on my cooking skills, I no cook reach am. When it comes to meat, fish and the like just leave am for them. Their marinating is on another level! You’re right about their cleanliness too. They don’t joke with vinegar, bleach etc. I hope to visit Jamaica someday. Aunty B, you obviously enjoyed your trip. Enjoy remain for us o……😍😍
Im an Igbo Nigerian woman and I love visiting Jamaica....Its definitely a clean wonderful country and I dream of Settling there FOREVER...❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👍🏽
To God be the glory, that you and your friends love my beautiful country I'm a Jamaican living in the USA, every thing you say is so true about us, what she didn't tell you, we would sleep on our floor and put our visitor on our Beds to rest, that dose not mean we are stupid, we just love people a lot, thank you my African sister ❤️ 😀
Obodo,welcome to your new home my sister. No hairs or graces. I was born in Jamaica,grew up in the UK and moved to the USA. From University days in the UK, I’ve dated my fair share of Nigerians beauties. So much so, I wanted to move to Nigeria. I’m currently binging on The Hunt Game show…a Nigerian version of Pop the Ballloon. It is a must watch. I have watched the girls on the show and they are brutal in their banter. Talk about food, Jamaica Cuisine is second to none. Jollof Rice is one of my favourites. Bumi, my then girlfriend cooked some Jellofe for me and I told her it made me wanted to Bumi home to meet her mother ‘oh.’ I’m listening to you debrief and I am killing myself with laughter!!! I would love to promote a Jamaica Nigerian linkup. Finally, the issue of independence, is an issue that resonates with me. Till we meet again, Walk Good!!!
Jamaicans, the mixture of Nigeria and Ghana. We just put a twist tovthe culture the ancestors brought as the colonizers dragged them off into slavery. We are one people.
Aunty B, Before you arrived, your information were already send to custom and immigration officers, Before you arrived, so they already did your background check, so when your passport is scanned if there is any other red flags they would pick it up. And Jamaicans women don't place so much emphasis on getting marry, being Independence is more important to us, we feel good when we have our own money, house and car, so if we get married or not it's ok to us , just as if we have children or not it's still ok to us. Having and owning things for ourselves and being independent is key for us.
Ms. B, I’m a British Jamaican transplant with an undeniable love of Jamaica and Nigeria from my University Days. I have courted and loved a number of Jamaican and Nigerian Queens. When it comes to cooking, Jamaican Cuisine is top draw. Joloffe Rice is right up there, ahead of Ghanaian. Give thanks to mi Bumi oh! After she cooked me that meal, I told her I wanted to meet her mother there and then. I am currently overdosing on The Hunt Game with Nons Miraj. This is the ultimate Pop The Balloon.
Yes most of us came from Nigeria and Ghana, Congo, Senegal other parts of Africa, most of the other African groups faded out only Ghana, some kourumantee lasted, until now!
As a Jamaican, not being clean or not having a clean house, not being clean in the kitchen or sanitary with food handling , is a huge disgrace, people will talk about you, curse you out and treat you like an outcast. …that goes for both men and women. You’d go to the home of a very poor person and their environment will be sparkling clean. Cleanliness is a big thing in our culture
Aunty B. The young lady is telling you the truth. Jamaican women are taught from early years to be self reliant. It is not encourage to have children until you are mentally and financially ready. The life's order is School, Job, House, Marriage, Kids. If you are not happy in the marriage, you go counseling and if it's still not good DIVORVE is a must.
If you are planning to visit Jamaica, it is important to complete a customs declaration form online before your departure. This allows authorities to conduct background checks in advance. In the event that any red flags are raised during this process, you may be required to meet with an immigration officer upon arrival.
Sister thank you for your comment about my country we have bad and good in all nation but I remember at one of my workplace every weekend I have to cook Jamaican food and take for this Nigerian lady she was pregnant and she loves it
Watching from a Chicago suburb. Jamaicans abroad sometimes face a certain type of xenophobia because of certain stigmas. Me personally won't engage anyone in a conversation unless they prove themselves to be cool with no dishonorable intentions. Based on my experience, people sometimes try to patronize and scrutinize by asking probing questions and I experienced that sometimes what starts out as a normal exchange turns out to feel like an interrogation. One guy literally asked me if I did something and ran away from Jamaica. It's like people are approaching you with preconceived notions. I find that people who travel, treat you differently because they are not interacting based on what they may have heard on the Internet ( bare in mind that journalism and media thrives on sensationalism). I myself as a Jamaican reacts differently to discrimination because we are proud and don't like being pushed around. So I know a lot of people I encounter will not like Jamaicans because I've had to deflate some egos. Sometimes people get to see the calm civil Jamaican but some get to experience the crazy. Like I had a landlord and nobody wanted to complain about the roaches and bedbugs but I moved there and I couldn't stand it so I kept complaining until the landlord told me that he doesn't like Jamaicans because we give too much trouble and of course I gave him a piece of my mind 😆. He had to get pest control but he still wouldn't be consistent so I moved out without telling him by not paying the last month's rent as I decided to live out the deposit. I didn't even tell them I was moving out I just disappeared 😆. He told my neighbor that I owe him 😆
Jamaican immigration is stronger than people realize. The machines that take your picture at the airport have facial recognition software are linked to databases which flag people who are known to be dangerous. We have caught people in the past. The machines are manned, just not in public. Our immigration officers are not shy about deporting people who are flagged through our system. Also, US dollars are used mostly on the north coast tourist areas, the rest of the country, not so much.
She probably said " mi nah buy nuh puss inna bag" . I remember a dancehall song that said " yuh have yuh get vex money suh yuh can showoff", it's a tribute to independent women. Your "get vex money" is empowering in the sense that if the man isn't acting right and she's vexed, she can leave because she has her own money ( get vex money).
Yes, you have to submit an electronic immigration form before you arrive on the island. The airline also sends your information to immigration and customs. The same thing happens in the US, Canada, etc. I think they are called immigration kiosks. I prefer it this way than standing up in long lines. I was shocked when she said she didn't like that lol
Nice video. me and my family went to ocho rios Jamaica December 2019 to celebrate my dad's birthday. Jamaica and grand Cayman island it was a cruise. It was so fun 😊
Wonderful to see our African people enjoying our beautiful Jamaica! Just want to take a few minutes to address your perception of loose security at the airport. You have that one totally wrong! it's the opposite of what you thought. Jamaica had to automate its immigration system to accommodate tourism growth. They are more connected to other security databases around the world than ever before. They are better informed about who is trying to enter the country now, and I believe are doing a credible job. Case in point, they granted you an easy entry and you proved to be an honest decent person with good intentions! So with that in mind, can you imagine if they made your entry difficult? What would you think of them then? Don't think for a minute that the bad guys can walk in freely. Ask one of them to try and you will see the outcome. By comparison, the level of security to enter any African country is utterly ridiculous! I have been to many and it is a discouragement to visit those countries. We always felt that those African Countries should study the Airport security system of the larger modernized world. So herein lies part of the answer to your question on why Nigeria can't match Jamaican tourism. You have to grant acceptable access to the country! This message by no means suggests that everything about Jamaican immigration management is perfect. But it's fair to give credit where it is due. Hope this helps.
You are screened when you come through the airport without knowing my dear. No worry 😅😅 my uncle works at the Airport and its not easy as you think. They made it look that way but you are screened.
That’s true. Everyone is screened, lots of non visible screens happening around the Caribbean and other countries! Canada Airports screen visibly and non visibly to the eyes of the visitors!
Hi Aunty. You have a new jamaican friend. Am happy you had a great time and everything you were taught its true😂. You are so funny with the African accent. Love it. Bless up
As a Jamaican who lives abroad for 24 years, this enlightened to me to hear you speak so positively about my country. My neighbour who from Ghana said the same thing that until she meet me and my other friend who is a Jamaican as well and we all live in the same area in Edmonton Alberta, she thought all Jamaican was aggressive! sometime we just need to take the time to talk to people and get to know each other. We all human being and yes as a Jamaican we could be a little defensive and for good reason because we’ve been judged a lot. And Jamaican love Africa and Africans. I get a chance to visit Namibia and that was the trip of my life. I look forward to retire in Africa and travel and get to know and meet my people. Would love to visit West Africa, especially Nigeria and Ghana.
That's really amazing I've always loved Jamaica and hearing you now confirm this that indeed it's a lovely place now I can't wait to visit JAMAICA!!! As a naija babe..😊🇳🇬🇯🇲 the missionary part got me rolling 😅😅 i love the fact that their women do not take nonsense at all and believe in empowering themselves, i really hope that Nigeria women will learn from this really.. 🤦
I'm glad you had a good time during your week in Jamaica. You experienced a very small microcosm of Jamaican culture. You need to return, visit more places and meet more people before you can give a true assessment.
Aunty B as a Jamaican i give you 10/10 for your analysis of Jamaica 🇯🇲 i travel africa 🌍 just got back from SA i yearn to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬 but waiting on a safe chance.
This Nigerian woman gave a good analysis on Jamaica and she was spot on God bless you 😊
My dear since you loved Jamaica so much I think you should consider visiting some of the other islands in the Caribbean like St. Vincent & The Grenadines and also Antigua & Barbuda. The scenery is out of this world and you should also travel on their yachts etc. When you are leaving you will cry because it is absolutely beautiful and the people are warm and friendly. Another thing you could do is purchase an up to date Lonely Planet Guide book to St.Vincent and the Grenadines or Antigua and Barbuda which is the Bible of travel guide books and study it before you visit and you will learn everything you need to know before you visit any of those countries and you will have a fantastic time. Peace and blessings to you. Good luck.
So happy you enjoy my country. We have our problems but we are proud to be Jamaicans. We are welcoming
Caribbean people are very clean. I love my Caribbean people.
Girl. I am a born and bred Jamaican who has traveled the world over, you’re on point. I have seen no other country like Jamaica, we are unique nation. It’s in our DNA.
I will always give it up to Jamaicans or West Indians for
Their cleaniiness they don’t joke in that department
So glad you reach Jamaica 🇯🇲 i am one of your Jamaican subscribers in NY.
I am a Jamaican man but I lived in the U. K. From I was 14 yrs old I am now 75 got married age 23 to my Jamaican woman whom I knew from she was 12 yrs old 3 children 26 yrs before I lost her to cancer. My children are now adults and I am a grandfather 8x over. She was the love of my life and I am grateful to have known her. By the way my eldest daughter is about your age. One Love all Black People !
Auntie B you hit the nail on the head. They love their country. They are proud of their country anytime any day. Spot on!!!!
I’m happy you enjoyed yourself my sister Jamaica 🇯🇲 is a vibe we’re one African family thanks for saying all the nice things about us . 🇯🇲❤️🌴🇳🇬🇰🇪🇬🇭
It is true Jamaicans focus is more centered around education than marriage. Also, some areas of Jamaica is quite cool but it's the higher elevation.
Glad you enjoyed come back again. One❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Another honest African queen in Jamaica, we are glad you came and look forward to your return and thank you for sharing your experience. God bless Jamaica and Africa.
Love your content. Additional facts about Jamaica: Jamaica has the most women’s bosses than any other country. Most Jamaican men cook! Jamaican has a variety of delicious fruits! Also Jamaicans are proud to be black and African. 🇯🇲🇯🇲
You're most WELCOME, my African sister! Please come again...we will be happy to have you ❤❤❤
We Jamaican 🇯🇲love you African queen 🥰🌹 💋❤️🖤🖤🇯🇲🖤🇯🇲🖤🇯🇲🖤🇯🇲🖤🇯🇲🖤🇯🇲👍🏿🇯🇲💋🇯🇲💋🇯🇲💋🖤💋🇯🇲
There is a Nigerian community in Jamaica! 🙏👸🏽🎊❣️🇳🇬🇯🇲
Lady B, Jamaica and other Caribbean Islands (mostly) do not carry marriages on the heads. Number one is GETTING YOUR EDUCATION and owning properties. I’m not Jamaican, but yes, it’s a Caribbean theme! Yes, Jamaicans are very Country proud! Yes! Every country has issues. I’m happy you enjoyed yourself. Next year my birthday will be spent there. Yes, you are right and the Jamaican/American dollars and tourism!
Jamaica has LOVE. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are spot on!! Proud Jamaican here.🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
We are CLEAN! Our mothers train us from infancy to bathe at least twice a day, to brush our teeth and comb our hair. School uniforms are clean every day. If you have only one, wash it as you reach home and iron it next morning. House MUST be cleaned too, now with ceramic tiles, wipe with disinfectant every day! That's why household chemicals are big business here. Wash the meat in lime juice or white vinegar before you cook. Clean up as you go so the kitchen stays clean. We Jamaicans are clean!
Aunty B, when I want to go to naija without having to spend a whole day traveling from Dallas, Tx, I go to Jamaica. There is a place in Negril, if you were blind folded and dropped there, you will think you are at Mokola roundabout in Ibadan. I love Jamaica with a passion.
I’m taking notes. Jamaica 🇯🇲 might be my next vacation location. Glad you have fun Sis B ❤❤❤
Just got back a few weeks ago- No lies told. You will not be disappointed
It is so Joyful to see so many of our African ancestral brothers and sisters coming to Jamaica enjoying and embracing the culture and feeling the positive energy of Jamaicans in their home environment...We have been very distant from one another for many many years as a result of our historical past but now it is good see that we are now starting to bridge to the gap that has kept us apart for so long.
Sisterhood is very important oo!! I wil love to go on a girls trip honestly 😅 I love how you love enjoyment dear Aunty B 🥰❤️
Hi auntie Bridget thanks 🙏 for rating my country so well,yes we do have our issues but overall Jamaica 🇯🇲 is the best place to be ,regarding the airport security when you scan your passport everything shows up on the screen,plus they have good security service to check for elegal stuff hope you visit again ❤
Absolutely.
Thank you so much for speaking so truthfully of us.
Glad you had a good time. Thanks for highlighting the good in our Island. Africans from the diaspora is always welcome to Jamaica 🇯🇲
EVEN THE COLONIZERS SAID Jamaicans ARE THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE ON EARTH,, yesssss s thank you JAMAICAN ARE VERYYYYY CLEAN,
You're on point about Jamaica. Very Observant. Blessings ❤
AuntyB was SERVING looks from beginning to end. You repped us well😍
I just stop over here to see what were you saying about my country Jamaica. But watching and watching the story get more interesting. You were staying in my town Montego Bay I can see that you were at RIU too am so glad to know you had a great experience and a wonderful time in my country. And thank you for showing the world our hospitable and friendly ways.
Me too. I am from Montego Bay too. Love it. It is true. We are clean… the cleanest I see in the world.🇯🇲🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇯🇲🇱🇷🇯🇲
The immigration system in Jamaica whereby you scan your passport is a new system. You’re supposed to complete a form and questionnaire online before going to Jamaica. The information you provide which includes your passport number and other information regarding your nationality gets vetted before your arrival on the island. Therefore, by the time you get there they would have already done a background check on you and updated their database with their findings. They will flag you if there is anything questionable that they discovered during your background check. When you arrive and scan your passport they will be alerted and you will be directed to an immigration officer for further interview. Otherwise, if everything goes well after you scan your passport you are free to go.
Jamaicans and Nigerians in the uk I have come across don’t get ALONG AT ALL. Nigerians have the same stereotype as Jamaicans abroad 😮😂😂
So true.
True!
It is true. In the UK the Nigerians call the Caribbean people slave children and give them dirty looks on the streets.
Tell them that they are related, they need to quit it. ❤
I am a Jamaican living in the UK and have many Nigerian friends❤️💛💚
Sis Bree, welcome back. You are glowing ✨️ 😍 💛 💗 💖 💓 everything you have said about Jamaicans you are 110 % accurate❤. My best friend is a Jamaican 40 years off friendship 👌 👍 😍 She was married the man hit her in the first year of their married. She left 32:35 that night with just the clothes on her back and NEVER looked back. Went back to grans❤. I have a lot of Jamaican friends 🧡 there are beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ 💕 ❤️ people. At the end of my estate, there is a Jamaican man selling jerk food every weekend. Let me tell you, the fish 🐟 and lamb are my go to. The seasoning is out of this world 🌎 . A neighbour asked him for the recipe he declined 😂😅😂😅😂 If you say Jamaican can wine, you need to go to Barbados 🇧🇧 Chai the men will put you to shame with their waist😂😅😂😅❤❤❤
Barbados is the best when it can the wining 😍😍😍
That's a good and sensible woman.
New subscriber to the channel I’m a Jamaican living in the uk I was a teenager when my mom brought me over I’m a very calm person I was born in the country side of Jamaica my mother is a calm person as well…most people don’t believe I’m Jamaican🤷♀️ because of the stereotype stuff…my husband is Nigerian I took him to Jamaica over 3 times he love it, we going back next year I’m really happy you love our island it is beautiful indeed ☺️🥰
Baby gurl . U a fi can cook wash & clean.. cleanest is godly nest.. no man no want no woman dat can’t cook.. most Jamaican man can cook 😂😂❤🙏
True but disabled ones like me can't cook anymore.
@@kerryannburke mi get u a disable kitchen
Aunty I can listen to you talk all day. Such love in your delivery. I wish you a blessed birthday
Yeah Jamaicans are very clean, there was a joke going round during pandemic was that Jamaican children thought all their peers were bathed with dettol. It was during pandemic that they learned that not everyone uses disinfectant on a daily basis.
Hello Sis B! How are you? Jamaica is my go to vacation destination. My best friend is Jamaican so you know it’s always lit. I love MoBay, Ocho Rios and Portland. I’m glad you all had fun. Happy belated birthday. Wishing you joy and long life.
You look well and rested on your holidays. Fully watched !
Woow Woow Woow am so loving you my darling am a JAMAICAN living in TRINIDAD and TOBAGO omg love you my dear
New subscriber here!
Thanks, for your honest and beautiful commentary of Jamaica.
Peace and blessings to everyone; and one love! 👍🏽❤️🇯🇲
AUNTY B I'M WATCHING FROM 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 JAMAICA...I'M HAPPY TO KNOW THAT YOU COME TO JAMAICA AND ENJOY YOURSELF...I LOVE NIGERIA 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 IT IS MY SECOND HOME FROM JAMAICA.
Lol love your description of our food your correct l am now a new subscriber.
😂😂
Glad you are having/had a good time.
Shake and WINE. It’s different perspective with younger women mostly in the Caribbean now. The mothers and grandmothers are teaching NO tolerance to foolishness. Education, making your own $$$, home ownership gives power….
One of my closest friends is Jamaican. Our love language is food, every now and then we ‘gift’ each other our respective cuisines. In as much as I pride myself on my cooking skills, I no cook reach am. When it comes to meat, fish and the like just leave am for them. Their marinating is on another level!
You’re right about their cleanliness too. They don’t joke with vinegar, bleach etc. I hope to visit Jamaica someday.
Aunty B, you obviously enjoyed your trip. Enjoy remain for us o……😍😍
You are most welcome to Jamaica ooh! You are welcome!
Im an Igbo Nigerian woman and I love visiting Jamaica....Its definitely a clean wonderful country and I dream of Settling there FOREVER...❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👍🏽
Thank you for your honest review. God bless 🇯🇲🇳🇬
To God be the glory, that you and your friends love my beautiful country I'm a Jamaican living in the USA, every thing you say is so true about us, what she didn't tell you, we would sleep on our floor and put our visitor on our Beds to rest, that dose not mean we are stupid, we just love people a lot, thank you my African sister ❤️ 😀
Nice one sis n great recap for those of us yet to visit Jamaica💐💐...good you had fun n a happy belated birthday🙌💕💕
Obodo,welcome to your new home my sister. No hairs or graces. I was born in Jamaica,grew up in the UK and moved to the USA. From University days in the UK, I’ve dated my fair share of Nigerians beauties. So much so, I wanted to move to Nigeria. I’m currently binging on The Hunt Game show…a Nigerian version of Pop the Ballloon. It is a must watch. I have watched the girls on the show and they are brutal in their banter.
Talk about food, Jamaica Cuisine is second to none. Jollof Rice is one of my favourites. Bumi, my then girlfriend cooked some Jellofe for me and I told her it made me wanted to Bumi home to meet her mother ‘oh.’ I’m listening to you debrief and I am killing myself with laughter!!! I would love to promote a Jamaica Nigerian linkup. Finally, the issue of independence, is an issue that resonates with me. Till we meet again, Walk Good!!!
Hi Sisi, Very unbiased review. But remember, they are the same people. One ended up in the Caribbean. One ❤
I will subscribe to your channel. Never saw you before but to speak the truth about my country… I must subscribe ❤❤❤❤❤
Jamaicans, the mixture of Nigeria and Ghana. We just put a twist tovthe culture the ancestors brought as the colonizers dragged them off into slavery. We are one people.
Aunty B, Before you arrived, your information were already send to custom and immigration officers, Before you arrived, so they already did your background check, so when your passport is scanned if there is any other red flags they would pick it up. And Jamaicans women don't place so much emphasis on getting marry, being Independence is more important to us, we feel good when we have our own money, house and car, so if we get married or not it's ok to us , just as if we have children or not it's still ok to us. Having and owning things for ourselves and being independent is key for us.
Wow, you are explaining in great detail. Jamaica is a vibe. Glad you love my beautiful country.
I will be going to Jamaica in August.. thank you for visiting. Make sure to visit treasure beach or Negril if you ever travel back to Jamaica
Ms. B, I’m a British Jamaican transplant with an undeniable love of Jamaica and Nigeria from my University Days. I have courted and loved a number of Jamaican and Nigerian Queens. When it comes to cooking, Jamaican Cuisine is top draw. Joloffe Rice is right up there, ahead of Ghanaian. Give thanks to mi Bumi oh! After she cooked me that meal, I told her I wanted to meet her mother there and then. I am currently overdosing on The Hunt Game with Nons Miraj. This is the ultimate Pop The Balloon.
OUR JAMAICA is a dot on the map, but our IMPACT ACROSS THE WORLD IS AS BIG AS THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, Nigerian and Jamaican are the same
Yes most of us came from Nigeria and Ghana, Congo, Senegal other parts of Africa, most of the other African groups faded out only Ghana, some kourumantee lasted, until now!
Sis B enjoyment looks good on you oooh🥰❤️
Happy Belated Birthday🎂🥂
Thank you for speaking fair and honest about my country.
As a Jamaican, not being clean or not having a clean house, not being clean in the kitchen or sanitary with food handling , is a huge disgrace, people will talk about you, curse you out and treat you like an outcast. …that goes for both men and women. You’d go to the home of a very poor person and their environment will be sparkling clean. Cleanliness is a big thing in our culture
Amen!
That's amazing 👏😊
Very true!!
I am a Jamaican living in London, UK and have many Nigerian friends. I also have friends from other parts of Africa ❤️💛💚
Jamaican are very independent and don't take crap they don't have any problem walk from that man. 😂😂😂
Jamaicans are beautiful. I wont lie
Aunty B. The young lady is telling you the truth. Jamaican women are taught from early years to be self reliant. It is not encourage to have children until you are mentally and financially ready. The life's order is School, Job, House, Marriage, Kids. If you are not happy in the marriage, you go counseling and if it's still not good DIVORVE is a must.
Thanks for visiting our beautiful little island ❤
If you are planning to visit Jamaica, it is important to complete a customs declaration form online before your departure. This allows authorities to conduct background checks in advance. In the event that any red flags are raised during this process, you may be required to meet with an immigration officer upon arrival.
Sister thank you for your comment about my country we have bad and good in all nation but I remember at one of my workplace every weekend I have to cook Jamaican food and take for this Nigerian lady she was pregnant and she loves it
Watching from a Chicago suburb. Jamaicans abroad sometimes face a certain type of xenophobia because of certain stigmas. Me personally won't engage anyone in a conversation unless they prove themselves to be cool with no dishonorable intentions.
Based on my experience, people sometimes try to patronize and scrutinize by asking probing questions and I experienced that sometimes what starts out as a normal exchange turns out to feel like an interrogation. One guy literally asked me if I did something and ran away from Jamaica.
It's like people are approaching you with preconceived notions. I find that people who travel, treat you differently because they are not interacting based on what they may have heard on the Internet ( bare in mind that journalism and media thrives on sensationalism).
I myself as a Jamaican reacts differently to discrimination because we are proud and don't like being pushed around. So I know a lot of people I encounter will not like Jamaicans because I've had to deflate some egos. Sometimes people get to see the calm civil Jamaican but some get to experience the crazy. Like I had a landlord and nobody wanted to complain about the roaches and bedbugs but I moved there and I couldn't stand it so I kept complaining until the landlord told me that he doesn't like Jamaicans because we give too much trouble and of course I gave him a piece of my mind 😆. He had to get pest control but he still wouldn't be consistent so I moved out without telling him by not paying the last month's rent as I decided to live out the deposit. I didn't even tell them I was moving out I just disappeared 😆. He told my neighbor that I owe him 😆
Welcome to my country express
Your analysis of Jamaica 🇯🇲 is on point. Love you ❤
Thanks for sharing your honest review on Jamaica 🇯🇲 well said 👏
Jamaican immigration is stronger than people realize. The machines that take your picture at the airport have facial recognition software are linked to databases which flag people who are known to be dangerous. We have caught people in the past. The machines are manned, just not in public. Our immigration officers are not shy about deporting people who are flagged through our system. Also, US dollars are used mostly on the north coast tourist areas, the rest of the country, not so much.
She probably said " mi nah buy nuh puss inna bag" . I remember a dancehall song that said " yuh have yuh get vex money suh yuh can showoff", it's a tribute to independent women. Your "get vex money" is empowering in the sense that if the man isn't acting right and she's vexed, she can leave because she has her own money ( get vex money).
Auntie B, I am so glad you had an amazing time. I visited last week. I will do it again. Beautiful place.
Auntie B , Looking So Fresh and Well Rested after some Jamaican Kerewa 😂😅😂.......Happy Belated birthday 2 U Mem GOD'S Favour as U match forward. 🎉🎉
Awesome... thanks for sharing.... Have a safe trip back to UK....God bless!
The reason why is because the way people treated us,so we learned from it,thanks sis bless up,and one love.
Glad you came to my humble
Island 🏝️ Jamaica hope you will be able to come back home 🏡
Little more
One love
So happy u had a good time,please come again. Love you 🤟🏿
I am sure you are screened without you knowing, that is the best, no stress. We will soon travel to Jamaica , we love them in my family.❤❤❤❤.
Yes, you have to submit an electronic immigration form before you arrive on the island. The airline also sends your information to immigration and customs. The same thing happens in the US, Canada, etc. I think they are called immigration kiosks. I prefer it this way than standing up in long lines. I was shocked when she said she didn't like that lol
Jamaica to the world. Aferica big up❤
Happy belated birthday Lady B!
Thank you for sharing, you are telling the truth. Having money will empower you and give you a voice in a marriage.
Nice video. me and my family went to ocho rios Jamaica December 2019 to celebrate my dad's birthday. Jamaica and grand Cayman island it was a cruise. It was so fun 😊
Enjoyment 2024 yesss. Jamaica is always a place I've wanted to go
Aunty B, please bring her on your show 😜😘😘. I’m glad you had a great time.
Wonderful to see our African people enjoying our beautiful Jamaica! Just want to take a few minutes to address your perception of loose security at the airport. You have that one totally wrong! it's the opposite of what you thought. Jamaica had to automate its immigration system to accommodate tourism growth. They are more connected to other security databases around the world than ever before. They are better informed about who is trying to enter the country now, and I believe are doing a credible job. Case in point, they granted you an easy entry and you proved to be an honest decent person with good intentions! So with that in mind, can you imagine if they made your entry difficult? What would you think of them then? Don't think for a minute that the bad guys can walk in freely. Ask one of them to try and you will see the outcome. By comparison, the level of security to enter any African country is utterly ridiculous! I have been to many and it is a discouragement to visit those countries. We always felt that those African Countries should study the Airport security system of the larger modernized world. So herein lies part of the answer to your question on why Nigeria can't match Jamaican tourism. You have to grant acceptable access to the country! This message by no means suggests that everything about Jamaican immigration management is perfect. But it's fair to give credit where it is due. Hope this helps.
Info…. Great…
Well said. You also find the immigration automation system in Canada, US, Middle East, Asia, etc
You are screened when you come through the airport without knowing my dear. No worry 😅😅 my uncle works at the Airport and its not easy as you think. They made it look that way but you are screened.
That’s true. Everyone is screened, lots of non visible screens happening around the Caribbean and other countries! Canada Airports screen visibly and non visibly to the eyes of the visitors!
Hi Sis B yes just bring her 👍👍nice culture...Thanks 😊
Auntie B. Please bring your Jamaican hairdresser on the show!
So happy you had a good time a yard,hope you will go again,
So glad you guys had fun!!!!!!!! Next one I'm in inlaw ❤❤❤❤
Happy you enjoyed the island, next time get a local to take you around, you would have more fun
Hi Aunty. You have a new jamaican friend. Am happy you had a great time and everything you were taught its true😂. You are so funny with the African accent. Love it. Bless up
As a Jamaican who lives abroad for 24 years, this enlightened to me to hear you speak so positively about my country.
My neighbour who from Ghana said the same thing that until she meet me and my other friend who is a Jamaican as well and we all live in the same area in Edmonton Alberta, she thought all Jamaican was aggressive! sometime we just need to take the time to talk to people and get to know each other. We all human being and yes as a Jamaican we could be a little defensive and for good reason because we’ve been judged a lot.
And Jamaican love Africa and Africans. I get a chance to visit Namibia and that was the trip of my life. I look forward to retire in Africa and travel and get to know and meet my people. Would love to visit West Africa, especially Nigeria and Ghana.
You came through the Tourist Jamaica airport, they know who is coming in and out. AirPort doesn’t pose threat. That airport is very good.
That's really amazing I've always loved Jamaica and hearing you now confirm this that indeed it's a lovely place now I can't wait to visit JAMAICA!!! As a naija babe..😊🇳🇬🇯🇲 the missionary part got me rolling 😅😅 i love the fact that their women do not take nonsense at all and believe in empowering themselves, i really hope that Nigeria women will learn from this really.. 🤦
I'm glad you had a good time during your week in Jamaica. You experienced a very small microcosm of Jamaican culture. You need to return, visit more places and meet more people before you can give a true assessment.
much respect sista.. I love your show..newly subscribed much love ❤🔥
Aunty B big up urself nuff respect to u my dear🇯🇲🇳🇬
You are welcome to our paradise anytime 🇯🇲