CULTURE SHOCKS ARE CULTURE SHOCKS don’t take it out of context. A shock to you may not be a shock to me. That’s what makes us different. Thank you for watching❤. What have you experienced elsewhere ( away from home ) that was different from your own. Share in the comments 💃
Well you said it as it is. Thanks 😀. But why don't you like snails Army won't guard you though. Retired generals usually get assigned orderlies. You can get police though. A problem I have always argued that the police chief should stop. Private security should handle private citizens And you are on point about the customer service in Nigeria. It is terrible. Unfortunately the service providers don't understand the basics of customer service. Either they don't get trained or they are naturally that way
Kenyans let’s just be proud of ourselves. We are very mannered, cultured and respectful people. I live in the US and I can say for sure so many people have lots of praises for us. Wakenya hoyeeee!!!
It's so nice hearing a Kenyan's experience of Lagos. I live in Nairobi and I absolutely love your country! So orderly and neat. No horrible generators and there is usually power. I've only experienced 2 blackouts in 2 months
I wish you strength Rachel... and It's great to have you here. I'm Nigerian but My wife is Kenyan too. By the way, Harmattan air IS NOT TOXIC. It's just dry. Desert dry and dusty air just like in Arab lands.
@@daniaalfred1868 yeah. I forgot to add that in my comment that it instead of the winter other certain countries experience, Nigeria experiences harmattan which so early in the morning you might be able to see what is far away until you move closer because of the fog which is not toxic. I mean if it is, something would have been done to prevent the toxicity.
I see a lot of 'culture shock' videos by Nigerians in Kenya. Good to see one from a Kenyan in Nigeria. There are a lot of cultural differences between East and West. This is what makes life interesting, the diversity. Utazoea with time.
@@rachelpatrick12 Sorry for so many incidences which are different from your indigenous experiences. I am happy that you are appreciating the diversity in Africa. The more you travel to different countries, you will learn more.
@faithkimathi4068 you don't need to be sorry for who or what you are. I live in the States. People aren't sorry for being who they are, I just have to accept it and move on
I love Nigerians for that. I met a Nigerian, and when he heard my accent, in the midst of rodeo drive in Berverly Hills, he was calling my sister where are you from. I love how they keep real.
New subscriber here ❤. I admire how calm and composed you are. I have a Nigerian friend who likes shouting, I have tried telling her to lower her voice so many times but she says that’s how they are. Omg the other thing Nigerians can cook🧑🍳. Hahah I love them❤.
As a Nigerian it would be rude of me if I did not subscribe to your channel and like this video. I love it when we Africans unite in marriage with one another. I wish you well in all you do our wife.
When my Nigerian colleagues visited Nairobi they were shocked with how systematic things are done here, convenience, security, infrastructure & the general reception they received. They gave me stories for days about how horrible governance is and this trickle down everything. There was a time nothing was moving in our Nigerian office was moving because of shortage of liquid cash? We have our problems but relative to Nigeria, Kenyans we are better. Nigeria is good if you’re rich rich.
This is my first time on your channel. Thank you for informing Nigerians that it's high time they updated their poor health standards for the East and Southern African standards, especially Kenyans, Namibians, and South Africans. Your story about your poor treatment in Nigeria is 100% believable. Very sad that some Nigerians still discriminate based on looks, money, and such materialistic things. Hey, Kenyan beauty!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥!
I have heard about that... But in Nigeria? If you don't present yourself properly you might not get what you deserve. For example if you are a good engineer and you come into an organisation for a contract without a good car for example or you are not well dressed you might not get the job even if you are the best in that job. It's what we face in Nigeria and it's why we struggle to breakthrough and make the money for ourselves.
@emmanuelayodele7901 so is Nigeria a great country to live in. You don't need to explain who you are to anyone. That's why we're unique in ourselves. No go dey explain anything to anyone abeg. We love we, abi you no love you?
As a Kenyan i am shocked about the concept of paying rent yearly. What if i pay and need to relocate the next month, do they refund my money or how does it work?
In Nigeria, your address will determine how you will be addressed and what kind of parents you are. Because we believe your kids, learn from you. I'm live in Kenya too. Price changed immediately. They know I'm a Nigerian. I hope one day Africa will become one, and we will treat each other like brothers and sisters. But honestly Nigerians are friendly more than Kenyans. Nobody cares about your business in lagos but in Nairobi, almost all your neighbours want to know everything about you. Even Police disturbing up and down. Enjoy Nigeria. Maybe I might be able to move my family back home too. God bless 🙌
Rachel, unless you're maki g a purchase in a Super market, whatever price you're told is the worth of a product is what we call ASKING PRICE and it is subject to NEGOTIATIONS. For instance, if you're told the price of a product is N10,000 (Naira), you can price it for N6,000 and negotiate or bargain with the seller. You may finally settle for 7 or 8 thousand Naira instaed of the imitial N10,000. I trust this adds to your acculturisation skills.
@@rachelpatrick12Your explanation isn't cultural but short comings. Culture is a way of life of the people that you can't bend or like a tradition but your high light wasn't cultural on some topics but flaws and some on the mannerisms were some cultural
@@bestekezie1793 thank you, na so dem go carry camera, on ring light begin talk without knowing the meaning of what they are saying. Abeg make Una rest, no place is perfect and we Nigerians love us like that. Everybody on their own kpele.
@@bestekezie1793 the term "culture shock" doesn't necessarily pertain to 'culture'. Lol. If I'm from the countryside and I travel to a city for the first time and see tall buildings and wide roads, I'm experiencing 'culture shock'.
The markets are cheaper than supermarkets dear. It’s your bargaining power. Just go, disregard the price they tell you, just bargain and if it’s not ok say I’m not buying and they will call you back for cheaper rates. That is how Nigerians go about it; anybody can do it. Some foreigners even do it better than Nigerians. Don’t feel shy about it, the sellers even expect it
I tried and some don’t move at all. I need to learn pidgin well well. It might help 😀. That’s why I just choose to suffer in the supermarket. Thanks for the insight 💕🩷
If someone doesn't know how to bargain in the market they might be exploited. Also if the traders know you're an outsider, they'd also try to exploit you. Supermarkets are indifferent to their customers 😂 but some sell some basic everyday items at rates slightly lower than the market. Remember they buy in very large quantities and sometimes straight from the manufacturer too
@@rachelpatrick12 It’s not pidgin, it’s the power to walk away. Don’t like anything that too much that you can’t walk away from it; there will be another person selling it elsewhere. Trust me keep walking away from things and they will call you back to sell to you. When you do it well, they will even recognise you. They will say this one haggle pass us sef 😅 Things like that.
I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing your experiences. You are right with all of your observations, but as regards the Police, most of the ones you see attached or drive VIPs etc, are called Spy (Supernumerary) police, they aren't the regular police officers. Talking of judging a book by its cover, the pastor of my former church went to pick up his associate at the Airport one time, and he was dressed in shorts and polo and was denied entry whilst his driver was allowed in cos he suited up😅😅
Concerning the weather, i totally agree with the hot weather which and you totally need an AC. But you need to understand that the weather has changed extremely this year as its not always hot in January and February(January was so hot than we've ever experienced). Even the constant rain now in October is not usually.
Ma ur facts is only based on ur opinions in Lagos. Good video though, try visiting the rest parts of the country ma and I'm sure you'll learn that Lagos is just one state in the 36 states we hv in Nigeria. I hv subscribed to ur channel, I look forward to seeing more of ur adventurous videos.😊
Wow as for me my most culture shock when I visited Nigeria, we travelled to the east a state called imo owerri. I was so shocked to see the mansions like state house they build in the village and no one stays there that's what I was told they just visit on holidays .I was shocked why they build such big houses worth millions of dollars and they don't stay there permanently its there holiday home . But it's a beautiful place .
@@humphreyemmanuel7173there's nothing tie to anything,the Igbos generally are the most hardworking, very industrious and very smart business men in Nigeria. They love good life and like living large since the make alot of money. They love building houses anywhere they go, it doesn't matter if they live there or not ,and it's like a bragging right for most especially the males. It is a must for an Igbo man to put things in place, making sure that every family members are satisfied to an extent. So if you don't build as an Igbo,you have not started yet .
@@adaugobenjamin Then perhaps you don't know your history. What you described might be true about the Igbos, of which I am one, but there js more to it. Ever wonder what happened to the properties of the Igbos after the war? Wasn't it all lost? Thereafter, Igbos reasoned that if they had houses everywhere they lived and another war happened, they could lose it but they'll never lose the ones they belt in the East. That's the summary of it. I hope it helps and if you disagree further, we can agree to disagree then.
Great observation so far, i am a Nigerian and for the rude behavior of some workers and managers i have experienced it especially in the bank were the workers were so rude and uptide but believe me it happen to everyone not just foreigners😂 anyways welcome to Nigeria❤
Nice take on the culture shock. Welcome to Nigeria. As a Nigerian, I also find it annoying when some folks act rude and look down on you if they perceive you in a certain manner. Ekaabo. “Karibu kuwa na siku nzuri.
For the price thing you spoke about, it’s not only for foreigners. Once a typical Nigerian trader notices that you just arrived from “the abroad”, they hike their prices.
Pricing policy in Nigeria is left for the forces of demand and supply. The normal market forces of competition and, that is, the determination of how the market is adjusted. So my dear, it is not strange to find the differences between Nigeria and Kenya. We nigerians also find some behaviour and culture of Kenyans, which we consider extremely strange and culturally shocking to the extent that we ask, "Is it really possible that such culture exists"? We all find cultural shocks wherever you go, which is the essence of travelling from your country to other countries to learn about their tradition and culture.
@@bolatitoadebayo9528 you're giving intangible excuses upon excuses and you know very well that the pricing of goods in Nigeria is not good for consumers, your common sense knows that stop pretending and misleading people .
I am not sure that is how economics of demand and supply works. The result of demand and supply is one price point not several prices for one product. Actually what you have described is the opposite
The problem with visitors in Nigeria is that they all see Nigeria from the angle of Lagos. But Lagos is a small portion of Nigeria. Please try going out of Lagos and see Nigeria more.
About treatment to people based on their presumed economic background, that one is a global phenomenon. I have been all over the world and I have not seen where they don’t place higher value on the rich.
@alfalfred8722 Oh no its not. 9jas too much show of status. Kenyans "study" Nigeria (even in schools my friend) we know a lot about Nigeria. U should've heard Kenyans rooting for ObiDent during ur elections!😂
I beleive judging based on looks, car one drives etc is especially prevelant in Nigeria, you can clearly see this if you travel to the 2 countries, in kenya most influential people are very casually dressed,but in Nigeria even the poor will insist to have knock off Gucci,Prada etc to stand out
There’s accomodation for every budget. You just have to start looking for accomodation from your budget and some accomodation come with different expenses especially if they are managed apartments.
These are just but a few of the many cultural differences I have experienced here. Generally am now Kenyan-Nigeria and enjoy my stay here❤ What is it that you learned here let me know in the comments 😇
A very good morning to you our beautiful wife. This is a Nigerian living outside Nigeria. I watched the video from beginning to the end. You are such a lovely person with a beautiful spirit. All what you said here are so true. But I have two points to elaborate on, I lived in Sierra Leone for many years and in that country the rents are being paid yearly and the worst is that the landlords are collecting only in dollars, in Ghana I think some landlords are collecting 6 months. Yes, we eat snail, here in Europe you can buy snail in some supermarket can you imagine 😂. I have subscribed to your channel and I will help to share it with my friends. Happy sunday to you all.
Nigeria has 36 states and a federal capital. So every state is different.😂 Every geopolitical zone has a different culture. Nigeria is so diverse. So please try before you can describe Nigeria and Nigerians you need to really move around and not just describe from the lagos point of view. Even the weather else where in Nigeria is absolutely different. One major problem with lagos is that it's over populated and with this crowding comes a lot of it's problems. I believe the population also somekind of affect the weather and the atmosphere in lagos. Please my darling! If you want to really have that real Nigerian experience then visit at least one state from the 6 geopolitical zones.
Madam it also happens in Kenya.In kenya everybody is not equal.treating people good or bad is not because they are from Nigeria, but individual thing. The ShopRite is not a Nigeria brand.if you are saying as an advice is but saying it doesn't happen in Kenya is a lie ma.
Thanks for sharing your experience, honestly. Not every Nigerian eats snails. I come from a part of the north (precisely the eastern middlebelt), and we don't eat snails at all. I have watched Nigerians on TH-cam and their own unique culture shocks, especially in Kenya. Nairobibi, like Abuja, is very beautiful 🎉🎉🎉 In Naija, we eat fufu ( pounded yam, Eba, tuwo, amala, etc) with variety of Nigerian soups. I saw that in Kenya, fufu is eaten with meat without soup. These are genuine cultural differences that are unique to each nation and are all beautiful👌🏽💕 I live in Diaspora, and when I first came here over 20 years ago, I had a genuinely shocking cultural experience. I was waiting to catch a city bus for the first time to go to the shopping mall, and a very elderly bent over lady (holding onto her walker) was alone waiting to enter the bus. She was too old and quite frail to be going shopping 🛍 by herself with no one to help her! I was in total shock 😮👀👀👀 because in Nigeria 🇳🇬, she would have had the children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren or otger family members shop for her!!! I remember watching her struggle to enter the bus and was moved to assist her. Tears flooded my eyes as I could not imagine my grandma going to the Mall for whatever (most likely a few groceries) by herself!!! 😢😢😢🙊🙊🤔🤔👼🏽👏🏽💔 I love how you are willing to embrace what makes sense to you. Every culture is unique and beautiful 😍 🤩 👌🏽🙏🏽👌🏽 💜❣️ 💙❤️ 🤍🩷✨️You are beautiful with a great Kenyan-Nigerian soul👼🏽👏🏽👌🏽🙏🏽💜🎉🩵🎉💙🎉❤❤❤
And did you find out the reason why she was out alone, did she have families or why? Don't see someone outside and start judging without knowing their stories
Niija is Africa! I wouldn't trade it for anywhere else on the continent. It hasn't been swallowed up by all the "western" practices and behaviours like so many other African countries.
Well, she has stated her experience is based off Lagos. Of course we know there are other cities in Nigeria. Just the same way Nigerians come to Nairobi and say culture shock in Kenya. We' ve got other cities and towns in Kenya with different mannerisms and cultures, we take it in and correct where necessary respectfully. Every culture has positive and negative aspects.
Your experience is basically within lagos pls try and visit other part of Nigeria and will be shocked the More. Nigeria is the best thing that happens to the world.
Foolish man, which Nigeria are you talking about. Nigeria is a jungle. Everything she said about Nigeria 8s 100 percent true. And I am a Nigerian by the way
@@tok1879 like wise your Mumu Country too, cry me river. Na jealousy go kpai all of this other African country that doesn't want to hear anything good about my sweet country Naija. Make Una dey 😭 dey go
The selling meat in the open was a shock to me but I'm used to it now. You need to learn abit of Igbo, Yuroba, pidgin and Hausa( esp if you are in Abuja).
@@EvilcrusherOsas yea once you escape from your country as black man or woman just come to Nigeria we will welcome you, we don't get shock seeing our black life.
they are creative? is that why they have poor electricty, internet, water, poor roads, no fuel even though they are an oil producing country? Nigeria is only creative in scamming...man i hate them
@@RenzoSabawe hate you more to us your useless country don’t exist you’re depressed your foolish mother no give you love that’s why you exhibit your frustration here
Why are most of the Nigerians in this comment section so offended. She didn't say anything bad, culture shock is relative, what is normal to one country may be unheard of in another and that's okay. I see many Nigerians doing culture shocks of Kenya expressing themselves freely and as Kenyans I don't see as carrying all this offence. Chill out please
There is a great misunderstanding here.nigeria is big so what she is saying here also sound so strange to many Nigerians. about 80% of Nigerians may not know Lagos till they die.so when you say Nigerians eat a particular food somebody will react if it is a taboo in his own region. almost every Nigerian you see in Lagos adapted to the lifestyle in Lagos but will adjust when he goes back to his region
Nigerians are not offended by all she said in her blog. In fact we love and adore her as our own. We are only offended by what some illiterate and unshooled guys among your fellow Kenyans are writing about us in the comment section. I have been to Kenya several times and I know it also has many weaknesses like most places I have been to. I am a very very proud Nigerian and I will never trade my country for anything. So let everybody wash their mouth well before speaking.
I love everything about nigerian people except they food and when I say food mostly they soup and most thing I admire them is how they worship in church and their dressing kills it all in Africa 😊❤this guy's have faith in God they've rich culture ❤😊😊
Its only few percent of Nigerians that eats snail though and its not the common type in and around household but special breeds from river and swampy arears which are bigger in size but even with that l cant come close to snail as a Nigerian so the culture here is so diverse
Thank you for these characteristic expositions. Nigeria is a very unorganised, loose and unpredictable clime to live in. It is both the fault of leadership and followership. But, it is not a general or cultural behavioural norm; it is relative to individuals, depending largely on home training, peer influence and socialisation. Some Nigerians behave quite excellently and courteously.
The Snail bit had me laughing🤣🤣. Yes as someone else said the French do eat it ( its called escargot in their language). Was smiling and laughing right through the video . Thanks
@@rachelpatrick12Told my Naija friends that if I were to travel there, I’d turn vegetarian at the airport. I’ve seen them eat even crawling animals like rats, mongoose etc.
Culture is what makes a Ctry different or interesting, the world would be soo boring if we were all the same. I’ve not been to Nigeria but I like their rich culture, food, pidgin English, music n dressing/traditional 👌
No you can't have a police officer for a driver as an individual unless you are a politician or a government official. But when it comes to escorts, it's legal to pay for police escorts.
Harmattan, is a cool dry wind that blows from the northeast or east in the western Sahara and is strongest from late November to mid-March. It usually carries large amounts of dust, which it can transport hundreds of miles out over the Atlantic Ocean; the dust often interferes with local aircraft operations.
Please, dont see yourself as a foreigner in Nigeria. All Africans are welcome in Nigeria and we don't see other black people as foreigners. That is why Nigeria is unique and different from othet african countries
Even he in America people are sized up. Oprah was sized up in Switzerland so its not unusual for some workers to behave the way they do. Even in your country people do that, if you claim you haven't someone close to you would have.
Do that in Kenya and no one will ever visit your shop, here everyone is treated the same way whether in a bank or supermarket it doesn't matter how much you have
There was this time in my life; my mom had passed, I didn't even feel like telling anyone about it because just I couldn't believe. So a week passed and I had forgotten myself like my hair was rough, my eyes were swollen I was just a mess. I could hear people murmuring (abt looks) but I was so lost in pain my point is; God is love. When God says love your neighbor as yourself, that means love anyone it doesn't matter their material wealth, how they look or dress we should not judge anyone anywhere in this world. Everyone sometimes has a story why they look the they look or how they feel at that particular time. Just be kind we are all humans at the end of the day. Something personal but it is the way it is I just had to let people know lets not judge.
I think Rachel their are people who don't get what cultural shock means, kindly elaborate, coz actually it seems they are in cultural shock with the term.
There is no better way explain the term. My shock might not be someone else’s shock and the sooner people understand that shocks are not meant to be ( complaints) then we will be on the same page. Even if I was to visit a First world country, Culture shocks will still be there. That’s simply their way of life. I do not have to love it or hate but simply embrace it just as they would when they visit my home country.
Nigeria Military don’t go about escorting ordinary citizens as you put it, maybe they are escorting senior military personnel’s like generals etc not ordinary citizens.
@@martinisaiahorume9694they do escorts ministers, other politicians too but ordinary citizens i have not seen. I also know that their retired military generals do have soldiers guards she may have have seen one of them.
The northerners don’t eat snails and I don’t think eating snails is a big thing you too when Nigerians go to Kenya they’re things they will find somehow to eat which you find normal to eat
@@rachelpatrick12 like he or she said not all Nigeria culture eats it. That's why people can't comprehend the complexity of Nigeria until you travel around the country
Most culture shocks are picked from the big cities. Just like many Nigerians doing these videos only visit Nairobi. And most of what they say is true. Might be different because of Nigerias population difference but most should reflect the whole country. 21:36 the respect thing is in Southern African countries as well.
I like your ingenuity ,authenticity and sincerity shown in your videos. Your videos is served raw which is really nice to me.I am a Nigerian living in the Uk but I take the good part of the different culture I have been to.I am sorry our leaders do not do enough by making Lagos more comfortable and affordable for you because of the greediness of our leaders.There should be price stability so people can live a planned life.Thanks for living in Lagos .
CULTURE SHOCKS ARE CULTURE SHOCKS don’t take it out of context. A shock to you may not be a shock to me. That’s what makes us different. Thank you for watching❤. What have you experienced elsewhere ( away from home ) that was different from your own. Share in the comments 💃
You sound like a Lady from Taraba state I Nigeria. You have their accent and their looks too.
Well you said it as it is. Thanks 😀. But why don't you like snails
Army won't guard you though. Retired generals usually get assigned orderlies.
You can get police though. A problem I have always argued that the police chief should stop. Private security should handle private citizens
And you are on point about the customer service in Nigeria. It is terrible. Unfortunately the service providers don't understand the basics of customer service.
Either they don't get trained or they are naturally that way
You look so beautiful ❤️
Kenyans let’s just be proud of ourselves. We are very mannered, cultured and respectful people. I live in the US and I can say for sure so many people have lots of praises for us. Wakenya hoyeeee!!!
It's so nice hearing a Kenyan's experience of Lagos. I live in Nairobi and I absolutely love your country! So orderly and neat. No horrible generators and there is usually power. I've only experienced 2 blackouts in 2 months
the blackouts is because of Rutos bad government we didn't used to have blackouts at all in kenya
😂😂chills madam kuwa nazo@@sandraesther4622
I wish you strength Rachel... and It's great to have you here. I'm Nigerian but My wife is Kenyan too. By the way, Harmattan air IS NOT TOXIC. It's just dry. Desert dry and dusty air just like in Arab lands.
@@daniaalfred1868 yeah. I forgot to add that in my comment that it instead of the winter other certain countries experience, Nigeria experiences harmattan which so early in the morning you might be able to see what is far away until you move closer because of the fog which is not toxic. I mean if it is, something would have been done to prevent the toxicity.
I see a lot of 'culture shock' videos by Nigerians in Kenya. Good to see one from a Kenyan in Nigeria. There are a lot of cultural differences between East and West. This is what makes life interesting, the diversity. Utazoea with time.
True❤️. Nishazoea ata
Simple.
@@rachelpatrick12 Sorry for so many incidences which are different from your indigenous experiences. I am happy that you are appreciating the diversity in Africa. The more you travel to different countries, you will learn more.
@faithkimathi4068 There is a lot to learn for sure. Am enjoying the lessons 🙏
@faithkimathi4068 you don't need to be sorry for who or what you are. I live in the States. People aren't sorry for being who they are, I just have to accept it and move on
You made very honest and objective observations about Nigeria. I really appreciate you and wish you well to enjoy the best of Nigeria.
Thank you so much🙏🩷
I love Nigerians for that. I met a Nigerian, and when he heard my accent, in the midst of rodeo drive in Berverly Hills, he was calling my sister where are you from. I love how they keep real.
New subscriber here ❤. I admire how calm and composed you are. I have a Nigerian friend who likes shouting, I have tried telling her to lower her voice so many times but she says that’s how they are. Omg the other thing Nigerians can cook🧑🍳. Hahah I love them❤.
I enjoyed your video came from TikTok and you got a new subscriber. I live in lagos and everything said is 98% true
Thank you so much. It means a lot be blessed 🙏❤️
So well analysed .. I was so glued.. Now you got a new hardcore subscriber 🎉
Thank you so much 🙏
As a Nigerian it would be rude of me if I did not subscribe to your channel and like this video. I love it when we Africans unite in marriage with one another. I wish you well in all you do our wife.
I love your explanation. Good to know other people's ways of living. New sub here
Thank you 🩷
When my Nigerian colleagues visited Nairobi they were shocked with how systematic things are done here, convenience, security, infrastructure & the general reception they received. They gave me stories for days about how horrible governance is and this trickle down everything. There was a time nothing was moving in our Nigerian office was moving because of shortage of liquid cash? We have our problems but relative to Nigeria, Kenyans we are better. Nigeria is good if you’re rich rich.
You're very observant and very intelligent.
This is my first time on your channel. Thank you for informing Nigerians that it's high time they updated their poor health standards for the East and Southern African standards, especially Kenyans, Namibians, and South Africans.
Your story about your poor treatment in Nigeria is 100% believable. Very sad that some Nigerians still discriminate based on looks, money, and such materialistic things.
Hey, Kenyan beauty!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥!
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Kenya is a Great country to live in. We may struggle with jobs but the people and our behaviour towards people is kind
I have heard about that... But in Nigeria? If you don't present yourself properly you might not get what you deserve. For example if you are a good engineer and you come into an organisation for a contract without a good car for example or you are not well dressed you might not get the job even if you are the best in that job. It's what we face in Nigeria and it's why we struggle to breakthrough and make the money for ourselves.
@@emmanuelayodele7901This is sad😢
That's why Nigeria/Nigerians are unique @@akinyi_ke1517
@emmanuelayodele7901 so is Nigeria a great country to live in. You don't need to explain who you are to anyone. That's why we're unique in ourselves. No go dey explain anything to anyone abeg. We love we, abi you no love you?
You are a lier, make Una easy dey lie abeg@@emmanuelayodele7901
Wow i watched the whole video and am glad to learn new things
Thank you. Glad you picked a thing or two from this💕🙏
As a Kenyan i am shocked about the concept of paying rent yearly. What if i pay and need to relocate the next month, do they refund my money or how does it work?
In Nigeria, your address will determine how you will be addressed and what kind of parents you are. Because we believe your kids, learn from you. I'm live in Kenya too. Price changed immediately. They know I'm a Nigerian. I hope one day Africa will become one, and we will treat each other like brothers and sisters. But honestly Nigerians are friendly more than Kenyans. Nobody cares about your business in lagos but in Nairobi, almost all your neighbours want to know everything about you. Even Police disturbing up and down. Enjoy Nigeria. Maybe I might be able to move my family back home too. God bless 🙌
Rachel, unless you're maki g a purchase in a Super market, whatever price you're told is the worth of a product is what we call ASKING PRICE and it is subject to NEGOTIATIONS. For instance, if you're told the price of a product is N10,000 (Naira), you can price it for N6,000 and negotiate or bargain with the seller. You may finally settle for 7 or 8 thousand Naira instaed of the imitial N10,000. I trust this adds to your acculturisation skills.
Rent is cheaper in Lagos. Come to Abuja, u'll see what is called rent. Wishing u all the best.
Can't believe I really watched this to the end. Totally enjoyed it. You are a very beautiful woman with vibe 😂❤
This was a great video.
I am kenyan i love the transparency even kenya we have our shortcoming,,
Short comings are everywhere for sure. Culture shocks however aren’t necessarily short comings
@@rachelpatrick12Your explanation isn't cultural but short comings. Culture is a way of life of the people that you can't bend or like a tradition but your high light wasn't cultural on some topics but flaws and some on the mannerisms were some cultural
@@bestekezie1793 thank you, na so dem go carry camera, on ring light begin talk without knowing the meaning of what they are saying. Abeg make Una rest, no place is perfect and we Nigerians love us like that. Everybody on their own kpele.
@@bestekezie1793 the term "culture shock" doesn't necessarily pertain to 'culture'. Lol. If I'm from the countryside and I travel to a city for the first time and see tall buildings and wide roads, I'm experiencing 'culture shock'.
@bliss252 Thanks for your explanation, and I appreciate it 🙏. When you see tall buildings for the first time and you're surprised, okay, I got it.
As a Nigerian, I've learned so much from this video🇳🇬❤️ All these things look very normal to me though 😂
Very true my sister I'm also a Kenyan in Lagos
❤️ 💖 nice.Hope you are doing well?
@@rachelpatrick12 yeah I'm good
Please show us more about Nigeria lazima tuwajue
You are welcome to our country God bless you maay God bless Nigeria ❤❤❤❤
Thank you🙏
Wow! Thank you for this informationm
Use the opportunity of Nigeria's large market. Import the snails from your country since you don't need them. You can get wealthy here
First video I'm seeing of a Kenyan living in Nigeria! Let me watch before I comment.
Jokes on you
Because you have dark mind about Nigerians and we do not care what you think
@@innocentchukwuma5215 there are many nigerians who are very good. the dark mind thing is below the belt
The markets are cheaper than supermarkets dear. It’s your bargaining power. Just go, disregard the price they tell you, just bargain and if it’s not ok say I’m not buying and they will call you back for cheaper rates. That is how Nigerians go about it; anybody can do it. Some foreigners even do it better than Nigerians. Don’t feel shy about it, the sellers even expect it
I tried and some don’t move at all. I need to learn pidgin well well. It might help 😀. That’s why I just choose to suffer in the supermarket. Thanks for the insight 💕🩷
If someone doesn't know how to bargain in the market they might be exploited.
Also if the traders know you're an outsider, they'd also try to exploit you.
Supermarkets are indifferent to their customers 😂 but some sell some basic everyday items at rates slightly lower than the market. Remember they buy in very large quantities and sometimes straight from the manufacturer too
@@rachelpatrick12 Try harder there are a lot of cheaper markets in Lagos . Just ask . You have tell the seller your price
@@rachelpatrick12
It’s not pidgin, it’s the power to walk away. Don’t like anything that too much that you can’t walk away from it; there will be another person selling it elsewhere. Trust me keep walking away from things and they will call you back to sell to you. When you do it well, they will even recognise you. They will say this one haggle pass us sef 😅 Things like that.
I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing your experiences. You are right with all of your observations, but as regards the Police, most of the ones you see attached or drive VIPs etc, are called Spy (Supernumerary) police, they aren't the regular police officers. Talking of judging a book by its cover, the pastor of my former church went to pick up his associate at the Airport one time, and he was dressed in shorts and polo and was denied entry whilst his driver was allowed in cos he suited up😅😅
Thank you for watching. Oh so they aren’t real police officers? Are they on the government payroll?
Concerning the weather, i totally agree with the hot weather which and you totally need an AC.
But you need to understand that the weather has changed extremely this year as its not always hot in January and February(January was so hot than we've ever experienced). Even the constant rain now in October is not usually.
Ooh thank you for this Info.
Ma ur facts is only based on ur opinions in Lagos. Good video though, try visiting the rest parts of the country ma and I'm sure you'll learn that Lagos is just one state in the 36 states we hv in Nigeria.
I hv subscribed to ur channel, I look forward to seeing more of ur adventurous videos.😊
Wow as for me my most culture shock when I visited Nigeria, we travelled to the east a state called imo owerri. I was so shocked to see the mansions like state house they build in the village and no one stays there that's what I was told they just visit on holidays .I was shocked why they build such big houses worth millions of dollars and they don't stay there permanently its there holiday home . But it's a beautiful place .
There is a history to it. Its all tied to what happened to easterners(Igbos) during the Biafra war. Read up on it if you so desire.
@@humphreyemmanuel7173there's nothing tie to anything,the Igbos generally are the most hardworking, very industrious and very smart business men in Nigeria. They love good life and like living large since the make alot of money. They love building houses anywhere they go, it doesn't matter if they live there or not ,and it's like a bragging right for most especially the males. It is a must for an Igbo man to put things in place, making sure that every family members are satisfied to an extent. So if you don't build as an Igbo,you have not started yet .
@@adaugobenjamin Then perhaps you don't know your history. What you described might be true about the Igbos, of which I am one, but there js more to it.
Ever wonder what happened to the properties of the Igbos after the war? Wasn't it all lost? Thereafter, Igbos reasoned that if they had houses everywhere they lived and another war happened, they could lose it but they'll never lose the ones they belt in the East. That's the summary of it. I hope it helps and if you disagree further, we can agree to disagree then.
@@adaugobenjamin who they are is tied to their history
The Igbos
Great observation so far, i am a Nigerian and for the rude behavior of some workers and managers i have experienced it especially in the bank were the workers were so rude and uptide but believe me it happen to everyone not just foreigners😂 anyways welcome to Nigeria❤
Nice take on the culture shock. Welcome to Nigeria. As a Nigerian, I also find it annoying when some folks act rude and look down on you if they perceive you in a certain manner. Ekaabo. “Karibu kuwa na siku nzuri.
Thank you 😊 Asante sana🙏
You really educated me about Nigeria. Those tips are very important for my visit.
Thanks
Najivunia kuwa mkenya😂 Asante
East Africa is so bearable. The food is soo different, delicious.
West African food beats East African on many levels. Well Ethiopian food saved y’all some face tho
The way here they are treated well. Anyway, God is with you. The reason i love Kenya.
Love the video i smiled all through
😅thank you so much. Honored🙏❤️
In Nigeria, they say dress how u want to be addressed.
For the price thing you spoke about, it’s not only for foreigners. Once a typical Nigerian trader notices that you just arrived from “the abroad”, they hike their prices.
Pricing policy in Nigeria is left for the forces of demand and supply. The normal market forces of competition and, that is, the determination of how the market is adjusted. So my dear, it is not strange to find the differences between Nigeria and Kenya. We nigerians also find some behaviour and culture of Kenyans, which we consider extremely strange and culturally shocking to the extent that we ask, "Is it really possible that such culture exists"? We all find cultural shocks wherever you go, which is the essence of travelling from your country to other countries to learn about their tradition and culture.
@anthonyebube1449
...mmm now which are those cultural practices do 9Jaians find strange in Kenya? Lets hear them . Otherwise 🇰🇪s ❤ 🇳🇬s 😊
The Prices tag on items/goods is not cultures but rather luck of the government policy of trade and marketing
@@klaw1425 Our market force is competative in nigeria, which have its own good and bad.
@@bolatitoadebayo9528 you're giving intangible excuses upon excuses and you know very well that the pricing of goods in Nigeria is not good for consumers, your common sense knows that stop pretending and misleading people .
I am not sure that is how economics of demand and supply works. The result of demand and supply is one price point not several prices for one product. Actually what you have described is the opposite
When I hear people eat snails, I just remember Bilharzia
😂😂
And that elaborate diagram on the Science Book 6, was it?
first day here and liking it so far, keep it up
Thank you 🙏 . You’re welcome
The problem with visitors in Nigeria is that they all see Nigeria from the angle of Lagos. But Lagos is a small portion of Nigeria. Please try going out of Lagos and see Nigeria more.
Will do, that’s why I said this is based off my stay in Lagos
@@rachelpatrick12
Noticed u were specific of where u were talking about. Nigerian Utubers come to Nairobi and talk about Kenya..
She kept saying on the video that she's speaking from Lagos point
but still Lagos is Nigeria 😂
@@bingorollybro 🇳🇬 is a continent of it own 😊😊 so diverse, imagine having more than 500 languages and dialects
Yeah that's how it is here, well greetings from delta state
🙏Received
About treatment to people based on their presumed economic background, that one is a global phenomenon. I have been all over the world and I have not seen where they don’t place higher value on the rich.
True. I think the difference is assuming that how one dresses can tell you who is rich and who is not.
@alfalfred8722
Oh no its not. 9jas too much show of status. Kenyans "study" Nigeria (even in schools my friend) we know a lot about Nigeria. U should've heard Kenyans rooting for ObiDent during ur elections!😂
I beleive judging based on looks, car one drives etc is especially prevelant in Nigeria, you can clearly see this if you travel to the 2 countries, in kenya most influential people are very casually dressed,but in Nigeria even the poor will insist to have knock off Gucci,Prada etc to stand out
Been there seen that, as a kenyan it's a struggle to live if not adjust in Nigeria 🙏🇰🇪
A new subbie from Abuja Nigeria ❤🇳🇬
Thank you. Honored to have you here❤️🙏
There’s accomodation for every budget. You just have to start looking for accomodation from your budget and some accomodation come with different expenses especially if they are managed apartments.
If you can't move on a fast line and you don't like noise, move to Abuja, quiet and so beautiful, thank me later
In Nigeria 🇳🇬 respect is everything
ok, very informative..
These are just but a few of the many cultural differences I have experienced here. Generally am now Kenyan-Nigeria and enjoy my stay here❤
What is it that you learned here let me know in the comments 😇
A very good morning to you our beautiful wife. This is a Nigerian living outside Nigeria. I watched the video from beginning to the end. You are such a lovely person with a beautiful spirit. All what you said here are so true. But I have two points to elaborate on, I lived in Sierra Leone for many years and in that country the rents are being paid yearly and the worst is that the landlords are collecting only in dollars, in Ghana I think some landlords are collecting 6 months. Yes, we eat snail, here in Europe you can buy snail in some supermarket can you imagine 😂. I have subscribed to your channel and I will help to share it with my friends. Happy sunday to you all.
From your description i can barely survive in Nigeria, looks like survival for the fittest
Trust me, you can... You'd learn.
I think you should explore mainland sometimes, especially on Sunday when the road will be traffic free. There are alot nice places trust me.
Nigeria has 36 states and a federal capital. So every state is different.😂 Every geopolitical zone has a different culture. Nigeria is so diverse. So please try before you can describe Nigeria and Nigerians you need to really move around and not just describe from the lagos point of view. Even the weather else where in Nigeria is absolutely different. One major problem with lagos is that it's over populated and with this crowding comes a lot of it's problems. I believe the population also somekind of affect the weather and the atmosphere in lagos. Please my darling! If you want to really have that real Nigerian experience then visit at least one state from the 6 geopolitical zones.
Agreed 👍
She doesn't know Nigeria she just talking from a pin experience from her small community in Lagos State , Lagos is not a City but a State ,
Like she said, all is based on her stay in Lagos. Most of you listen to talk but not to answer.
Madam it also happens in Kenya.In kenya everybody is not equal.treating people good or bad is not because they are from Nigeria, but individual thing.
The ShopRite is not a Nigeria brand.if you are saying as an advice is but saying it doesn't happen in Kenya is a lie ma.
Kenya may not be great.. but compared to nigeria, Kenya may be better
This is an informative video 👌🏽
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for sharing your experience, honestly. Not every Nigerian eats snails. I come from a part of the north (precisely the eastern middlebelt), and we don't eat snails at all. I have watched Nigerians on TH-cam and their own unique culture shocks, especially in Kenya. Nairobibi, like Abuja, is very beautiful 🎉🎉🎉 In Naija, we eat fufu ( pounded yam, Eba, tuwo, amala, etc) with variety of Nigerian soups. I saw that in Kenya, fufu is eaten with meat without soup. These are genuine cultural differences that are unique to each nation and are all beautiful👌🏽💕 I live in Diaspora, and when I first came here over 20 years ago, I had a genuinely shocking cultural experience. I was waiting to catch a city bus for the first time to go to the shopping mall, and a very elderly bent over lady (holding onto her walker) was alone waiting to enter the bus. She was too old and quite frail to be going shopping 🛍 by herself with no one to help her! I was in total shock 😮👀👀👀 because in Nigeria 🇳🇬, she would have had the children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren or otger family members shop for her!!! I remember watching her struggle to enter the bus and was moved to assist her. Tears flooded my eyes as I could not imagine my grandma going to the Mall for whatever (most likely a few groceries) by herself!!!
😢😢😢🙊🙊🤔🤔👼🏽👏🏽💔
I love how you are willing to embrace what makes sense to you. Every culture is unique and beautiful 😍 🤩 👌🏽🙏🏽👌🏽 💜❣️ 💙❤️ 🤍🩷✨️You are beautiful with a great Kenyan-Nigerian soul👼🏽👏🏽👌🏽🙏🏽💜🎉🩵🎉💙🎉❤❤❤
That is a strange occurance.. There must be an explanation of that. It is not a norm...
And did you find out the reason why she was out alone, did she have families or why? Don't see someone outside and start judging without knowing their stories
Niija is Africa! I wouldn't trade it for anywhere else on the continent. It hasn't been swallowed up by all the "western" practices and behaviours like so many other African countries.
So being well organised is being "western".
rudeness is not an African thing . Style up!
@@kazmorich how many rude Nigerians do you know?
No culture is better than the other, but each culture is relevant to those that live in that culture
U gained a sub, I'm currently in kenya 🇰🇪
Thank you 🩷
Well, she has stated her experience is based off Lagos. Of course we know there are other cities in Nigeria. Just the same way Nigerians come to Nairobi and say culture shock in Kenya. We' ve got other cities and towns in Kenya with different mannerisms and cultures, we take it in and correct where necessary respectfully. Every culture has positive and negative aspects.
Nice one 😊😊
I watched till the end😅
Made me smile
Your experience is basically within lagos pls try and visit other part of Nigeria and will be shocked the More. Nigeria is the best thing that happens to the world.
Not really. Nigeria is broken and needs fixing. We need to start being honest with ourselves
@@tok1879change begins with you.
Travel Africa brother
Foolish man, which Nigeria are you talking about. Nigeria is a jungle. Everything she said about Nigeria 8s 100 percent true. And I am a Nigerian by the way
@@tok1879 like wise your Mumu Country too, cry me river. Na jealousy go kpai all of this other African country that doesn't want to hear anything good about my sweet country Naija. Make Una dey 😭 dey go
Great insights, thanks a lot
You’re welcome😊❤
The selling meat in the open was a shock to me but I'm used to it now. You need to learn abit of Igbo, Yuroba, pidgin and Hausa( esp if you are in Abuja).
Finally nimekupata buana from tiktok❤❤❤❤when you come to kenya bring me ile chakula inanuka sawa babes😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahah 🤣🤣🤣ntakuletea na gunia 🥰🥰🤭
The one made with crayfish😅😅
You are seeing yourself as a foreigner but we Nigerians do not see you as a foreigner.
We see you as one of us.
We are all blacks and Africans.
@@EvilcrusherOsas yess ooo I have neighbors from Togo, Chad and Niger we roll like we're all Nigerians, they speak Hausa and our pigin English
@@EvilcrusherOsas yea once you escape from your country as black man or woman just come to Nigeria we will welcome you, we don't get shock seeing our black life.
@@ShalomIfeanyi-cb3vg well, East Africans are very different from West Africans... Of course Ugandans behave more like Kenyans than West Africans
9:13 Nigerians are generally very creative than us Kenyans. I feel it's coz of their diverse cultures
they are creative? is that why they have poor electricty, internet, water, poor roads, no fuel even though they are an oil producing country? Nigeria is only creative in scamming...man i hate them
@@RenzoSabawe hate you more to us your useless country don’t exist you’re depressed your foolish mother no give you love that’s why you exhibit your frustration here
Why are most of the Nigerians in this comment section so offended. She didn't say anything bad, culture shock is relative, what is normal to one country may be unheard of in another and that's okay. I see many Nigerians doing culture shocks of Kenya expressing themselves freely and as Kenyans I don't see as carrying all this offence. Chill out please
There is a great misunderstanding here.nigeria is big so what she is saying here also sound so strange to many Nigerians. about 80% of Nigerians may not know Lagos till they die.so when you say Nigerians eat a particular food somebody will react if it is a taboo in his own region. almost every Nigerian you see in Lagos adapted to the lifestyle in Lagos but will adjust when he goes back to his region
@@Oliver-l4l7tNothing wrong with Lagos oga. If it's not for you, stay in your village.
Nigerians are not offended by all she said in her blog. In fact we love and adore her as our own. We are only offended by what some illiterate and unshooled guys among your fellow Kenyans are writing about us in the comment section. I have been to Kenya several times and I know it also has many weaknesses like most places I have been to. I am a very very proud Nigerian and I will never trade my country for anything. So let everybody wash their mouth well before speaking.
@@ronj7658 are you well at all? did I say something is wrong with Lagos?
❤❤❤ Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬❤️
I love everything about nigerian people except they food and when I say food mostly they soup and most thing I admire them is how they worship in church and their dressing kills it all in Africa 😊❤this guy's have faith in God they've rich culture ❤😊😊
Yeeess the way they worship. I love it🙏
They have both extremes, juju, occult and worshipping dark powers is also big there.
@@bellaolum9768 madam you no keep quiet?
@@Q_Thera for who or what?
@@bellaolum9768I go wear you 5 hundred just now
Its only few percent of Nigerians that eats snail though and its not the common type in and around household but special breeds from river and swampy arears which are bigger in size but even with that l cant come close to snail as a Nigerian so the culture here is so diverse
And Am told that it’s very expensive? Anyway people are truly different 🙏
Many of us eat snails, many many, we don’t joke with it I beg
Snail is big man meat😂, very expensive
Thank you for these characteristic expositions. Nigeria is a very unorganised, loose and unpredictable clime to live in. It is both the fault of leadership and followership. But, it is not a general or cultural behavioural norm; it is relative to individuals, depending largely on home training, peer influence and socialisation. Some Nigerians behave quite excellently and courteously.
The Snail bit had me laughing🤣🤣. Yes as someone else said the French do eat it ( its called escargot in their language). Was smiling and laughing right through the video . Thanks
🤣🤣🤣🤣 am never going to get used to seeing snails 🐌. 😂😂. The Kenyan in me cannot
@@rachelpatrick12Told my Naija friends that if I were to travel there, I’d turn vegetarian at the airport. I’ve seen them eat even crawling animals like rats, mongoose etc.
@Breakthrough-jl2gb 😄there is still good meat esp from Lebanese shop.
French and Chinese
@@Breakthrough-jl2gbwhy do you people lie too much about Nigeria to make yourself look good while you people are too timid for my liking
Culture is what makes a Ctry different or interesting, the world would be soo boring if we were all the same. I’ve not been to Nigeria but I like their rich culture, food, pidgin English, music n dressing/traditional 👌
No you can't have a police officer for a driver as an individual unless you are a politician or a government official. But when it comes to escorts, it's legal to pay for police escorts.
Nice didn’t know this thanks
@@rachelpatrick12 you can have mobile police if you are a VIP entrepreneur in business
Lol. Harmattan is a season and the 'smokey' air is just mist or fog sometimes.
Harmattan, is a cool dry wind that blows from the northeast or east in the western Sahara and is strongest from late November to mid-March. It usually carries large amounts of dust, which it can transport hundreds of miles out over the Atlantic Ocean; the dust often interferes with local aircraft operations.
Please, dont see yourself as a foreigner in Nigeria. All Africans are welcome in Nigeria and we don't see other black people as foreigners. That is why Nigeria is unique and different from othet african countries
@@halfnigeriaandhalfghana6447 she's a foreigner
@@Celeprittymugu
@@Celepritty don't see yourself as one that is even if you're one we Nigerians don't discriminate because you're one
@@innocentchukwuma5215 who's this lifeless animal what is my business with u
Yet most comments r telling her to go back to her country 😂..U ppl r just as xenophobic as those u accuse online daily 😅
As you mention each one, I'm so shocked myself that what we do is not normal.
Even he in America people are sized up. Oprah was sized up in Switzerland so its not unusual for some workers to behave the way they do. Even in your country people do that, if you claim you haven't someone close to you would have.
Do that in Kenya and no one will ever visit your shop, here everyone is treated the same way whether in a bank or supermarket it doesn't matter how much you have
In Kenya even a member of parliament will queue in a supermarket just like the rest. Sometimes the most monied will dress very simple.
@angelinekinoti8790 good to know and hear. At least this is a good interactive session.
@@angelinekinoti8790that's nice 👍
There was this time in my life; my mom had passed, I didn't even feel like telling anyone about it because just I couldn't believe. So a week passed and I had forgotten myself like my hair was rough, my eyes were swollen I was just a mess. I could hear people murmuring (abt looks) but I was so lost in pain my point is; God is love. When God says love your neighbor as yourself, that means love anyone it doesn't matter their material wealth, how they look or dress we should not judge anyone anywhere in this world. Everyone sometimes has a story why they look the they look or how they feel at that particular time. Just be kind we are all humans at the end of the day. Something personal but it is the way it is I just had to let people know lets not judge.
Sorry for your loss dear God be your shield and source of strength. Thank you for sharing your story🙏❤️.
I think Rachel their are people who don't get what cultural shock means, kindly elaborate, coz actually it seems they are in cultural shock with the term.
There is no better way explain the term. My shock might not be someone else’s shock and the sooner people understand that shocks are not meant to be ( complaints) then we will be on the same page. Even if I was to visit a First world country, Culture shocks will still be there. That’s simply their way of life. I do not have to love it or hate but simply embrace it just as they would when they visit my home country.
Hapo pa ehh!😅You're assimilating well well as in ehh
😂😂😂😂facts
I am from Zim, I ate snails by mistake at the market in Belgium, they taste good.
Unless I eat it accidentally 😂 otherwise I'll run so fast
Is it electric shock? Which of the shock, ma'am? Thank you.
I bet
Nigeria Military don’t go about escorting ordinary citizens as you put it, maybe they are escorting senior military personnel’s like generals etc not ordinary citizens.
Noted
Shut up, they escort individuals albeit illegally.
@@IsraelGideon-kq8vcpost one evidence... Stop spreading words from hearsay.
@@IsraelGideon-kq8vcno those one who escorts are actually mopol (mobile police ) it’s a branch of police
@@martinisaiahorume9694they do escorts ministers, other politicians too but ordinary citizens i have not seen.
I also know that their retired military generals do have soldiers guards she may have have seen one of them.
The northerners don’t eat snails and I don’t think eating snails is a big thing you too when Nigerians go to Kenya they’re things they will find somehow to eat which you find normal to eat
True, we also eat stuff that Nigerians don't
That’s why they are culture shocks to me
@@rachelpatrick12 like he or she said not all Nigeria culture eats it. That's why people can't comprehend the complexity of Nigeria until you travel around the country
Noted
@@bellaolum9768
Example? Don't just try to balance just to be nice.😂
Maybe you should go to the north too😊🥰
Someday I will. 😊 Thank you 🙏
New subscriber from Ikeja lagos
Atakama zakayo anatutesa let me just suffer in Kenya 😂
Most culture shocks are picked from the big cities. Just like many Nigerians doing these videos only visit Nairobi. And most of what they say is true. Might be different because of Nigerias population difference but most should reflect the whole country.
21:36 the respect thing is in Southern African countries as well.
Please try visit Abuja the capital city of Nigeria and come back and tell the difference lagos is the business city of Nigeria
I like your ingenuity ,authenticity and sincerity shown in your videos. Your videos is served raw which is really nice to me.I am a Nigerian living in the Uk but I take the good part of the different culture I have been to.I am sorry our leaders do not do enough by making Lagos more comfortable and affordable for you because of the greediness of our leaders.There should be price stability so people can live a planned life.Thanks for living in Lagos .
The government sure has a lot to do. The potential that this country has is beyond most of the African countries out there. Thanks for the ❤️❤️🙏