Fun facts about this episode! 1. That Nigerian prince skit was kind of based on a real email I got like 8 years ago. 2. Yes, as a part time job I do hit jobs for the Duolingo bird when he's on his days off. Thanks to all you Nigerian geograpeeps for helping out in this video, and especially Benjamin and Claudia for being IN the video! You guys rock!
Fun fact about Nigeria: they are the only country in the world outside of Ireland to brew Guinness beer. They love Guinness so much the Irish entrusted them with their recipe 🍻
As a Ghanaian, my biggest wish is for Nigeria to do well. Nigeria is like a rising tide that will lift all boats (countries) in west Africa and on the continent. Despite their challenges, I always defend them and wish them well. A few changes have to be done but we will get there. Salute
One thing I’ve noticed about Nigerians. They are usually very good at what they do, either good or bad. There is no ground for mediocrity. They are either evil geniuses who will sell their own children to get rich or excellent over zealous and ambitious bunch. They never want to be left behind. They just never give up, they just keep trying. They are also very confident people who may be perceived as arrogant bunch by other non Nigerians, but the reality is they love everybody. They can be friends with literally everybody once you get past the bravado. They can also be the life of the party or that annoying boisterous uncle at your birthday party. In all, they are generally nice and warm hearted people who will also push you to succeed. Just observations coming from a Jamaican who’s always had the fortunes of being around Nigerians from a young age. Well my step father is Nigerian. Married my mom when I was ten.
Omo Naija!🇳🇬 Igbo Kwenu. But yea, Nigeria needs to put a stop to all the corruption that’s crippling us politically and economically. We have so much potential to be truly great as a nation.
Well I'm Nigerian, love my neighbor Ghana (still wondering how we are so close without sharing same border) , if I am to own a home outside Nigeria in Africa, it will only be Ghana.
I am a black American but I just learned recently that my ancestry is mostly Nigerian. I'm learning so much about it and I thank you for making this episode educating me more about my ancestral home and people!
@@infozone9601 Hi. I'm 15 years old. Thats is the exact problem many of us encounter....Judgement. How do you know I feel "entitled"? I don't. You prove my point. I am judged without meeting me first. Well, my encounters have been with scammers, abusers, and rejection. This is before even finding my attitude. You have no clue
OK lemme make it clear, Nigeria is into two major Regions that's the South and North. The southerners are the Insurgency free areas, whom are lively, those u meet mainly on Internet's and predominantly Christians, while the Northerners are the Ruling Regions predominantly Muslims, insurgency areas, Conservative and with meagre Human development. Don't see Nigeria as a well mixed Country where a few people can be used to explain Lot's of us.
The way he describes the Nigeria/Ghanaian relationship absolutely warmed my heart. I love you, my Ghanaian people. We Nigerians still have the best joloff tho. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am moroccan, I studied yesterday about Nigeria in geography, Nigeria really deserves to be one of the most advanced countries in the world.She's got fertile ground, natural wealth, oil and everything. and government just has to be good to move forward..But illiteracy must be eliminated, I love nigeria
It's not just illiteracy because a lot of us are actually literate. In fact, Nigerians are the third most educated migrant group in the world after China and India. But there's so much corruption in the country and our politicians keep killing us.
Hey Barbs, for Filler Week I think you should play GeoGuessr. It’s a game where they drop you in a random part of the world with street view, and you have to guess where you are based on your surroundings. I feel like you’d be really good at it!
A diverse world or an urban world are the best maps for playing the entire world. Of course there's no China or North Korea, and India only has like New Delhi. I think you can get Hong Kong though, and there's often Taiwan. You can pick the country yourself or city. When you play you use the compass and click on the flag to return to your original spot. Full 5000 points if you're less than 30 meters from your original location. Currently there's an annoying glitch on the game -__-
But correction, Nigerians don't claim to have created Jollof Rice, we just know ours is the best. Edit: Thanks for the likes guys!!! And to y'all shady people in the comment, go ahead and get that salt out of your system and put it on your rice. To all those trying to bridge gaps, I respect you
@@AgyeiAttakorah I haven't tried Senegalese Jollof rice yet (although I hear it is the bomb) so I can't say much about that, but I have tried Ghana Jollof on a few occasions and honestly, it was close but not up to par with Naija.
@@AgyeiAttakorah Fair fair. And I agree with you, it really depends on the cook. For instance, my father's Jollof is quite different from other Nigerians Jollof. I guess it all depends on what you grew up on.
Nigeria's episode seems to be the longest episode I have seen . Everything about us seems to be very extensive 😂😂😂. I must say you killed it sir. Spot on ! With this, I know that lots of the information you give about other countries are true and accurate. Keep up the good work !!!
You said it all already... This goes to establish the fact that what we focus on amplifies so much it becomes the only thing we know. Such blessed and rich nation. How sad we seem to have allowed politicking divide us
@GeographyNow Love your content and have been following your work, you talk about many counties in very informative and interesting ways I would like to tell you to Pls stop representing India map wrong There are areas which are in controversies and disputes like Kashmir, Arunachal Pradesh which are allegedly and falsely claimed by Pakistan and China These areas and many more truly belongs to India and some parts of the areas are illegally occupied by Pakistan and China Pls don't believe in what your media says get your heads out of a comode And there are so many disputed areas in Pakistan and China like Balochistan, and in China the west areas inhabited by Muslim minority of China Why don't u show these regions in their country maps as disputed Etc
As a Gabonese lady living in Ghana for 5 years I definitely witnessed the love/hate relationship between Ghana and Nigeria.It's very funny especially when they start debating over who's better in what😅.They love each other regardless😊.
@@cephasmee6456 let's just admit ghana rice or 9ja rice we all have different tastes so we can't judge it's like who has the prettiest face or body just remember 9ja has flaws too with a president that didn't have pity for children living on the streets
Luxury Consignment .....well, best friends fight too. Lol. In general, I believe we are...even though the governments would be the exception. Naija government is really getting on my last nerve.
Why are people always making it seems like Nigeria and Ghana are supposed to be brothers or same yet they have nothing in common beside being in West Africa. No culture similarities, no boarders shared, extremely different accent. Can't even name one similarity.
"When a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 and Nigerian 🇳🇬 meet each other, there's just this immediate click that nobody can quite describe. They love each other, they get each other and hands down they will always be there for each other in the end". You couldn't have said it any better Sir. So true.
Here in Brazil we have A LOT of Yoruba influence in culture and religion, and I always thought it came from other Portugal colonies, like Angola and Mozambique. Loved to know it is from Nigeria and Benim! Hope to know this beautiful country one day!
@@Blecyn Yes, even "Lagos" is a portuguese word! Here religions like Candomblé and Umbanda are very syncretized with catolicism and the Orixás are considered saints. There is so much intolerance and whitewashing, but specially in the state of Bahia, you see how these aspects are in our daily life and it's what makes us brazilians
Jao Maare add to that 419, and don't forget corruption. I still love my Nigerian brothers though, except for your pride esp the Igbo, love Yoruba, at least the ones AVE met
I knew cause I was born and grew up in the North but my both parents are from the Edo States and where I live we have people from all the 36 States and I think this gives me a glance into the beauty of our culture, food. and who we are this is why I know that Nigeria will not separate cause we are beautiful the way we are but we can't see it let just pray for God to heal our land and work and fight harder. God bless Nigeria
I am Nigerian and I can't argue with what you said about the relationship between we and the Ghanians. To be honest, I love Ghanians, I went to a school owned by a Ghanian and some of the best teachers in Nigeria are Ghanians. I love how the Ghanians in Nigeria adapt to the Nigerian lifestyle and vice-versa. It's just natural affection though, I can't explain..
As a Nigerian, I would say ... It's a great job you guys did.. we don't shy away from our imperfections.. and I'm glad you talked about the controversial issues too .. thanks guys
Pietro Jenkins how is it dysfunctional if a lot of people living in Nigeria are still able to make money, feed their family etc. Also did you not watch the video properly. Nigeria is regarded as the number one country in Africa.
Thanks for an amazingly neutral expose on Nigeria. Good or bad I am so proud of being a Nigerian. A lot of Nigerians doing great abroad, a few bad eggs painting us bad but still we rise.
I'm not Nigerian but lived in Nigeria (Kano to be specific) when I was a child. Even I was proud when he said that Nigeria was the powerhouse of Africa. I'll always love Nigeria!
@@master-ik9ro my school taught me almost all of this and the rest I learnt from my family and reading government textbook written by my secondary school teacher.
@UCXBNGaXsSb0vlx_zM1cNn2A @ @UCXBNGaXsSb0vlx_zM1cNn2A That how we'll brag and loose bragging is something we Nigerians are good at let the pandemic end first then the bragging can continue
Sorry for the other two. 😅 We love you guys so much. I've always been fascinated about Greece. A lot of us know about ancient Greek history. Hellenic lore was a staple of my childhood. I will never forget. I love Hellas. Peace and love to all Hellenes. 🇳🇬💗🇬🇷
How could you guys talk about Nigerian literature and omitted to mention the father of African literature, a man whose works have been translated into over 50 World languages and sold over one hundred million copies? Respect to you, Chinua Achebe!
@@younggold1416 we are all grown up now so lest face the fact and talk our way into the future as one people. Someday a white fellow is gonna tell you about racism and you will advise him to grow up.. It's in you.
Absolutely. I'm Puerto Rican, but I lived in Katsina until I was 12. When I came back back, I noticed how much of what my family considered to be "our culture" felt a little like knock-off Nigerian. Don't get me wrong, I love Puerto Rico. The Taino and Arawak elements will forever have my heart, but it's very clear there a lot of the influences came from and it's not Spain.
The first time I heard of Nigeria and met a person from there was when I was 10 and my P.E teacher happened to be from there. He was the best P.E teacher I've ever had. He encouraged us and taught us well, and of course, whenever we had any football class he got really excited, and sometimes even joined the match. I'm happy to know more about the country he is from. Cheers everyone!
Nigeria is not a country like they aid it like joining Germany Sweden and france together and saying your this is your name and you speak this certain language
Omo Naija! 🇳🇬 A very interesting country with lots of cultures and Amazing people. (Of course there are some bad nuts like every ‘big’ country) But most of my very close friends are Nigerians... and yes we have a banter on almost everything. Love from Ghana 🇬🇭
Can remember My Heritage made a mistake with their DNA tests about twelve years ago and a lot of people in the UK and Ireland were getting DNA test results saying they were 98.5% British/Irish/European and 1.5% Nigerian. It was some sort of glitch in the reporting but it took them years to work it out. I was one of those folks who had grown quite proud of my tiny, yet surprising Nigerian heritage. Now they've taken it away again, I kinda resented losing it LOL.
WOW! I'm very highly impressed. Surprisingly well detailed. I was a bit concerned at first because foreigners usually do a terrible job talking about Nigeria but this was really good. Keep it up.
Who else thinks Ghana and Nigeria deserves better but because of bad leadership, these two countries are developing on a slow space.?? By the way I still love my Nigerian friends and I would love to have more friends there.
It's bad governance and a failed education system. Compared to other countries, Nigerians don't have a strong culture of protesting and demanding for better which comes from a largely uneducated populace. Nigerians are satisfied with mediocrity and have gotten used to the failed corrupt system. Sadly, you can't change the mentality of a people without addressing the failed education system which the government is too corrupt to address. They would rather have a population living in darkness because an enlightened and tired population would demand a true revolution.
Same here too they are so many indians here so many of them where giving birth to in Nigeria they also have their indian festival you can check it on TH-cam
@Heru Behudety Unfortunately, that is part of the human condition. Even when you look at Arab countries many may discriminate against blacks and other ethnic/racial groups. :C
17:56. You can't be far from the truth. I'm Ghanaian. There is no friend/brother like Nigeria. We may have issues at the national level (even Germany and France have it), but at the end of the day, especially on a person-to-person level, we got each other. How do we get Ghana and Nigeria to be one country? (sometimes it seems or there are wishes like that). Perhaps we each take the adjacent country, ie. Ghana takes Togo and Nigeria takes Benin, then we form one country. But then Ivory Coast and Ghana share an even common and closer history. That all tells us that the demarcation of Africa was and is just wrong! Hope as the years pass by we realize this and unite.
@@saraha2250 No. Ghana was not a part of the Benin Kingdom. The Benin kingdom stretched up to Dahomey to all on present day country of Benin Republic. Ashanti people had their own kingdom stretching into Ivory Coast
Looks like people are not aware of the shared history Nigeria and Ghana has as Anglophone colonies or the movements of people between countries during civil uprisings or that cultures have the tendancy to blend and be shared between different countries.....
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Fun facts about this episode!
1. That Nigerian prince skit was kind of based on a real email I got like 8 years ago.
2. Yes, as a part time job I do hit jobs for the Duolingo bird when he's on his days off.
Thanks to all you Nigerian geograpeeps for helping out in this video, and especially Benjamin and Claudia for being IN the video! You guys rock!
1st.... ;-)
I love your content
Hi
@@chopperdriver6969 2nd
Good video
Fun fact about Nigeria: they are the only country in the world outside of Ireland to brew Guinness beer. They love Guinness so much the Irish entrusted them with their recipe 🍻
Man from Nantucket oh wow, really?!!!
@@joyekeji501 it's true
@Naija guy I guess technically you can say it is, but it originates from Ireland 🇮🇪
Wow that is crazy I did not know that! Thanks for sharing! Love to your country from Germany 🙏
17:59!
I swear Nigerian cinema has some next level special effects.
I literally just got back from seeing Endgame, Marvel needs some Nollywood level sfx
Ikr they are so realistic you saw the African spider man its so scary and real
Nah Ugandan Cinema the best. Who Killed Captain Alex?
Why are you running
Do u know da wae
Ughhh so well done! Been waiting for years and now it’s here. Naija people stand up 🇳🇬🇳🇬
We dey here 😊😊how are you?
Now may the Naija people sit down
I’m here
We dey o
Come and give me assurance
As a Ghanaian, my biggest wish is for Nigeria to do well. Nigeria is like a rising tide that will lift all boats (countries) in west Africa and on the continent. Despite their challenges, I always defend them and wish them well. A few changes have to be done but we will get there. Salute
Thank you, we fight with you guys on what Jollof is better but you are our sister nation
Respect and love my brother ❤️
We will get there and we shall celebrate together. We love you all! 🇳🇬💗🇬🇭
@@mideyussuff 😂😂😂
InshaAllah
Where my nigerians at??🇳🇬🇳🇬
Sup
Sup
Heyyy
50% of me says what up or how you dey?
@@knockhello2604 sup yoo
The Filipino mom. That's all I needed today thanks
Oh, Hi..you're here too..When will you be back to the Philippines.?
See, this guy watched the episode.
Filipina *
Neema Paxima noice
Does she have a pornhub account?
I still don't understand why I watch a 19min video about my country...
EMAN TOSIN Abi o 😂😂
Swrrz guy
Trueee
😂😂😂
me neither
Big up to Nigeria🇳🇬 from Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Love u too FAM❤
❤️❤️❤️
Love to u too
Selam
One thing I’ve noticed about Nigerians. They are usually very good at what they do, either good or bad. There is no ground for mediocrity. They are either evil geniuses who will sell their own children to get rich or excellent over zealous and ambitious bunch. They never want to be left behind. They just never give up, they just keep trying. They are also very confident people who may be perceived as arrogant bunch by other non Nigerians, but the reality is they love everybody. They can be friends with literally everybody once you get past the bravado. They can also be the life of the party or that annoying boisterous uncle at your birthday party. In all, they are generally nice and warm hearted people who will also push you to succeed. Just observations coming from a Jamaican who’s always had the fortunes of being around Nigerians from a young age. Well my step father is Nigerian. Married my mom when I was ten.
Tony Martins well observed. This is very true
As a Nigerian, I agree with you
I concur
Thanks for speaking the truth. We Nigerians truly have no hate, only pure love--regardless of where your from!
I couldn't describe them any better. Right on the money! You just have to admire their collective strong mentality and generousity.
Omo Naija!🇳🇬 Igbo Kwenu. But yea, Nigeria needs to put a stop to all the corruption that’s crippling us politically and economically. We have so much potential to be truly great as a nation.
Stfu can't even cook Jollof well
Igbo kwenu!
@@Amazone1 🤣🤣🤣 who cooked your jollof?
@@yoogeo1 ya
9ja blood
Am from Ghana and I love love Nigeria 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Luccie❤️ you can drop me ur ig username if you don’t mind
Well I'm Nigerian, love my neighbor Ghana (still wondering how we are so close without sharing same border) , if I am to own a home outside Nigeria in Africa, it will only be Ghana.
Nd we love love you too🤗🤗
We love you too
We love you guys too🇳🇬🇳🇬
Nigeria is definitely set to be a world superpower. Love and admiration from Greece.
❤️✌️
What's Greece like for real?
👍🇳🇬❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬
Hiii (Γεια σου) !!!!!!❤💜❤💜
@@zick9021 what do you mean?
African power
I'm a nigerian and i must say, you guys being non-nigerians really made a very accurate presentation of Nigeria (at least being non-nigerians)
Ikr like they know somethings I don't even know abt my country
@@ewaoluwaolakunle7384 ikr
How do u know if they're non nigerian
@@dontacknowledgemyfamily idk
What really is a Nigerian when most people in the country now known as Nigeria doesn't consider themselves"Nigerians" only except outside Nigeria?
I am a black American but I just learned recently that my ancestry is mostly Nigerian. I'm learning so much about it and I thank you for making this episode educating me more about my ancestral home and people!
Song Theory you can come back to Nigeria if you really want to learn
Same with my ancestry (discovery). Still waiting to meet decent Nigerians. Have had bad experiences (both abroad and local). Very sad
@@anitafriend8392 It might have something to do with your attitude. Entitlement and victimhood won't get you far with most Africans.
We welcome you my friend
@@infozone9601 Hi. I'm 15 years old. Thats is the exact problem many of us encounter....Judgement. How do you know I feel "entitled"? I don't. You prove my point. I am judged without meeting me first. Well, my encounters have been with scammers, abusers, and rejection. This is before even finding my attitude. You have no clue
I am an Indian and my cousin and her family reside in Nigeria.
They say it is a really beautiful nation of hospitable people and diverse cultures
Yeah...when the British colonisers first landed in Nigeria, they were so excited by what they saw, they said they had found another India.
OK lemme make it clear, Nigeria is into two major Regions that's the South and North. The southerners are the Insurgency free areas, whom are lively, those u meet mainly on Internet's and predominantly Christians, while the Northerners are the Ruling Regions predominantly Muslims, insurgency areas, Conservative and with meagre Human development. Don't see Nigeria as a well mixed Country where a few people can be used to explain Lot's of us.
Awwn I love India and I want justice for Sushant Singh Rajput
Mad oh
they lied
The first time I see Non-Nigerians tell a relatively balanced story about Nigeria. Good job guys.
My mom is Filipino🇵🇭 and my dad is Nigerian 🇳🇬 I live in the Philippines but I wish I could visit Nigeria someday
Peter Nwachukwu ah you’re Blasian
@@shon2365 thats lucky. Blasians are well liked in the dating community
Nice, your half Igbo, based off your surname.
Are you David Alaba?
@@shon2365 what would you call me I'm half Lebanese and half Nigerian
The way he describes the Nigeria/Ghanaian relationship absolutely warmed my heart. I love you, my Ghanaian people. We Nigerians still have the best joloff tho. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Eddy Nigérians has the best jollof no doubt go check
@@ifeanyi5285 first of allll sir... *ghana
@@gingerlove9085 nah nah Nigerians jollof is the goat Ghana jollof has no taste
eddy Lol 😂
preach brother
Nigerian movies are the best. Their horror movies are actually comedies
Ese ooo
Ikr😆😆😆
tony buku hahahahah true😂😂
Sorry but your movies sucks
I know right 😂
I am moroccan, I studied yesterday about Nigeria in geography, Nigeria really deserves to be one of the most advanced countries in the world.She's got fertile ground, natural wealth, oil and everything. and government just has to be good to move forward..But illiteracy must be eliminated, I love nigeria
❤️
It's not just illiteracy because a lot of us are actually literate.
In fact, Nigerians are the third most educated migrant group in the world after China and India. But there's so much corruption in the country and our politicians keep killing us.
You are right about(Illiteracy)
All you need to do is to get that word to Northern part of Nigeria, it's useless in the Southern part.
Illiteracy only exist in the northern Part, funny thing is that they are ruling us
YES BRO,YOU GOT IT RIGHT
Hey Barbs, for Filler Week I think you should play GeoGuessr. It’s a game where they drop you in a random part of the world with street view, and you have to guess where you are based on your surroundings. I feel like you’d be really good at it!
Wow, he needs to see this comment.
YEEES I FOUND IT A WEEK AGO IT´S PERFECT FOR BARBY I HOPE THIS COMMENT WILL GET ALOT OF LIKES SO HE WOULD SEE IT!!!!!!!
this sounds fun, thanks
A diverse world or an urban world are the best maps for playing the entire world. Of course there's no China or North Korea, and India only has like New Delhi. I think you can get Hong Kong though, and there's often Taiwan. You can pick the country yourself or city.
When you play you use the compass and click on the flag to return to your original spot. Full 5000 points if you're less than 30 meters from your original location.
Currently there's an annoying glitch on the game -__-
Lad
Hi Nigerians🇳🇬, greetings from a Filipino 🇵🇭👋
Hey!
Hiiii from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Heyyy
Hi there :)
Hey
Comments section
95% people talking about the Duolingo shirt
5% people actually talking about Nigeria
You forgot the food section
This comment needs to be in the top
There are 1%like u too
Well im talking about Who killed Captain Alex the Movie
Dammit. Alright, you got me.
Hi for All Nigerians! Big Greetings from Kazakhstan! 🇰🇿🇳🇬
🇳🇬 ♥️ 🇰🇿
Much love to you from 9ja
👉🏿🙂👍🏿 GOOD THE 👍🏿 GOOD🇳🇬👑🎵
Казахстааан
Hi Kazakhstan!
I love you Nigeria
From India 🇮🇳🇳🇬
An Indian 9 year old? That's a rare species!
???
First of all I am 15
@@ti2ni1m you don't know the t series VS pewdiepie thing? Nine year old army?! You must be living under a rock.
PewDiePie versus T-Series: who will prevail?
But correction, Nigerians don't claim to have created Jollof Rice, we just know ours is the best.
Edit: Thanks for the likes guys!!!
And to y'all shady people in the comment, go ahead and get that salt out of your system and put it on your rice.
To all those trying to bridge gaps, I respect you
Senegambia dominate jollf rice, Ghanian jollof is indeed much better than Nigerian
@@AgyeiAttakorah I haven't tried Senegalese Jollof rice yet (although I hear it is the bomb) so I can't say much about that, but I have tried Ghana Jollof on a few occasions and honestly, it was close but not up to par with Naija.
@@sosa9220 oh dude, yeah I can't argue with theirs, it's truly much better
@@sosa9220 if we're being completely honest, it depends on the cook and recipe, but I find Ghanian jollof to be better
@@AgyeiAttakorah Fair fair. And I agree with you, it really depends on the cook. For instance, my father's Jollof is quite different from other Nigerians Jollof. I guess it all depends on what you grew up on.
I am South African and I can say unequivocal that Nigeria is a force to be reckon with. I adore Nigerians 🥰.
Nigeria's episode seems to be the longest episode I have seen . Everything about us seems to be very extensive 😂😂😂.
I must say you killed it sir. Spot on ! With this, I know that lots of the information you give about other countries are true and accurate. Keep up the good work !!!
The Traveler Wonderful world bruh his video was good sf but he hyped it too much. He must have Nigerian friends 😂😂
I'm wondering if it's the same Nigeria I live in.
Our many problems have made us forget about our history and our blessings as a nation.
GODWILL ATOLAGBE true bro
Hahahaha😂😂😂😂
abeg jor the country is condemned nah division remain
You said it all already... This goes to establish the fact that what we focus on amplifies so much it becomes the only thing we know. Such blessed and rich nation. How sad we seem to have allowed politicking divide us
Abi? The blessings of Nigeria 🇳🇬 dey untapped so much and many dey talk other things
The first thing I see...
OH NO I FORGOT MY KOREAN LESSONS
You know what happens now...
Start begging for your life in Korean
...my Russian through Turkish tree :(
_These reminders don't seem to be working. We'll stop sending them for now._
Thanks for reminding me to restart my Chinese lessons...
@GeographyNow
Love your content and have been following your work, you talk about many counties in very informative and interesting ways
I would like to tell you to
Pls stop representing India map wrong
There are areas which are in controversies and disputes like Kashmir, Arunachal Pradesh which are allegedly and falsely claimed by Pakistan and China
These areas and many more truly belongs to India and some parts of the areas are illegally occupied by Pakistan and China
Pls don't believe in what your media says get your heads out of a comode
And there are so many disputed areas in Pakistan and China like Balochistan, and in China the west areas inhabited by Muslim minority of China
Why don't u show these regions in their country maps as disputed
Etc
As a Gabonese lady living in Ghana for 5 years I definitely witnessed the love/hate relationship between Ghana and Nigeria.It's very funny especially when they start debating over who's better in what😅.They love each other regardless😊.
I thought we had a love /hate relationship with south Africa
Our Jollof Rice is still better. Naija for life. 🇳🇬
our 9ja jollof is still better tho
@@cephasmee6456 let's just admit ghana rice or 9ja rice we all have different tastes so we can't judge it's like who has the prettiest face or body just remember 9ja has flaws too with a president that didn't have pity for children living on the streets
Love to Nigeria from South Africa
Bukeka Nxumalo we love you too ❤️
I know you from Facebook, you should be a Yoruba wife 😁
God bless Bukeka and Juluis Malema EFF
Awu Mkhaya
💋
As a african american i got my dna result and figured out i was 28 percent Nigerian and i already feel a connection to the country.
Welcome bro!
Welcome, family.
Willkommen
That's great bro u are my brother from another mother. Together we will witness great Nigeria
Sweet men.
*Idk why the Nigeria- Ghana bit made me start tearing up.*
I hope both our countries continue to remain besties/siblings. Love you Ghana and Nigeria.
hyacinthdibley2 lmao. Besties how? People think we are but in reality we aren’t.
Luxury Consignment .....well, best friends fight too. Lol.
In general, I believe we are...even though the governments would be the exception. Naija government is really getting on my last nerve.
hyacinthdibley2 do you live in Ghana or Nigeria and are you ghanaian or Nigerian?
booo
Why are people always making it seems like Nigeria and Ghana are supposed to be brothers or same yet they have nothing in common beside being in West Africa. No culture similarities, no boarders shared, extremely different accent. Can't even name one similarity.
"When a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 and Nigerian 🇳🇬 meet each other, there's just this immediate click that nobody can quite describe. They love each other, they get each other and hands down they will always be there for each other in the end".
You couldn't have said it any better Sir. So true.
No you guys are obsessed with Nigeria 🇳🇬 and double mouthed, pass.
I respect Nigeria a lot. Much love! From India
I respect Indians too
Most of my TH-cam views comes from India
We're still competing with India for films and movies. Lol. It's all fun!!
Mayank Gupta we love u too
Your people keep killing us over there, we don't care for that
We love you too😊😊
*_I shouldn’t have skipped my Yoruba Lessons_*
mMm borger Garbage *snares in igbo*
Rip
Duolingo Bird: Y R U RUNNING?
BEG FOR YOUR LIFE IN HAUSA!
seriously my mom will totally beat me if do that (lucky guy)
Here in Brazil we have A LOT of Yoruba influence in culture and religion, and I always thought it came from other Portugal colonies, like Angola and Mozambique. Loved to know it is from Nigeria and Benim! Hope to know this beautiful country one day!
Let me show you ☺️
Yeah I read about that and saw videos and pictures. It was surprising. My surname is Portuguese somewhat
@@Blecyn Yes, even "Lagos" is a portuguese word! Here religions like Candomblé and Umbanda are very syncretized with catolicism and the Orixás are considered saints. There is so much intolerance and whitewashing, but specially in the state of Bahia, you see how these aspects are in our daily life and it's what makes us brazilians
Marcela Severo wow interesting and nice to know. Thanks for sharing. And yes I am aware of Lagos in Portugal .
Do you happen to know about any Portuguese influence in the languages of Nigeria, e.g. Yoruba?
I’m american...
I just think Nigeria is pretty cool.
@@bponterci what a question 😂😂
So what if you are that?
opinion of the century
Thx I am nigerian
@@chakhazasillence4666 What's up with you though 🤦🏻♀️
“You cannot talk about Africa without talking about Nigeria” PERIOD !!
PERIOD!!!
Lost Wolf congrats
Not really. Nigeria is only mentioned because they have the highest population
Jao Maare add to that 419, and don't forget corruption. I still love my Nigerian brothers though, except for your pride esp the Igbo, love Yoruba, at least the ones AVE met
Jux population notin much
Which other Nigerian watched this and didn't know Nigeria was this surprising
Here
😂😂✊🏿🇳🇬✊🏿
I knew cause I was born and grew up in the North but my both parents are from the Edo States and where I live we have people from all the 36 States and I think this gives me a glance into the beauty of our culture, food. and who we are this is why I know that Nigeria will not separate cause we are beautiful the way we are but we can't see it let just pray for God to heal our land and work and fight harder. God bless Nigeria
Your name is Prince Akam and your from Nigeria, are you gonna scam us?
@@Salbren_boi I don't think this is funny nobody is scamming anybody. besides most of these people are using Nigeria but they are not Nigerians.
I see that Duolingo took your family aswell.
Let's pay our respects.
Pray for your life in nigerian
@@itsawildv9743 they speak english
Phenomenal Arena Effects r/woooosh
Mr. P. Enis r/woooosh
I am Nigerian and I can't argue with what you said about the relationship between we and the Ghanians. To be honest, I love Ghanians, I went to a school owned by a Ghanian and some of the best teachers in Nigeria are Ghanians. I love how the Ghanians in Nigeria adapt to the Nigerian lifestyle and vice-versa. It's just natural affection though, I can't explain..
Proudly Ghanaian married to a Nigerian 😍
Bless you
Nigeria is a girl
Togo and Benin are in the middle.
But wich jollof is better?
@@tarikderaedt9788 Ghanaian jollof
As a Nigerian, I would say ... It's a great job you guys did.. we don't shy away from our imperfections.. and I'm glad you talked about the controversial issues too .. thanks guys
Too many many many imperfections it actually seems a very dysfunctional country.
Pietro Jenkins how is it dysfunctional if a lot of people living in Nigeria are still able to make money, feed their family etc. Also did you not watch the video properly. Nigeria is regarded as the number one country in Africa.
Pietro Jenkins still better than a lot of countries I can assure you that. Stop persecuting Nigeria and her people.
As a Nigerian, how do you pronounce Lagos?
@@404Dannyboy Lay- goss
The Nigerian in me repeats all the states he pronounces wrong because we gotta put respect on our Country 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Me too
@@heismorningstar me too i couldn't stand his pronunciation😂😂
Lol, so true
And the food too 🥴😂💔
He said "these soups" and pronounced 419 as "four nineteen." My heart bled.
The Ghana and Nigeria Love runs soo deep am proud Ghanaian by the way🇬🇭❤️🇳🇬
Who cares
@@a.adeola1898 not you obviously
Ikr but our jollof rice is still way better😋😎
Always! 😊💞
I'm Nigerian. 🇳🇬💗🇬🇭
Love 💕 to Nigeria 🇳🇬 from your long lost American cousin!
Miss D let’s go to Nigeria cous
Privi Cadeaxe TV 💕💕
Naijaa
Go visit the motherland 🙌🏿
Miss D please come back ooo
Thanks for an amazingly neutral expose on Nigeria. Good or bad I am so proud of being a Nigerian. A lot of Nigerians doing great abroad, a few bad eggs painting us bad but still we rise.
Where is Uvuvwevwevwe Onyetenyevwe Ugwemuhwem Osas on the notable people part of the video?
He's Congolese
Thank you
@@TobuscusGameing There was an interview with him and he said he is from Edo State that is located in Nigeria
@@pausen4567
Damn I look stupid now
@@mateush11111 He is Nigerian from Edo state
I'm half Nigerian and felt so proud watching and .. and the house with the airplane 🤣🤣🤣
Get yo games up bro 😂😂
So you guys got Ken’s mom a role in this episode. (At 2:58)
Thanks barby
Now we want her in Philippines episode.
I've been waiting 2 years for this, and it's finally here ❤😍🇳🇬🇳🇬
Me 2
I am Nigerian, and I just want to shout out to all our Ghanaian brothers and sisters, y'all truly the best. so much love here
You typical Ghanian! You should stop faking your self here and be proud of who you are! Demn.
@@isadore9793 so misinformed
🥴
Ghana is the spice of west Africa. We love them
@@rutheddie9068 you love Ghanaians 🤣🤣you don't love then.
As non-Nigerians, you did a good job. Even a lot of Nigerians learnt new things about their country from the video.
Barb: We have reached the POWERHOUSE of Africa.
Every Nigerian viewer: *chest swells with pride*
biggeazy206 🤣🤣🤣
I definitely did get a really cocky because my dad is from Nigerian and he’s great
I'm not Nigerian but lived in Nigeria (Kano to be specific) when I was a child. Even I was proud when he said that Nigeria was the powerhouse of Africa. I'll always love Nigeria!
😂 you got that right
I swear down, my ear rise join. Proudly Naija.
Dam am Nigerian 🇳🇬 and you told me more stuff I didn’t even know about my own country
I ❤️ 🇳🇬
Thanks
Kind regards
That such shame tho.😂
You are a mumu man!
Dey mumu yourself ewu ohia
I swear, they don't teach these in schools
@@master-ik9ro my school taught me almost all of this and the rest I learnt from my family and reading government textbook written by my secondary school teacher.
respect to the Nigeria peeps from a Mexican 🇲🇽 ✌️
❤️
Hi there :)
Gracias amigo
Love from Greece. Even after your basketball team knocked ours out of the 2012 Olympics. You SO deserved it. LOVE NIGERIA!
And we are stronger than 2012 and we are knock you guys again if we meet.
@UCXBNGaXsSb0vlx_zM1cNn2A @ @UCXBNGaXsSb0vlx_zM1cNn2A That how we'll brag and loose bragging is something we Nigerians are good at let the pandemic end first then the bragging can continue
Will will knock you out again. If you like bring on Giannis and his brothers. we will beat you in Tokyo.
Sorry for the other two. 😅
We love you guys so much.
I've always been fascinated about Greece. A lot of us know about ancient Greek history.
Hellenic lore was a staple of my childhood.
I will never forget.
I love Hellas.
Peace and love to all Hellenes. 🇳🇬💗🇬🇷
Love to Nigeria From India 🇮🇳❤️
Love you Nigeria from Argentina, see you in the next world cup group stage as every 4 years!
Lol.. This time we will beat you guys
One of these days, Argentina. One of these days... lol
We Brazilians become Nigerian fans every four years
I hope we win you guys
Hahahaha. That has to stop. Everytime!! 😅
How could you guys talk about Nigerian literature and omitted to mention the father of African literature, a man whose works have been translated into over 50 World languages and sold over one hundred million copies? Respect to you, Chinua Achebe!
Lol, that's because he's not Yoruba or hausa
They probably just made a simple mistake
Eric nnamdi Grow up, will you.
@@younggold1416 we are all grown up now so lest face the fact and talk our way into the future as one people. Someday a white fellow is gonna tell you about racism and you will advise him to grow up.. It's in you.
I wonder oohhh. Such impudence. Can you compare soyinka to Achebe. ACHEBE IS A LEGEND!
I'm Nigerian and learnt some new things about Nigeria today.
Nigerian culture also has an influence on the culture of Cuba, Haiti and Brazil.
Hi Bryan, I'll like to know how Nigerian culture has an influence on Cuba, Haiti and Brazil culture. I love learning 😊
The is a sizeable population that speaks Yourba in both Cuba and Brazil
Absolutely. I'm Puerto Rican, but I lived in Katsina until I was 12.
When I came back back, I noticed how much of what my family considered to be "our culture" felt a little like knock-off Nigerian.
Don't get me wrong, I love Puerto Rico. The Taino and Arawak elements will forever have my heart, but it's very clear there a lot of the influences came from and it's not Spain.
@@maltibweh Some dance like samba has some influence from there
@@maltibweh Google about the Efik tribe, Ekpe masquerade and music
The first time I heard of Nigeria and met a person from there was when I was 10 and my P.E teacher happened to be from there. He was the best P.E teacher I've ever had. He encouraged us and taught us well, and of course, whenever we had any football class he got really excited, and sometimes even joined the match. I'm happy to know more about the country he is from.
Cheers everyone!
Bless you
Thank you
Where are you from?
Beautiful thanks ❤️
I want to personally thank you for saying "football"
That's Nigeria, a very great country . God bless Nigeria.
Yes god bless Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Amen
Amen
The comments are wey better than the video😂😂😂😂😂 Nigerians you never disappoint. Love from Rwanda
Love you too Rwanda!
Who else is from Naija and really misses authentic Nigerian food?
Damn bro i do 😂
My mum and sisters (both irish-born) were there for a month and are back and already missing it lol. I miss it myself now 😂
Me oh
I miss Amala 🥺
owho and starch.... 😘
This guy called isi ewu isuwe. I feel pained for my ancestors
Severe pain
I join you in feeling the pained.
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sifia payeen😂😂😂😂
I have a lot of friends from Nigeria❤️
Hi to my Nigerian brothers & sisters!!!
Prevyet from your Nigerian Brother
Nigerians and Ghanaians have an instant click! That's so true...and I don't understand why either!! 🖤🇬🇭🇳🇬
Yet we fight and disagree alot with each other lol😂😂 We always settle tho. We are Best Friends. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇬🇭🇬🇭❤❤❤
officially the best video description on Nigeria (i am proudly Nigerian).
Message from Ethiopia... we love you and proud of you. hope to see you guys as the face of modern Africa.
If you caught on to Noah's entrance as Thor actually referencing Sango: The Yoruba god of thunder and lightning, your level of Nigerian is on 1000%
🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣
Okkkk...I was wondering about the reference
Nice. I missed that.
Love to all my Nigerians 🙌🏾 Caribbean person here.
✌️❤️
👍🏿🇳🇬 English KING
Hello! 😄
Sending love from Naija... 🇳🇬💗💗💞💞💞
Thanks a lot for disseminating so much information about my great country.
Nigeria 🇳🇬
stephen onomo Nigerian is my country but is a stupid country
@@ogohcosmas5392 wat ya saying am nt sure u frm 9ja,WTF
Nigeria is not a country like they aid it like joining Germany Sweden and france together and saying your this is your name and you speak this certain language
@@ogohcosmas5392 well kinda true but be optimistic
Yes!!!! Been waiting for this and I screamed with joy when the notification came in! My naija peeps gather here!! 🇳🇬
Yess 🇳🇬🇳🇬
You people absolutely rock. My city has so many Nigerians brother and sisters and they are amazing. Huge love from India
I'm not Nigerian, but right next you all...Cameroon!
@@ultimatestoryteller Thank you! We Nigerians love Indians too!
Ebukar Okonkwo I’m not Nigerian, but greetings from Romania! 😅😂
Omo Naija! 🇳🇬
A very interesting country with lots of cultures and Amazing people.
(Of course there are some bad nuts like every ‘big’ country)
But most of my very close friends are Nigerians... and yes we have a banter on almost everything.
Love from Ghana 🇬🇭
Ayyye, am Nigerian
Naija no dey carry last I see lol
Me from india I love Nigeria because Nigeria is the best and richest country in Africa I also want to visit Nigeria love from india!😍😘🇮🇳❤️🇳🇬
@ᏒᎯᎻᏬᏝ very good
We the Nigeria's we received you with our open harms
You are welcome dear
@@annyogbini9446 :)
@@annyogbini9446 :)
I (a Nigerian) definitely do have much love for Ghana!
Lol the love-hate relationship between Nigeria and Ghana😂😂 so true. I'm Proudly Nigerian with lots of love for my Ghanaian neighbors.
Lol we❤️u guys too😹😹
GOSSH! GHANIAN'S ARE SO ANNOYING😔😔
@@isadore9793 what have we done now
@@G22311 Y'all are Africans too😙
@@isadore9793 you so pathetic
West Africans are the funniest Africans ever they don’t even try 😭
So true
Um...ok
Omo baba Olowo yea ok
Naija guy so why comment? It clearly doesn’t apply to you
Naija guy It’s as if we’re all walking with clown masks or something. Some people deserve to be beheaded
Who’s here after receiving they’re Ancestry results? 36% Nigerian 🇳🇬 17% Mali 🇲🇱 rooted in the Afro-Haitian 🇭🇹 Diaspora ✊🏾
I’m waiting for my results 😬😬😬😬
@@Nikkinoonie I know your excited!!!
Can remember My Heritage made a mistake with their DNA tests about twelve years ago and a lot of people in the UK and Ireland were getting DNA test results saying they were 98.5% British/Irish/European and 1.5% Nigerian. It was some sort of glitch in the reporting but it took them years to work it out. I was one of those folks who had grown quite proud of my tiny, yet surprising Nigerian heritage. Now they've taken it away again, I kinda resented losing it LOL.
🇳🇬 75% 🇧🇯/🇹🇬 20% 🇬🇭/🇨🇮 5%
Oh no duolingo took your family and forced you to wear that shirt
Underrated comment 💀💀🤣🤣
WOW! I'm very highly impressed. Surprisingly well detailed. I was a bit concerned at first because foreigners usually do a terrible job talking about Nigeria but this was really good. Keep it up.
Who else thinks Ghana and Nigeria deserves better but because of bad leadership, these two countries are developing on a slow space.??
By the way I still love my Nigerian friends and I would love to have more friends there.
Which African country has good leadership?
@@fascistnationalistmovement8055 I'll give it to Rwanda
@Neon Dawn Yesss
It's bad governance and a failed education system. Compared to other countries, Nigerians don't have a strong culture of protesting and demanding for better which comes from a largely uneducated populace. Nigerians are satisfied with mediocrity and have gotten used to the failed corrupt system.
Sadly, you can't change the mentality of a people without addressing the failed education system which the government is too corrupt to address. They would rather have a population living in darkness because an enlightened and tired population would demand a true revolution.
@Neon Dawn Am I lying?
Love to Nigeria from India.
You guys rock 🤘
Awww thanks. Cheers to India💕
Nigeria is special. Thats where kings and queens are born.
alice moh FACTS
Not tru kings n queens were born in other place
@Cara Macaan bro what?
Awwwnnnn best thing ever❤❤
Love Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬 from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳. There r also many Nigerians living in INDIA
Same here too they are so many indians here so many of them where giving birth to in Nigeria they also have their indian festival you can check it on TH-cam
Yeah lots of Indians to in Nigeria, we have a great relationship dating back to the 70s
Alot of Indians here too
Same here. There are TOO many of your brothers and sisters living here too. . .
@Heru Behudety Unfortunately, that is part of the human condition. Even when you look at Arab countries many may discriminate against blacks and other ethnic/racial groups. :C
It's a BIG and a GRAVE MISTAKE to talk about LITERATURE in Nigeria and not mention Chinua Achebe.
Or *African Literature* at large. He is a Giant in all of Africa. Am Kenyan and I agree. *Things will fall apart* for you if you make such a mistake
@@arcsys Just kill me with the word play 🤪🤪
Things fall apart, Told for Super..... Chinua Achebe my man....
Proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬
Toad for Super rather
I read that book in college.
I’m from Nigeria and I’m impressed by this episode and even learnt some things about my country
17:56. You can't be far from the truth. I'm Ghanaian. There is no friend/brother like Nigeria. We may have issues at the national level (even Germany and France have it), but at the end of the day, especially on a person-to-person level, we got each other. How do we get Ghana and Nigeria to be one country? (sometimes it seems or there are wishes like that). Perhaps we each take the adjacent country, ie. Ghana takes Togo and Nigeria takes Benin, then we form one country. But then Ivory Coast and Ghana share an even common and closer history. That all tells us that the demarcation of Africa was and is just wrong! Hope as the years pass by we realize this and unite.
Its still the one thing that pisses me off to this day. The demarcation is the true greatest terror to befsll Africa in the 21st century
Ghana was part of the Great Benin Kingdom which is in Nigeria before colonization. That makes them brothers and sisters 💙
@@saraha2250
No.
Ghana was not a part of the Benin Kingdom.
The Benin kingdom stretched up to Dahomey to all on present day country of Benin Republic.
Ashanti people had their own kingdom stretching into Ivory Coast
Sarah A no they weren’t part of us
@@lordschosen5746 Ghana were only colonized by the great Benin kingdom. It similarities in culture still tells of that
That Wole Soyinka guy looks like a fusion between Morgan Freeman and Albert Einstein
I thought for once that it's a joke, but no, he's a real Nobel "Lauderate" xD
I was thinking he just looks like a crazy-haired version of Morgan Freeman.
Wasif Jalal joke u thought right, guess u don’t have an idea of how many educationists u have in Nigeria 🇳🇬 if u know y’all will be shocked 😳
Pat Garcia you are d the crazy one not our own Nobel laureate
Use me as “this video just earned you a new subscriber” button.
Naija we hail 🇳🇬 Proudly a Nigerian 😌
Yes dear. You are not alone. I just subscribed too 😁
Me too 😁
I'll definitely subscribe... just reading comments months after..
Me too
Nigerian, Yoruba here! You guys did a fantastic 👏 job here. Even educated me some about my own own people. Thanks for doing this
I couldn't stop laughing when you described the relationship between Nigeria and Ghana. . Especially since im ghanaian and my boyfriend is nigerian XD
You cannot tell a people or country, nation by movies, news reports, media. You can be deceived by sensationalism and lots of human limitations.
Very true. They got it right.
😂😂😂😂😂that should be nice
What is the relationship? The two countries have nothing in common beside the fact that they are both West African countries
Looks like people are not aware of the shared history Nigeria and Ghana has as Anglophone colonies or the movements of people between countries during civil uprisings or that cultures have the tendancy to blend and be shared between different countries.....
The doulingo shirt:
YOU FORGOT YOUR SPANISH LESSON
That's what the back of the shirt should say
Very good English tampon.
Damnit Barby you sold your soul to a bird a bird!!!
you forgot your nigerian lesson
🗡🔪
Finally you covered Nigeria!! I'm so happy and you guys did a very good job, well done👍🏾😊
Wow...this is great. Being non Nigerians, it’s really impressive what you guys have put together. Big ups 👍🏽👍🏽