❤️Success is not built on success. It's built on failure, It's built on fraustration. it's built on fear that you have to overcome. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life...🇺🇸
Mrs Deborah davis is gradually getting the recognition she rightly deserves. She's worked for it and this is only a testament of her good work for families
My best advice is to know where God wants you and your family to be because nowhere is safe. God's will is paramount. We cannot be led by fear. At the end of the day the UK belongs to the lord he created the earth and wherever he wants his children to live is where they will live and nobody can take you from there ❤️❤️
I went to UK but my daughter,grandson and myself decided to come back to SA. One night I heard a voice very commanding and I was told by this voice say if there is trouble we will try and protect you I'm sending you all for a purpose you will find out what that is. To be honest I thought gosh that sounds like God giving you an instruction. Some may say it's my imagination but it was more than that. So we will have to wait and see.
@@MargaretPoyser-w8g ❤ prayerfully, The Most High will continue to guide, provide, protect you and your loved ones ❤️❤️❤️ may He keep you and bless your future and your life ❤. Much love 💕 from over here, in the belly of the beast (the United Snakes of America).
I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed forever. I'm a single mother living in Vancouver Canada, bought my first house in October and hoping to retire soon if things keep going smoothly for me.
The insecurity around the world now is like living between the red sea and the devil. May God keep protecting you and your family and all of us wherever we live 🙏
Most of the things concerning insecurity happening are over exaggerated by the media in Nigeria honestly. The way it's portrayed you will think blood is flowing like a river on the streets. Dyna Ekwueme that returned back to Nigeria from Saudi said the same thing, that she was scared and on guard as she was coming back, expecting to meet chaos but everywhere was calm. The igbos in Lagos are fine and those that have business are still running fine...this yoruba igbo fight na every eke market day yet una still dey marry each other 😂 My dad sef is yoruba my mum igbo so everybody will be fine. Anything can happen to anybody anywhere it's God that protects.
It's actually very sad that in 2024 there can be this level of ethnic bigotry in Lagos. Ever since this agbado president grabbed it and ran away with it, this Lagos bigotry has intensified. And some people wants me to respect him bcos he's an agbalagba, but there's a difference between agbalagba and agbaiya.
My cousin's husband was kidnapped going to buy things for their new baby. What about the lawyer who was pregnant with twins and even with children their car was shot at by a drunk policeman because they were turning at a roundabout, where can such nonsense happen? Please just pray it doesn't happen to you. For me, you are capping if you say it's not as bad as portrayed.
I am currently in Ghana 🇬🇭..For me worst come to worst , when I return back to Nigeria 🇳🇬 by January after my wedding, I might return back to Ghana if my husband agrees..because so far, Ghana is a very peaceful place …no cap
This is such an odd usage of “no cap” sis 😂. What would you say are the primary differences? I am planning on visiting…I am aware that Africa is a continent so I suppose I mean down to like cultural differences which do you feel is better overall? Appreciate your response.
This riot affects every single POC / immigrant living in the UK not just the brown community. Especially if you were born here or have given birth to children here. Everyone is affected and this is the time to come together as human beings. There is unrest everywhere and God is our ultimate protector.
In my country (Zambia), our capital lusaka was originally occupied by the soli speaking people but now all 73 tribes of Zambia can live in the capital and in my 30+ years, l have never heard the soli people threatening other tribes or harrasing. We live we are all Zambian! All the rules, laws, regulations of the city apply to all citizens! No one has the power to harrass another citizen based on tribe or ethnic background. Thats actually a crime.
It only the yorubas and the leaders are involues,other region every nigeria lived in peace,like people will always say that the yorubas are destroy nigeria
Yes,that would be Abuja in Nigeria,since lagos is no longer the capital of Nigeria,like it was few years ago.It would be different if it was still the capital of Nigeria like Lusaka is in zambia.
@annabelkeisha1157 this is not true. Yorubas and igbos having problems is quite recently fueled by politics and social media. Please go back into history around tribal clashes in Northern Nigeria. Many parts of Kaduna North can not be inhabited by Igbos. Same in Kano. We have ethnic issues, but it's not just a yoruba/igbo thing.
@@thebuildingdamsel Thank you for clarifying that for annabel. This is how people speak hate and cause tribal unrest. We have to try to be different!
@@annabelkeisha1157 Liar! It is the Igbos who incite violence and then cry victims! How about the Igbos discrimination against Ebonyi people. Same tribe o! Shut down the single story narrative and stop deceiving non-Nigerians with your lies.
I used to feel that my village was the safest place, i would say no matter how bad, it wouldn't reach there, but somehow, herdsmen found their way there. Its God that protects.
Adeeze you are an amazing God-fearing preacher. I Love the God in you resinate across the screen to my heart in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦. God is our rock our firm foundation. I am so proud of you. I watched you grow from glory to glory from strength to strength you are a powerful house and a great blessing to many. Keep spreading the word God is with you and your family always. Stay blessed. Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
The pad on the ear people were the same who refused to wear masks. We over here are laughing, too. Pray for our country and I will do the same for yours. I’ve enjoyed seeing and getting to know you more now than I did when you were in Nigeria. The kids are growing up so much. Sophia is a big girl now. Best to you!
Honestly, it has been an information overload with all that is happening all around the world. I've just decided to filter what i listen and focus on and spend more time with my children and listen to God. We're in the last days, and we need to understand this. I love that you laid emphasis on spreading love as people are going through a whole lot, especially emotionally. BTW im watching your video 1am in Lagos and really loving the way you narrate issues joor. You've gained a new follower.
Your story is so relatable! I never wanted to live outside the country but my husband works here. I am ready to go but first refund my Visa and NHS fees. I can appreciate wanting to reduce crime and protecting heritage but generally Migrants find it harder to access opportunities here (housing, jobs, public funds etc) and I personally don’t understand the “they are taking our jobs” sentiments, I thought they brought workers in to meet shortage and increase tax revenue? But what do I know.
What is happening in the world lately is very crazy , very crazy. Only GOD can surely save us and protect us.Its really overwhelming everywhere but GOD will preserve us🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Greetings madam Adaa. I don't intend to scare you, but in my opinion try to look for an accommodations where immigrants are more in number - it's always safer. This is the model adopted in most northern states in Nigeria. In kano state, the sabon gari and nomans land area of kano are populated by Christians and non indegens- rioters don't dare this location. Look for area where you have Asians, Africans and Caribbeans in large numbers because it's safer than living in the midst of the locals.
Adaeze’s Space I’m a Caribbean woman who has been living in London for over 57years. I have seen it all trust me the far right would’nt loose their minds to come up to London and do what they did elsewhere.
what about the Muslims running Europe- it isnt far right - it is people who dont believe in open borders - it is after all their country - your country of origin the Caribbean - what if people came there and settled there and started crime
😩😩😩 i have so much relation to this story because my father who by the way was also a chartered accountant, retired and moved us back to the village in 2007 and his reasons where the same your parents gave and my dad’s own relocation didnt go well for his as he thought it would, at some point he wished he didn’t relocate back partly because he used the idea of that feeling your on when you visit the village in Christmas and Easter times😂😂
That's why some people refused to come back from Ukraine when the war started but they later regretted it. It's OK to stay abroad but know the right time to also leave there if it's no longer safe.
All of the people japaying to the UK forget that when Russia and Ukraine war initally started the UK was on alert has Russia had threatened to send missiles. My sister who has lived in the UK for 25 years was telling all of us to go and renew our Nigerian passport and it made me realise it's because we all have options that we move out of Nigeria because if war started in UK tomorrow, Nigeria will be looking very beautiful and attractive to all of us.
@@christyscollection4655 We definitely need to stay positive...but we can see the writing on the wall. I am a born and raised Londoner but me and my entire family have had to ensure our Nigerian passports are up to date. Its better to be prepared ad nothing happens - than to be caught unaware.
@@christyscollection4655 In 1914 Europeans said the war would be over by Christmas. In 1939 UK PM Chamberlain said "I have a letter from Mr Hitler, ... peace in our time". And you read St Matthew 24: 6-7? May Heaven keep us from the punishments that are about to strike the earth.
@@deborahadebiyi4066 yes dear, big amen to that , I’m even at work this morning and my colleagues are all fine all has gone to normal sis . I’m also Deborah by name. We’re namesake 😘❤️
If you love someone, whether they are yapping without getting to the point, you will love listening to them so Adam keep running around with this gist. I am cooking and listening 😂 No place is 100 percent perfect but some places are better than others. Yes to minimalist living so we can pack up and move to the next available place. We need to enjoy this life on our terms because before you know it, old age is knocking. So move when and where you can.
Nowhere is indeed safe, but how many of us can stay long in the presence of potential violence inflamed by hatred as the Ibos have experienced in Nigeria? It was the same dynamics that made our African-American women begin to return to Africa in the face of renewed hatred against people of African origin. Unfortunately, Africa has proven worse for them. People will always seek safety and it is natural. That is why we are human beings.
You seem a solid person and I truly admire that. I wish you all the best in your new home in London. But it pains me that you dislike Lagos so much. I like the way you are careful not to blame or label people, especially the Yorubas in this case of Lagos. My home village is in the outskirts of Lagos, Ado-Odo Ota LGA, I also reminiscence of the good old days when my village was calm, quiet and safe. Lagos swallowed us up completely. There would have been no problem if we have a system that integrate all the citizens of Nigeria. But the struggle for scarce resource has fueled the division. I find it sad when people treat Lagos and it’s environs with disdain or call it no man’s land, when that is all some of us have, we have nowhere else to go. I live in Rome, a very cosmopolitan city, but it is not acceptable to shun their language and culture because it is a cosmopolitan city….that is where the saying comes from: when you are in Rome…you do like the Romans! The natives of Lagos and its environs have accommodated many people from Nigeria….iI personally think t is the disrespect that is causing problem. Unfortunately, our useless politicians use this to divide and rule. I think enlightened people like us should work together to claim back our country Nigeria. The Igbos and indeed everyone should feel welcomed everywhere, it is every one’s right and dignity. We all travel and we all love to be well received, so we must give this same good treatment to others. God bless you and your family.
You are being very emotional about it.. She has her misgivings and it is not her fault, because everyone can see what they do openly to Igbos. Even Sisi Yemmie was disenfranchised during the last elections and she is Yoruba,so imagine how appearance will affect people,if things do get really heated up. Well,you can start a movement to speak more about how Lagos is "home" to people. I wish you well.
@@nkechiowosekun468it was not jakande. It was the eastern delegates in the 1951 and 1953 conferences that both made that statement 1st. Ps Jakande made the statement years later and was corrected as he is from Omu Aran in Kwara himself. Go and read the book titled separatists agitation in Nigeria since 1914. Bottom line is that it's a very disrespectful statement. Lagos has over 100 Yoruba Obas and it is aboriginal lands to the Awori, Ijebu, and Egun tribes.
Thank you for the good gist o.. Atleast it made my cleaning this morning easier and faster. Honestly no place is safe right now na God hand everybody dey.
No. You are Imago Dei, made in the image of God. You are fearfully & wonderfully made. St Paul wrote to St Timothy: let no man despise your youth. Do not let any Oyibo, or other, despise your Africanness.
As long as you pray to God and believe in Jesus you will be fine I'm from London born and raised on the gospel of Jesus Christ is protected me. I now live in Dallas Texas I'm Caribbean but I have my wonderful Nigerian friends family in Texas that has helped me.
To be honest, no where like home. I miss Igbo land and the nostalgia it used to give me. I miss what seems to have been lost. My village is now deserted. My biggest fear is that the good times are gone. God please help Igbo land - the land of my ancestors.
Ada,I’m from Ichida so we’re really close.Pls just soak your family in God and stay calm in God and with God nothing will happen to His children.pls stay there for now everywhere has problems right now,I also don’t live in Nigeria but ibelieve you and your family are better off in the Uk for now,Naija has bigger problems right now and we can’t even trust the current government in almost everything including protecting life and property..its safer out here for now .I myself sincerely hope things will change but for now ooo na watch and pray
Hello Adaeze, I hope you are doing well. Please I watched your come back video after your recent short break and you made mention of the UK health care system, I would appreciate if you could squeeze in some time to talk about the health care system in UK in a video. My partner lives in the UK and is currently receiving treatment, personally I feel the process has been slow but I thought it would be nice to get a clearer picture of things from someone who lives there.
As we navigate through life, it is important to accept that we do not know the future, and we will make mistakes along the way. Even in the way we communicate things happening to us during content creation. No matter how real people perceive others, there are still some parts of their insecurities that they will not share. There are things we will never know in full even after living in a place for 20 years. So, being careful with making some statements is important, so we don't feel the need to come and speak about things we have said in the past. By the way, a white dominated place is mostly places that have most cases of racism n hence ppl avoid them. So, there is no need to say that is why the city is good. May God continue to protect us all.
Me I’m very scared I won’t even lie, I’m just praying God should keep guiding us because why now that I want to move to the UK all these are happening but it is well
Igbo people are always blaming others but themselves. I think you have a lot of problems as a people. You seem to be very entitled and you overdo it. How do you see yourselves as less tribalistic than the other ethnic groups that hosted you? It is ridiculous. We must have a national dialogue to iron these things out. It is not by force to cobble up with a people that find it uncomfortable to have you around.
Agreed. It's very bad but you say it like it comes from other groups only and not from the igbos as well. The hypocrisy is crazy. The igbos in turn should mind how they talk. You can't say something provocative or offensive & expect people to not react b'cos we are one Nigeria. Rather, b'cos we are one Nigeria we should learn to respect each other.
Its really disconcerting that in this day and age, tribalism is still eating away at many african countries. Although I've never been to Africa, I can propose that African govts can structure the education system to blunt and de-emphazise the differences among nationals relates to tribes and emphasize nationhood.
Hello Ada I am your nwadiana 😂 my mum is from Egbema Ozubulu. I think these people are blowing things out of proportion really. I live in Bolton is much calmer here though. Please stay safe 🙏
I was waiting for youAdaeze ,just thought bless you ,just after your move .DONT be discouraged we are all here .God is helping us all ❤we went out for the first time today ,for a meal 😅
Greetings fellow comrades. In my opinion, the USA , a country where people go about with guns vs the UK where people go about with knives. No place like home- I know that a day like this will come. I have always told people in diaspora to invest back home even when you have dual citizenship because the world leaders of today are no longer interested in making the world a global village of peace but hatred , destruction, hate and taking us back to the old centuries where kingdoms are conquered. The Ibo tribe build mansons in their villages should in case you lose your business by unwarranted attacks, you have a place to run to and restrategise. The Ukraine scenario should be an eye opener; no country is immune to citizens uprising. Too much of everything is bad, youths of countries where the govt. give free money for idling about will some day claim that they are being cheated.
I feel we the igbos should be more intentional about developing our own land, so that even if anyone wants to relocate there, there will be opportunities for ourselves and families, it won’t be like we’re missing out. But what do I know🤷🏽♀️
Sorry but I think the correct thing to do is to educate people to change their mindset.. to fight tribal hatred. Even amongst Igbos there is tribalism within the different sub-groups. By all means, develop your land - that is important - but you must not see that as the cure for tribalism. If people's mindset doesn't change, the same problem will rear its head even in your homeland.
There have always been attacks going on in one place or the other in Nigeria like you rightly pointed, and small thing they heard happening in UK, i don receive call left right center from my people in Nigeria say make i take cover, they are hearing this and that and blabla. Me am just sipping my smoothies and scrolling past such exagerrated social media shenaningans going on.
I completely agree with your sentiment of being a second class citizen abroad than in my own country, it’s crazy!!!!! And the people that bring up tribalism during elections and topical issues , just know you have a mental problem
“I may walk through the valley of the shadow of death but I shall fear no evil”…”God prepare a table before me in the face of my enemies”. Nigeria will be better in Christs name AMEN. 🙏🏿 We Nigerian people will defend our land from the Fulani by any means necessary ma. And in gods good name will invest and create jobs in Nigeria for OUR people with our UK 🇬🇧MONEY! God be with you. And may you do great things in 🇳🇬 Nigeria for our people, and your family.
Road trips are amazing, we have been travelling all over Europe over many years plus we homeschool as well so it makes it easy. As my kids have turned teenagers, some don’t want to travel. 😂. I like your positivity, stay safe.
Haaaaa… white dominated city is worse during crises but very good in normal peaceful era. It’s in crisis your neighbor will remember how you didn’t attend the party/event he invited your child or how you didn’t smile after greeting him. This crisis trigger racists and if your neighbor is one, otilor… I had this conversation with hubby yesterday because we were in a white neighbourhood in our previous house and we thanked God we don’t live there anymore. Good video by the way. I laughed alongside 😄 Ego 😊
And talking of London. The extreme right dare not venture into the local areas. The anti-riot protestors were ready for them. With these kind of extremists it is more dangerous to be in a predominantly Yt area, but God will protect us all🙏🏾
The way you corrected Sofia’s part was hilarious 😅. You’re such a story teller Ada😅. May God protect your family. Being an immigrant in the Netherlands, I can attest that the areas that are white dominated are safer than those that are black dominated. The bottom line is no place is absolutely safe for sure.
Nigerians really needs to come together and stop it with the tribalism. All of Nigeria is for Nigerians whether igbos or Yoruba,Hausa, Fulani and other tribes. Y'all need to stop this mess. It's ridiculous. U will never hear of this mess in Ghana.
The best thing is for the country to split or restructure. As a proud Igbo I have never believed in Nigeria when I spent close to one year aged 13 in the UK and started to piece together the history of the nation. I have good friends from most Tribes and I cherish them but I know 85% of Nigerians do not have the open minded progressive mindset we have.
Igbos needs to open up Southeast to all Nigerians to feel welcoming and be able to buy and settle down easily. The way things are Southeast is a close society where Nigerians no one knows what is going on there. Southwest, Southsouth, and the Northern states simply allow non- indigines to thrive, and this was exploited by the Igbos to move to these areas and kick-start the movement of the Igbos to different parts of Nigeria. Now, it is time for the Igbos to open up Southeast and address the issues of land rights in their states. Otherwise, the 'Igbos must go' agenda will continue until they restructure and allow other Nigeria to settle in their region like they do in Southewest, Southsouth, and the North.
@adekunleyussuf4259 Dr Charles Apoki, a Urhobo man lived in Aba for 13 years and has talked about his experience living in Igboland. It is people like you that act as if other tribes don't live in Igboland and are not being maltreated. Your comment is the exact boogie man narrative that many of you Yorubas use on Igbo people.
@gerardonochie3408 Igbos are the only ones with the progressive mindset because they flooded other parts of Nigeria to tradings. That gives them the accolade to say they have progressive mindset. I doubt! Igbos should learn from other tribes as there are a lot of Yorubas living in the North and other countries, and they hardly interfere in politics that goes on in their host states. As for the Igbos, they interfere with things that do not concern them. Lagos state is an example. Igbos should stay on their lane and not poke their nose on the politics of Southwestern states. It will surely burn their fingers.
@adekunleyussuf4259 You are bringing in lies again. Igbos that live in Lagos have the right to vote for any candidate on the ballot. You have a problem with that because you don't truly believe that Igbos should do any voting outside of Igboland. Just be direct & say it. The Oba of Lagos made threats against Igbos to vote for his candidate of choice. Yet, you Yorubas push "One Nigeria" but clearly don't believe in democracy. If this happened in the USA, Canada or the UK... you would be in the wrong.
I’ve been living and working in LONDON now with my children and husband for the past 18 years and I’m not ready to leave because no where is safe. It is only Jehovah God that is protecting his PEOPLE where ever they may be,I’m 🙏🏽 praying to Jehovah to keep protecting you and your family outside LONDON and I also pray 🙏🏽 to Jehovah to keep protection his people where ever they may be.
I have. Listened to your interesting story my advice is to lean on jesus christ of Nazareth and ask for God's divine direction and protection. Psalm 127. Always plead the blood of jesus upon your entire family and stand upon God's promises. It is well in Jesus name. AMEN
I love your talk so much, in USA the security is very tight , but even that things happen we are careful we mind our business, yes what you said is right home sweet home
Even with security being tight here in USA we still have alot of random shootings and attacks. There is a lot going on in the world! Prayers for safety for you and family.❤I personally am trying to move to Nigeria. 😊
In life, Noth is permanent. Unfortunately, some people would remind you what you said five years ago, when you have changed and your needs have changed. I never thought that I would be living the life i am living now. I have been living a nomadic life since 2020. I was living in Canada, then moved to the US , then moved back to Canada, now live in Mexico. I am about to move to Portugal in two months. From Portugal, I want to travel through Europe, maybe live in Italy for three months, Portugal for six ( I have to because of the residency), then spend one month in Africa, one month in Asia, and one month in South America. I have already been to 12 countries in Africa. I would like keeps visiting Africa. I just came from a trio in Asia, where I visited 7 countries. That gave me the desire to keep visiting Asia. My goal is to live in two different countries for 9 months, then travel for 3 months in other countries. I don't see myself living in one country for now. I don't say never, but my need now is to live in two countries and travel a couple of months in between.
I am not a Nigerian but I am guessing that based on the % of businesses in Nigeria owned by Igbos, if they leave the economy of Nigeria will drop significantly.
@@giftysworld7391 Igbos are a very enterprising people and that is the undisputed truth. They hire many people and if they all decide to vacate Nigeria, you would have new problems of unemployed people.
Why are you people attacking the person. You can ad well read and pass. After all it's the truth whether you accept it or not 🤷🤷🤷 Shebi last year December they have trolled igbos of not having homes in their homelands. Most of the big boys travelled and started showing off their houses in their homelands. Someone went to Lagos and saw how dry the place was, because a large percentage of the igbos has travelled and he made a post on Twitter now X about it. Let's just learn to live in peace, and avoid the unnecessary rancour when we hear about another tribe we fly out like someone is chasing us, yet we want things to work in our country? Peace and disunity can't exist in one place nevuuuuuuuur, the earlier we realize it, the better for us. Thank you ❤❤❤
In Nigeria I cannot be watching NTA and some other local news stations because the lies and deceit they dish out are so depressing and demoralising. The only local station I sometimes watch is Arise.
@@akinawojobi2789No dear I said what I said because I know what I mean. Battling an external enemy is easier than battling the enemy within. I can never and will not watch NTA NEWS. Like Adaeze said, I would rather watch American/foreign news. NTA very disheartening.
@ezeikeracheal8767 your choice sir. Even American TV is the same cnn nbc Democrats, fox republicans pbs government all na packaging. It's the same everywhere They all cater to taste sir. Even racist one.
My man doesn't understand when I tell him he is lucky to be born in his country😂. Nigeria have made us see unrest in foreign countries as a small thing. I mean it's not easy at all. I keep saying Nigerians are the strongest in the world not just physically but mentally cause if it's other nationals born in Nigeria they would have gone gaga.
Good to see you Again Ada ❤❤❤ it is well with us all my beloved sister. I hopefully believe GOD that your beautiful family are also doing great ❤❤🎉🎉 I wish you all the best IN JESUS CHRIST MIGHTY NAME AMEN and AMEN 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Adaeze, do you know immediately igbos start living Lagos, the move some securities to start kidnapping, killing,so that some people will stay back in that unconducive environment. Some politicians are involved.
@Adaeze - You are wrong. Nigeria is not a country or "our country". That is what I find very puzzling about many Nigerians who were born and bred and did not leave Nigeria until their late 20s or 30s. There is a saying "A people suffer for lack of knowledge". Your husband is right no where is safe but "A person is more likely to defend their home than defend themselves in a foreign land". Trust me UK is even safe these days spare a thought for what things may have been like in the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s even 1990s'.
❤️Success is not built on success. It's built on failure, It's built on fraustration. it's built on fear that you have to overcome. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life...🇺🇸
She is really a good investment advisor.
I was privileged to attend some of her seminars,that's how I started my crypto investment
I have heard a lot of wonderful things about
Deborah Davis on the news but didn't believe it until now. I'm definitely trying her out
This sounds so good and would like to be a party to this, is there any way I can speak with her?
Please who is this Mrs Deborah
Mrs Deborah davis is gradually getting the recognition she rightly deserves. She's worked for it and this is only a testament of her good work for families
My best advice is to know where God wants you and your family to be because nowhere is safe. God's will is paramount. We cannot be led by fear. At the end of the day the UK belongs to the lord he created the earth and wherever he wants his children to live is where they will live and nobody can take you from there ❤️❤️
This is that I tell myself always.. May people take heed of this advice
I went to UK but my daughter,grandson and myself decided to come back to SA. One night I heard a voice very commanding and I was told by this voice say if there is trouble we will try and protect you I'm sending you all for a purpose you will find out what that is. To be honest I thought gosh that sounds like God giving you an instruction. Some may say it's my imagination but it was more than that. So we will have to wait and see.
@@MargaretPoyser-w8g ❤ prayerfully, The Most High will continue to guide, provide, protect you and your loved ones ❤️❤️❤️ may He keep you and bless your future and your life ❤. Much love 💕 from over here, in the belly of the beast (the United Snakes of America).
I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed forever. I'm a single mother living in Vancouver Canada, bought my first house in October and hoping to retire soon if things keep going smoothly for me.
Cryptocurrency investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.
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Is she really that good? I have seen lots of videos about her.
Am glad seeing this here today, your recommendation earlier this year was a blessing to my life and that of my family, am so grateful.
The insecurity around the world now is like living between the red sea and the devil. May God keep protecting you and your family and all of us wherever we live 🙏
Yes. So many people have moved. Some moved every year. We must trust God.
Most of the things concerning insecurity happening are over exaggerated by the media in Nigeria honestly. The way it's portrayed you will think blood is flowing like a river on the streets.
Dyna Ekwueme that returned back to Nigeria from Saudi said the same thing, that she was scared and on guard as she was coming back, expecting to meet chaos but everywhere was calm.
The igbos in Lagos are fine and those that have business are still running fine...this yoruba igbo fight na every eke market day yet una still dey marry each other 😂 My dad sef is yoruba my mum igbo so everybody will be fine.
Anything can happen to anybody anywhere it's God that protects.
I love this
It's actually very sad that in 2024 there can be this level of ethnic bigotry in Lagos. Ever since this agbado president grabbed it and ran away with it, this Lagos bigotry has intensified. And some people wants me to respect him bcos he's an agbalagba, but there's a difference between agbalagba and agbaiya.
@@georgey-b6080 leave the useless man his days are already numbered
I live in festac and I have not seen this Igbo must go agitation. I have only seen it online.
My cousin's husband was kidnapped going to buy things for their new baby. What about the lawyer who was pregnant with twins and even with children their car was shot at by a drunk policeman because they were turning at a roundabout, where can such nonsense happen? Please just pray it doesn't happen to you. For me, you are capping if you say it's not as bad as portrayed.
I am currently in Ghana 🇬🇭..For me worst come to worst , when I return back to Nigeria 🇳🇬 by January after my wedding, I might return back to Ghana if my husband agrees..because so far, Ghana is a very peaceful place …no cap
Uyo, awka, asaba is good
This is such an odd usage of “no cap” sis 😂.
What would you say are the primary differences? I am planning on visiting…I am aware that Africa is a continent so I suppose I mean down to like cultural differences which do you feel is better overall?
Appreciate your response.
There is a lot of unrest going on all over the world. We are preserved and protected in Jesus' name. Thanks for the gist 😅🎉
Amen
Wake up from your ignorance Nigerians,it is your Jesus that is rioting against you now,yet you cant still see it.😅
Amen 🙏
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@@promisemaduako7191 This Jesus name is Nigerian problem,your Jesus is the one rioting,that don't want you.Wake up!!
This riot affects every single POC / immigrant living in the UK not just the brown community. Especially if you were born here or have given birth to children here. Everyone is affected and this is the time to come together as human beings. There is unrest everywhere and God is our ultimate protector.
Very true
So well said beautiful!!! 🫶🏾✨
In my country (Zambia), our capital lusaka was originally occupied by the soli speaking people but now all 73 tribes of Zambia can live in the capital and in my 30+ years, l have never heard the soli people threatening other tribes or harrasing. We live we are all Zambian! All the rules, laws, regulations of the city apply to all citizens! No one has the power to harrass another citizen based on tribe or ethnic background. Thats actually a crime.
It only the yorubas and the leaders are involues,other region every nigeria lived in peace,like people will always say that the yorubas are destroy nigeria
Yes,that would be Abuja in Nigeria,since lagos is no longer the capital of Nigeria,like it was few years ago.It would be different if it was still the capital of Nigeria like Lusaka is in zambia.
@annabelkeisha1157 this is not true. Yorubas and igbos having problems is quite recently fueled by politics and social media. Please go back into history around tribal clashes in Northern Nigeria. Many parts of Kaduna North can not be inhabited by Igbos. Same in Kano. We have ethnic issues, but it's not just a yoruba/igbo thing.
@@thebuildingdamsel Thank you for clarifying that for annabel. This is how people speak hate and cause tribal unrest. We have to try to be different!
@@annabelkeisha1157 Liar! It is the Igbos who incite violence and then cry victims! How about the Igbos discrimination against Ebonyi people. Same tribe o! Shut down the single story narrative and stop deceiving non-Nigerians with your lies.
Beautiful video Adaeze, I’m in London. Things seem ok. It’s everywhere, it only God who can keep you safe.
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I used to feel that my village was the safest place, i would say no matter how bad, it wouldn't reach there, but somehow, herdsmen found their way there. Its God that protects.
Dowry price goes up!! Damn!!!
Adeeze you are an amazing God-fearing preacher.
I Love the God in you resinate across the screen to my heart in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦. God is our rock our firm foundation.
I am so proud of you. I watched you grow from glory to glory from strength to strength you are a powerful house and a great blessing to many.
Keep spreading the word God is with you and your family always.
Stay blessed. Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
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The pad on the ear people were the same who refused to wear masks. We over here are laughing, too. Pray for our country and I will do the same for yours. I’ve enjoyed seeing and getting to know you more now than I did when you were in Nigeria. The kids are growing up so much. Sophia is a big girl now.
Best to you!
So the mask protect from spreading or catching?
Even people with 4 vaccines shots still catch it
Honestly, it has been an information overload with all that is happening all around the world. I've just decided to filter what i listen and focus on and spend more time with my children and listen to God. We're in the last days, and we need to understand this. I love that you laid emphasis on spreading love as people are going through a whole lot, especially emotionally. BTW im watching your video 1am in Lagos and really loving the way you narrate issues joor. You've gained a new follower.
Truely that's the spirit
Your story is so relatable! I never wanted to live outside the country but my husband works here. I am ready to go but first refund my Visa and NHS fees. I can appreciate wanting to reduce crime and protecting heritage but generally Migrants find it harder to access opportunities here (housing, jobs, public funds etc) and I personally don’t understand the “they are taking our jobs” sentiments, I thought they brought workers in to meet shortage and increase tax revenue? But what do I know.
Political class screwed everything up for personal ambition.
I’m currently in the United States, I live here and these issues are affecting me emotionally tbh… Nigeria wahala, America wahala. It’s tiring I swear
I feel the same way. I'm a Caribbean origin UK citizen living in Nigeria. Concerned about Nigeria and now worried about UK. It is emotionally draining
@@ballsey4521 no fr
I keep saying it, let the trumpet sound and let us go, the wahala in this world is too much!😂😂😂
True true my dear
You and who😂😂😂😂.. Abeg ooo...lmao
Honestly
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Its too much honesty
What is happening in the world lately is very crazy , very crazy. Only GOD can surely save us and protect us.Its really overwhelming everywhere but GOD will preserve us🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Greetings madam Adaa.
I don't intend to scare you, but in my opinion try to look for an accommodations where immigrants are more in number - it's always safer.
This is the model adopted in most northern states in Nigeria.
In kano state, the sabon gari and nomans land area of kano are populated by Christians and non indegens- rioters don't dare this location.
Look for area where you have Asians, Africans and Caribbeans in large numbers because it's safer than living in the midst of the locals.
Adaeze’s Space I’m a Caribbean woman who has been living in London for over 57years. I have seen it all trust me the far right would’nt loose their minds to come up to London and do what they did elsewhere.
what about the Muslims running Europe- it isnt far right - it is people who dont believe in open borders - it is after all their country - your country of origin the Caribbean - what if people came there and settled there and started crime
😩😩😩 i have so much relation to this story because my father who by the way was also a chartered accountant, retired and moved us back to the village in 2007 and his reasons where the same your parents gave and my dad’s own relocation didnt go well for his as he thought it would, at some point he wished he didn’t relocate back partly because he used the idea of that feeling your on when you visit the village in Christmas and Easter times😂😂
Only heaven is safe oh…. Every country have there own issue buh I prefer the stuggle here in the US than Nigeria wahala
Ridiculous
You will soon change your mind
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That's why some people refused to come back from Ukraine when the war started but they later regretted it.
It's OK to stay abroad but know the right time to also leave there if it's no longer safe.
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All of the people japaying to the UK forget that when Russia and Ukraine war initally started the UK was on alert has Russia had threatened to send missiles. My sister who has lived in the UK for 25 years was telling all of us to go and renew our Nigerian passport and it made me realise it's because we all have options that we move out of Nigeria because if war started in UK tomorrow, Nigeria will be looking very beautiful and attractive to all of us.
Try and stay positive. There will be no war
Thank u. I remembered COVID 19. People repatriated back to Nigeria, when they heard there was no COVID in Nigeria.
@christyscollection4655 Pls, don't Bury your head in the sand.
@@christyscollection4655 We definitely need to stay positive...but we can see the writing on the wall. I am a born and raised Londoner but me and my entire family have had to ensure our Nigerian passports are up to date. Its better to be prepared ad nothing happens - than to be caught unaware.
@@christyscollection4655 In 1914 Europeans said the war would be over by Christmas. In 1939 UK PM Chamberlain said "I have a letter from Mr Hitler, ... peace in our time". And you read St Matthew 24: 6-7? May Heaven keep us from the punishments that are about to strike the earth.
Just to say I really enjoyed this. It felt like I was just hanging out with a friend. Hope to run into more of your work. Best to u and ur family.
I chatted my brother up this evening. He is also in the UK. He got a job and moved early this year. He said he is fine. I hope he is really fine.
It's not easy here, my dear. Some people hides it ❤
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Thanks so much, dear. We all are safe in the hollow of God's hands.... Location regardless.
Trust me he’s fine. Many of us are fine. Thank God
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This is so good to know.
God will continue to keep us all.
Thanks so much.
@@deborahadebiyi4066 yes dear, big amen to that , I’m even at work this morning and my colleagues are all fine all has gone to normal sis . I’m also Deborah by name. We’re namesake 😘❤️
If you love someone, whether they are yapping without getting to the point, you will love listening to them so Adam keep running around with this gist. I am cooking and listening 😂
No place is 100 percent perfect but some places are better than others.
Yes to minimalist living so we can pack up and move to the next available place. We need to enjoy this life on our terms because before you know it, old age is knocking. So move when and where you can.
It's only God that protects us in respective of our locations.
Nowhere is indeed safe, but how many of us can stay long in the presence of potential violence inflamed by hatred as the Ibos have experienced in Nigeria? It was the same dynamics that made our African-American women begin to return to Africa in the face of renewed hatred against people of African origin. Unfortunately, Africa has proven worse for them. People will always seek safety and it is natural. That is why we are human beings.
Spewing ignorance with confidence.😊
You seem a solid person and I truly admire that. I wish you all the best in your new home in London. But it pains me that you dislike Lagos so much. I like the way you are careful not to blame or label people, especially the Yorubas in this case of Lagos. My home village is in the outskirts of Lagos, Ado-Odo Ota LGA, I also reminiscence of the good old days when my village was calm, quiet and safe. Lagos swallowed us up completely. There would have been no problem if we have a system that integrate all the citizens of Nigeria. But the struggle for scarce resource has fueled the division. I find it sad when people treat Lagos and it’s environs with disdain or call it no man’s land, when that is all some of us have, we have nowhere else to go. I live in Rome, a very cosmopolitan city, but it is not acceptable to shun their language and culture because it is a cosmopolitan city….that is where the saying comes from: when you are in Rome…you do like the Romans! The natives of Lagos and its environs have accommodated many people from Nigeria….iI personally think t is the disrespect that is causing problem.
Unfortunately, our useless politicians use this to divide and rule. I think enlightened people like us should work together to claim back our country Nigeria.
The Igbos and indeed everyone should feel welcomed everywhere, it is every one’s right and dignity. We all travel and we all love to be well received, so we must give this same good treatment to others. God bless you and your family.
Do you know that it was JAKANDE who labelled Lagos "no man's land" Please do your research
It's the disrespect for the indigenous people that fuels it. Lagos is not no man's land. The yorubas are very peaceful and accommodating to everyone.
You are being very emotional about it.. She has her misgivings and it is not her fault, because everyone can see what they do openly to Igbos.
Even Sisi Yemmie was disenfranchised during the last elections and she is Yoruba,so imagine how appearance will affect people,if things do get really heated up.
Well,you can start a movement to speak more about how Lagos is "home" to people.
I wish you well.
@@nkechiowosekun468it was not jakande. It was the eastern delegates in the 1951 and 1953 conferences that both made that statement 1st.
Ps Jakande made the statement years later and was corrected as he is from Omu Aran in Kwara himself.
Go and read the book titled separatists agitation in Nigeria since 1914. Bottom line is that it's a very disrespectful statement. Lagos has over 100 Yoruba Obas and it is aboriginal lands to the Awori, Ijebu, and Egun tribes.
This is the problem exactly. The blatant disrespect and disdain for the indigenes of Lagos. Also the us vs them mentality...@@saxywale2
Thank you for the good gist o.. Atleast it made my cleaning this morning easier and faster. Honestly no place is safe right now na God hand everybody dey.
I like how you always say its God that protects it helps remind me everytime i want to worry
Infact ,Adaeze,you just said what i normally tell people.I prefer to be a second class citizen in UK then in Naija.
No. You are Imago Dei, made in the image of God. You are fearfully & wonderfully made. St Paul wrote to St Timothy: let no man despise your youth. Do not let any Oyibo, or other, despise your Africanness.
Na God true true dey save person true true anywhere or country you are in👌🙏👌🙏👌
You are so right sis
As long as you pray to God and believe in Jesus you will be fine I'm from London born and raised on the gospel of Jesus Christ is protected me. I now live in Dallas Texas I'm Caribbean but I have my wonderful Nigerian friends family in Texas that has helped me.
You are such a good storyteller! I was hooked from the beginning 💞
To be honest, no where like home. I miss Igbo land and the nostalgia it used to give me. I miss what seems to have been lost. My village is now deserted. My biggest fear is that the good times are gone. God please help Igbo land - the land of my ancestors.
Iseeeeee🙏🏽
Ada,I’m from Ichida so we’re really close.Pls just soak your family in God and stay calm in God and with God nothing will happen to His children.pls stay there for now everywhere has problems right now,I also don’t live in Nigeria but ibelieve you and your family are better off in the Uk for now,Naija has bigger problems right now and we can’t even trust the current government in almost everything including protecting life and property..its safer out here for now .I myself sincerely hope things will change but for now ooo na watch and pray
Hello Adaeze, I hope you are doing well. Please I watched your come back video after your recent short break and you made mention of the UK health care system, I would appreciate if you could squeeze in some time to talk about the health care system in UK in a video. My partner lives in the UK and is currently receiving treatment, personally I feel the process has been slow but I thought it would be nice to get a clearer picture of things from someone who lives there.
As we navigate through life, it is important to accept that we do not know the future, and we will make mistakes along the way. Even in the way we communicate things happening to us during content creation. No matter how real people perceive others, there are still some parts of their insecurities that they will not share. There are things we will never know in full even after living in a place for 20 years. So, being careful with making some statements is important, so we don't feel the need to come and speak about things we have said in the past. By the way, a white dominated place is mostly places that have most cases of racism n hence ppl avoid them. So, there is no need to say that is why the city is good. May God continue to protect us all.
Me I’m very scared I won’t even lie, I’m just praying God should keep guiding us because why now that I want to move to the UK all these are happening but it is well
There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come near thy dwelling. Psalm 91
The tribalism is very bad. It just gives primitive backward mindset! Igbos should not be harrased, discriminated against in 2024.
Igbo people are always blaming others but themselves. I think you have a lot of problems as a people. You seem to be very entitled and you overdo it. How do you see yourselves as less tribalistic than the other ethnic groups that hosted you? It is ridiculous. We must have a national dialogue to iron these things out. It is not by force to cobble up with a people that find it uncomfortable to have you around.
Agreed. It's very bad but you say it like it comes from other groups only and not from the igbos as well. The hypocrisy is crazy. The igbos in turn should mind how they talk. You can't say something provocative or offensive & expect people to not react b'cos we are one Nigeria. Rather, b'cos we are one Nigeria we should learn to respect each other.
God will protect us🙏
The world is on🔥🔥🔥, Everywhere problem. Do the best you can, keep your head safe. Help where and if you can.
Exactly my sweetheart no place is safe😊God is our protector 🙏🏻
Its really disconcerting that in this day and age, tribalism is still eating away at many african countries. Although I've never been to Africa, I can propose that African govts can structure the education system to blunt and de-emphazise the differences among nationals relates to tribes and emphasize nationhood.
Hello Ada I am your nwadiana 😂 my mum is from Egbema Ozubulu. I think these people are blowing things out of proportion really. I live in Bolton is much calmer here though. Please stay safe 🙏
I’m so happy you’re talking about these global issues, I thought I was the only one feeling it.
I was waiting for youAdaeze ,just thought bless you ,just after your move .DONT be discouraged we are all here .God is helping us all ❤we went out for the first time today ,for a meal 😅
Unknown Gunmen is everywhere its only God that will protect us all❤
Kudos Adaeze. Only God can protect us.
Come to scotland, there are far better opportunities here, and it's very different from England.
Half of your problems will be solved if you live here
Oh wow...I'll look into it.
You really should, I did my masters there and now looking to relocate back with my family@@AdaezesSpace
@@AdaezesSpaceyes we are enjoying Scotland 😋💃
I've heard that o, Scotland is calmer and more beautiful
Why do y’all want to live in Europe so badly? Why not the Caribbean, South America, East Asia, etc?
@Adaeze the Salary offer must have been above and beyond to even make him consider to bring the family along for this period 😂😂
Greetings fellow comrades.
In my opinion, the USA , a country where people go about with guns vs the UK where people go about with knives.
No place like home- I know that a day like this will come.
I have always told people in diaspora to invest back home even when you have dual citizenship because the world leaders of today are no longer interested in making the world a global village of peace but hatred , destruction, hate and taking us back to the old centuries where kingdoms are conquered.
The Ibo tribe build mansons in their villages should in case you lose your business by unwarranted attacks, you have a place to run to and restrategise.
The Ukraine scenario should be an eye opener; no country is immune to citizens uprising.
Too much of everything is bad, youths of countries where the govt. give free money for idling about will some day claim that they are being cheated.
Hmmn. True talk.
I feel we the igbos should be more intentional about developing our own land, so that even if anyone wants to relocate there, there will be opportunities for ourselves and families, it won’t be like we’re missing out.
But what do I know🤷🏽♀️
God bless you
Sorry but I think the correct thing to do is to educate people to change their mindset.. to fight tribal hatred. Even amongst Igbos there is tribalism within the different sub-groups.
By all means, develop your land - that is important - but you must not see that as the cure for tribalism. If people's mindset doesn't change, the same problem will rear its head even in your homeland.
Adaeze your sit down videos are catchy. Kudos
Very relatable video. Protection is of the Lord. Anywhere you are situated, be kind, give hope to the hopeless. We are in the last days.
There have always been attacks going on in one place or the other in Nigeria like you rightly pointed, and small thing they heard happening in UK, i don receive call left right center from my people in Nigeria say make i take cover, they are hearing this and that and blabla. Me am just sipping my smoothies and scrolling past such exagerrated social media shenaningans going on.
Hmmm thank God for safety but somepeople were attacked in the same protest in the UK o
Like you rightly said, i thank God for safety.
Adaeze i love the hair. Do you mind posting the link? You look beautiful ❤
May God almighty continue to protect us
I completely agree with your sentiment of being a second class citizen abroad than in my own country, it’s crazy!!!!! And the people that bring up tribalism during elections and topical issues , just know you have a mental problem
“I may walk through the valley of the shadow of death but I shall fear no evil”…”God prepare a table before me in the face of my enemies”. Nigeria will be better in Christs name AMEN. 🙏🏿 We Nigerian people will defend our land from the Fulani by any means necessary ma. And in gods good name will invest and create jobs in Nigeria for OUR people with our UK 🇬🇧MONEY! God be with you. And may you do great things in 🇳🇬 Nigeria for our people, and your family.
Sometimes plans change and it's okay to make the changes if you feel you need to.
Road trips are amazing, we have been travelling all over Europe over many years plus we homeschool as well so it makes it easy. As my kids have turned teenagers, some don’t want to travel. 😂. I like your positivity, stay safe.
I am praying for peace to be restored in the UK ❤🙏🏾 You have to just leave it in God's hands, the UK is your home too Adaeze.
Why are black Christians too cowards, everything leave it in god hands.
Haaaaa… white dominated city is worse during crises but very good in normal peaceful era. It’s in crisis your neighbor will remember how you didn’t attend the party/event he invited your child or how you didn’t smile after greeting him. This crisis trigger racists and if your neighbor is one, otilor… I had this conversation with hubby yesterday because we were in a white neighbourhood in our previous house and we thanked God we don’t live there anymore.
Good video by the way. I laughed alongside 😄
Ego 😊
Omo... I know what you mean. You think they don't care until push comes to shove.
And talking of London. The extreme right dare not venture into the local areas. The anti-riot protestors were ready for them. With these kind of extremists it is more dangerous to be in a predominantly Yt area, but God will protect us all🙏🏾
Nobody escaped from death insecurity are everywhere, people live in war zone all their life still alive
Me really focusing and nodding my head till you started saying “we are not among”🤣🤣🤣🤣 I just busted out laughing
Commenting because I'm from Ekwusigo ❤❤
It's affecting every one my plans are all heading back home to my village....but mainly God is my main protector, like you said.
I love this background.
God is our surest protector❤
This was such a well rounded video. Plus it was fun to watch.
The way you corrected Sofia’s part was hilarious 😅. You’re such a story teller Ada😅.
May God protect your family. Being an immigrant in the Netherlands, I can attest that the areas that are white dominated are safer than those that are black dominated. The bottom line is no place is absolutely safe for sure.
Godforbid, not pandemic, baby 😂😂😂 A story teller indeed. ❤
Nigerians really needs to come together and stop it with the tribalism. All of Nigeria is for Nigerians whether igbos or Yoruba,Hausa, Fulani and other tribes. Y'all need to stop this mess. It's ridiculous. U will never hear of this mess in Ghana.
The best thing is for the country to split or restructure. As a proud Igbo I have never believed in Nigeria when I spent close to one year aged 13 in the UK and started to piece together the history of the nation. I have good friends from most Tribes and I cherish them but I know 85% of Nigerians do not have the open minded progressive mindset we have.
Igbos needs to open up Southeast to all Nigerians to feel welcoming and be able to buy and settle down easily. The way things are Southeast is a close society where Nigerians no one knows what is going on there. Southwest, Southsouth, and the Northern states simply allow non- indigines to thrive, and this was exploited by the Igbos to move to these areas and kick-start the movement of the Igbos to different parts of Nigeria. Now, it is time for the Igbos to open up Southeast and address the issues of land rights in their states. Otherwise, the 'Igbos must go' agenda will continue until they restructure and allow other Nigeria to settle in their region like they do in Southewest, Southsouth, and the North.
@adekunleyussuf4259 Dr Charles Apoki, a Urhobo man lived in Aba for 13 years and has talked about his experience living in Igboland. It is people like you that act as if other tribes don't live in Igboland and are not being maltreated. Your comment is the exact boogie man narrative that many of you Yorubas use on Igbo people.
@gerardonochie3408 Igbos are the only ones with the progressive mindset because they flooded other parts of Nigeria to tradings. That gives them the accolade to say they have progressive mindset. I doubt! Igbos should learn from other tribes as there are a lot of Yorubas living in the North and other countries, and they hardly interfere in politics that goes on in their host states. As for the Igbos, they interfere with things that do not concern them. Lagos state is an example. Igbos should stay on their lane and not poke their nose on the politics of Southwestern states. It will surely burn their fingers.
@adekunleyussuf4259 You are bringing in lies again. Igbos that live in Lagos have the right to vote for any candidate on the ballot. You have a problem with that because you don't truly believe that Igbos should do any voting outside of Igboland. Just be direct & say it. The Oba of Lagos made threats against Igbos to vote for his candidate of choice. Yet, you Yorubas push "One Nigeria" but clearly don't believe in democracy. If this happened in the USA, Canada or the UK... you would be in the wrong.
It’s very easy to travel to Canada from UK ,maybe you should try focusing on UK or U.S either. Germany is good too it’s only the language barrier.
I’ve been living and working in LONDON now with my children and husband for the past 18 years and I’m not ready to leave because no where is safe.
It is only Jehovah God that is protecting his PEOPLE where ever they may be,I’m 🙏🏽 praying to Jehovah to keep protecting you and your family outside LONDON and I also pray 🙏🏽 to Jehovah to keep protection his people where ever they may be.
It is safer in your own country, State or home town than a foreign land
I have. Listened to your interesting story my advice is to lean on jesus christ of Nazareth and ask for God's divine direction and protection. Psalm 127. Always plead the blood of jesus upon your entire family and stand upon God's promises. It is well in Jesus name. AMEN
Yaaayyy Adaeze!!! I am from Ozubulu tooooo🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great video. There is unrest everywhere like you rightly stated. It shows we are in the end times. Jesus is the only way!
My sister, you're very beautiful, may God almighty bless your family.
Thank you for sharing!
Adaeze I have ur time today,I must watch this video to the end.
I love your talk so much, in USA the security is very tight , but even that things happen we are careful we mind our business, yes what you said is right home sweet home
Even with security being tight here in USA we still have alot of random shootings and attacks. There is a lot going on in the world! Prayers for safety for you and family.❤I personally am trying to move to Nigeria. 😊
Is fine. We all are praying
We pray for God protections always
In life, Noth is permanent. Unfortunately, some people would remind you what you said five years ago, when you have changed and your needs have changed. I never thought that I would be living the life i am living now. I have been living a nomadic life since 2020. I was living in Canada, then moved to the US , then moved back to Canada, now live in Mexico. I am about to move to Portugal in two months. From Portugal, I want to travel through Europe, maybe live in Italy for three months, Portugal for six ( I have to because of the residency), then spend one month in Africa, one month in Asia, and one month in South America. I have already been to 12 countries in Africa. I would like keeps visiting Africa. I just came from a trio in Asia, where I visited 7 countries. That gave me the desire to keep visiting Asia. My goal is to live in two different countries for 9 months, then travel for 3 months in other countries. I don't see myself living in one country for now. I don't say never, but my need now is to live in two countries and travel a couple of months in between.
Yes living in a small place in that Lagos 🍀no matter how rich you are . Its okay .no matter how rich you are .
I am not a Nigerian but I am guessing that based on the % of businesses in Nigeria owned by Igbos, if they leave the economy of Nigeria will drop significantly.
Can you explain more on this I don’t understand
@@giftysworld7391 Igbos are a very enterprising people and that is the undisputed truth. They hire many people and if they all decide to vacate Nigeria, you would have new problems of unemployed people.
You are Nigerian but trying to disguise. Stop the cap😂
@@Dee___.. like, you're not Nigerian but you know the % of business owned by Igbos.
Why are you people attacking the person. You can ad well read and pass. After all it's the truth whether you accept it or not 🤷🤷🤷
Shebi last year December they have trolled igbos of not having homes in their homelands. Most of the big boys travelled and started showing off their houses in their homelands. Someone went to Lagos and saw how dry the place was, because a large percentage of the igbos has travelled and he made a post on Twitter now X about it.
Let's just learn to live in peace, and avoid the unnecessary rancour when we hear about another tribe we fly out like someone is chasing us, yet we want things to work in our country?
Peace and disunity can't exist in one place nevuuuuuuuur, the earlier we realize it, the better for us. Thank you ❤❤❤
I have come to the realization that it is only God that protects ❤
The key thing is to be led of God wherever you are or go. ....The arm of flesh will always fail you
Am n London east London Walthamstow they riot 5 minutes away from my house but it was peaceful
They thought 💭 they would be safe in the village 😅.. but the village was 🥵 hot!
May God protect us all ❤
Safe travels no matter where u go ❤
In Nigeria I cannot be watching NTA and some other local news stations because the lies and deceit they dish out are so depressing and demoralising. The only local station I sometimes watch is Arise.
*I meant I cannot be caught watching
Oga it's a government funded station what do you expect them to do? Be anti government, do BBC not do the same ? Be calming down.
@@akinawojobi2789No dear I said what I said because I know what I mean. Battling an external enemy is easier than battling the enemy within. I can never and will not watch NTA NEWS. Like Adaeze said, I would rather watch American/foreign news. NTA very disheartening.
@ezeikeracheal8767 your choice sir. Even American TV is the same cnn nbc Democrats, fox republicans pbs government all na packaging. It's the same everywhere They all cater to taste sir. Even racist one.
Its the same everywhere...CNN and the likes are worseee😂😂😂
My man doesn't understand when I tell him he is lucky to be born in his country😂. Nigeria have made us see unrest in foreign countries as a small thing. I mean it's not easy at all. I keep saying Nigerians are the strongest in the world not just physically but mentally cause if it's other nationals born in Nigeria they would have gone gaga.
Good to see you Again Ada ❤❤❤ it is well with us all my beloved sister. I hopefully believe GOD that your beautiful family are also doing great ❤❤🎉🎉 I wish you all the best IN JESUS CHRIST MIGHTY NAME AMEN and AMEN 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Only our hope in God can sustain us these last days no matter where we are located! God bless you richly!
Adaeze, do you know immediately igbos start living Lagos, the move some securities to start kidnapping, killing,so that some people will stay back in that unconducive environment. Some politicians are involved.
May God protect us
@Adaeze - You are wrong. Nigeria is not a country or "our country". That is what I find very puzzling about many Nigerians who were born and bred and did not leave Nigeria until their late 20s or 30s. There is a saying "A people suffer for lack of knowledge". Your husband is right no where is safe but "A person is more likely to defend their home than defend themselves in a foreign land". Trust me UK is even safe these days spare a thought for what things may have been like in the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s even 1990s'.