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In this Alux.com video we will be answering the following questions:
What are five interesting facts about Nigeria?
What is a interesting fact about Nigeria?
What is Nigeria known for?
How old is the country Nigeria?
What is Nigeria famous food?
Is Nigeria a beautiful country?
What are the three major culture in Nigeria?
What are some Nigerian traditions?
What are the important of culture in Nigeria?
What are the cultural values in Nigeria?
What is the main culture in Nigeria?
What is Nigeria best known for?
What are the 4 types of culture?
Which culture is the best in Nigeria?
What are the 3 types of culture?
What are some examples of Igbo customs and traditions?
What is family life like in Nigeria?
What is unique about Nigeria?
What are the values of Nigeria?
What are the three important of culture?
How dangerous is Nigeria?
What language is mostly spoken in Nigeria?
Why is Nigeria important to the world?
Why is Nigeria called Nigeria?
What makes you a Nigerian?
What is Nigeria known for producing?
What animals live in Nigeria?
Which country is the super power in Africa?
What is Nigeria most famous for?
What is special about Nigeria?
Why is Nigeria the most important country in Africa?
What is the poorest country in Africa?
What is the weakest country in Africa?
Is Nigeria a beautiful country?
Is Nigeria a safe country?
Is Nigeria still the giant of Africa?
Why is Nigeria the giant of Africa?
What is Nigeria called in the world?
What was Nigeria called before Nigeria?
Is Nigeria a future superpower?
Is Nigeria military powerful?
Is Nigeria a first world country?
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Nigerians are the most optimistic people
01:37 - Nigerians have a long history of being industrious and entrepreneurial
02:36 - Nigeria has a lot of languages
03:48 - Nigeria may have gone to America way ahead of Columbus
04:33 - Cool Runnings Africa happened in Nigeria
05:22 - Florida’s palms are from Nigeria
05:33 - Nollywood is the 2nd largest film maker
06:49 - Nigeria contends in the space race
07:52 - Nigeria wins at twins
08:53 - Comot for road Oprah, Nigeria is coming through
09:46 - Nigeria is an important natural wonder
10:28 - Ifa Religion was spread from Nigeria
11:14 - A Nigerian was the first Sub-Saharan African recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature
11:56 - You can thank Nigeria for the scarf dress
12:30 - Nigeria is the home of Afrobeats
13:33 - Question
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[@alux]

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[@oliviajames2013]

It's Ile ife... Not ife ife.. nice one though

[@QuadSelects]

Abeg your pidgin dey choke 😂

[@osazebienose3036]

'Pepper don rest'

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

I have a colleague from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@kachiodimegwu7407]

You are yet to tell us what we didn't know about Nigeria.

[@sianoikimari]

I’m Kenyan and I’ll say Nigerians are the most humorous people I know! They make me laugh always. Love spending time with them.

[@knix9014]

thank you madmuzel 4 za compliment

[@amandaeguale1641]

We love you ❤️

[@davetv4705]

I love Kenyans too.

[@yourfavoriteafricanauntyyo2685]

❣️❣️seiyanoi

[@ninasky6767]

we love you too baby girl.

[@impactnetwork6097]

Omorrr.....All my Nigerian peeps assemble here oooooo. We on ALUX!!!!! YEAHHHHH!!! We Nigerians and we proudly proud of that!!!! Who else commented b4 watching🤑🤑🥳🥳🥳🥳🤑🤑🥳🥳🥳🤑🤣😂😅😅😅😅😂🤑🤠🤑🤑🤑

[@mr.guzwee7695]

I hail o!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@Trustiieee]

Lol

[@insight1239]

we know how we do it

[@zik9938]

Na we get am!

[@baskingtantana2116]

Nigerians, assemble!! (captain Amarica's voice)

[@sueludge2261]

Visited last year. Nigerians are the friendliest & happiest people I know. Loved the country & can't wait to go back. Missing my adopted Nigerian family🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@larawealth6437]

Thank you mama we love u ❣️😚❣️

[@Tojoj22]

🥰

[@AnointedSage]

Your always welcomed back😊

[@darkcyborgsuperman9521]

Well I prefer Botswana,it's a better country than Nigeria.

[@oluwadamilola6233]

Huh

[@graceorshio8962]

This brought tears to my eyes. As a Nigerian, it's refreshing to see an entirely positive video about Nigeria!

[@afrikanheritage99]

Me too.

[@josephsdaughter]

A tell u..we suppose promote dis alux well well oh..dey no fall our hand

[@akunna6338]

@@Avanguard4128 Abeg park well.... Are you people not tired of hearing gloomy tales?

[@Ayee1998]

@@Avanguard4128 A heart full of hate sees no good in target of hate. Keep your gloomy tales to yourself and get feed with it.

[@mcdeez_treatz4984]

I dey tell you o

[@agberodongetinternet8651]

as a Nigerian who's been watching the billionaires channel for years, this made me really happy. western media always like to portray African countries as war-torn and plagued with diseases even though I've never seen a person shot my entire life, I don't think many Americans can say that.

[@davisholman6518]

Trust me, most of America is not that bad either! There are so many news outlets today, that they have cut throat competition. Media will show as much evil/drama in order to get your attention. I have never seen someone shot & the neighborhoods in most of America are good places for the most part.

[@paulj8726]

Are you f’ng kidding me. Keep lying to yourself. I agree that Naija is entrepreneurial, intelligent, and hardworking. But where is the rule of law? You can’t get nothing done without greasing the skids. The government is corrupt Evrybody wants their ten percent. There’s an implicit caste system. I could go on, and on, and on. C’mon man...

[@tinashepikasso8981]

so true, i am also happy for you guys. from zimbabwe

[@zik9938]

@@paulj8726 I agree, two things can be true at once. The Western world almost never portrays the beautiful and positive side of Nigeria, but still, most of my friends dey japa because Naija can also be very ugly.

[@haziri5118]

@@zik9938 yoo I'm Nigerian-American currently living in US. I agree I japad😂😂

[@radhakrishnaputri6071]

Love Nigeria from India... Asia and Africa rise again history repeating. 🇮🇳🇳🇬

[@amandaeguale1641]

We love you too ❤️

[@theotosinafolayan1314]

Namaste. Yes we will arise

[@radhakrishnaputri6071]

@@amandaeguale1641 love you too. 🤗

[@radhakrishnaputri6071]

@@theotosinafolayan1314 yes love....😍

[@oyebimpeakere7822]

Nice video

[@joan_007]

With all the local slangs that this lady has said, I can testify solidly that she researched so well. She did not just use Google, she mingled we the people too. We are so proud of you.🙂

[@carpaeducation]

Did I just hear "bone that thing" and "fall my hand", and "poor sand for garri". I went back to check if this was the real Alux Channel. Wow. Watching this video was an unforgettable experience. Thank you!.

[@alux]

You're welcome! Please share it with your friends!

[@nauticdixons]

What of "Oprah, comot from road" I die wake up 🤣

[@val_csb630]

E burst my head my guy

[@josephsdaughter]

Shocking..but alux did the research with the exclamation comments .lol..dem try no be small! Alux,una wedon eh

[@ostayzy]

@@nauticdixons 😂😂😂

[@sonalinaiya7529]

Just wanted to let the nigerians know that we indians love u guys❤💗

[@mustafaabdulkadir7704]

We love you guys too❤️🤩

[@peteretenung5011]

Love you all too

[@mayordmxtv4726]

Thanks so very much we love you guys to.

[@daviddein241]

Awwnnn.... Isn't that lovely?

[@alexandernnaemeka]

That is going to be hard to believe but thank you!

[@chrisnwanze]

Nigerian here, born and raised. I have lived in the uk and now in the US for over 7 years and all I have seen and heard from international media are all the bad things that plague Nigeria. This was so refreshing to watch. it brought tears to my eyes and reminded me once more why we love this unique place, our motherland.

[@Jianglong37]

The news sensationalizes things. It is not the most credible place to get a fair view of countries outside of the Western World. Perhaps the 70% of Americans who do not have a passport never got one because they are scared to leave their country.

[@daviddein241]

Me too... It really got to me so positively

[@rachel3165]

@@Jianglong37 yeah american news is so not credible anymore...

[@danielattah1836]

🥺🥺

[@eugeneoghenechoja4828]

My brother, the media sha, though if we had good leaders the stories would've been way different.

[@ousman997]

From The Gambia 🇬🇲, my close neighbors are just too good at business.. shout-out to them.

[@TriniCrew]

i am not even Nigerian and I could hear her genuine love for the country in her voice!

[@funkeraji4133]

abi o

[@asimiyulekan5872]

Walahi she Dey speak pigin English 😂😂😂

[@gohom1664]

Yeah that's true.

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

Yesoo

[@rodneyoben4465]

I'm a Cameroonian, and I agree with most of these points. Shout out to you, Nigerians👏

[@amandaeguale1641]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@justmagaji]

❤️❤️

[@timothyosadiaye2039]

Shout out to you too my friend, I just hope the French Cameroonians could be more humble,and behave like real humans

[@davetv4705]

Shout out to you too!

[@Ellesappellejejeje]

As a Cameroonian, I second this. For real for real, we cameroon could use some of their qualities.

[@akoughsaadatu299]

Proudly Nigerian. No matter what we are going through now, I certainly know that we will come out better and stronger❤️❤️. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@ikayosariemen7760]

Amen amen amen in Jesus name amen

[@justmagaji]

Ameen

Thank you for noting that sis. That's why Naija no dey carry las!

[@chairmanone1377]

Who's care, if not Nigeria na where?

[@zexer_ity]

Love from INDIA 🇮🇳 mate.

[@zhaya_gallery]

I'm Nigerian from Kano. When I saw the thumbnail. I was like, OK it is going to be about conflict. Turn out it is positivity packed!

[@ninawestlake14]

They are indeed very optimistic. Dated a nigerian once and he taught me a few great life lessons and another thinb is that most nigerian men take very good care of their women🤩🤗

[@amandaeguale1641]

100%

[@lamingogarden3872]

Hope he made isiewu for you oo

[@salamatusawyer1370]

That's true. Am dating one now and he changed my love life and he's very supportive towards education, I wish he marry me, he's the best I ever had, am a Sierra leonean but I love Nigerians based on my experience with them

[@ninawestlake14]

@@salamatusawyer1370 Hmmm. Sounds great. Best wishes😇

[@amandaeguale1641]

Yes the men take good care of their women

[@rhapsodyofrealitiesai]

This video made me so emotional. I’m originally from Ghana but was born in Nigeria and I’m a proud one.

[@amandaeguale1641]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@yusufbola356]

❤❤❤❤

[@davetv4705]

You are our citizen now.

[@chairmanone1377]

Hey! Stop tolkien nosecs you are not a Ghanaian ok we don't need you go to Nigeria

[@applesauce1368]

@@chairmanone1377 What's wrong with you though?

[@QuadSelects]

As Nigerians we can find a silver lining in every dark cloud that's why we are always happy ☺️

[@siddhant8430]

Black people always need white savior

[@QuadSelects]

No we don't

[@coderblip8435]

@@siddhant8430 who tf is this

[@kikilicious99]

@@coderblip8435 An unhappy troll.

[@KP-hs9sg]

@@siddhant8430 fuck here is the scammer

[@noroshut1082]

You forgot another point; Nigerians are the most intelligent people overseas.

[@masturah711]

There's no lie in that👏🏾

[@trustroy3799]

Worddddd

[@momoririabioye2534]

FACT!

[@real_abiola]

But not on the continent?

[@joya1657]

I would say most Educated

[@gloriaUgwuokeTv]

It's the "comot for road Oprah" For me😂😂😂😂😂 Alux is something else.

[@malavikapramod441]

I have a Nigerian friend she is a very sweet person and her smile is very beautiful Lots of love to Nigeria

[@uchechukwumarkokereke1721]

The moment she used the phrase, "fall your hand", I was like, "yhup, this is going to be a good one!". 😅😂

[@essyxfreshness4gud]

😂😂😂😂

[@FOH45]

🤣🤣🤣

[@razrsliq7623]

factss

[@karunwisamuel5047]

I know righttttttt

[@layorhskye7492]

Swrssss

[@emmanuelideh2054]

I was genuinely impressed with this piece. Most of the points were accurate, and they portrayed Nigeria in a good light, despite our many other short comings. Thanks Alux.

[@wadericky513]

Am a Cameroonian, but I’ve grown up with so many Nigerian friends! Thanks Alux for honoring this neighboring country of ours

[@udokachukwunonyelu273]

I love Cameroonians... I have many of my relatives living in Cameroon

[@ejikejames9749]

You forgot to add Nigerians in US are the most successful group of people in the US, yeah u read that right, google ain't far, u also forgot to add that it's a Nigerian family in the UK that's the most intelligent family, so many facts about 🇳🇬

[@redhot663]

Yes also here in the UK Nigerians are always top of the list in academic achievement and success in most industries

[@sweetlemonade6925]

Don't forget about the UK! Nigerians in the UK are at the top too.

[@Capriii-Sun]

Nigerians are the mostly successful immigrant group in the world. Not just U.S and U.K

[@justjackiie]

Yes, I’ve heard the most successful groups in the US are Nigerian, Chinese and Jewish. Not sure what the actual positioning is though. I’m sure it changes every couple of years.

[@rampage4695]

Asians be like:Nice joke

[@phanzy3983]

As a Nigerian, I’ll definitely watch this over and over again!!!

[@siddhant8430]

Black people always need white savior

[@ashleyware8396]

I can't wait to see your country in person fingers crossed I'll be able to visit in January next year

[@phanzy3983]

@@siddhant8430Your level of ignorance and stupidity radiates allover you. Save your self first white savior 😹

[@phanzy3983]

The pronunciations are not bad I wasn’t expecting to be that good. Grate content thank you alux!!

[@phanzy3983]

@@ashleyware8396 You I’d love it I promise you

[@ronaldjustice5747]

I’m a Cameroonian Nigerian living in Cameroon. I’m very proud to see such, I lack words to express myself though I don’t have a family in Nigeria I would have love to visit all the time. Nigeria is leading in Africa. God bless Nigeria.

[@shady4377]

Tell me whenever you are ready to visit

[@meyokkob458]

I’m 28% Nigerian and 24% Cameroon 15% Mali the rest English

[@xeightysix563]

Born and bred in Ibadan.. spent my earlier years in Lagos, Ife… relocated to USA when I was 20… took my wife to Nigeria and spent 6 weeks in Igbo Ora.. for an holiday, call it superstitious or anything you like but we are proud parents to a set of twins. I desired twins and so is my wife, that 6weeks holiday remains an experience I will never forget, I wish KZbin users can share pictures on posts, I would have love to show the world my kids and the mystery of Igbo Ora when it comes to twins

[@JanJan-pq4im]

Wow! Maybe start a KZbin channel. It will be very interesting to see the pics.

[@o.t9358]

Something in the water?🤔😂

[@brakemilinus7790]

Proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 😂😂😂 The pidgin is mad

[@davidugbaje5387]

Nigeria is leading in African MOVIE INDUSTRY, AND MUSIC INDUSTRY.

[@adetunjioshoniyi2851]

She is lying to you

[@iminyomommy7889]

wait i thought it was south africa

[@promisebethel2226]

@@iminyomommy7889 south Africa is the second why nollywood is the first

[@jnels2007]

This made me extremely happy. Through the African Ancestry test, I found that my ancestor, the woman who was enslaved and brought to what is now North Carolina, was a Fulani/Kanuri woman in what is now Northern Nigeria. It’s great to learn where my family descended from finally, and for it to be Nigeria is amazing

[@amandaeguale1641]

We are glad you are part of us , we love you 😍

[@yusufbola356]

Welcome home bro.

[@jnels2007]

@@amandaeguale1641 and all of us in America love you all!

[@jnels2007]

@@yusufbola356 thank you so much! While I call California home, Nigeria will forever be the MOTHERLAND

[@randomuser5829]

@@jnels2007 welcome 💜

[@BlackConspiracyTVBADTV]

The fact that Nigeria is listed here confirms what I have been telling people for years. Some of the smartest most hardworking people I have ever met are from Nigeria. I visited Lagos and one of the surrounding villages in 2011. Since then, I have watched as the country has grown by leaps and bounds. Most people have no idea that Nigeria is full of immense wealth. The beautiful and natural resources in that nation are beyond what the average person could comprehend because the media only paints Nigeria and many other African nations as impoverished and undereducated. People have sent their children to other nations to obtain their degrees. With all of the hate that seems to circulate the globe concerning Africans, those educated wealthy people are returning to their country of origin. The first-world nations of the globe need to understand how much they stand to lose if every Nigerian and Nigerian descendant decided it was time to pack up their things, return to the Motherland, and invest all their wealth and knowledge in Nigeria.

[@lordofabraxas4414]

Top tweet👍🏿👍🏿

[@TheImperfectReader]

It makes sense now. Just found out my ancestors are from this country. I wonder why I was so happy all the time!!

[@amandaeguale1641]

Awwww we are so happy that you are one of us and we love you, no matter what they say out there about us , we are happy people ❤️

[@esiemasealu8816]

Hahahaha. It's in our DNA

[@esiemasealu8816]

Hahahaha. It's in our DNA

[@yusufbola356]

Welcome home

[@savorlesscontent4685]

I saw a study that said that Nigerians have a gene that makes us happy it's called A allele/FAAH and this gene is responsible for stopping the degradation of anandamide. Anandamide is a substance that enhances sensory pleasure and reduces pain. So I guess it's in your DNA🤷🏽‍♀️

[@victorkolo5142]

Nigeria are the happiest people on earth cause even in pain we smile.....

[@siddhant8430]

Black people always need white savior

[@MrKrums-px9ht]

in suffering we crack jokes and catch cruise

[@world_changers]

👌🏼💯

[@KayKay69365]

It helps ease the pain

[@emmanuelgoodluck9013]

Omorhhhhhh e choke 😂🤣

[@niyiogunro]

Proud to be Nigerian, by 2023 we’re voting this man out and voting for a young man who will take us forward. Thanks Alux for being the only American media to paint us in a positive light❤️

[@juanisraelortiz]

It angers me that people like Matt Sharp go out of their way to build the narrative that Nigeria is some sort of hellhole. Just to inflate the ego of his illiterate audience. Thank you Alux for bringing these facts to light.

[@amandaeguale1641]

That is what people are using now against Nigeria , God bless Nigeria ❤️

[@homodeus8713]

As an African, and an aunt to a little Nigerian man, I would like to thank you for this. Nigerians are amazing.

[@amandaeguale1641]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@deiyor]

Auntiee 😁

[@Mustafa-yw7cl]

Number 1 should have been Nigerians hold their parents in high regards, I’ve known 12 Nigerian families, some Muslims some Christians and some believe in local religions and the one thing I’ve seen from all Nigerians is their respect for their parents.

[@Aboki1]

Respect is part of our culture😍

[@ringgame]

Lmao the discipline is top notch

[@umarhasans.7245]

Absolutely spot on!

[@sweetlemonade6925]

@@ringgame Spot on!

[@nalazhouse5185]

Truth

[@tundeadepoju7255]

As a Nigerian and fan of Alux - I am proud of my country 🇳🇬. God bless Nigeria

[@sageakporherhe783]

As a Nigerian hearing these slangs, it's just hilarious. 😂

[@thornyback]

Is nobody else bothered by how she pronounced Pidgin?

[@JanJan-pq4im]

@@thornyback Why should people be bothered by that? She is not a Nigerian.

[@oghenejivwe3605]

You did your research well... infact you probably got a Nigerian to help you out... By the way, I am proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@Blackjesus3]

Yoroba or Igbo?

[@KayKay69365]

@@Blackjesus3 does it matter abeg

[@oghenejivwe3605]

@@Blackjesus3 Urhobo

[@danielattah1836]

@@Blackjesus3 From his name, he's Niger-Deltan, like me🙂

[@danielattah1836]

@@oghenejivwe3605 yeah😁

[@edrayel]

I was surprised that you picked interest in Nigeria. We are a very unique blend and I am happy you took your time to explore and portray us in a balanced way.

[@WholisticRian]

The African Continent is beautiful ,it often gets bad press especially in the West due to economical purposes and hidden political agendas . I’m from Congo R.D.C, I have Nigerians friends and I’ve enjoyed this video a lot. Thanks Alux for this and for portraying the beautiful side of one of the most productive and powerful countries of my beloved continent.

[@amandaeguale1641]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@WholisticRian]

@@amandaeguale1641 ❤️

[@Decadancehallking]

Yup, a lot of people are gonna gag when they realize Africans took trips to the americas around the same times as the vikings 😆

[@NigerianBaller]

I currently live in Kano, Nigeria. I've been living here for the past 6 years now, I've been to Lagos, Abuja, Jigawa, Ilorin, Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Bauchi etc. Nigeria is a beautiful country with plenty of potential, we do have our problems yes, but living here you will develop an entire different mindset about the world, if you can make it in Nigeria, you can truly make it anywhere. Proud to be a Nigerian

[@DrMagnom]

Completely agree with this. Abeg visit some eastern states too. If anything, come chow our food

[@chiugom9675]

Nigerians here say aye! Was so happy to see this video. Loved the Western twist to the pidgin. Although our country is going through a tough time right now, I'm so proud to be Nigerian.

[@world_changers]

Aye!!! Omor we mount 💯

[@Al-Amin.A.Dangana]

Yes brother 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@techcorner2024]

Hi there. Watching from Uyo, Nigeria

[@KayKay69365]

Aye jo bro

[@maltokilyofas5753]

More than a tuff time

[@King_v900]

As a Nigerian, I felt love for my father land. And yea you guys are right when you say we are optimists. We believe that "one day e go beta".

[@akintoye-ilori]

You forgot about Burna Boy who recently won a grammy

[@knightingirl]

Everyone knows about Burna Boy

[@hershj.2497]

Been living there for 14 years and still trying to figure out HOW is this country still surviving ??🧐 It's a Blessed Nation for sure! 👍🏼 You are doing well 🙌🏼

[@FOH45]

if u wanna know how, look at the parties.. ull see how people manage to dance and smile regardless of what's going around

[@danielattah1836]

Our mindset is very different from that one of most countries. That's a superpower of sorts... I think things turn around very fast in the world. Nigeria is going to experience something like that in the coming decade

[@hershj.2497]

@@FOH45 Exactly my friend they continue to smile EVEN AFTER all the things that are going around!😰

[@hershj.2497]

@@danielattah1836 Oga no be just "different" it dey Unique! Is it not just "HOPE" that was inherited from last generation and is being passed down to the next one also? But I go still say Amen to your prayers 🙌🏼

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

Any country that has fought a civil war, survived many coups and counter coups, dictatorships like Nigeria has done in its 60 years of existence will survive anything. Many other countries would have collapsed long ago with all that but Naija is different; The main factor is the people, very resilient, optimistic, never giving up spirit, love of life as noted in this video

[@opeyemipraise6396]

As a Nigerian myself, I am impressed that this report is balanced. Nigeria will be one of the best nations to live, in our lifetime.

[@siddhant8430]

Black people always need white savior

[@darkcyborgsuperman9521]

That might include dark skinned Indians who also need white saviors.🧖🏽‍♂️

[@siddhant8430]

@@darkcyborgsuperman9521 we Indian don't play race for fame and money

[@anthonyokougbo7587]

@@siddhant8430 GOD FORBID SUCH MONUMENTAL MISFORTUNE! ALL OTHER RACES CANNOT EXIST WITHOUT PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT.

[@mayordmxtv4726]

Amen

[@Unplugg3d23]

On behalf of all Nigerians in the diaspora, we say thank you for a good job done. Cảm ơn bạn 🙆 💓

[@lawrenceomorodion6927]

Alux: have u ever been to Nigeria? Me: I have never left Nigeria!

[@lamingogarden3872]

Oya come eat eba and egusi soup oo

[@lawrenceomorodion6927]

@@lamingogarden3872 LMAO

[@lawrenceomorodion6927]

@@lamingogarden3872 LMAO

[@blessingomeh5408]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ayobamio]

😂😂

[@Daybreakhasme]

As a person who has recently found out that I was half Nigerian. This makes me so excited to visit!

[@lemononice7056]

You really should.. Going back to your roots will open a new dimension in your life... And you will definitely love Nigeria and Nigerians

[@Daybreakhasme]

@@lemononice7056 thank you for the encouragement!🤲🏾✌🏾

[@amandaeguale1641]

Awww we cherish you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@yusufbola356]

Pls come home. You are most welcome.

[@Olisehlisa]

Awww proud of you bro

[@dawneyekeen7773]

I'm Nigerian by marriage, and love many things about Nigeria. The culture of honor & respect... I hope this shall be preserve as an American. I was informed we use to have similar values but it's now lost.

[@yusufbola356]

You're welcome, our wife. May God bless your marriage. May the fruits of your womb be the leaders of this world.

[@dawneyekeen7773]

@@yusufbola356 Thank you!

[@genevieveadiegwu2587]

Hi, do you have a single brother?

[@amandaeguale1641]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dawneyekeen7773]

@@genevieveadiegwu2587 sorry, no I don't.

[@genevieveaningo7684]

Thank you for this promotion Proud to be a Nigerian

[@healthconsultant8755]

I'm a Nigerian. It's my first time viewing a social media channel promoting us

[@AsyDarlyn]

Less than 1 minute, I’ve heard “bone that thing” and “fall your hand”.... you have my attention.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@aaronzever4643]

As in ehn... I was thinking it’d be all negative and all

[@officialblessingoTvcooks]

😂🤣🤣

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

Omo this is so sweet weldone .

[@womanofgodinchrist]

I've visited Nigeria- Lagos State and Imo State. Very friendly people.

[@haziri5118]

Yoo me too, and my last name is Njoku 😂.

[@haziri5118]

@Enwelunta Obed I was born in US, I'm currently in US. I lived in Imo for 16yrs, visited lagos a couple of times🙂.

[@chukwunonsovalentine7142]

Thanks for coming we hope you come again

[@arnolddokubo7086]

I'm Nigerian and I'm impressed by the work done on this.👍🏽🇳🇬

[@jasminesabundance7309]

I’m not Nigerian but this is good informative stuff 🇳🇬

[@melanineyedoc]

For the very first time there's nothing about fraud. Thank you, Alux for this take on my country.

[@mwmankilik]

Very refreshing... We are Naija

[@umarhasans.7245]

...it still got a mention when discussing astronauts and fake mails 😉

[@aaronzever4643]

As in ehn

[@moddeyokafor]

Aswer...

[@cynthiaakagha5239]

Thank you for the video, Alux truly did researched about Nigeria. My fellow Nigerians let's raise our flag 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 one 🧡love keep us together.

[@morohunkejiidowu1603]

Love you 😂😂

[@lemononice7056]

Maddf

[@sweetlemonade6925]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@yusufbola356]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@RSA1507]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@sageakporherhe783]

Florida's palm trees are from Nigeria? 😱 Ok, now that's something I didn't know.

[@meyokkob458]

I never heard that where did you get that info

[@meyokkob458]

Wow coconut palm from Africa how cool

[@sageakporherhe783]

@@meyokkob458 lol, in the video!

[@mohammedbellonuhu6056]

Interesting things from Nigeria. I'm from Cameroon and I like Nigeria because of her well developed film and music industries.

[@omotayosatuyi252]

As a person that has Nigeria in my blood and goes there a lot I appreciate this video

[@kayboyo]

I knew you were the real thing since I started following Alux. And now a whole post dedicated to Nigeria? I'm a forever fan. 🇳🇬

[@muktarajibola4634]

As a Nigerian, there are some things i just learnt from this video. It brings tears to my eyes to know that we have so much potential we haven't used up yet. Thank you Alux for inspiring us.

[@tobynwoke4333]

I am Nigerian, and this makes me a happy and proud Aluxer.

[@et781]

I have a few students from Nigeria. Great students, great parents Education and respect is highly regarded in their homes, compared to some of my American students.

[@nautilosad6024]

You forgot to mention two out of the three UFC category champions are Nigerians, and the third came from Nigeria's neighbour to the east, Cameroon. A lot to be proud of as a Nigerian. A lot to worry about as well, but the people are resilient beyond measure.

[@damilolaowolabi6716]

Being a Nigerian i also learn a lot of things about my country. Thank you Alux, for teaching me a lot about my country, my school didnt bother to do

[@melissamonageng6635]

I remember back in the day when Nollywood movies were the most common DVDs in South Africa.

[@annieeooo6463]

Nigerian weddings are another topic for you all to cover. The events are so grand and the stories behind the cultures are so significant! Plus I heard that Yams cause the twining and helps improve fertility.

[@Rasheentaylor]

Recently did my ancestry history and found out I’m mostly Nigerian mixed with Congo African dna. 👏🏽💯

[@owolabiayooluwa3361]

We love youuuuuu

[@millerfedrick7254]

Come to Nigeria

[@chidumebiarukwe6436]

You’re American stick with that!

[@jnels2007]

Bro, do the African Ancestry test, itll go deeper and give you the tribe that you’re from. I recently did mine and it was the Fulani/Kanuri tribes in Nigeria. And the company is Black owned!

[@amandaeguale1641]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@winykukwa8152]

Much love nigerian ❤ 💙 I think Nigeria 🇳🇬 is the country that God blessed in the whole world 🌎 with everything 🙏 ❤ much love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@sabatoehi8429]

Thanks you dear, God bless you and Ghana

[@dotsovertonesinging]

It's "Ile Ife" lol. My boss asks why I am too optimistic.

[@techcorner2024]

One more fact. Every Nigerian has a sense of humor. We always find a reason to laugh about any situation. Even in the most sober mood, someone will crack a joke about it and we all laugh it off🤣🤣

[@ikayosariemen7760]

U are right 👉

[@RealGuild]

Very true lol

[@haremking7256]

🧢

[@alicemoh9225]

Nigerian humor is the best.

[@king56092]

And this Is also one of our greatest undoing

[@michaelomale1975]

Watching this and seeing comments from my fellow Naija people makes me smile... Just imagine how united we are on this platform.

[@osakachike15]

Am a Nigerian and am glad the western world appreciates our diversity and culture 🥰

[@descarteslaborde5595]

F the west

[@emperortv4669]

As a Nigerian, I could not be happier I found this. Thank YOU for making my day.

[@mustafaabdulkadir7704]

I pledge to Nigeria my country and I’m proud to be a Nigerian🇳🇬

[@siddhant8430]

Black people always need white savior

[@darkcyborgsuperman9521]

Does that include south indians,who are darker skinned than some black people? 🤣

[@hellojellow6478]

My brother I think you are really blind , and if you are not you are really shameless to say that out loud, when we all know that as of now Nigeria is not ok. Nigeria is a multi-ethnic mess as of now because with a population of over 201 million, there are a lot of tribes and communities that don't have anything in common so they don't get along with each other ,thus causing wars. Many states in Nigeria today would like to separate and form an independent nation of their own , but obviously the system created by the European countries and the USA to extort mineral resources and oil in a cheap way ,wouldn't allow that so they promote the never ending wars providing them with arms and putting corrupted leaders in power. As I said at the beginning you are clearly blind or unintelligent to say that you are glad to be a Nigerian or for that matter African

[@mustafaabdulkadir7704]

@@hellojellow6478 it is you that it is blind and I’m not shameless you don’t know anything you’re just expressing hatred and jealousy here Nigeria returned to democracy just shy over 22years ago the United States are now over 244 years in practicing democracy so compare the numbers you’ll understand and if not that you’re stupid should I say I’m not proud of my country just because of instability? You’re not in your senses and not a patriotic citizen at all ohh wait which country do you belong to that you’ll question mine? I’m proud of Nigeria it’s only fools and stupid people that are not proud of their origin and next time before you talk please connect your mouth with your brains or rather don’t type anyhow contact your brains before doing so!!!

[@siddhant8430]

@@darkcyborgsuperman9521 it's about the race

[@GyamfiBediako]

The best part I love about Nigeria is their strong faith in God... I live in a town called Kasoa in Ghana, with many Nigerians... on Sunday morning, as early as 6am... you'll see Nigerian young men going to church... Sincerely... I really love Nigeria and admire Nigerians a lot...

[@phanzy3983]

True. Nigerias are really religious.

[@KayKay69365]

We religious die 😂

[@dipoajax]

You seem to be mistaking Nigerians' religiousness for godliness. Please don't because both are not the same thing. When it comes to Nigerians' religiousness, it's a case of chicken and egg, which comes first. They are either religious because they feel despondent about their Nation's hapless socioeconomic debacle and they need some higher powers to lean on. Or their dependence on some higher powers somewhere to come to their aid while they do nothing to deliberately change their country's situation is the reason why the rot persists.

[@dipoajax]

Isn't it ironic that the country that are not religious are prospering while the ones that are very religious (e.g. Nigeria) are in a stinking rot.

[@dipoajax]

Of what use is the Nigerian religiousness when it doesn't add value to their lives?

[@akonwiegastongaston6397]

When she said, "Hope we don't fall your hand" That's when I knew a Naija man is involved.

[@ayomideobajoko3804]

As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, this is cool

[@sherrela-nay]

I absolutely love Nigeria!! I had the time of my life in May of 2021. The food, the music, the culture, the night life, the people. It was an overall great experience. Can't wait to go back in December of 2021!

[@KayKay69365]

Best time to be in Nigeria. You will definitely have a better time

[@comedianfabulousandhimself8000]

Please try visit Warri Nigeria, make you see well well, you go belle full 😂😂😂

[@eugeneoghenechoja4828]

You can post your money on that. We love to enjoy little things alot and "if you hold your side" trust me you'll love it so much.

[@amandaeguale1641]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@yungweedaofficialvevo7807]

Even as a Nigerian I did not know that Nigeria is in the space race

[@nkwachukwunwafor]

Smiles, especially after it was reported that the satellites are still functioning by the "Grace of God"

[@Asafo_Kofi_The_1st]

Probably because we have too long allowed others outside of Africa to write and tell our stories. More so, almost everything on the continent becomes political when told.

[@lalunaraggio31]

Which race ? 🤣 abeg make una getat!

[@ejirogheneenumeru2341]

@@nkwachukwunwafor omo that news flip my brains mehn!

[@nkwachukwunwafor]

@@ejirogheneenumeru2341 😂😂

[@endonianthony2048]

The home of Afrobeats 🔥. Hell yeah

[@favourabiri4467]

As a Nigerian this makes me so happy! I don’t normally hear a lot of positive things about my country

[@deionbexby]

As a Nigerian the pidgin off me I no go lie🤣🤣🤣

[@QuadSelects]

I swear e choke 😂😂😂

[@deionbexby]

@@QuadSelects my brother e restrict air flow🤣🤣🤣

[@wandooayabam1406]

😂😂

[@Oshatrends]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@world_changers]

Omor ar off 2 oo 😀🙂😀 But they try

[@babatundeidowu7005]

Wow! As an Aluxer and Nigerian, I want to specially express my gratitude for this amazing promotion of my country. It's soul lifting. At least, our cantankerous Minister of Information will no longer view every publication on line from foreign media a geared towards bringing the administration down. Thanks Alux.

[@owso_]

As a Nigerian, it is amazing to see how appreciative and positive the world see us and this is me talking from experience, having lived and interacted with people from different parts of the world. Even before watching this video, I always tell everyone, Nigerians are the happiest, fun and most hardworking people on the face of the earth. Awesome work Alux!

[@abdulrahmanabdullahi605]

This came in at a time when the world looks down on us....so happy, thanks alux

[@nontandongidi9613]

I love Nigeria. I have been there a few times. Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt etc... I have visited a few states in the country. This video was informative... i didn't know that Nigeria is on the space race.well done... As a fellow African. I am very proud of the things Nigeria has achieved

[@nwankwoonyeka3110]

"BONE THAT THING" Alux I never saw that saw that coming ALUX UNA TOO CORRECT JOOR N YOU'RE DOING WELL

[@danielattah1836]

😁their head dey there!

[@webbedtrader]

Aswr guy I shock 😅😅

[@yourmoneyface316]

Alux shock you abi🔥🔥🔥

[@webbedtrader]

@@yourmoneyface316 ahswerr

[@princewillmadugba]

E burst ma head

[@YomiBayoEgunbiyi]

I am Nigerian and I absolutely love this, y'all even included Nigerian slangs

[@EmmanuelZever]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Nigeria to the World (Giant of Africa) Thank you Alux ♥️♥️♥️

[@ezekielumesi8210]

Greetings from Port Harcourt, Nigeria

[@israeladegbulugbe5547]

Greetings from Ibadan, Nigeria

[@wurdig9224]

Portharcourt ✌️

[@chidiezeonyebuchi1266]

wow the fact that this video was made. respect. Naija no dey carry last!!

[@aaronzever4643]

At all

[@angelbsetumo6895]

🙌🏽🙌🏽 Naija no dey carry last!!

[@veronicaebo935]

As a proud Nigerian, I thank you for the positive content. Of course, I am sure you are well aware that Nigerians, in general, are very hospitable to foreigners, they have a strong sense of family, faithfully religious, confident, hardworking, value higher education, highly intelligent, competitive, well travelled, enjoy current affairs and finally, right up your alley, they enjoy the finer things in life.... the lux life!