African Village life in Western Bahr El Ghazal 🇸🇸 🇸🇸

[@raymonddavies6094]

Amazing content African Nyako.

[@صلاحمحمدالفضل]

Beautiful village

[@lahyamalakia]

One Africa One Nation

[@emilfalck5470]

❤️🤗you guys are beautiful people

[@EbenyMukanhairi]

Sadza nederere , 😋 yummy

[@anho7963]

Nice video l like❤❤❤thank you my friend for sharing ❤❤❤watching and support ❤❤❤l am from Vietnam

[@modrikisadopted6337]

Beautiful people in a wonderful world. I will like to visit these people someday and eat their food.You kept your way of life despite all the horrible effort of some oppressors w saw in media for years. Th lafta is clean. god bless and prosper this nation in Jesus name, amen.

[@eliayel3089]

Amen. Thank you so much ❤

[@bladimirmezu1174]

Mujeres trabajadoras africanas. Las amo 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@johnnashid3580]

Very good, the young people are very impressive. We need to bring our young people to Africa so they can learn the meaning of hard work.

[@AnserCh-q2g]

❤❤❤

[@SarithaSalakula]

Super🎉

[@orevalois8749]

Your language sounds so beautiful.

[@AndrzejKuczynski-q2n]

I'm from Mayfield road Muchamad yusyf❤❤

[@husrevakkaya-lp9vq]

❤❤❤❤❤afiyet olsun

[@صلاحمحمدالفضل]

North and South Sudan one nation in two countries.

[@OmarOmar-sx3ph]

this village looks like yours in Uganda. I see the even people look similar in terms of character. wish you good life in s Sudan

[@giuseppegumina5576]

Video Very Beautiful thank You Lady ❤

[@romanaabo3664]

Very nice

[@jagadeanderson]

I'M all gods messenger my hand on your souls is me to all souls 4:00

[@johnnywalker5288]

Are you really married show us the husband. Are u living there show us the new home ❤❤❤

[@خالدعلي-د5ف2ك]

Hello South Sudan How are you all I love you

[@RubinTyson-po5pn]

Love you my queen let's see if you love me or remember me 😅it the like

[@everlinealusa]

What type of beans are you making?

[@riccardo9611]

Huge Africa.

[@JackDaniels-c2l]

Hallo ich grüße dich aus Hamburg 🎉❤C.C ❤

[@okumuokelo4494]

Which tribe is that... I can hear 'cham, nyon piny'? To mean 'Eat, Sit down'.

[@Duluek]

Dinka language

[@eliayel3089]

It's Dinka tribe, dinka language. And yes piny means down

[@eliayel3089]

Yeah, nyuoch piny means sit down

[@FromNothing]

I always wonder why it's so uncommon to see tables or anything used throughout African societies. Like most of the time I see stuff just layed out on the ground. Alot of bending and crouching. The doorways are usually low too and the hoes tend to have short handles so you have to bend over as you til your field. Is there some reason for this that I'm not aware of?

[@PhillitusMashamaite]

Is there a nearer for those children

[@ХерасимТургениев]

Вот так, на лохах делают мани. За просмотр контента + для них- же экзотический туризм.

[@meshackogutu5433]

Are they Luos of south Sudan. Am a luo of Kenya

[@eliayel3089]

They are Dinka tribe

[@AndrzejKuczynski-q2n]

Assalamum waleykum Nani I'm missing soo match going to yours centre's with main traders and sisters I'm don't now witch why going yours make birivolss and diamonds wey in may wey I'm Nevada bivo don't coming in yours pantry to visiting I'm missing school main brain his loose work old de tails I'm thinking I'm won't too going voor collar years to peting ❤❤❤❤❤ yours country's I'm soo wory about main families and sisters

[@jeanLance-b7p]

NO' COMMETS, GOD' HELP YOUR CHILDREN AND ALL AREAS HOME, FOOD, EDUCATION 🙏🏼,

[@jeanLance-b7p]

THEY DONT EAT ENOUGH, NEED OWN BOWEL,,

[@FurFreeFuture]

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