What Zimbabweans Think of Nigerians will surprise you!!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

What do you know/think of Nigeria/ Nigerians? What Kenyans🇰🇪think of Nigerians🇳🇬: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnLSapqYbqudqtE

[@ashestyy]

Which camera set and microphones do you use?? @AFRICAN TIGRESS

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@ashestyy rode wireless go 2

[@RealZanzi]

There is no difference between the Zimbabwean people and Nigerians, they are like family, both are black Afrikan people. The borders should be remove immediately! Europe is united, North America is united, Asia is united, so why not Afrika?

[@daddyg.o9579]

@@RealZanzi I hear you loud and clear!

[@samiroanya4085]

@@RealZanzi europe neither asia or north america re united. both continents have countires individually fighting eachother unless ur referring to the border

[@nyashamapungwana8094]

I am a Zimbabwean staying in Nigeria for the last 8 years. Believe me; if I remain poor, its my choice. Have learnt so much from these guys, and with them there is no limit to what and who you can be!! They keep going forward 👍👍

[@femijulopeters9895]

Wow...that's quite lovely to know bro...thanks for your sweet words.

[@xnazzyphyn_x]

Hmmm you touch my heart bro,

[@africanday7337]

I think it's same everywhere; once you leave your comfort zone you'll be obliged to do things you're reluctant to do at home. Yes, being poor in such situation is a choice bcuz your desire to succeed becomes unsurmountable

[@kinguche9208]

Nice one 💯

[@ryanjeremy8640]

@@africanday7337 his point is about what he learnt from Nigerians bro. You are stating something different

[@funnyfun7040]

We don't get positive reviews so much.. but the little we get, we hold on to it... Thank you Zimbabwe🙏🏾

[@Nooroodin84]

Ikr...I was surprised. Zimbabweans are nice people.

[@saintmichael3629]

If only some unpatriotic Nigerians should watch this video and learn to stop talking bad about their country. Nigeria is great and will always be great no matter the obstacles they are passing through for now.

[@Nash0303]

Even my grandparents have good opinions of Nigerians

[@jaiyaalexandra144]

Every place has positive and negative things, you shouldn't feel bad at all.

[@Syx.nenye123]

Proudly Zimbabwean and married to a Nigerian for 18yrs couldn't have had it better, naija people are just so loving and proud to be associated with them and I have learnt a lot from them

[@ngoziokafor2648]

Awww!💕💕

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

Thank you so much our in law

[@aladesanwaisaiah4962]

Wow.

[@averagecasual4801]

Are you sure you didn't get kidnapped

[@Syx.nenye123]

@@averagecasual4801 kidnapped by who it was purely a beautiful personal choice that I don't regret will do it again and again😀

[@oluwadamilola6233]

As a Nigerian I'm just out here admiring the environment based on this video, Zimbabwe is beautiful and organized... love from Nigeria

[@okechukwulivinus3772]

Yes Zimbabwe is well constructed very friendly people

[@oluwafemitoyinbo2941]

Very right you need to visit to appreciate the beauty especially the purple sky of jacaranda trees of the summer.

[@samtislorh8529]

Must definitely visit

[@pepstores174]

can you believe that when Nigeria played against Zimbabwe at an Africa cup qualifier that most Zimbabweans didnt go to support their national team but to watch how Okocha was going to dribble the Zimbabweans and the kept cheering him all the way.....watch that game if you can

[@thedaviddaudu]

I felt really emotional watching this. The thoughts of Zimbabweans towards us is so heartwarming. I promise to give the next Zimbabwean I meet a very big hug.

[@philmutonhodza7899]

I am here in Abuja my brother. A Zimbabwean in Nigeria

[@doc_matox]

😂😂😂😂

[@Obislyrics]

@@philmutonhodza7899 Hello Phil you need a friend? I am in Abuja 😀😊

[@phillipanthony9906]

@@philmutonhodza7899 Nice Phil...if u like the nightlife i will invite you to PLAYHIlLTON this friday if you are up for it.

[@ominiekwe7241]

@@philmutonhodza7899 were in Abuja are you, am here too

[@omoticwarrior5768]

I think of Nigerians as the Extroverts of Africa. Very outgoing and innovative and very deep hearted pan-africanist. Funny people and DELICIOUS food 😋. Best Music in Africa, Loud (but in a good way), Creative Lifestyles, Interesting cultural diversity and history. And the best of all, never giving up no matter what. I think Nigeria if they got rid of their corruption they can actually become a first class country, but first I think Buhari has to be removed? 🧐

[@jchidabakyle2808]

very loud

[@Da_Champion]

Buhari is a demon that was sent to destroy the largest black country of the world

[@oluwalomejooda001]

@@Da_Champion Chop knuckle my guy. Might sound demeaning but blood and flesh have not revealed that to you. So let's befriend from now on no more fight ok? Together we are sending him back to hell by God´s grace. Oh yes, we can!

[@watchingthehawks355]

Buhari is not the problem of Nigeria.

[@omoticwarrior5768]

@@watchingthehawks355 then who is?

[@gadissat.gobena656]

I am an Ethiopian and have been living in Nigeria for a long time. Nigeria is a pride of Africa. I love Nigeria and Nigerians. God bless my Nigeria and Nigerians. Truly good people and great nation.

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

Thank you

[@afrikanheritage99]

Thank you so much our dear sibling. Sending so much hugs and love❤❤❤

[@topmusicsports62]

Thank you for the love. I had Ethiopians as friends in UAE. Lovely people I must say. I will visit Ethiopia some day soon.

[@fabianobinna2544]

And God bless Ethiopia and Ethiopians

[@femijulopeters9895]

We love you too 😘

[@cleophassande1460]

Am Zimbabwean living in UK i think Nigerians are most advanced Africans . They know how to look for money and are very intelligent. And i also like how are they proud of being Nigerians.

[@ipkingnet3549]

Yes sir!!

[@asenboris3414]

Indeed Nigerians are very proud and hardworking

[@Daizyonceagain]

Thank you. Blessings!!

[@sincerelylindiwe8461]

Yes me too 💗

[@afrikanheritage99]

Lol, very true bro. We also don't care about our accent. We don't give damn about what the Caucasians think about how we speak, while we proudly chairing the boardroom😂😂

[@abubakaropaluwa2939]

Shout out to my Zimbabwe family. As a Nigerian i have never seen a country that has true love for Nigerians before. I want to let you all know that my love for you is massive hence forth and God bless you all Zimbabwean and bless Africa at large. Africa is one

[@roserichard6686]

I Love My Zimbabwean Brothers🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 And Sisters 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 God Bless Africa..... 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@michealbiznet1395]

If the interview was done in south Africa....you'd get a lot of stereotyping.

[@samtislorh8529]

Kenyans are just like our Zimbabwean family and as a Nigerian living in the Caribbean I will definitely love to visit Zimbabwe and Kenya some day

[@ezehiblessing1668]

You are so right, i haven't seen any country that speak of good about Nigeria God bless my Zimbabwe people 🙏

[@goodmorningvibes172021]

God bless My Zimbabwe family ❤️❤️❤️❤️ we are one

[@claricemandangu589]

I think Nigerians are dope! They entertain other African nationals and beyond, they have excelled academically, they have taught other nationals how to hustle - entrepreneurship. They are friendly and easy to get along with. They often reached out to assist both Zimbabwe and SA during our struggles to gain independence. They demonstrated selflessness!

[@Jerryijebor1600]

You're blessed

[@olaidebalogun1461]

Thank you. Most Zimbabweans remember the role Nigeria played during the apartheid. But South African which got the bigger of the largess don't acknowledge that fact.

[@zakssam5930]

💯% Fact!!!

[@svicbeatsilvercross6218]

Not I think we are great ma ❤️❤️

[@hannahudom7475]

God bless you for this 🙏

[@Discoverlondon101]

Nigerians are hardworking and smart people. They dont take nonsense from Europeans. I'm only praying Nigeria get a fix up one day. The day they do. Africa will wake up. And please Nigerians try to unite, dont let religion or outsiders divide ur nation. We are powerful together as a black nation of Africa. Salute u all. Wake up Africa.

[@Coudz-x4e]

They don't take nonsense from Europeans but all flee to Europe😁😁😁😁 I have realised Nigerians will talk bad about citizens of the country they migrate to but not their country that they are running away from

[@joemartins8833]

@@Coudz-x4e xenophobic you. Envy us evil. Naija must shine and you wail

[@nigerianmr.nigerian901]

@@joemartins8833 Them dey come here again, na dem from SA oo

[@sundayigbinovia6359]

@@Coudz-x4eyes we have our challenges as a country, and we are working to fix those problems and challenges. We go to Europe to work , hustle, business and study. Your people do stay at home to enjoy , because your country is perfect. Talking nonsense always

[@obiuwevbiochuko1431]

@@Coudz-x4e but it's obvious YOUNGFREE, the person who made that statement is not a Nigerian but is making his observation. He used the statement 'ur nation's when referring to Nigerians and their country. The fact that you are in a foreign land does not make you an inferior human. A person who knows his worth as a human will not allow others to trample on him. This is the spirit of Nigerians people like you seem to lack and which you erroneous think is arrogance.

[@viokand]

Thank you Zimbabwe, I have never felt so good as a Nigerian, we love you all, Zimbabwe is also known as the bread basket of Africa, I will be visiting someday.

[@melzim6670]

It used to be the bread basket now its a begging basket of africa

[@2byteCode16]

@@melzim6670 You a rhodesian shut up

[@melzim6670]

@@2byteCode16 are you shutting me up for my opinion? Well that should speak volumes to who you are, as for you calling me Rhodhesian, i think it is pathetic

[@ericchamata9902]

Was the bread basket of Africa decades ago, it's quite bad now you can't even fill up the basket!

[@josephjoseph5470]

@@melzim6670 don't just worry keep your faith alive and continue working hard is gonna be better again. Soon karma will catch up with all these evil and corrupts leaders that always make mama Africa to remain poor.

[@wilfreddumbili1038]

Nigerians are "never say die" people. Always optimistic about now and the future. As others have commented, they are sociable people. As Prof Lumumba from Kenya said, any day Nigeria gets it right, Africa has gotten it right.

[@timothychiemerie7400]

Exactly and that’s why the westerners and the Europeans are joining forces to destroy Nigeria but we aren’t giving up

[@lezickcomedy]

Someday somehow Nigeria will get it right

[@adaorahi]

No cap 👌✋

[@wilfreddumbili1038]

​@@lezickcomedy Sure, and the day is near. If Nigerians can shun ethnic and religious sentiments and elect credible people in the next election, then the day has dawned.

[@murrayedwards1805]

May God bless Zimbabweans, they are honest in their opinion, no jealousy,they just say it as it is. God bless you all. I am a proud Nigerian.

[@kennethegabou7006]

Nice hearing all these positive reviews about Nigeria/Nigerians. Thank you African Tiger for this. I’m so proud to be a Nigerian this moment.

[@jerry_kiss]

I'm a Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@lukaskanderewilders6064]

Your are just too humble, I am from Namibia, my country is great but I have learned so much from the Nigerians I met in my country. I had a Nigerian lecture when I was studying my first degree and she was the most amazing soul in our faculty. God bless Nigeria the great giant of Africa, we love you and we appreciate you, we need more of you in our country. 🙏

[@chukwudiegwuatueyichukwu9580]

@@lukaskanderewilders6064 Thanks bro. And I'm planning to send my daughter to Namibia to come and study medicine over there. I think Namibia is a very great country. Thanks my friend for the kind words on my country people.

[@ipkingnet3549]

I love them right now

[@drandran1653]

I am Nigerian and married to Zimbabwean with 3 kids. Best match ever to the glory of God. People in this video have so much positive attitudes about their fellow Africans which is what we should always be as African in regardless of the current or past histories. One People One Africa. 🙂

[@arushanioshaka5600]

Well said sir and in unity we shall find peace and prosperity

[@nosiphomphosibanda4602]

I love Nigeria so much especially their movies I can watch them the whole day every time I watch them I learn something about life 👌💓😍

[@thebeautyofnature4126]

We love you too Nosipho Mpho Sibanda.

[@emmanuelefe5515]

Hmmmmm nice one. God bless you

[@clementnathaniel9144]

Waoo Nigeria 🇳🇬movies teaches senses more than western movies shouting guns everywhere

[@irishadullah-al-akbaruthma8796]

Nosipho Mpho Sibanda(TheWomanHerSelf) Awesome

[@fabianobinna2544]

God bless u we love u too

[@jackieem1670]

I see Nigerians as hustlers ~ friendly ~ they're pple who are proud of their culture, food, their way of dressing ~ they're loud (voices, dressing, even furniture) ~ their music is popular all over Africa and it has gone global ~ their movies are popular too (though not for me) ~ they love 'the abroad' ~ most pple believe they're scammers ~ there's Boko Haram in the North ~ corrupt politicians ~ I'm from Zim and I love Nigerians, the way they speak pidgin just dey sweet me 😘.

[@jeswazwadi7049]

@Jakie Em this was so accurate 😂

[@godmanibhadon5466]

We want to see you visit Nigeria☺😘

[@jackieem1670]

@@godmanibhadon5466 Most definitely, Nigeria is on my list of countries I would love to visit

[@soundboy_sebz_2619]

Your head dey there

[@nmg1909]

@@jackieem1670 Your head full ground, buddy. You don sabi Naija wella 😁😁😁😁

[@lidaplunt4753]

I' am a Zimbabwean and my high school english teacher was nigerian in zimbabwe and we all passed our english.they are highly educated individuals and her name was mrs Dzvukamanja if I recall well and also we went to school with an ambassadors daughter that had jumped 2 grades due to intelligence and was 2 years younger then the class.i dated a Nigerian guy as well. They spoil their women and u cant catch them cheating lol and also I have friends that are nigerians I think zim n nigerian we get along because we know we are 1 and all africans and our fight is against poverty and not eachother

[@iveagujidile2661]

Maybe Mrs Uzoamaka 😀

[@emmanueleluu1028]

@@iveagujidile2661 😂😂 probably

[@obinnax6256]

@@iveagujidile2661 or she could’ve been married to a Zimbabwean perhaps.

[@jamaaltekena5670]

I love you too

[@oluleyeolumuyiwa2943]

Give this lady a bottle of beer please. She has chilled with the big boys🤩

[@fwm146]

Zimbabweans love Africans. We look at Nigerians with admiration

[@rojamillerover]

Admiration?

[@Bibletales4You]

@@rojamillerover Ghanaian again

[@Sterfillah]

Yho!

[@GraciousDivva]

@@Bibletales4You Those people have everlasting beef with us

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@GraciousDivva truth

[@maleficent973]

I'm American born. I did a DNA test and I'm mostly Nigerian at 38% I've had so many types of jobs/careers in my life. Music is one of my gifts and I have several streams of incomes from various fields/businesses. There is always something I can do to make money. I attribute all that to my Nigerian blood 😄💜

[@abodunrinabayomi8808]

You are a true daughter of the soil! Visit us someday. I live in the US too but I am a Nigerian.

[@maleficent973]

@@abodunrinabayomi8808Thank you! It is my dream to visit once I find someone to go with me 💜

[@defrankmedia7520]

Don't be surprised if you do a deeper Analysis, to discover that you're of the Igbo stock in South Eastern Nigeria. Those one are master business people by nature and can turn even filth to a lucrative business. You're welcome anytime you're ready to visit

[@actionjackson5759]

@@maleficent973 I'll go with you. 😁

[@godmanibhadon5466]

You're welcome home our princess we can't love you less 😍🤗

[@osadoloromoregbee3412]

These comments are incredible, I kept reading and liking them along, what a sweet words to commend a nation which many people thought it's finished with her but with these motivating comments from the Zimbabweans expressing their love for Nigerians and Nigerian it gives me joy and a big hope that one day African will stand up and liberate Nigerian. I thank you and love you all the Zimbabweans we are brothers in one colour. Beso.

[@ipkingnet3549]

Honestly bro

[@jamaaltekena5670]

I swear.. i have been smiling since. Lolzz

[@dominicogodo]

I'm really elated to hear beautiful things about Nigeria. I never knew fellow Africans love us this much This is really beautiful I love you Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤️❤️

[@ItsAllAnillusion]

As a Nigerian, this made me so happy. Thank you for all the positive comments. ❤️ it’s easy to point out Nigeria’s shortcomings but it takes a kind heart to find good in a people/nation. Thank you to the kind people of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@michaelorekyeh6431]

I am a Nigerian and I partly schooled in Zim in the '80's......Alfred Beit Mabereign and St John's High School........both in Harare. Made lots of friends and learnt the best of both worlds. Naija and Zim. You guys in Zim and receptive friendly and very orderly and neat people. Also the education system is top notch and they follow procedure. I will visit Zim so I can go to all the places I knew in my formative years. Shame that most of my friends left the country but hope to catch up. Bucket list for sure. Holler Zimbabwe!

[@daringroses]

We love Zimbabweans too🇳🇬❤️🇿🇼

[@warldorwessarnoelt3936]

Greetings from Liberia

[@ikeejiofor2081]

I haven't felt loved as a Nigerian by fellow Africans as Zimbabwen brothers and sisters has shown here, Zims be sure that we love u so much.

[@ahmedal-hassan2662]

We love Zimbabweans too,they're highly educated, sociable,well talented, accommodating and friendly.Infact,you guyz are amazingly wonderful.

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

We love Zimbabwe and the people of Zimbabwe!....Love from Nigeria/USA.

[@ugoa.k.atbonenwaogazi591]

As a Nigerian working and living In the UAE and having Zimbabweans friends... one of the most kind people I have ever met..... big up Zimbabweans

[@austineosasamayo1794]

I’m a Nigerian the love I have for Zimbabweans can not be compromised by anything 🤞🏾

[@kingsleychigozie3620]

I am Nigerian, and I am definitely visiting Zimbabwe.. Zimbabwe is one organised country with such mentally liberated individuals. Love u guys back..

[@cefasfah85]

As a Zimbabwean myself I would like to say Nigerians are the most intelligent people in Africa... Us in the southern region of Africa, we are still behind, though as a Ndebele myself, I have seen a good progress from Mashonaland and in cities. But I would like to say Nigerians are far more intelligent and their awareness is what Africa needs..... Some brothers in South Africa , Botswana and in Zimbabwe itself , still need to be taught that Afrophobia is a disease that needs to be eradicated. We should understand the we are coming from a colonial period ' where our black people where taught to undermine and hate their fellow brothers. So things like what we have seen in Africa, its something that people need to be taught, from a very tender age. I'm glad that , there is a lot of improvement ' although ' we still got a long way to go

[@happyplace11]

True but not the most intelligent but hustlers but the only problem is juju and scams ....but l love that Nigerians are very sociable

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

The juju is mostly portrayed in the movies to make them interesting, it's not like that in real life. Learn to separate make believe world of movies from reality. The scam thing is a global thing, biggest scammers are in western countries so don't use that to judge the countr....especially since its just a very insignificant number of people involved

[@titaadams]

You Are The Best ... One Love. I'm Nigerian. So glad for these facts you expressed. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@anuoluwaadewale7561]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311 I love how you made your point here, one love.

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

We move foward together. Love from Nigeria.

[@saheedsadiq205]

This is heartwarming to hear our fellow African brothers and sisters profess their love for Nigerians. Nigerians with the "never say die" attitude continue to dominate on the biggest stage in the world. The resilience, patience and steadfastness are few of the energy behind the push to reach the top of the ladder. We Africans can learn a thing or two from each other. God bless Nigeria! God bless Zimbabwe! God bless Africa! God bless us all! Zimbabwe, we love you!

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

Thank you

[@ekechiamadi9332]

Well said! Tears in my eyes! So people can be so positive about us! I am even more determined to be a better Nigerian and keep the flag flying high for all Africans!

[@kinguche9208]

One secret I will drop to my Zimbabwe’s family is that We Nigerians are so much love with Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and we see Zim as a great nation through their struggles of independent, love for their cultures values and kindness. %99 of Nigerians are fans of their late president Robert Mugabe because of his outspoken views and educational background do to our love for education.

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

True

[@noblejay8822]

Yes 100% true.... 90% of Nigerians respect their late president.... For his wise words

[@kinguche9208]

@@noblejay8822 💯

[@kinguche9208]

@@abimbolaorebiyi3582 💯

[@isahinnocent6401]

@@kinguche9208 well said bro. I loved Robert Mugabe for his stance for his country and Africa.

[@deessential1726]

Thank you Zimbabweans for this positive views about us. Thanks so much. I believe Zimbabweans love us and we do love you in return. I would love to visit Zimbabwe some day

[@truezladye1893]

You are welcome 🇳🇬🇿🇼

[@lesterstarmufushwa4218]

You are welcome! I would also like to visit Nigeria

[@thabisankomo7597]

Nigerians are dominant ,they are hustlers they are very religious and they are everywhere in the world …we should appreciate Nigerians for putting Africa on the map in terms of entertainment 👏🏽👏🏽

[@armahmukobo0676]

Most so called Nigerians live in abject poverty.

[@thabisankomo7597]

@@armahmukobo0676 Yh that’s because they got a huge population

[@femmy3163]

@@armahmukobo0676 Most so called Africans live in abject poverty. And am sure you are an African.

[@sundayigbinovia6359]

@@armahmukobo0676 yes we have challenges as a country, and so is every country. But we are growing and there's no poverty everywhere. Don't say what you don't know, am a Nigerian. Am an African and am a Nigerian. Please come and visit and you will know what you don't know about Nigeria.

[@armahmukobo0676]

@@sundayigbinovia6359 Only one percent live lavish lives, have you no shame in lying. Why do you want to lie. Most so called Nigerians are in abject poverty.

[@realvibranttv2255]

Zimbabwean surprised me. They spoke so well of us and it clearly shows how they are. I know they crucify me if I say my favourite African president ever is Robert Mugabe. I love is bravery.

[@KK-tk9qd]

We wont crucify you because most people loved him before he turned to be a dictator. He seemed to redeem himself just before his death.

[@deep.679]

Nigerians! We love Mugabe die. That man spoke the Nigerian language. 🤣🤣🤣

[@mandyelectronicmaker]

I personally think zimbabweans have a lot in common with Nigerians cause they r resourceful and hard-working too. The both countries travel out a lot to look for greener pastures. So real recognize each other.

[@emmanuelmenoji7853]

Oh, Oga Mugabe was a Nigerian in Zim flesh that governed. He was mostly fearless of the West.

[@brightemekaojukwu3199]

But, truly speaking, aside from dictatorship, we Nigerians wish we had someone as bold as Robert Mugabe of Zim or Jerry rawlings of GHana as president..

[@pixiemasauso1370]

Big brother Nigeria is great, love from Zim 🇿🇼

[@isahinnocent6401]

Looking at the great love and admiration Zimbabweans have for Nigerians, unlike the pathological hate RSA have. I would like to visit Zimbabwe. God bless Africa.

[@sehlohomotsepa]

Why do you mention S.A?

[@adewalealamu9678]

@@sehlohomotsepa Xenophobic

[@DavidOdusanya134.]

Nigerians hate south Africans also 😂

[@Noonzi]

As a Nigerian musician I really appreciated the comments about our character and lifestyle!! Love Zimbabwean people more than I even did before!!!🥰🥰🥰

[@frankchinembiri2302]

Thank you

[@ChituDiary]

So much love for my Zimbabweans, I love you guys so much and I sincerely hope and pray our countries come out of its leadership greed and begin to live up to its glorious potentials. One love🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@angelakwaramba9752]

But your people don’t have anything good to say about us. They mock us

[@ChituDiary]

@@angelakwaramba9752 lol. Mock you for what exactly ??? How many Nigerians have you met? And how many Nigerians live in Zimbabwe???

[@angelakwaramba9752]

@@ChituDiary I have met a lot in the IK, they mock Zimbabweans, they don’t have anything good to say about Zimbabweans

[@ChituDiary]

@@angelakwaramba9752 don’t worry about what a few says, I love my Zimbabweans so much

[@daddyg.o9579]

I am Nigerian and would never mock a brother or sister from Zim, I mean why would I?

[@anyanwuemmanuel1914]

WOW! I'm moved by the love Zimbabweans show to my country Nigeria, any day I meet a Zimbabwean, I will not only hug him/her but also give a cash gift

[@mitchy3608]

Am coming to get the cash 😅😂😂😂

[@olakunlepatrick6855]

I think Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is a great country with good people.

[@smbprod1]

I am Afrikan American…I was blessed to have lived in Nigeria. Fela Anikulapo-Kuti and family were my host. I love Nigeria there is no place like it in the world. Nigerians are very thoughtful skilled people and the most educated group of people in the world.

[@ajalahupfront]

As a child, my dad wanted to travel to zimbabwe in 1996 for the all Africa games and he wanted to travel with me. My mom refused that I was too small. I will visit that country someday. Love from Abuja

[@1maxtrip]

Am sure the Ajalah we know will visit there someday. Glad to see your comment here.

[@ajalahupfront]

@@1maxtrip of course I will. You just watch. Glad we reconnect here

[@TrustLight05]

There is what is called the Nigerian spirit, the spirit that never give up or accept second place no matter where they are and they are not afraid. Very religious, talented, educated and business oriented people making great waves in the world 🌎

[@sima_star3385]

Absolutely

[@loveofgod8852]

EXCELLENTS WRITING ✍

[@kasumuakibu6891]

I say big thanks to my Zimbabwean brothers and sisters for their opinions of Nigeria/Nigerians. Despite all that is happening in Nigeria, am still very proud to be a Nigerian and looking forward to get back home soonest. We can't continue staying outside and pointing accusing fingers. This is the best time for all hands to be on deck.

[@Daizyonceagain]

Thank you!!

[@crownade4482]

You are right... But, people see us as intimidating people.. I have had that experience many times. I'm a Nigerian living in diaspora for couple of years and in diverse environments

[@Lesyeuxdemayokun]

As I Nigerian this is so beautiful to see, even though most of these people haven’t even met a Nigerian they still have such a positive aspect on us 🇳🇬

[@philmutonhodza7899]

as nigeria based zimbabwe, im proud of the positivity from my zimbo family. its not as bad as in the movies, not many juju stories you see on the ground, beautiful houses and decent cities, am in abuja

[@efeamenahjamesabel7376]

Very interesting to hear Zimbabweans saying this about us.We love to work hard to make money catch fun and make joke out of all sutuations .thumbs to you all in Zimbabwe.

[@Malingerer1505]

As a Nigerian, I have nothing but love for Zimbabweans. They are our brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers, sons daughters etc. It is all love. We come from the same part of the world.

[@classicvwride7520]

If I was to come back to this world, I would love to come back as a Nigerian. Am so proud to be a Nigerian

[@jamman8678]

This means you have not traveled Africa 😊

[@classicvwride7520]

@@jamman8678 ......I have a dual nationality, am a British Citizen but born in Nigeria, I have lived in the uk for almost 25 years, I have also travelled to 19 counties. And am still proud to be a Nigerian

[@godwinejiofor8064]

@@classicvwride7520 that is naija spirit i am proud to be a Nigerian too

[@classicvwride7520]

@@godwinejiofor8064 ..we are just one of a kind.....one of the best in the world!

[@nigerianmr.nigerian901]

Proudly Nigerian, We are made special.

[@tigere01]

I love Nigerians to the extent that my adopted Naija name is Iroko.

[@sherryproudafrican4784]

🤣🤣🤣

[@goddywhite2703]

Iroko is a name title given to a very powerful individual in Nigeria. It's a name that's synonymous with toughness, bravery, fearless and powerful.

[@MajorrBison]

Lol, you joking right as in the iroko tree 😂😂 😂.

[@segunhudu260]

😂😂😂

[@doyin40]

If you go to Nigeria and introduce yourself as Iroko, people might run away from you out of fear or will not want to associate with you😂😂 Iroko is a dangerous tree in South West Nigeria that has legions of demons living inside of it. Iroko is the only tree that can only be cut off in its early life. Once its grown nobody can cut it until a ritual is perform. Some rituals are accepted why some are not. If it's forcefully cut off without any form of ritual or after a rejected one by the tree, all those on that site will die one after the other mysteriously. Best the goverment do (because individual don't mess with such) is to avoid the tree and make it stand as a shade to whatever they intended to build around it. P.s And no amout of heavy wind can fall an Iroko tree.

[@hindoikawa2297]

I am a Sierra Leonean. I went to school with Nigerians. They are friendly. They make you feel at home. Even when I am from Sierra Leone they always referred to as their brother. I love that.

[@juliusv.cnwachukwu6076]

I'm Proudly Nigerian, Igbo, really happy to hear nice comments from Zimbabweans, I'm Impressed with the African Tigress' knowledge about Nigeria. Love you too Zimbabwe! God Bless Africa.

[@joecyking7395]

Reading with tears of joy seeing my fellow African(Zimbabwean) expressing love to Nigeria(n) Thank you guys ♥️♥️🙏

[@frankchinembiri2302]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@chiagozienwosu2905]

Nigeria is a great country. The people are so friendly, adaptive, hardworking... I could remember meeting a Zambian girl on a plan flying to dubai from Kenya. She was so excited when I told her I am from Nigeria. We interacted a lot and she asked me alot of inqusitive questions about my country which I gladly answered.

[@akojiekeyi9854]

So good to hear these honest opinions about Nigeria from Zimbabweans. Growing up in the 1970s, Zimbabwe was always in the news because of ZANU and ZAPU (led by the late be Joshua Nkomo - who I came to admire very much). I was taught about Ian Smith and the white minority rule. Incidentally, I finished secondary school in 1980 - the same year Zimbabwe got its independence. Nigeria supported both ZANU and ZAPU very heavily - to the distate of Britain and some other western powers. Sadly though, Zimbabwe turned out to be a colossal disappointment to persons of my generation who had very high expectations from the freedom fighters. What went wrong? How did this great hope get trapped in tyranny by an indigenous 'son of the soil'? I still pray for Zimbabwe, for Africa! When I think of all the independence struggles, looking back, I am tempted to ask: was it really worth it? You the younger generation may not understand, but my own generation has painful memories of Southern Rhodesia struggles and genocidal incidences in the 1970s. And what have we to show for it now? Africa! Africa!! South Of The Sahara!!! May God have mercy on us. I am a Nigerian. I love you, Zimbabwe.

[@kingk4094]

Zanu was never ready leadership till today.

[@truezladye1893]

As a Zimbabwean I will give you some insight about what is wrong. Greed, corruption, no accountability and bad Governance from old people that don't want to give the younger generation a chance to bring in fresh ideas on how to fix the country. Politically, it is an open secret that the military are in charge of running the country. They have managed to keep Zanu pf in power for over 40 yrs. Every election is rigged, we have no credible opposition parties. Economically, Zim does not have its own currency, many people are working in SA or other countries, our remittances are helping family and the economy. We are also highly educated but poorly paid hence the decision of many to seek work out of Zim. We are also in huge dept financially to China owing billions $. Can Zm be fixed?, yes but only if the military takes a backstep and allows free and fair elections. Corruption and greed has to stop. Thanks for your support 🇳🇬🇿🇼

[@zwelakhezwane4128]

@@truezladye1893 All the above are as a result of SILENCE by Zimbabweans.Period

[@armahmukobo0676]

You sound anti black and like a white supremacist.

[@akojiekeyi9854]

@@armahmukobo0676 How? For stating the obvious? Or you mean whatever the misrule delivers must be applauded because it is the blacks - the 'indigenous' Zimbabweans - that are in power? May be with a little more explanation one can understand this your view on the comment here better.

[@tapiwakatyora9672]

I'm Zimbabwean...I would say it's the confidence for me from Nigeria. I'm loving the English fluency in the streets there. I wish you told them where you are from at the end.

[@abelonwusa9947]

Can we be friends virtually? Lol. If you are okay with this, we could kick off from Facebook where I do not have to openly display my WhatsApp number

[@MyFayaman]

Well done, African Tigress! I'm really impressed with your desire to spread the knowledge of Africa among Africans, by your travels and interaction with other Africans. Your video is very educative and instructive about the perception of Nigerians by other Africans, specifically this one filmed in Zimbabwe. I really like the genuine opinion of most of the guest in your interview. As a Nigerian, I appreciate the fondness with which the guest related to Nigeria through their Movie Stars and entrepreneurs. I found that really encouraging because Zimbabwe has suffered considerably from the economic sanctions imposed by western countries who didn't like Zimbabwe's ex President Robert Mugabe. As an older Nigerian, I remember the days of Apartheid and white rule in Zimbabwe and the efforts of Nigeria, Cuba, Zambia and other African countries to free her from white minority rule. I'm so proud of the people of Zimbabwe and I hope that in the years ahead, they will re-establish their role as an agricultural power-house in Africa, and revive their economy. Above all, thank you "Tigress" for your tireless effort to traverse the African continent and break the barriers that seem to separate us from each other. Keep up the good work. Peace!

[@luqmanalim4236]

I love Zimbabweans wholeheartedly as a Nigerian. We bonded so nicely while living in RZA. We played football together on every Sunday. They are very easy to mingle with.

[@MsDeevah3867]

As a Nigerian i am so so proud of my country regardless of what people think, we are not all perfect and i know there's still a long way to go but regardless am proud of my roots and Super Love to You African Tigress for this content. To Everyone in the comment section i love respect and appreciate each and every one of you and may you all have a Prosperous New Year.

[@PorkyNosycontents]

I’m a Liberian and spend apart of my life in Nigeria 🇳🇬 it was a transformative moment for me cus I discovered the hustle mentality( Backwards never 👎 forward ever ) that’s the code hope ur readers grab that.

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

Thank you

[@israelidele1364]

I did

[@97VIRTUESHEART]

Sister Nigerian leaders an juju dey worry them.

[@thetraveler2644]

@@97VIRTUESHEART Stop watching too much films and grow from your ignorance, you're suppose to be wise in 2022

[@ethelokwara8201]

Am a Nigerian, since my childhood I heard of Zimbabweans culture n saw the picture of there tradition also heard that it one of the smallest country behind South African. Since then I keep name of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 on my head and wanting to know more about them . I’m happy to see their expressions toward Nigerian 😍

[@Sableandgreyrealestate]

I'm more Nigerian than I was before this video and comments. I know we're good but never could believe we're making our sister country this proud💪💪...Zimbabwe to 9ja, we grow and sell Africa to the world 💪💪

[@reelspilltv]

I dated this Zimbabwean girl years ago in London - 5ft 2ins - yellow like the sun. She was the best I ever had. She loved me to bits. It took a breakup for me to realise a love that I lost. My parents made me marry a fellow Nigerian. I should have married the Zimbabwean. If I could only turn back the hands of time...😢. We love you, Zimbabwe!!! I really miss her!!!

[@bnnett]

Bruh are you still married to the nigerian lady.

[@bellajardini7614]

Na lie! You cheated on her and so she left you.....then you ended up marrying a Nigerian woman who has you on lockdown 24/7!

[@bnnett]

@@bellajardini7614 Lmaoooo

[@reelspilltv]

@@bellajardini7614 😂 No. You're wrong. Slightly. ROFL LMDAO!!!

[@bellajardini7614]

@@reelspilltv 😂😄😂😄😂

[@Pawsandwhiskers23]

Zimbabweans are beautiful people with beautiful hearts. Thank God that unlike some other African countries,they didn't fall for the western propaganda of divide and conquer. Every country has their good and bad,not just Nigerians, now ask yourself why the western societies only concerntrate on the bad when it comes to Nigeria. They know Nigeria is formidable power in Africa and the rise of Nigeria will eventually lead to the rise of many other black African countries.

[@arushanioshaka5600]

Well said and on top of that every Africans need to stand with Nigeria

[@Pawsandwhiskers23]

@@arushanioshaka5600 Exactly!

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

You are right and we will put our house in order too.

[@omorodionhenry536]

We Nigerians are very friendly, industrious and very accommodating, we are the most socialized people in the world, kudos my Zimbabweans people, one love. 🙏🏽❤❤❤

[@ibrahimrabi4221]

Zimbabweans thanks so much for your open love for Nigeria. We love you too. God bless Zimbabwe.

[@ezevalentine7610]

Zimbabwe is a beautiful country. Watching this when Ghana is selfishly guilt tripping us. We love you Zim

[@abdul-baakikadri8846]

The question concerns Zimbabweans opinions or perception of Nigerians. Why do you have to factor Ghana into the question.?

[@zoltaan7524]

GHANAIANS STAY ENVIOUS OF 9JAS..FOR NO REASON .ERSTWHILE WE LOVE 'EM DEEPLY

[@Godovereverything-ps3lr]

@@zoltaan7524 u r day dreaming if u Think Ghanaians have time for u people🤓🤡

[@wapdome9957]

@@Godovereverything-ps3lr lmao if u live in Ghana you'll know how obsessed your people are with Nigeria 😂

[@abari-ojuroyezainab6881]

@@wapdome9957 I was in Ghana a few years ago for some academic tour, we were stranded at a filling station and what people were saying about us Nigerians was not nice. No help whatsoever from them. The envy and hate is real. Years later,I had Ghanaian neighbor, she was really good and the kids played together. There were times she'd express some distaste for Nigeria but it wasn't as bad as those in Ghana.

[@muzukuruwaambuya]

We are in laws to Nigeria. Plenty Zimbos have children with Nigerians and they are beautiful combinations

[@patiencepat4256]

Please continue to inter marry with us,we love you

[@destinyokoduwa1888]

@@patiencepat4256 comrade 👍🏿

[@michellemudzingwa6212]

This is nice, please do more videos like this...it helps us as Africans to be more educated about our continent even beyond media narratives.

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

True thank you

[@onyinyeezeilo]

This made me proud as a Nigerian. Thank you good people of Zimbabwe, we love you

[@johnnomah]

Wao! This just increase my love for Zimbabweans. Any Nigerian who watch this will love Zimbabweans even more. Love you guys.

[@rannydewah8549]

M glad ppl spoke positively about Nigerians 🇳🇬 viva 9ja ur a great Nation...🇿🇼

[@saheedlamidi317]

i am really amazed with all the positive response am hearing from our zimbabwe brothers . We love you all and trust me when i said you also exhibit/possess all of this traits you mention about us. LOVE YOU ALL.

[@gchimaks4404]

Nigerians are more advanced wen it comes to Bussiness , they think faster , we have a full street of them here, in Kaguvi street , Mota parts Bussiness , they are good at that. Very good people

[@sherryproudafrican4784]

I know..I saw a lot of them in 2020 when i was in zim...a lot of them in downtown

[@ojwinyogerrilakwallakado783]

They are good at everything!

[@Da_Champion]

They're BIAFRANS

[@ajibola-johnsonboladale2654]

@@Da_Champion Nigerians are not biafrans Stop with the lies

[@nigerianmr.nigerian901]

@@Da_Champion Please leave this Biafran matter joor.

[@okerekelechukwu900]

Wow! Impressive comments from our Zim brothers. I love you guys. I was actually expecting the worst because of the misconceptions the world has about us, as a people. But I'm flabbergasted at the candid comments from the Zimbabweans 🇿🇼🇿🇼. I'll bring my company to your country in the nearest future. Much love from Lagos, Nigeria.🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@mantawaz]

I love Nigerians and Nigeria .... Nigeria and its people fully encompass and express the beauty and also to a lesser extent the tragedies of Africa.

[@shingibester4115]

Nigerians are the true defination of love . Smart bussiness minded they don't settle for less......

[@abelonwusa9947]

@@shingibester4115 then let's be friends virtually. Lol. If you are okay with this, we could kick off from Facebook where I do not have to openly display my WhatsApp number

[@nneo.2334]

Gosh! Such a beautiful place with beautiful people. Very kind words from Zimbabweans to us - Nigerians! Thank you. I hope to visit Zimbabwe sometime in the near future.

[@nashobb1]

One Zimbawean here

[@JOE-lp6zm]

Nigerians are not shy people, they do anything that give them money.They are more advance in IT.They live on fast life. good people.

[@dazzleokpo3825]

Just listening to the beautiful reviews or comments about Nigeria warms my heart. We are the same people. I love you loads, my Zimbabwean brothers and sisters. Peace and love from New Orleans, USA.

[@nathanndlovu9246]

Zimbabweans hv Africa in their hearts, remember it's online Zimbabwe were they give u free days to leave in without permit on passport it's enough as an African brother or sister in Zimbabwe, Big up to that spirit 👊

[@intercontinental6864]

Great topic. Met 2 Zimbabwean while I was in Ghana, I must confess that they are very lovely people. I love their accents when they speak English ❤️❤️. Proudly Nigerian🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@NAIJAGI]

I'm a typical Nigerian, my best hommie for life (Billyray Padiwa) is Zimbabwean. This video reminds me of the love❤️ you guys aways share with us. We are highly honoured even though the politics can get really messy these days. We hope to see amends in the coming years 🙏🙏🙏. Happy New year Zimbabwe.

[@billionaireandre]

I smiled all through for the honest and lovely review from our brothers and sisters in Zimbabwe. I love you guys and I’ll start learning about your country too.

[@olamiposiolaoluwa7563]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 we love you 😍 ❤ ♥ people thanks for your support we Nigerians 🇳🇬 are grateful 🙏 🥲 🙂 😊 ❤ ♥

[@DiReal_Donclassy]

Thank you Zimbabweans, we love you too. You're lovely and kind people. Zimbabweans are not Xenophobic. They're very hardworking people

[@lauryagbongiasede349]

Proud to be a Nigerians, lots of love for my zimbawe brothers

[@mabraham6988]

Nigeria packed with culture and lovely people and food. I was born in Kano and lived in Lagos till 1986-7 and it was an amazing place I miss it so much.

[@christerfaakuse]

Love this video!Zimbabwe is so pretty, the people are so cool!Much love from a Nigerian and fellow African!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Ominene1]

Nigeria is a Great country with great lovely and very kind people. They are comparatively very educated and highly Intellectual even by western admissions and standards! They are the Leading African economy and have been carrying fellow Africans burden on its shoulders in many respects e.g. South Africans struggles for Black Freedom as well as the Gambian Sierra Leone and the Liberian Crises in racent past. Just, to name few... Nigeria and the Nigerians are both Giants and the Pride of Africa." I Love Nigeria and the Nigerians" God bless them all for their Love for Africa. Go Nigeria!

[@bong2020able]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is one of the African countries whereby its people are very educated. I met many Zimbabweans in S. A. It was a surprise to me. They all speaks good English.

[@ruanirafrica4398]

Nigeria is a friendly country so welcoming and accommodating

[@olaifalateef4951]

As a Nigerian, am happy to see this level of love from fellow African ♥Zimbabwe ♥ this is what Africa needs I personally love zimbabwe and the people of Zimbabwe❤

[@Fallacia_Konstantinos]

1) Nigeria is the first ovepopulated country in Africa, about over 200.000.000 people!!! 2) The 5 biggest national tribes in Nigeria, are the Hausa, Fulani & Kanuri on the north half, Yoruba & Igbo on the south half!!! Then are following many-many other smaller tribes, like Tiv... etc!!! 3) The religion is about 50-50% between the christians mostly at the south & the muslims mostly at the north!!! 4) Abuja is the new capital, much too smaller than Lagos and is at the centre of the country!!! 5) Nigeria is the biggest petrol oil producer country on Africa!!! 6) Nigeria has two big car national manufacturing companies!!! 7) Is the country of the African "Hollywood"... the "Nollywood"!!! 8) It belongs to the arid Sahel zone at the north, till to the wet rainforest zone at the southeast part!!! 9) Nigerians may be strange people, like the Cretans in my country Greece, from the so social & kind, to the so evil minded!!! But i can't guess who are the majority of them inside the country's borders!!! _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

[@obiuwevbiochuko1431]

How do you determine overpopulation? Is it in mere numbers or relative qualities. European and Western nations are underpopulated not because they have small population figures but because the present population cannot fully utilise the resources and potentials both presently and in the near future. That's why a country like the US with over 300m have been encouraging immigration from countries especially with the visa lottery, educational, employment and investment visas.

[@gudeboindy6674]

Point of correction Fulani, Hausa and Kanuri not the biggest in Nigeria. Please take note, ok.

[@susanameh7716]

Lagos is much more smaller than Abuja.

[@Fallacia_Konstantinos]

@@gudeboindy6674 Hausa is one of the 3 biggest nations in Nigeria, the biggest in North part & the one of the top in population spoken languages in Africa!!! That's my notes!!!

[@Fallacia_Konstantinos]

@@susanameh7716 What???? 😂😂😂 Shake your head, I have to check if it makes freduccino ("shake your head, we have to check out, if it makes frappé" we are saying in Greece)!!!! 1st city in population is Lagos, 2nd is Kano & much more later, Abuja!!! Lagos is the most promoted & famous city for it's huge population in west Africa & the most overpopulated as Cairo in Egypt!!! Except of those facts, Lagos & Cairo are the only cities in Africa which can't hold anymore their population in the existing urban area, so they are building their new version cities on the outskirts!!! A bombing fact, which is "shouting", not only about the highpopulated urban area, but also for it's overpopulation!!!

[@adel_omoh4138]

Thanks brothers and sisters from the south for such heartwarming comments about the country and the pple....I would love to visit Zimbabwe myself... Heard it's a calm and peace society.

[@chaossinbad]

Thank you for all the Love my Zimbabwean Brodas and Sistas 🇳🇬❤️🇿🇼

[@teelakesstarr6667]

This amazing things I just read about Nigerians elated my spirit and I had never been so proud to be called a Nigerian, but now I really do 😃 thanks Zimbabweans for the love ❤️. We love you 😍

[@coojaj]

I feel so proud to be a Nigerian... Thanks for the positive reviews... I hope to visit Zimbabwe soon

[@Czarpablo69]

As a Nigerian, I think I should set some facts straight. 1. English is our official language however we are a very diverse people although having three major languages being Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa, we got a whole lot more trust me I don't even know them all and we speak pidgin fluently. 2. We don't have an official religion although the majority is Christianity, we also got Muslims, some traditional worshippers and pagans. We got atheists too 3. Abuja is the capital city while Lagos is the commercial capital and most populated city in Africa(I stand to be corrected) 4. We are very diverse in a culture which shows in our music and movies 5. We are goal-driven, friendly and easy-going as long as "u no pressure us"

[@Theheavenly1]

This comment deserve chilled coke 😬

[@adamabubakar9639]

Christianity is the dominant religion you claimed? Hmmmmmmm! Lol!! Plz ask Google!!!

[@comfortbabatola8606]

*The majority is Islam

[@mohammedcharlesmurphy2837]

@Lizzy I'd just like to make the tiny observation that these two percentages add up to over 100%. Perhaps some people are following multiple religions I guess.

[@yaumiyaatginginwgedda4403]

Two dominant religions rather are Islam and christianity and you know that.

[@thembinkosijoeman561]

Soccer national tiem of Nigeria⚽️trust me🇿🇦🇿🇼 ⚽️Nigeria we will make The world know that what is AFRICA⚽️

[@happimedia3887]

I have met a lot of Nigerians here, One thing i can say about them is that they're very smart and cleaver people,,,and because of this smartness they posses, some countries like Ghana, South Africa and Cameroon don't like them...There entertainment industry is doing, as i always watch the movies and listen to there songs and comedy