🇳🇬 American Couple Reacts "10+ Incredible Facts About Nigeria - Part 2"

[@LamplapreZ]

An interesting fact about Nigeria, we go all out for our country and at the same time criticize ourselves a lot and make light of any situation we find ourselves in but the rule is that only Nigerians get to make fun of Nigeria ✌🏽

[@godfreyojeator999]

Same thing, only you makes fun of you kids or siblings.

[@ogechiezeji8731]

Exactly

[@johnsonolushola5131]

Big facts

[@fadekelipede2660]

We have more that 3 tribes, its just those three are the largest however , benin Republic got its name from an ancient and powerful city in nigeria that still exists today. The benin city of the edo people . We also have one of the oldest writing systems in africa called Nsibidi by the efik people.

[@BB-ji3bb]

Thank you, but nsibidi is Igbo

[@gilly8087]

Nsibidi is original to Efik/Ibibio tribes

[@BB-ji3bb]

@@gilly8087 Okay, thank you

[@demymami3984]

@@BB-ji3bb nsibidi is efik/Ibibio. What does it mean in Igbo and what's the origin of the word?

[@emmanuelokon1172]

@@BB-ji3bb it's Efik/Ibibio. No cap

[@GavinTale]

Nigeria has great potential to be Africa's Super power. Their Economy is Large but unfortunately at the moment unlike South Africa, they dont have proper systems in place to run an efficient government. But I repeat, Nigeria is a threat to SA and with proper Systems and accountability on place, Nigeria can be a bigger if not the Biggest Role player in International Economic Growth. I'm a South African by the way.👌👌👌

[@Gold-lv5ih]

I don't think Nigeria is a threat to South Africa. I believe both countries are running their own individual race.

[@isoryte201]

Many Nigerians use more than one phones cuz, 1. you buy and own your phone 2. there is no contract with any telephone company 3. you only buy sim card from any telephone company you like and insert into one phone 4. then buy airtime(call credits) and load into your phone - they come in say $1, $3, $10 types and gives you call minutes commensurate to the amount 5. when your call credit runs out, you can't make a call but can receive calls, until you buy call credit and reload 6.so people can get up to 3 different phones for 3 sim cards from 3 different couriers to take advantage of promos and call quality It's not like North America where you're locked into a compulsory 2 year contract and must pay the monthly charges whether you made a call or not.

[@amandaeguale1641]

Nothing but love for Nigeria ❤

[@techwork...]

PROUDLY NAIJA 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬. GO NIGERIA, GO AFRICA, THE WORLD WOULD BE A BETTER PLACE....💐💐💐🌷🌷🌷🎊💝💝💃💃✨💕💕🌹🥳🥳🌹🤗🤗🤗✌️✌️☮️☮️☮️✌️🎆🎆🎆

[@Blessing-love]

Would love to throw more light on the greeting system in the igbo culture. The females crouch when greeting and the males bow slightly. Also a younger person can’t offer an handshake because it’s seen as a sign of disrespect. And if the elderly person offers the handshake, the younger person has to receive the shake with both hands. While the elders greet themselves with handshake or clashing of their OFO( which represents staff of authority) Much love from Nigeria 🤍🤍

[@ramlahibrahim6887]

I am proud that NOK made it here! I am from NOK

[@udemeebong3242]

Nigeria again! We eating good!🇳🇬

[@kellyrealjay]

Nigeria has d large economy in Africa at the moment

[@DiogoChris]

Since you guys asked, here goes 😁 Fun fact about Nigerians: The large majority of Nigerians are jokers 😂, from the least to the greatest. And sarcasm is a big part of the culture. We just love comedy down here. I'm not the type to capitalize on comparisons, but I honestly don't think there's a funnier country out there 😂. The situation may be dire, but we'll find a way to get a laugh out of it. Imagine a place where the entire population has several inside jokes. It's the best. So, here you go 🥰

[@jeby4lyfe]

That's such a sweet thing to say about your country

[@DiogoChris]

@@jeby4lyfe ❤

[@marymorgan240]

Spot on! 🤣😂

[@robertpeace3]

Exactly ❤

[@LunaF8657]

Couldn't have said it better. Spot on!! 100%

[@chimakalu41]

12:47 Nigeria formed a large part of a peacekeeping force for other West African countries. For example they helped in the conflict in Sierra leone as ECOMOG.

[@iyoresamuel4361]

Thanks guys for reacting more about my country🇳🇬,love you guys🤗😊😎🥰,may God grant your heart desire🙏🥰

[@Nasiru199]

Thank god for giving Africans Nigeria smart

[@kolaqhazimedia]

We are determined and happy

[@godsgiftoshioriamenagbomek9768]

Amazing facts about Nigeria: Nigerians are very hospitable! We take saying "do to others as..." For example, if you're visiting a relative far away and you get there and discover that they went out, their neighbors are going to host you before your actual host comes back. Like they'd feed you and make you feel comfortable even without knowing you before. I grew up seeing this habit in Benin city and it still exists till today, I do it to people too. We are very warm to strangers and it gets teary when I ponder on it, knowing the world is neglecting this.

[@ohimswaggarr]

It's not just that we have phones, it that the average Nigerian have at least 2 to 3 phones each. In North America, people have about 1 phone/person. We have 3 phones or more for different companies. For example, if in the U.S., one can have one phone with Verizon, another with AT&T, and a third with T-Mobile. This is incase one line isn't giving service at a location, the other phone might work

[@uwakwehenry4252]

In America people mostly use one phone and they do payments on it, while in nigeria they have two to three phone all fully paid

[@ogujigoodness7663]

Your wife looks like a Nigerian actress Ruth kadiri

[@Shemmylore-vg4hh]

So trueeeee

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

Wow!!! Those terracottas are amazing!! We need to celebrate them more. Reminds me of the Chinese Terracotta Army But l guess we have soo many sculptures in Afrika

[@amatechnologyca4392]

You guys are getting the pronunciation perfectly 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍

[@DiogoChris]

I was shocked too😲 Nice job, Sierra and Dion 👏✊

[@jimdorathy382]

About the phone part.. you know Nigeria’s love to do business,so they carry out most of their transactions online …. Plus some of us don’t have a physical store every business transaction is online so having just one network or mobile phone is not enough…… so to be on the safe side is best to own more than one or two.

[@thatweirdnigerianguy]

God bless Nigeria!

[@EmekaOkeke-u9o]

DISCLAIMER. ONLY NIGERIANS ARE ALLOWED TO MAKE JOKES ABOUT NIGERIA. Nigerians will make JOKES about their country cause they like sarcasm and telling jokes. But when an outsider makes the same jokes be rest assured that NIGERIANS ARE GOING TO COME FOR THAT PERSON WITH EVERYTHING IN THEIR ARSENAL. Nigerians generally keep to their lane and feel very confident and comfortable with who they are. Nigerians are not fazed about the negatives that others paint them with. They just move on and aim for the best cause Nigerians know that you can't please everyone. Nigerians are great people. Nigerians hustle to succeed. Naija no dey carry last.

[@Typicaladamcy]

Love u guys the way u are pronuncing its wow it shows africa in you

[@surelyashley5726]

That cell phone video clip has to have been taken from a very old clip. Cause I'm Nigerian and I haven't seen phones like that in a long time. Not even with my grandparents. Every one uses androids and IOS phones these days.

[@kenny-xg7uc]

Thank u for ur presentation of nija .home sweet home watching from my bed in Benin city Nigerian. ...

[@omobanedo9602]

The man said and pronounced Gangeruwa so perfectly. He would not have any problem learning any Nigerian language, I am sure!

[@pauladegoke2228]

Your reaction is always educative and entertaining.... Makes me a proud Nigerian. Good job

[@gilly8087]

Interesting video, more of this pls, well done guys

[@kennedyigharo6468]

A Yo Demuches, its me your boy Kenuchi, loving your channel always. One love

[@ChrisofHNH]

There’s so much facts and I can’t wait for y’all to check it out yourselves!

[@21void854]

Thank you guys so much ❤️ Naija 2 the world 🌎

[@daringroses]

Loving the matching fits💕

[@happyosagiede4261]

One love from Nigeria

[@Steadyeddy47]

My favorite couple. There’s a whole lot more tribes and about 567 languages all native languages

[@davidchiazor]

You guys are the best ❤️

[@vickydij]

😆 when he said IGbo with the hard G I cringed it's spelled igbo but the G is silent when spoken Igbo (E Bo)

[@Profitfromcoaching]

It's not that the g is silent but that gb is a letter in both the Yoruba and Igbo languages with its own unique phonic sounds

[@johnwick7410]

Yea should react to some Nigerian music 🔜

[@AMOE_30]

The issue was not everyone having a mobile phone. It is each person having SEVERAL phones. I live in the UK where most people have one phone. Which they have on a contract. Nigerians buy their mobile phones outright and pay for data, either by pay-as-you-go or a data plan. And by the way, that must be an old clip showing those old phones! We keep up with the times like everyone else. :D

[@olofinrobunmi1172]

This video u guys are watching is so old.......these days Nigerians use android phones such as Tecno, Samsung, Infinix and so on and iphones as well 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@favouratta6047]

Is the way y'all are struggling to pronounce it for me 🤣😂 because I'm from the north I was literally help y'all to pronounce it😂🤣🤣😂😂I love your videos..♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰

[@profg5tv785]

In Nigeria one person can use more than 3 phone 📱 😂

[@kiik_poye5019]

Great video guys

[@omalichaability3800]

Gangeruwa.😍

[@Miraclee-r6z]

React to a Nigerian songs. Afrobeat, you will definitely like it.

[@aliciaakpomughe708]

The last fact tho since i left Nigeria i haven't seen a single butterfly just flying around

[@LamplapreZ]

True but lately I've been seeing butterflies a lot🤷🏽

[@therealsavage31]

Nok wasn’t the first civilized ethnic It was the Edo people

[@aniyikayetosin1911]

In the pronounciation, I score the lady 50% and the guy 80% keep up the good job

[@Mojicovo]

Very good pronunciation. Gangiriwa

[@Celebrity_Radiographer]

We dont kiss while greeting here in Nigeria

[@ekwebelemchibuike2958]

awo we have found our brother ohh, look how he pronounced that name. i fill this guy is chinadu , bro where have you been.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

😅 Much love!

[@Lazy_football]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🔥❤️

[@izegaegbe]

Please, my apologies but at 3:19, that's not Nok terracotta. That's Ife terracotta. They made a slight error.

[@CHIEF193]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️❤️

[@PiborRuth]

Naija for life

[@therealsavage31]

The Edo as Benin civilized since b/c in 18s

[@aguasaba8766]

And the UN said we leave by less than one dollar a day.the average Nigeria have (3) smart phone to him self

[@chiomaubaka476]

Nigeria isn't competing with anyone please.

[@chimakalu41]

3:32 Nok 👍🏾

[@Charlie-rj2sw]

The 2nd and 3rd terracotta realistic heads shown are not Nok's but Yoruba's.

[@robertpeace3]

❤❤❤❤

[@sharongold6305]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️

[@renney2703]

The reason Nigerians have soo many mobile phone subscribers is because…..should i say it? 😂😂 419! 😂😂

[@sumiadamu3046]

100%

[@EmmanuelTukpaye-qf2wj]

Y’all good

[@tonyeffik6781]

these facts were so weak, they could’ve done better

[@kobeshepard1949]

Old video