CONFIDENCE OF NIGERIANS MISTAKEN AS BEING RUDE

[@awwalibrahim4582]

Asa was invited to perform in the presence of the former president during transitioning event of the NNPC. Of all her songs, she chose.... There is fire on the mounting.... and left. I'm still trying to decipher the level of courage and confidence to tell such truth to power face-to-face.

[@Rosaninyei]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Im telling you. They were all shook at the audacity

[@tundebakare6887]

😂😂

[@ndidichibuoke6512]

Na to get in touch with Asa's audacity plug!!! Na sure plug 🔌 😂😂😂

[@noelieassengone]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@evidavidodmw5882]

We're Nigerians 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 we no dey gree for anybody 😅😅😅😂

[@GreaterLight-xl6wv]

Stop rude writing we're Nigerian we no the gree for anybody

[@onyekaumeagudosi5674]

The Nigerian government is afraid of it citizens using bad governance to shut down our aspirations. But we're Nigerians ,we are Nigerian 🇳🇬

[@victorianjoku3582]

Exactly. But some Nigerian will never accept what we are . All they see is the negative side

[@efemzyekun900]

Dey play

[@ernestkanu1247]

A Nigerian sees God as his father literally speaking, he won't say it out but he believes it. He has confidence that God will see him in any situation.

[@IdjerheEmmanuel-vm1fo]

When Nigeria is fully liberated, then its true greatness will be unveil.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Well said!

[@tundebakare6887]

Facts 💯

[@BlissVincent]

Thank you brother for always defending Nigerians

[@mikahel.m.i9217]

A typical Nigeria can pick up mild insult or mild intimidation from every loose statement you make, so by asking " what do you mean ? " it's that he or she simply want to understand the area you want to go, either you want to intimidate him or insult him or just an innocent statement.

[@emekaokeoma1939]

Exactly!!!😂😂😂 Once an average Nigerian responds "what do you mean by that"? You better count your words before you say it because he has sensed traces of insults or intimidation in.what you said & which most be challenged if clearifications were not made

[@ndidichibuoke6512]

That way, we'll be able to determine at what point we go change am for you.

[@noelieassengone]

​@@ndidichibuoke6512👌🤣🤣🤣

[@safiibrahim1778]

It simply means watch what you say next, otherwise 😂😂😂😂

[@Baddamozie]

Great topic DJPAKORICH! This is exactly what makes Nigerians successful. They don’t play second fiddle to nobody. When i was growing up, we had one motto which resonates in every Nigerian mind. It goes like this; what one man can do, another man can do even better. You can’t beat that attitude. That keeps us on our toes always. We always strive to be the best, and every obstacle is seen as an opportunity to grow. We know what white people know, that’s why they fear us. Even the US is scared of Nigerians, especially the younger generation. So, you are right DJPAKORICH! Africans should emulate the boldness of their Nigerian brothers. Keep up the good work my man! Much love ❤️ as always! Peace ✌️!

[@kwekuadedimeji6515]

Nigeria is the nation Africa is waiting for. Once we rise like the Eagles that we are, the rest of the continent shall follow suit in a ripple effect. That is why hating on Nigeria and Nigerians is detrimental to the overall African progress. The West knows this but enjoy the divide. May we know and do better. Well said Otunba Pakorich

[@tundebakare6887]

Thanks for your reasonable comments

[@pastortola1823]

When you come to Nigeria, come to Abuja, I will love to take care of you. We love you brother

[@djpakorich]

Bless bro

[@boladeolowe7073]

I do BMS for a tech company in island..A white man that happens to be a facility manager walk up to me trying to test me if i knw about the work..he is trying to intimidate me.i told him i would not be here if i don't knw my work.i play him back by telling him to grab a chair and be my apprentice.He was surprised by my response,since then he respect me and we become good friend.Before he left naija,he invited me for dinner and told me that as a young man he respect my confidence that i will go places with it😊

[@djpakorich]

Good one keep it up

[@mhizmaeve4906]

We Nigerians are not rude. We are just confidence of ourselves that all ❤❤❤

[@tundebakare6887]

True

[@maxesotv]

I have been living in cote divorce for over 10 years now. When I first came here without knowing anyone or what I’m going to do but went there and has succeeded

[@onyekaumeagudosi5674]

God continue to bless you 💪🇳🇬

[@pastortola1823]

I came to Ghana, not knowing anyone, and I had a great time. I came back great

[@adeyanjuuyoyo7009]

OMO na once man dey die, live life to the fullest without fear nor intimidation

[@remi1-zg6ol]

We nigerians will always love you no matter what .you have shown enough brotherly love. It is a must and an ideal thing to reciprocate the love.God bless you and your entire family.

[@WELL-STAR-US-NGN]

You absolutely said my mind. I have huge plans to support and promote this channel, and the plan is still in work. In the meantime, I encourage us to keep talking to our fellow Nigerians, our friends and family about this channel. That is the one little thing we all can all do to appreciate his love and support for Nigeria. And when my plans kick in, this channel has to grow to several million happy fans, not just subscribers.

[@tundebakare6887]

Right

[@adeoluafolami2860]

My first time coming to Accra in 2004 , I didn't know anyone but I came and spend 3 weeks exploring the whole Accra. After then I came to Accra for about 9years on a regular basis. Later I lived at Sege town. Then to tema that's naija spirit

[@festusiyobosa9302]

We Nigerias before you speak out we actually know your mind 😊

[@charlesduru5838]

We walkout of jobs in UK. We sack ourselves.

[@mashingiljonahbala861]

Nigerian are always assertive in whatever the are doing Mostly we are not intimidated in wherever we fine ourselves Boldness is in our blood and we do pursue our dreams with all Sense of seriousness.

[@Loveridge973]

I like your observations about too much humility being not too good at times.

[@tundebakare6887]

If you're too gentle you'll be rejected 😊

[@breezeincampus7671]

We are nice people but just hate intimidation 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@victorianjoku3582]

And many see us as bullies. Because of that

[@Toujoursbelle365]

No 1 likes to be intimidated but the majority of 🇳🇬 are just arrogant

[@OgbeniDrizzy]

9ja we no dey gree for anybody 💯💯

[@FabianAnderson-do5jt]

omo we love Julius He is like Nigerian .

[@tundebakare6887]

Absolutely

[@juliusfakayode703]

Thank you for loving me.

[@vitalisochu5169]

An average Nigerian create his own legacy and not others who rely on government. We have since lost hope in good governance. How can someone who swims against the tides on the road to finding success and win not be confident? (Our government is the Tide). An average Nigerian is a survivor. That's why we are use to challenges and we always come out tops. The challenges an average Nigerian passes through can easily kill or demoralize other Africans. That's just it. Kudos bro.

[@victorianjoku3582]

My dear some Nigerian keep saying owl full things about the country without thinking if other countries can overcome what we face daily😢😢

[@hotties3v3n]

Sorry Victoria. We mean no harm oh.😘

[@PiborRuth]

Greetings bro from Nigeria 🇳🇬 I’m always enjoying your show

[@godwinerahuyi5559]

Thank you manzi for acknowledged our confident I am a Nigeria but I have being to Ghana I love Ghanaian

[@desmondjackson6888]

till tomorrow 50 cent still respect Idris because of what Idris did to him

[@georgeilawagbon9255]

😂😂😂😂

[@efemzyekun900]

He and his crew still remember that incident...we no dey gree for anybody.

[@tundebakare6887]

Ahahaha 😂😂

[@rosemaryonyebuchi661]

And where is ur Idris now? He didn't behave like a Nigerian...pride n rudeness kept him where he is. A smart Nigerian with use his opportunity with 50cent.

[@desmondjackson6888]

@@rosemaryonyebuchi661 one thing many of you didn't know music is like football you can be there for ever is only fools that is thinking that someone will be in entertainment forever

[@edetoyokunyi5546]

Pakorich and Kwado Sheldon two Ghanaian guys I love

[@PrinceOvOpp]

welcome back DJ PAKORICH hope you have fun let me give you one example only Nigeria person not government fighting a government of other country without any back up and we see some other African with all their white worship still not ,making it, sorry to say but its reality we see it here everyday nice topic

[@dayoolajuyin4863]

Honestly, Ghanians are so so humble. Where I worked I always looked at them and they don't like trouble at all. They always pacified us Nigerian to take it easy. I found it laughable

[@balogunolurotimiidowu3553]

Bro 😎 the confidence of an average Nigerian is a combination of many odds especially we’ve been unlucky with good governance and functional developmental platforms which good management should provide for everyone to thrive surviving against all these obstacles build a resistance and resilience to be successful while we see any problem as challenges that need to be overcome we have an encouraging words to motivate us when in such circumstances that’s energy,the blast 💥 and the basis of our confidence ❤❤❤❤❤

[@FabianAnderson-do5jt]

yes that Edris story was confirm it was biug in Nija then

[@am_gaby]

I love your analysis of Nigeria

[@pEnTrade]

Great video, great content great man my DJ you dey do well

[@djpakorich]

I appreciate that

[@Torromann]

DJ Mazi Pakorich. God bless you. Keep up the good work. Nigerians are bold and courageous, especially South Nigerians; they always move out of their comfort zone to see and challenge and conquer whatever life offers.... Also, your story about Idris and 50cent is spot on, it was a nasty brawl and the Americans never forgot it. God bless you, bro. God save Africa from visionless criminals in power.

[@djpakorich]

Spot on

[@GbengaOdunaro-se8jz]

You absolutely right sir, idris abdukarim is a fearless song writer, who sing (Nigeria jagajaga)

[@musicislifechannel5446]

We love you forever bro 🇳🇬❤️❤️❤️

[@kaffinozir7961]

First of all i thank DJ PAKORICH for being you, you're, am a kind of person that only watching online but don't like commenting. Am a Nigerian the first time i travelled to Iran from Dubai i didn't know anybody then gained admission and graduated from one of their best Universities. Nigerians have that confidence but we're not rude

[@djpakorich]

Keep it up

[@juliusfakayode703]

Bro, Iran? Omo, our people dey try. How was your experience there?

[@Strictlynaija]

Ogaooo, Iran of all places, I hail your courage, boldness shall... Kudos

[@adeniyijoel9569]

And thats one of the things all africans need to embrace you need to be so confident even in the face of stronger opponents dont just get intimidated by everything these "oyinbo" people really de look down on africans not because they are so special but "dem de fear us" they know if we really decide to rise they will definitely fall so the keep on doing everything to make us continue looking down on ourself to keep African potential locked..but my brothers ...i always feel sad seeing African attacking each others when we should really stick together we are brothers for God sake....i just believe one day Africa will really be united and we will rise we will definitely shock the world because there is so much potential in africa.......thanks bros despite being a Ghanian ure not using your own KZbin channel for the wrong purpose much love from lagos.....in one africa i believe

[@BlissVincent]

Watching from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@DrLivi]

Nobody knows who is white man or black man in Nigeria. You are only respected for what you have in you, and nobody takes any nonsense from anybody. Every man on earth is created equal by God. Am sorry am a Nigerian but I don't think I have spirits same as some Africans; I don't respect anything or anybody without any logical reason to do so. As at now Nigerians eyes are well open and they are well informed. Only problem in Nigeria now is politics which is still being hijacked by some corrupt ancestors, but youths are preparing to deal with them and normalize things. Nigeria is richly blessed by God that nobody in Nigeria including the visitors supposed to worry of what to eat, but to focus on new innovations like other countries of the world like Japan, Australia and others.

[@djpakorich]

Well said

[@tundebakare6887]

Well spoken

[@abiodunjogbodo8129]

You are doing a good job sir.

[@Bjcrypto545]

Our confidence has its roots in long suffering and oppression.

[@arcejiroeshalomi4689]

Dj Pako..... Make i add one name for you join Otunba..... You are now a confirmed OLOROGUN.... As our Niger Delta people go call you from now on....🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿.... 👍🏿

[@osemeke1]

Onye eze

[@okaforonyeka7547]

As long as long as 🇳🇬 Nigerians live on earth , sapa no go catch dj Pato.. Ride on

[@djpakorich]

Amen

[@emmanuelotuowho6726]

We provide for everything hence the confidence to face any situation ❤🎉

[@wonderfulera63490]

We don't have government

[@godsate777]

Great topic.

[@osasokunbor1121]

God bless you my lovely brother for your good heart towards humanity Jehovah will be you and your efforts

[@djpakorich]

Bless u dear

[@eberechukwueziechina]

Mazi, we need millions of you in this world to make the world a better place.

[@djpakorich]

Thank u

[@ceazerruby5833]

You are doing well

[@michaelfasanya4221]

DJ Pakorich, you are doing very well, thank you for supporting the Super Eagles. I am a fan of yours now.

[@richardjoseph9452]

Bros, i like your program 50 gbosaaah fir you

[@Chinedujunior_J]

Ezenn yes that is how we do and we love it so much and it help us so much

[@osasokunbor1121]

Of course my lovely brother from another mother I hope that's Super Eagle will try next time thank you so much for this amazing job that's you re doing I am so proud of you ❤❤❤

[@djpakorich]

You are so welcome

[@omoruyiemmanuel810]

Bros I love you. Honestly u are correct n that's honest truth n that's what happened bro. We Nigerians nor dey carry last

[@fonmaakpanudo1415]

Watching from nigeria

[@SOFTLIFE293]

We are Nigerians of course we bow to no one.

[@tescobar2001]

DjPak. U are great, keep it up.

[@adeoluafolami2860]

I hail Oo, OTUNBA

[@djpakorich]

Respect ❤️✌️

[@ayeimangbe2875]

Thank you for your support

[@emekaokeoma1939]

Exactly!!!😂😂😂 Once an average Nigerian responds "what do you mean by that"? You better count your words before you respond because he has sensed traces of insults or intimidations in.what you said & which most be challenged if clearifications were not made

[@kennethagoha2784]

DJ Pakoreach I'm beginning to love your interllectual

[@djpakorich]

I appreciate that

[@odiakachristopher5773]

Nigeria is a great nation up naija

[@nikkiariyo2933]

Watching from Gwagwalada Abuja, i love mazi

[@alabisulaimon5007]

God bless you brother

[@osagodtins]

Welcome back, love from 9ja

[@adeseghaolusegun3513]

We no dey gree for anybody no try us. There's boldness we're courageous bro

[@philipagbonfioror768]

Otunba, I salute you, more grace my brother.🇬🇭❤️🇳🇬. Love from Salem, Oregon

[@djpakorich]

Bless up

[@janerama-nq6rw]

In Nigeria, we don’t like repeating words twice, my mom will be like, my radio no Dey talk 2times 😂

[@matthewidodo3706]

Maazi.. We they your back

[@seyioluwadayomi4265]

You are doing well brother 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@djpakorich]

Thank you so much 😀

[@James_150]

DJ Pakorich is one of us 🇳🇬

[@oladimejidimeji2345]

God bless you sir

[@wonderfulera63490]

This dude just dey use Nigeria cash out. All na hustle. The hustle is real. Mtshew

[@djpakorich]

Forget my brother I work I am a broadcast engineer and I own my own company with staffs ..what I do here is my hobby as a retired broadcaster..I am very ok in life

[@femim.4796]

​@@djpakorichI would like to see you when I enter Ghana. I need to tour Ghana. Much love.

[@ogeeao3890]

DJ Pakorich!!! Nice cibtent sir!

[@djpakorich]

Thank you kindly

[@MarianDavid-4194]

One love from 9ja

[@djpakorich]

Same here

[@christopherathekame4673]

Welcome back brother

[@EmmanuelOgbu-b5n]

we have seen shege. so, we no dey send anybody because you no dey feed us

[@tundebakare6887]

It's said that if you're too gentle you'll be rejected and that's true for a Nigerian mindset we don't want to be rejected so we have to voice out our opinion

[@ajewhiteajewhite]

Mazi welcome back from your trip ❤

[@djpakorich]

Thank you! 😃

[@mystik5551]

What do you mean by that, that we are loud...

[@Trader_mams]

God bless you

[@fidelisamadi7633]

Do u have a Facebook handle ? Watching from Nigeria. Love ur show❤

[@djpakorich]

Yes I do but stay here unless u want us to chat

[@ericmaro4461]

You are doing well DJ....weldone

[@djpakorich]

Thanks a ton

[@tksmusic1735]

I give u 3 receipts. 1) MTN project fame; the very 1st edition. Everyone in house called Darey arrogant because of his brilliance and confidence to which he did point out. Even though he came 3rd it felt like he was the winner. 2) A Ghanaian was giving a Ted talk and he shared how he approached Madam Ngozin Okonjo Iweala and she thought he was a Nigerian cos he "sounded so confident" 3) Burna Boy was being interviewed by Jimmy Kimmel about his song "Las Las" and Burna had to ask Kimmel to pronounce the song title with "strength" (confidence).

[@emmaicoe6807]

No, is not being rude, when you don't understand, u have to answer

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

*We are not "omo lolé lo gbèsì".* *This means that we always have the reply on auto mode;* *we dont have to think before we reply and it's always spot on* 💃🏿💃🏿

[@onomuakpokpostanley8567]

Ok I promise to always be a lawyer fan 😊😩😩😩

[@AdekunleEnoch-n1g]

We were actually brought up that way, some Nigerian traditional rulers even committed suicide instead of letting the british rule him, one was even sent on exile because he said he cannot bow to the queen, our parents, teachers even friends, you can't be timid, that's why most Nigerians make it outside Nigeria because it's more developed

[@samueldarchibong9841]

Top of the day to you my brother

[@adebisibakare7731]

If you say Nigerians are rude then you don't know us,we just know our worth.

[@femim.4796]

His caption is saying the exact opposite.

[@cal_lingsewise9505]

I am a Nigerian 🇳🇬living in Nungua . Ghana 🇬🇭 police done show me shege and this year ,I have decided to bring my whole villagers to Accra. Next comment ,I go tell una how the matter later be

[@djpakorich]

What the problem ? Do u mind sharing with me

[@Tessa4G]

Don't be mistaken, we are humble but proud, i can kneel to greet my elder, but no, try me. i will come for you anytime😅

[@stjohnedemekong9900]

In all honesty, malema is a Nigerian.. he is Eze wale malema... 9ja loves you.

[@georgeilawagbon9255]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@josephgeorge2602]

Very true 😅🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@emix06_06]

DJ I get beef with you o! You don't refer 2 yourself as Okechukwu 🙄😅😅

[@djpakorich]

I will bros the names Dey break my neck lol

[@emix06_06]

​@@djpakorich😂😂😂 one love boss. Best man in GH👌

[@adenijimayowa-u3c]

That 50cent story, even 50cent will not forget that story in is entire life, because when him meet charly boy(

[@georgeilawagbon9255]

He met Charly boy?

[@dinohmilley9342]

Exactly mazi😂😂🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️♥️💞💯

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

There is nothing bad in being confidence of yourself.