CULTURE SHOCK IN NIGERIA AS A KENYAN

hi beautiful people as on todays video I want to to talk about my culture shock as a Kenyan in Nigeria . Nigeria is a beautiful country in the western part of Africa and there some few things they do differently from where I come from Africa has rich culture and Nigeria being an African country has its own culture kindly watch this video for more details thanks #cultureshock#nigeria#lagos#
Nigerian food#kenya

[@dorrtay]

African Tigress shared the same story. She was discouraged from visiting Nigeria but she has visited three times. There are bad eggs everywhere but that doesn't mean Nigerians are bad people. We are very welcoming and friendly.

[@11damilola]

You're a wise man.

[@peteridemudia2880]

Nigerian is a great country with the proudest african people

[@clarenwaso1777]

Our wife,you are doing well. Thank God you love Nigeria. We are very welcoming people. Beautiful content.

[@kipleedy]

I have been praying that one day GOD blesses me enough to be able to travel to Nigeria. The day I land in Naija I will kiss the ground. I have so much love for my fellow African brothers and sisters. And you are all welcome to Kenya.

[@rosemaryjus]

Wow thank you so much God will answer your prayers and you will come to this beautiful country Africa we are one and our continent is beautiful one love ❤️

[@laylandstanley4992]

God will see you through, all your dreams shall manifest

[@sijisiji8100]

We were divided by the colonists and now is the time for us to see ourselves as one Africa. I was in Kenya some months ago and I met amazing people despite the bad ones who have damaged Nigeria image over there.

[@ominiekwe7241]

You are welcome dear God bless you my sister One Love Nigeria and Kenya

[@avendjecrusty8156]

Good one

[@chriscoolsweat1870]

I've followed your channel for quite a while. Thanks for taking the pains to visit at this time when it's warm and humid. I wish you would have the privilege to visit the south-east and south-south regions. African Tigress loves visiting Port Harcourt, the oil capital and Uyo. Warri is deep into theDelta, lush with rich green assorted vegetation. She even goes to the villages in Akwa Ibom State. Calabar is further south to the Atlantic. Onitsha and Asaba are two beautiful cities on both banks of the Ruver Niger. You're always welcome to your new home in Nigeria. Cheers.

[@K.T-PARA]

You are now officially a Nigerian Princess Rosemary ... your yoruba Princess name is folakemi or folasade. Pick one plz❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@andrewolawoye6171]

My Sister you look more like Nigerian and you are beautiful

[@aframaco9491]

Yep!!! She looks a bit like actress Patience Ozorkwor, don't you think? 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

[@GPIduh]

😅😅😅 if you ask us where we are running to, we don't even know ourselves

[@rosemaryjus]

😂😂😂it's well my dear

[@pjdmoneymantrading2858]

Your observations are very well on point.

[@ibrahimsalami4014]

In all the cultures in Nigeria, a foreigner must be made comfortable.

[@ishowboy61]

That is not true pls. It is only the Yoruba culture that is fully practiced such culture hence, you have many other people trooping to the western part of Nigeria because of their accommodating culture.

[@gladysuyigue4385]

It is true, like my side Edo state we are welcoming, friendly as well, don’t say what you don’t know, because you’re from the western part, that is where you know, let other side have see port, and see if there will not be a different board game

[@ThaiPrinceMew]

​@@gladysuyigue4385Don't mind him 😔

[@laylandstanley4992]

​@@ishowboy61not only Yorubas stop talking rubbish were have you visit which other Nigerian tribe chased foreigners out

[@festfst6488]

Am sure this person have not left Yoruba region to other parts of Nigeria before. every place in Nigeria is welcoming

[@fomo6974]

Nigeria ❤🇳🇬 🎉🎉

[@junefreeman3788]

pepper, salt and honey is fed to the baby 7 days after birth so it stays in the blood!!

[@bolajimartins6771]

Every Nigerian 🇳🇬 from childhood is fed with pepper. Some say that's why we are tough and resilient. Our mothers tell us if you don't eat pepper you can't be tough.

[@johnoguntolu9992]

Point of correction, not every nigerian people eat or love pepper like the Yorubas. I believe your comment is directed to the Yoruba people.

[@Daseeker4895]

@@johnoguntolu9992 Online and those who visit Nigeria, I have seen a lot of them say 9ja food has a lot of pepper, you'll agree it is not only the Yoruba food they ate? I would say the Yorubas may eat more pepper than other ethnic groups in Nigeria, but it does not take away the fact that Nigerians like pepper in their food.

[@Walkofwealth-k2k]

No black man is a foreigner or treated as a foreigner in Nigeria. This is for a reason because we have a culture of welcoming strangers to our different lands. I wish other Africans can understand this. No one really cares because we are all focused on our business and trying to be better each day. Its cultural! East, West, North or South.

[@Bright259]

That so true, a south african could be your next door neighbor and it makes no difference to us.

[@us7wqtrnek7uu]

We welcoming too but n0+ t0 yal & c0z 0f cr**e.Just like sa,ghana, in kenya too same script,what they saying there is same here.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 God bless Africa ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@AfricasRealities]

From Lagos to undo state, you are still in Yoruba land and haven't known about the other people and cultures. You need to travel wide.

[@rosemaryjus]

I will travel wide it's just a matter of time thanks

[@anthonyebube1449]

First, Nigeria is a vast country with 250 ethnic groups with also 500 variant la guages spoken. So Nigeria do not care who are or where you come from because you may have come from any of the ethnic groups. So foreigners when they come to Nigeria we don't notice that you are a foreigner and so we treat you fairly as we treat ourselves simply and jovially. We can take note of you as a foreigner by your accent. And this makes it even more compelling to show you great love and companionship. In all, we as a people are moving trains, no dull moment in our lives ever busy. Hahaha. So you are very welcome and come again.

[@childrentoys4537]

Especially if you are black.

[@veronicagichure3046]

Wow dear enjoy yourself and say hey to Nagerian ❤

[@effiongukih8827]

Good vibes sister Rosemary. Love your smiles. Yes culturally Nigeria 🇳🇬 is very diverse still we Love ourselves irrespective of our challenges. Blessings 🙌

[@sholasholknb9199]

Rosemary , thanks so much for kind word, you are also a good and pretty person, hope you find a good Nigeria 🇳🇬 man. Travelling is educational

[@bullyfcoffee9815]

You are doing a very good job ma, thank you.

[@BaronCapital-lt5oz]

I'm highly encouraged by your exploration of Nigeria.

[@mrnaija101]

Many Nigerians drive very fast and drive so rough as well😅😅 Road rage is a common occurrence here. Welcome once again to Nigeria. Yes you are right, we can greet for Africa here😅 Morning Afternoon Night. I enjoy all your videos

[@Travelgyal]

Thanks I'm learning a lot....

[@gracefunmilayo1362]

I love your channel for telling people Nigeria culture and i know so many people will learn from it. I will continue watching your channel. Kudos to you enjoy your stay more knowledge and understanding

[@rosemaryjus]

Thank you my sister God bless you

[@festfst6488]

honestly speaking Nigerians do not discriminate against forigners in Nigeria especially if you are a black person like them.

[@rosemaryjus]

That's a fact

[@us7wqtrnek7uu]

Ps Stop the cr*m3 when n0t at home..99jos g0 0thrr places d0 n0t g00d stuff & expect f0lk t0 like em😂😂.N00000000 it w0nt happen. People will always be drawn to good people

[@TeeO8080]

On respect, please note: this is more prevalent in the western part of Nigeria (Yoruba). It is also true that elderly people are generally respected more in Nigeria (leave your hair grey! 😂). Thank you so much, for your visit.

[@rosemaryjus]

Thanks for sharing

[@d.n.7670]

Well said and done. All your take home is right. Welcome to our country. No Africans can be called a foreigners in Nigeria. Who born you ?.. Again, thank you for coming.

[@Onenaijagirl]

We drive fast in Abuja as well but there is no road rage perhaps because there is less traffic and the lifestyle is different. Even in crowded areas, people hardly abuse others in traffic.

[@childrentoys4537]

We have road rage generally but hardly can you see us resorting to violence like the US where gun can be instantly pointed at you becauae of a small skirmish. Highest we do is to insult each other. That is one of the reasons other Africans describes we Nigerians as being aggressive but for me i see our aggressive attitude as a positive trait.

[@ezekielsaviour4056]

Ma you look like one of the nigeria actress

[@jafarudatche8512]

Rosemary, please we need videos ooo. Thanks for visiting my country

[@rosemaryjus]

I will do that ooo🤣🤣🤣

[@abdulazeezakeem4816]

No south west is not hot we are in hot season June December is cold weather

[@rosemaryjus]

Thank you for letting me know I appreciate

[@childrentoys4537]

But Nigeria is generally hot because of where we are geographically located. That is the beauty of nature. Africa with its diversity also comes with its diverse weather conditions depending on the region. So for anyone that loves hot weather most West Africa & North Africa countries is where to visit but if you love cold or mild weather, Central, East & Southern African countries is where to visit.

[@abdulazeezakeem4816]

You don't stay in Nigeria we do south west will enter cold weather from June till February​@@childrentoys4537

[@DonaldOYewande]

You can't compare what you call cold to summer in Kenya.

[@sakhephikhanyile6544]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@mfonudoinyang9576]

Actually, Nigerians drive on the right side of the road, though the driver’s seat is on the left side of the car. That’s different from what you said.

[@kipleedy]

Hehehe... when I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was Mama G from Calabar 😂😂😂

[@rosemaryjus]

Really 😂😂😂

[@chuksokwelum1765]

Your judgement us objective

[@chriscoolsweat1870]

Somebody from the s'west tried to insinuate that the hospitality of Nigerians you're alluding to is the preserve of the Yoruba. Big lie. Most regions of Nigeria are reasonably good natured, some more so than others. Even the moslim north that became very radicalized under Buhari who went on a troll of attempting the impossibility of 'fulanizing' Nigeria. Before his senseless inhuman escapade, core moslim northerners were given to a reasonable level of sensibility to outsiders. The 'flow' towards Lagos isn't because of the magnanimity of the s'westerners but because of the opportunities a former Federal Capital with major deep sea ports can offer in the area of import/export accessibility. Because most s'westerners don't travel as vast as others within Nigeria, they tend to think their region is the hub for other southerners only because of their making. The constitution stipulates clearly that no one can be hindered from living anywhere they choose. If only the Federal government can develop new seaports along the coast or allow states to do so, that alone would drastically drop the costly and risky cost of importing and freighting to long distances from Lagos and by implcation, remove that illusion that Lagos only arbiter of survival for most Nigerians.

[@Bright259]

Good evening ma, why do you think south africans hate us so much?

[@childrentoys4537]

Do you need to bring such unneccessary question here🙄?

[@Bright259]

@@childrentoys4537 no I don't mean any bad, it's a honest curious question, I just thought maybe she'll have a clue all something, I genuinely wonder why they hate us so much just like ghana

[@childrentoys4537]

@@Bright259She is a Kenyan so she can't speak for the South Africans. The reason for their hatred is very much out there in the social media space. According to them they are insinuating that we destroyed their country by selling drugs to their people. Tagging all Nigerians in their country as drug sellers but exonerating themselves completely from the drug cartel they say run in their country but we Nigerians know the reason for their hatred is surely not because of drugs.

[@festfst6488]

​@@Bright259everybody can not like you irrespective of your good even Jesus Christ was h8ted and kill by his h8ters.

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

And yet you guy in Kenya Kpai , jail our people die noting 🤬🤬🤬 I swear 🇳🇬 we must stop being too welcoming we need to start treating people the same ways they treat us .

[@rockyrocki-fo4sl]

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[@rockyrocki-fo4sl]

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[@rockyrocki-fo4sl]

KZbin or Google 🇳🇬 arrested in kenya & then do same 🇰🇪 arrested in nigeria then tell me what you find

[@sijisiji8100]

You can't be arrested when you haven't done anything wrong. Some Nigerians in diaspora engaged in dubious business.

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

@@rockyrocki-fo4sl we will straf doing the same to you all , Nigerians stop being too welcoming to people that treat you like shut in there country 👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿.

[@rockyrocki-fo4sl]

Chunga us tolewe kafara. Zunguka k street ya huko tafuta mamanzi wakenya wanafanya uka haba hio area wale wamefanyiwa tukio na wasee wao