DO NOT MOVE BACK TO NIGERIA IN 2024 || JAPADA REGRETS

[@teneishaswinton7591]

This American girl loves village life! I married an Igbo man from IMO STATE: we went to meet his parents in the village and I fell in love! The lush greenery, the fresh air, the food….you are making me miss the village so much! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏾❤️

[@cutime6712]

Meh have that here in South Carolina

[@ProsperousJanetta]

Yes I miss it too! AA here married for 20 years to my Yoruba man❤

[@gailainsley6939]

@@cutime6712. 😂😂

[@anonymousa-uy1hk]

Hey there sis! I’m looking at all that greenery, too and missing it!!!

[@jenniferobiorah3933]

Yes! I love it too

[@michaelfarmhand]

To successfully Japada, you need passive income in foreign exchange-perhaps a house you are collecting rent on, a pension, your own house in a good area, and the ability to fly out if things get too stressful.

[@jacquip8584]

The village roads in Nigeria look just like the roads in the countryside of Jamaica ❤

[@dreyb1801]

Lol. Really? 😂

[@gwendolynallen3218]

​@@dreyb1801I keep trying to tell people our Islands used to be attached to the continent.

[@sonderexpeditions]

Tropical climate. Looks like some places I've been in Asia.

[@Wakeupsheeple607]

@@gwendolynallen3218no its connected to America 😂😂😂😂 blk ppl always been over here

[@EmpressQueenB]

So true!!!! I can't wait to visit. I hate the visa process to get there, but know it will be worth it. 🇯🇲

[@factsfacts3461]

My Igbo sister as a Yoruba man born here in the U.S many many years ago, I am sure your kids are soaking up the culture. My parents moved us back to Ibadan in 1979 and things were so, much better back then. As a matter of fact, a Dollar to Naira was N0.59 kobo = $1.00 dollar; I wish you and your family all the best and Pray things gets better at home and I am downloading LEMFI 😊

[@akpovonaotobo2821]

Does lemfi work in Nigeria?

[@factsfacts3461]

@@akpovonaotobo2821 I don’t think 🤔 I’m trying it in the US and it’s not lol

[@modupeadekunle787]

Yes​@@akpovonaotobo2821

[@akpovonaotobo2821]

@@factsfacts3461 ok thank you

[@nozarashi4142]

@@akpovonaotobo2821yes

[@mrpedro6020]

Anyways I appreciate this because I will be returning soon to Nigeria for life, no more Europe things by God Almighty grace 🙏😇.

[@khanyisajanet2991]

Please do more walk n talk videos i enjoy the background of nature

[@dynaekwueme]

I will ❤

[@imotumbokanaka4157]

nice background

[@supamazembe2010]

Yeah…such fertile land. Makes one truly want to bond with nature.

[@sonderexpeditions]

Yea it's relaxing

[@FebineAwuor]

Prices of things are increasing everyday and its getting worse but I still love it in Kenya. I moved from USA last year and I believe this is where I belong. The environment is so beautiful.

[@cocopanaf2649]

Ashè Ingeta Ayibobo Alafia!

[@Gistoven]

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[@paulinekamau9633]

Lmao Ruto has ruined Kenya 🇰🇪. Life is hard hence the protests right now teachers are on strike. Which Kenya 🇰🇪 are you at‼️

[@omokaroojiire]

Congratulations on finding a place to belong!!! Many are still searching. That's a huge blessing. 🙏

[@omoluabimontreal22]

Which country doesn't have cost of living rising.....just mention one. Una think say Nigerian is unique not to feel what's happening in the rest of the world.

[@JoyA.-yg4gc]

I live in England and things are very tough here for many There is nothing cheap in England, food , fuel, clothing and housing are extortionate It is common for people to have two jobs and a side hustle Relatives in Nigeria who continue to demand for money don’t seem to understand that we are struggling here too

[@gpmathsclass]

Dont blame them,they are facing hell in Nigeria..U are not there so you can't relate.

[@wilsonbio4454]

Frank, sincere and helpful vidéo. The real situation, down to earth with the village natural background. So, so beautiful. Kudos!

[@novellprice132]

Thank you for sharing your experience there in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Peace 🕊️ and God bless 🙏.

[@king_dammy]

Nigeria is extremely difficult at the moment, your small euros will go a long way for your Nigerian relatives

[@novellprice132]

​@@king_dammyWho caused all these economic mess in Nigeria 🇳🇬? Peace 🕊.

[@imanihaidara2994]

There is nothing more valuable than telling the absolute truth, not being pretentious. ❤❤🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Ransah79]

Being a village boy from rural Ghana, this is the calmness and the environment I miss most…cassava plants, plantain, palm trees and all….I can’t find that here in the States…home will always be home! Nice vlog and thanks for sharing!

[@dynaekwueme]

You’re welcome

[@Shirleyowens383]

You must be in New York, most foreigners think only New York is the U.S in total

[@politicallyafrican6317]

@@Shirleyowens383 why do you guys attack people for no reason. Do you have cassava and plantain trees in USA? The soil there cannot accommodate such plants. Just some plants in U.S. cannot be grown in Africa. In any case thinking New York is U.S. is not as sacrilegious as not knowing that Africa is not a country as some of you think.

[@aao449]

@@Shirleyowens383- You don’t know where in America he is and don’t assume you know what “most foreigners” think.

[@Gistoven]

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[@EstherNana-cx5ey]

Dyna is very raw and reall many KZbin are faking some things and show you the glowing part

[@chijiobi7760]

Sis, thanks for sharing your experience. I think what you may have observed with Nigerians is not really being empathetic. They are just resigned to fate. And that is a state of hopelessness. That is a state of being defeated. It's a very critical state too. I feel for our people. I loved the beautiful green scenery behind you. Many are wasting their time in the city, while their family farms lay waste. And shout out to Kano airport employees for doing their job and not begging for money. The begging attitude is very irritating and pathetic. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

[@voicecommunities4810]

Truly...

[@pamelascott3184]

I'm in USA and I have found out kids there must pay to attend school? I've asked my neighbor what or who can I sponsor I am not rich, but My kids don't have school fees, and it hurts to hear this. I'd like to find out a legal real person or organization that is not taking the money to use high organization fees and they give very little money. I've asked a price and although I give clothes to my neighbor who sends back home to Nigeria, I want to do a little more especially education for kids. Please if you can, share true info of what I can do to donate to help a kid get an education. The scenery you're sharing is beautiful.

[@theafricanartconnectmumaki1516]

You can find a local school Create a fund in your name, have a criteria like kids from Single parents families or disabilities and put a criteria to help assess whose fees get paid if put a $1000 in there termly or yearly will help a lot and you have control 😊

[@Chazzabox1]

These stories are helpful to us who are not returning soon but we are sending money to those who are there. Unfortunately this inflation is paining all of us, even in the UK. So I have to think and think before I will send one kobo. Lastly we have to be very sensitive to be visiting people up and down. If you don’t bring your own snacks and drink, just stay where you are. Seeing the village is sweeting me, I look forward to being back one day.

[@dynaekwueme]

Yessss❤

[@gardensteps]

Dyna. I don't watch you often. In fact, l haven't for maybe a couple of years. But I have to say something. I thoroughly enjoy it whenever I watch your videos! You are one of the best spoken African KZbinrs out there! No unnecessary and fake accents, just proper elocution, and an AMAZING enunciation that is neither forced nor faked. Most times I don't even particularly care about the topic, but I'm just lost in your amazing vocal expressions. Btw. The last video of yours I watched was your first August meeting in your husband's hometown. Looking forward to seeing the video about this year's August meeting. I love August meetings. Your make-up is absolutely beautiful!

[@okeyike7631]

Dyna is a good analyst, good in communication and spiced with good English. Keep it up dear.

[@pamsam2284]

I live in the Houston area in the US. My prayers are with the Nigerian people.

[@macanthony1982]

Prayers wont help them, the Nigerian people have to take their country back from corrupt politicians

[@xavierike264]

Suffer dey naija I left for today

[@masterlightjames950]

You're the one who needs prayers, not us.

[@Lightyagamee]

Thanks

[@okorochukwunonso2563]

@@macanthony1982the Nigerian people are corrupt and bad just like their government. Majority!

[@aao449]

Dyna, this video is absolutely one of your best. Completely enjoyed the scenery!!!👊👊👍👍

[@MartinAdu]

Just lovely, the way you're greeting people along your way. Bless you

[@VBoo459]

We already knew you were in the village before you said it lol and you topped it with the "am I in a shrine" LOL because where else will you ask that question, if not the village?. I'm British born and bred (parents are Nigerian) (and apparently I'm a very oyinbo girl) but most of my best memories was travelling to Nigeria as a child, playing with cousins and soaking the culture. So as an adult, I'd want my children to visit the village too.

[@yvonneclarke6021]

Thank you for sharing and for your honesty. I sense your frustration. I live in Caribbean and the cost of living is crazy.

[@beyourself2444]

The Caribbean has always been expensive and so... we have to live and make do

[@is-real592]

Shalawam my igbo brethre ..the Grass is always Greener elsewhere.... except in the UK right now racial tension and rioting. Peace Blessings❤

[@francamens4421]

I m not Nigerian but have always been following u even b4 u started having kids. 😊

[@benjooppong6500]

Wow I love this video. So much greenery. Nigeria is so fertile. I’m from Ghana and I’ve watched a few of your videos.

[@amusaadejoke2791]

Truly you're really saying the trust. Everything is very expensive here in Nigeria especially Lagos. We are just a family of 3 (Myself, my husband and our 1 year toddler) . I must tell you we spend more than 100k in a month even when our salary is not up to 150k in a month. Omo its really crazy not even now that there's hike the transportation fare. God will see us through

[@favouratta6047]

It's really sad how everything skyrocketed in the space of just two years abi one year sef 😢

[@favouratta6047]

It's really sad how everything skyrocketed in just two years i believe cause i left naija not to long ago in 2022 April and it wasn't this bad then so I'm just surprised as to how everything just increased i feel bad each time i think about it or hear people back home complaining, i understand that inflation rate is happening everywhere in here where I am infact almost all the countries in the world 🌍 but then again trust Nigerian inflation rate to be the worse of all plus our population is a lot to so like people are really suffering things are not looking like it's going to be better anytime soon which makes it for me even more sad because I plan on going back home to🇳🇬 as soon as I can I just hope and pray that things gets better...

[@GwenlineTv]

Omg thank you for talking about it Dyna, its the same story in Cameroon. I've been with my family in USA for almost 2 years and we got back in March, the hyper inflation is driving me nuts. I spend like 80k ($134) every week in my home. Its so heartbreaking . Things are super expensive

[@dynaekwueme]

Oh wow!

[@ramonaanu4530]

Cameroon e own worry. We di see shege😢

[@GwenlineTv]

@@ramonaanu4530 I tire my dear

[@stanleyekeoha8950]

Great information spiced with real life issues in Nigeria. I have been away for more than two decades but had visited a few times. I am abreast with the Nigerian situation on daily basis through various media outlets. Dyna, thank you for bringing all the issues beyond the boundries of Nigeria. I hope our political leaders do something urgently to alleviate the suffering.

[@herbee703]

Dyna is that girl in horror movies that goes to see the danger instead of running away 🤣🤣you se what's scary, run my dear🤣🤣😍

[@dynaekwueme]

🤣😩😭

[@aao449]

I literally bust out laughing when she said “Am I walking into a shrine?”💀 🤣🤣🤣

[@bibioka]

​@aao449 it's not just you.

[@olaitankosoko3169]

😂😂😂😂

[@segunademola249]

You are the only sensible person talking sence about that forbidden country.

[@malikahjones2271]

Love the nature walks is priceless

[@olaideadeyemi6448]

I watch your videos but this is my first time commenting, I love that you speak the truth of our reality in Nigeria, our relatives and friends Abroad think you want to exploit them when you share the struggles of living here, you also help my perspective that they can't relate because they don't live here. Keep up the good work.

[@dynaekwueme]

❤

[@Gistoven]

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[@EM-qj1cc]

Some people abroad also have struggles that you may not know. Please keep them in prayers to be okay, so they can continue to be a blessing.

[@shebaabdullah5929]

​@@EM-qj1ccAmen!!!🙏🙏🙏

[@katinaSO9170]

Thank you for sharing sister. My husband is also Igbo and living in IMO State. We are managing and sustaining but definitely feeling the financial strain.

[@XY-rh3if]

I'm Nigerian. I don't want anybody showing up randomly in my house without planning it days in advance.

[@zeeqq105]

I’m African American. Prior to the 80s people would show up at your house randomly. I remember as a kid people showing up to our house any time any day. But now you can’t do that. I’m guilty myself. If you didn’t call me I will listen to you knock on my door and won’t answer. 😂

[@XY-rh3if]

@@zeeqq105 I'm Nigerian and I approve these messages from Nigeria. 😂

[@zeeqq105]

@@XY-rh3if 😂❤️

[@XY-rh3if]

@@zeeqq105 I don't even bother checking at the door. After all, I'm not expecting anyone, and nobody should be showing up unannounced, except they're up to no good.

[@XY-rh3if]

@@zeeqq105 😍

[@augustineonuegbu]

Thank you for being honest

[@Rose-Inotila]

Your villages in Nigeria are beautiful and green. Hi Dyna… love you from Namibia ❤

[@dominicebere9414]

You are saying it the way it is. Things are very expensive and unaffordable these days in Nigeria. The inflow of money from diaspora is what’s sustaining people in Nigeria. My greatest fear is the insecurity. One has to maintain situational awareness every time. You are afraid to drive vehicles.

[@josefelfinito6925]

This is what many don't see. Those relocating abroad are even helping matters back home yet some try to discourage people from traveling.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

I love the sincerity, watching from UK ❤❤

[@DigitalIslandboy]

Big up from Barbados/Trinidad&Tobago, West Indies. From a Nigerian (D.N.A. ) descendent.

[@ijeomaonyemaobi2725]

Sister Dyna Ekweme, you hit the nail on the head. The hyper inflation in Nigeria is crazy. The poor masses and middle class are the worst hit😢. As you said, I guess most people have accepted their fate. Please do more videos like this. I'm also Imo state gang and AS gang🎉.

[@sharonsport6161]

Wow nice background ❤❤watching 👀 from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

[@roseamuche2618]

Just love ur commands of English. Ur volume of wisdom is second to none❤❤

[@TheMillennialPlantDad]

People with families are the ones who I feel concerned about the most in this economy. Sometimes I wonder how they cope when I as a bachelor earning decently I still have to manage and be stringent. Sigh!

[@oyinade7426]

Honestly! That’s what makes me wonder…it’s got to be tough.

[@sacassashimidrama7088]

“ nothing in this life beats this nature” 😊😊. I so love the emphasis on your face when you said that.

[@brownolive89]

I really enjoyed this video. I am Jamaican and the minimum wage here is equally ridiculous.

[@lolaola5584]

Absolutely spot on about the Hyper-Inflation Dyna. Thanks for stating it the way it is.

[@dynaekwueme]

❤

[@aishahogunniran1916]

Wow. Beautiful aguluziigbo. Was where i did my NYSC 2015. I loved every bit of it.

[@TracyAllenVideos]

I’ve never seen you before and I’m only 2 minutes and 17 seconds into this video but had to stop and just let you know that I think you are so pretty and I love your personality! 🥰 You have me laughing with a big smile as I enjoy your beauty inside of the beauty that’s surrounding you! I won’t have time to listen to your whole video right now but I will come back to it 👍 I wish you well with whatever it is that you’re trying to achieve🙏🏽🥰

[@mavisserufenyatlo5668]

The beauty that's surrounding her!! Yey!! I love it I love it🙌

[@OguntugaMorenike]

Inflation is everywhere sis, even here in the UK. We are all trying to keep our heads above water whilst still trying to raise family. The difference is the exchange rate, but everything here is triple the price even though our government lied that inflation had gone down but it’s a big fat lie…. Most people live on credits card and pay it back on payday. As for couple, some are only staying together cause they cannot afford to live alone… you need multiple income now to raise a family. It is well.

[@topeagbebiyi1552]

OP da

[@kemisolaolaleye-4763]

That credit card is not available in Nigeria, that is the problem

[@walata11]

​@kemisolaolaleye-4763 We trialed it in Nigeria on a low level people ran away with the money.

[@shanghaichica]

Prices have risen but I wouldn’t say things are 3 times more than they were before. It’s harder now yes I agree but we are surviving and managing.

[@leslied.2475]

​@@kemisolaolaleye-4763You don't want a credit card. Not in our present nigeria today.

[@NotesandBebaibee]

I miss Dyna's village vlogs, thank God you are back 😊

[@dynaekwueme]

More to come!❤️

[@chinyereokolo3784]

I stumbled upon your channel not too long ago and I must say you are very authentic. Your make up is amazing too 🎉.

[@ruthharrietmusana1552]

"Am I walking into the shrine?" Left me scared😂😂😂😂😂 But you're a fearless woman You looking so good ❤️🥰🥰

[@dynaekwueme]

😂 thank you ❤

[@wordofinspiration1980]

Wow I must say thank you for this video, my wife is a very big fan of you , and we are from akwaeze , living in USA, we've been thinking about moving back to Nigeria. But this gives me a better view of the inflation, knowing that you've live in and out of Nigeria

[@dynaekwueme]

❤❤

[@SamuelIkpakalu]

Please where is Akwaeze?

[@nwannetheodorah909]

​​@@SamuelIkpakaluI think it is in Anaocha LG of Anambra

[@adaebubedike]

Everything depends on your lifestyle and your location but there is no place like home.

[@TheMoshel]

I totally agree with you that nothing beats the natural beauty of Naija bush part, enjoy Nne..

[@kennybalogun1332]

Please be careful, your husband and ours beautiful Children needs you, you don't know what is hidden until you walk into it, please keep save ❤❤❤.

[@dynaekwueme]

I’m very safe here. Thank you ❤

[@AK-ql1ww]

Her village is safe. Don't worry.

[@kejiamusan3257]

I love your spoken English. Your fluency is excellent.

[@emmaokon3366]

This isn't really my type of content but im intrigued by your presentation and youve got yourself a subscriber.

[@Boombastic82]

Two months before Tinubu came to power i bought 4 brand new tyres at 100k for my 1994 c220 mercedes, did some work on it so i could just use it for my day today movements. From the first week of June 2023 i parked the car because the cost of fueling in a week is not realistic. Being thinking of using a motorcycle so i decided to go check out the Qlink 200cc for my private use and i was told the price is 1.1m last price. I just went home. Now in Nigeria an ordinary person needs 100k a week for necessities no luxry, just use Keke. Omo e don red for Nigeria

[@JoshuaRotimi]

😂Abeg nor kill me with laugh. Ordinary 1.1m bike. Thats better car price not long ago..... But its not a funny matter o. Hmmm....

[@fluxnekta]

@@JoshuaRotimimy friend bought a muscle car for 800k Nigeria used 2018 foreign used Corolla 1,800 2015

[@josefelfinito6925]

Lol. Imagine the price of a motorcycle is now in million. How can one acquire one when he's earning 70k minium wage in a Month, let's not even talk about a car. Yet people call nigeria a country?

[@tmajec]

It’s the greed and wickedness of our people too. They take advantage of these situations and ridiculously inflate prices.

[@shebaabdullah5929]

​@@tmajecYES NOW!!!😢

[@aliceeffiong4196]

Awesome discussion and beautiful environment & scenery ❤❤❤

[@dynaekwueme]

❤

[@sherwade2297]

How are people who earn 40-70k monthly eating and paying rent,and their utilities? It's seems impossible to provide the bare necessities. I notice people are still having babies.. pls talk about that. I watch quite few Nigerian KZbinrs and see so many pregnant, and with many chn....yet complaining about cost of living. It seems in villages there is little to no birth control. How are the poor feeding these babies and children?

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

🤷🏾‍♀️ as in!

[@factsandopinions577]

What is chn?

[@Tchibazz-TV]

Honestly

[@CA-tf7tl]

​@@factsandopinions577 Maybe chn is children ?

[@0tismadaline]

You are looking absolutely gorgeous, l was like sis run😂😂😂😂😂😂but you kept walking slowly to gist us😅

[@dynaekwueme]

Thank you hun 😂❤

[@josefelfinito6925]

When I see people abroad complaining about inflation I just dey laugh. They have no idea what nigeria inflation look like. Prices increases almost everyday. Nothing has price control. Government support zero. Everything is on you.

[@muoobi2205]

The inflation in Nigeria is caused by our people. Here in America once there’s inflation you will notice that immediately. Like something that you use to buy $1 , the price will go up to $1.50. Once the inflation comes down you see the price go down to $1 again. But the Nigerian inflation, people are just causing pain on others and blaming the government. We are our own problem

[@efreeholdings1575]

It isn't intelligent to laugh at the inflation in other countries. When there is inflation anywhere there is suffering of those individuals of that country. There is no reason to compare struggles.

[@josefelfinito6925]

@@efreeholdings1575 You don't get it. I mean the inflation is way worse in nigeria.

[@efreeholdings1575]

@@josefelfinito6925 Understood but doesn't mean folks in western countries aren't suffering. USA has a huge homeless problem.

[@josefelfinito6925]

@@efreeholdings1575 You still don't get it. Relax.

[@malambomachalisulo7227]

Dyna, what you have just shared is 100% how I would speak of my country today. Family visits /food, price hike, frustration in ppl, monetary help(Tips as a business) Yoh! Let's keep our lifestyles on manageable means. It's crazy.

[@ginikatalks]

you need to ask if this help is monetised, wow. this is so insightful mama dyna

[@oladean6375]

The trees dancing, the leaves sagging, and birds singing. I love nature and miss village life.

[@geegab5178]

Happy Sunday, from Britain. The economy here, is terrible right now!! Our remittances cannot be rapidly increased!!!!! However, the best thing is to borrow the extra funds…

[@chinyereubani7075]

My sister nothing beats it You are making me miss my village 😢

My Igbo wife, thank you for sharing your experience.

[@elaineleslie3006]

When you said Good morning to the lady...I missed home. They don't do this in the West. ❤

[@oladean6375]

Thank you, my sister for keeping us informed about the current situation in Nigeria.

[@free2bme729]

Filmimg with the natural background is so peaceful and beautiful. I really enjoyed seeing the rich green landscape of your village. Thank you for sharing. ❤🫶🏽🌴

[@mavisserufenyatlo5668]

Yes nuture❤

[@vibewith_Sonia]

My dear everything said is true 🙏 we pray for God to help us oo

[@dynaekwueme]

🙏🏾

[@Mywatercrystaltv]

Your decision not to blur the background was the right one...

[@dorellesalz]

Your makeup game is getting lit

[@dynaekwueme]

Thank you ❤

[@belladamma2345]

Yess Imo state gal! I’m born in the US but my parents are both from Imo state. I was just in Imo state one month ago. Oh wow my parents used to do August meeting.

[@baum7des7lebens7]

You hit the nail on the head "like westerners" because in Europe the inflation may not look as extreme as it is in Nigeria but most people have been struggling and in debt living from month to month for so long. Bargaining is not common, hosting guests is a big deal and needs to be well planned, weddings and parties are moderately to low budget looking. I hope Nigeria can resist!

[@Angela-r4r]

Yes girl,I'm in USA and I cry every time I go to the grocery store!Clothes expensive, bills,water,waste bills!Mortgage high as hell!It's tough but we making it!

[@mellejayneir838]

Yes very true. And that is why I told someone else inflation is everywhere.

[@Lexy697]

@@mellejayneir838scale of inflation in Nigeria is mind boggling in comparison

[@patriciayarber3356]

Beautiful country much greenery paradise! At your doorll❤🙏❤.!!..

[@dynaekwueme]

It sure is

[@thenigerianfile]

Extremely informative video. Thank you.

[@chijiokejames6292]

Miss Dyna, Thank you for sharing this information, God bless you. Although I live in Qatar

[@winnetmadziwa7076]

Looking beautiful mama Dyna … enjoy your videos… the narrative is so good ❤

[@onweke1741]

You got that right. It's not coping. It's giving up.

[@chiomavivienne8152]

It's how u are realistic about everything you do dat makes me luv .it's not funny these days expenses wan choke.

[@dynaekwueme]

😢

[@Nurse_villa]

Oh wow what state you stay in

[@BridgetErhiurhoro]

Wow baby Dyna you look sweet,thx you for speaking the truth,Nigeria is so tough now

[@annspecialanyanwu71]

I' ve missed you gurrrl, your cultural dance, your beautiful face.❤❤❤ So good to see you.

[@dynaekwueme]

Thank you ❤

[@florenceakwasi434]

Welcome back. I really like the back ground of the video, very natural keep up the good work.

[@dynaekwueme]

Thank you ❤

[@ijeoj]

Loved this!

[@MarinaEkaaogwoUTIP-UDO-IWO]

Sorry about the mosquito reception. They are a little overzealous. Try bay leaf, eucalyptus, lavender, and mint can repel them naturally. Get a carbon monoxide monitor In each room & boil & filter drinking water. "No Japada Regrets". You have made the right decision and may Heaven show us mercy & give us leaders who fear God & serve the people. Africa has everything to succeed. As Chinua Achebe said: the problem with Nigeria is a problem of leadership. Even the mosquitoes can be brought to heel.

[@StreetLifeFoundation]

Beautiful village scenary. Very truthful observations.❤

[@adosinventedcountryrockhip6583]

That title is sad but says so much!

[@kennedyubaka9439]

Aguluuzigbo kwà? Chai if to say you tell me I for send you go my compound for akwaeze go pluck mangoes lol....well as for me there's no place like home, you see that beautiful ambience of 'obodo'....it's second to none, can't wait for my kids born here to experience it. We often don't know the value of what we've got till it's gone. I continue to pray that ndị ìgbo and Nigeria by extension get it right, cos that village wey you dey so,even some oyinbo folk are dying to get a feel of it. Nonetheless thanks for the work you do in showcasing the beautiful side of Anambra.

[@whyaminotoriginal]

For those of you saying inflation is bad everywhere. Its incredibly bad everywhere. Please look at inflation stats. Here in the usa its 3.2% in the uk its 2.2% in Nigeria its 33%.

[@josefelfinito6925]

Lol. Let them be talking nonzense. They have no idea what the nigeria inflation look like. Imagine price increase everyday. Is that happening in the US or UK?

[@AmericanObserver-kq7ye]

👩🏽‍🦱 Inflation is lower than 3% in the U.S. In fact, as of September 2024, currently, the inflation rate in the United States is 2.5%, which is the lowest it's been since February 2021, during the pandemic. Inflation is currently (way) down from 9.1% in mid-2022 in the US, due to the pandemic. Therefore, inflation isn’t high everywhere. Inflation at 2% is good, and we’re almost there. 🇺🇸

[@ebukaobiakor9322]

Thanks for this video... I was thinking about it... very helpful

[@HadenyaMercyPauline]

Am i walking into a shrine???? You have killed me😂😂😂😂

[@dedesvlog]

Hmmm .. same in Ghana....it sad when you are on a low income.....

[@sweetbadd9852]

THE SAME PROBLEM IS HERE IN THE UK. SOME OF MY WEALTHY ENGLISH AND ASIAN FRIENDS HAVE MOVED THEIR FAMILIES TO THEIR PARENTS HOUSES WHILST RENTING THEIR OWN PROPERTIES FOR EXTRA INCOME.

[@dynaekwueme]

💔

[@toksjones7214]

Are you serious?

[@sweetbadd9852]

@@toksjones7214 IS this a serious question?

[@toksjones7214]

@sweetbadd9852 Yes, it is! They are not moving back to their parents because of extra income! They are moving back because they are trapped in the houses! They can't sell them so they rent them out until they can get a buyer!

[@sweetbadd9852]

@toksjones7214 If you know my friends better than myself and have conversations with them, why then do you ask me such a question?

[@ngozidibia7278]

The scenery looks so nice & fresh.

[@Melfidi]

I don’t normally comment but I just wanted to say I love watching your vlogs😊

[@dynaekwueme]

Thank you ❤

[@raheemahmuhammad5910]

Thank you for your video I agree with everything you said and yes everything on the very high side new to your channel enjoying your content so far

[@Yoniverse666]

Yes please share more. I will be moving there I'm not born Nigerian but the soil is calling me. Love the content very informative 👌🏾. Thanks peace and love.

[@dynaekwueme]

Thank you ❤

[@mezillenz8220]

@@dynaekwueme”The soil is calling me” what a lovely statement, same here , “ The soil of my country Ghana is seriously calling me as well, so I absolutely understand what you mean. I also wanted to visit Nigeria, but I’ve put it off because of all the kidnappings and other stuff I’ve been hearing about, maybe someday.👍✨💎💎💎💎

[@annabelkeisha1157]

​@@mezillenz8220amebo

[@annabelkeisha1157]

​@@mezillenz8220focus on your gha na

[@FreddyPateki]

​@@mezillenz8220Visit Nigeria still, most of those security issue you hear about is over hyped, some filled propaganda etc and it also depends on where you're visiting. You are ok in the big cities, no one is gonna kidnap or hurt you, just by simply arriving in Nigeria😅 no

[@msk7458]

Love this video! I’m not a country girl, can’t do it for more than a weekend but I can see the serenity and loving it ❤

[@graceland395]

My advice to people from south east is to start moving east instead of paying greedy landlords lots of money especially when they dont hsve much.

[@tochukwuifeanacho3843]

East where?