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[@adymma5575]

Your last video opened our eyes to a lot of things and corrected some misconceptions. you smile and live not because you have all the time on your hands but because you have choosen to be deliberate about life, stay positive and make the best of any situation. you are an inspiration. love you very much

[@beatricenabwire6862]

Personally I never go to someone's home empty handed , I always carry something , its something I have grown up seeing and I adopted 🥰🥰🥰

[@Glorius2000]

It is called a sea food boil and is served in a plastic bag . Seafood boils are a big thing in America … so you had a North American experience! Different culture , different presentation 😀One of the advantages of being abroad is that you can go on a culinary adventure… and expand your culinary repertoire

[@Glorius2000]

It’s polite and good manners to carry a small gift for your hosts… can be flowers, wine, fruit, something you have baked or things for the kids… normally get something they will appreciate and use. Wrap it, put it in nice packaging or gift bag.. I always avoid being the one always receiving… people in this society have so it’s just a token of appreciation of their hospitality.

[@TestyPius]

If you come on KZbin for the sole purpose of watching Neze peperempe next vlog and feel Nostalgic when she hasn't uploaded any video Gather here❤❤

[@franciscaepale]

It is always polite to bring something if someone invites you to their home for dinner. I recall a friend of mine had a loss in the family, I brought some food and she was very appreciative because her fridge was empty.

[@user-ji1wy2pn8k]

Your fans say welcome to the baby o, may the igbo-canadian little man later make mama proud. God bless o.

[@faitharoko5300]

Yes Nezel it’s the culture that you don’t go empty handed and you have to go with something 🙏😂❤️

[@Adaezeadina]

Whenever I visit people, I always take something to that family. My mum always did, so I learnt from her

[@ChillWithUche]

I need to cultivate the habit of buying things when i visit people

[@keepingupwithbridgetsuoyo]

That should be sea food boils….it’s usually served like that 😊

[@naturalinspirationsbynekod2143]

Awww Nez, this was really nice. 🤗💌 God bless them for caring and sharing, with you all. 🙏🏼 May God replenish you and family, see how you cooked for everyone's enjoyment. 💯

[@noxolomatshaka2257]

It's a kind gesture my dear sis. You go with something or when they come to you... You package something for them to show that they are welcomed in your home❤❤❤

[@coolislandbreeze9906]

It’s good etiquette to take a gift when you are invited to someone home.

[@matennehhalima2924]

Enjoyed this vlog, thanks for caring us along♥️♥️♥️

[@ladyhelengee]

Your face 🥴 when you took the first bite of the food made me laugh out loud 😂😂.

[@novemberchizurumoke9556]

I'm Nigerian and in my family, I observed how adults always go to visit people with bread or banana or any other gift item. Even my husband does the same, so I feel it's an Igbo culture, not sure. Or just something done out of courtesy.

[@ucheokpala1362]

So beautiful to watch. Thanks Neze

[@RiamatuKamara-yu9vh]

Nice outfit! I just collected mine yesterday from my tailor, and we have the same front style (from Sierra Leone)💝.

[@CeCeInspirations]

That white nylon rice and stew sweetness is on another level oh

[@adymma5575]

Hi Neze, happy to see a video from u💃

[@sidikatisa-yusuf7442]

Great guests and equally great hostess

[@omobosedeanthony1010]

Even here in Nigeria, I think it's also a culture, maybe depends on background but I grew up visiting our host with gifts

[@patriciafunmijohnson369]

Wow it was amazing, more blessings

[@IjeomaGloriaAnopueme]

Neze:i'm not a celebrity Me:criminal offesive side eye🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@opearemo]

Well done with the hosting..Do you create cooking videos? I'm hoping you can share your suya receipe. Thanks

[@kirstenewhrudjakpor1567]

Luv all your videos

[@xoxokaebeauty]

Hope you enjoyed the Boil…I always get the Mateys and the Seafood Rice…Have a great weekend Nezze!!

[@ChillWithUche]

Welldone Neze ❤❤❤you

[@debbie1551]

Aunty Neze you still have your Christmas decor up!😂 I usually fight with my partner to keep it up for an extra week.

[@faitharoko5300]

Yes that is the way to go sea food 😂❤ enjoy yourself

[@sidikatisa-yusuf7442]

Just de enjoy Neze Worldwide 😂😂❤❤

[@ogomsseries]

I no dey chop seafood so much but love the presentation❤

[@emiliasamuel2330]

You bringing your pot answered my previous question on if you cargo kitchen utensils and other household appliances 😅,cos i would definitely do same.

[@adymma5575]

yes o. watch her cargo unboxing video for all the details

[@faitharoko5300]

God bless their giving

[@swant8489]

Can you bring some for me,my eyes dey the food😋

[@agoiobunso]

You look so beautiful 🥰🥰 love your outfit

[@christineegesa3386]

You look goog gal❤ Christine from UK.

[@queenathelene]

It’s not a must but it’s nice to bring a hostess gift when being hosted. Some popular items are. Bottle of wine, a fruit platter, a desert or a nice smelling candle. Amy of the above. It doesn’t have to be elaborate 😊It’s just a little show of appreciation for being hosted

[@bukolababalola6848]

When i went to captains boil in Toronto i ate from a plate and the shrimps wasn't boiled. I am someone that love shrimps and seafood

[@kaybyonye]

It's just a courtesy to go with something, especially if you are going with your family cuz that will be a lot of food they'll spend to entertain you all. So I just see it as little compensation and I do it happily. You just said that was your first meal of the day, after the guests had left. Curiosity.... You didn't eat with the guest? I don't eat sometimes too, though the rest of my family will eat with the guest. But I worry inside if it looks bad.

[@CeCeInspirations]

Nice outfit neze

[@kairatouoliver8614]

That how they do it Sea food boil ❤

[@krlenmeg56]

I always take something along,even while in Africa. So I received some guests two weeks ago and they brought a similar basket,though bigger.Watching your video made me laugh cuz I asked my visitors if I should empty the basket so they take it back! 😂😂😂 I ended up wrapping up their take-home bag in something else!😅

[@Trihug7275]

It's a seafood boil, they do the same here in the US.

[@basproperties2451]

If you are invited, never go empty handed, you must carry gifts, very very important.

[@omobosedeanthony1010]

Baileys my favourite drink

[@godwinella]

As in the Baileys det give me vicarious joy every time. That's why I love this woman...no pretense!😂

[@beatricenabwire6862]

The food served in nayleon surprised me too , I dont know how I would have reacted to it especially in a restaurant 🤔

[@keepingupwithbridgetsuoyo]

It’s called seafood boils, this is how it’s served

[@tokuomielucas7727]

Pls next time you should let them know what you want and they will cook it for you the way you want it. Where we eat this kind of food in Gaithersburg Md they always use plate to serve us maybe Canada is different.

[@geradinemimilovedjipwouank3923]

It’s a culture in Canada Neze. Whenever you are invited you don’t go empty handed

[@user-jg2fg2gi8u]

Always looking beautiful

[@romaribasino]

That's how seafood boil is served, even in the US.

[@delightie]

Shebi i told you you'd soon start saying groceries 😀

[@Simplementchristelle]

Where did you get the box of fish please. I am in Calgary.

[@theresambata3524]

The high neck looks nice on your African outfit

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Is this downtown Calgary?

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[@ishakeister6725]

How can we get your no watching from London

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[@rachelberi]

I saw on ur face the sea food wasn't given😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NezePeperempe]

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[@faitharoko5300]

You had a choice. You should have told them that you needed a plate to pour your food in and they should have given it to you.

[@Feckzy01]

It’s normal culture to eat seafood boil from plastic bags in America. 😂 You will definitely get used to it.

[@aniket7332]

Neze, need to have a cooking channel too oh😅

[@NezePeperempe]

Kuku kee me!

[@aniket7332]

@NezePeperempe Relax!!I was just joking...

[@mimi-dq3xc]

Did I just peep a Christmas tree in March 😂

[@Godsgrace.]

It’s because you are nice aswel.

[@doubleo-7571]

yes, its a culture in Western countries, when someone invites you over, you go with something, its almost deemed rude to show up empty-handed

[@Olyblissful]

I sent an email to you on Mastering the Art of storytelling class but no response or acknowledgement. Please I'm very much Interested

[@gracechica8182]

Neze please talk about the tragic passing of Access bank CEO Herbert Wigwe, his wife and son... You normally don't keep quiet on topics like this... Anyway, you have a reason for your silence.

[@TheofficialChi]

How did you manage to eat the food 😢 it doesn’t look appealing 🥹

[@JosephineEze79]

It's nice except if you like fried food. Many Nigerian foods don't look appealing too until you taste it.