FROM THE US TO NIGERIA| New apartment, the DRESS, NAILS, FAMILY, FRIENDS, More

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Life in Lagos Nigeria Africa Vlog! This vlog takes us along multiple adventures including getting my nails done at The Nail Boutique in lekki lagos Nigeria- mani pedi manicure and pedicure, to luxury apartment hunting in the one and only Eko Atlantic City Apartments, to picking up my custom made nigerian lace and ankara dresses based on the styles I had given to my Nigerian tailor to create to shopping in Nigeria at ICM Ikeja City Mall, to attending a The Returneez Brunch, a group that helps give advise and networking opportunities for people thinking of moving back to Nigeria from America or the UK, or anywhere else abroad, and what making friends after moving to Nigeria from abroad can be like, to quality time spent with family in this vlog, all while rocking my butt length knotless braids that I had braided earlier while here in Nigeria. I hope you enjoy every it of it as much as I did. Thank you so much for watching and I really hope you've enjoyed this series!

[@SeunOkimi]

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[@JillianSmall_ChildofGod]

This series is showing the world that Nigeria Africa is very beautiful and rich in many ways. This is my first time commenting. I love your pure spirit. Don't change.

[@SeunOkimi]

Ah, I really appreciate your comment! Thank you soo much!!❤️❤️

[@mrod87]

Ageeeeeeed!

[@clemenssh]

Best Comment!!! Seun is so genuine and love her taking me on a journey of Nigeria. FUN

[@angel-amenet]

Thank you for sharing. Ppl need to see how beautiful Africa is & not always those dreaded images the media portrays.

[@IAMElsLife]

You're so right. ❤

[@dahliashaw3037]

So true always showing crying babies hmm

[@missbrown88]

Oohh hunny!! black men doing nails.. never seen that in my lifee .. I know you felt like a Queen 👸🏾 hunny❤️❤️🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@missbrown88]

All are gorgeous but the Red dress is BOMB 🔥😍💣

[@imaobongisemin1269]

Our men in African are so versatile, rather being a liability to yourself, parents, community, etc. You are advise to learn a skill that will take care of your bills and your future. Tomorrow, you will see them becoming entrepreneurs.

[@tobbsbrown50]

They make hairs too there's no job restricted to females or males in Naija

[@teejayoctavia]

It’s pretty common in Nigeria, especially in the southern part of Nigeria and Abuja.

[@imaobongisemin1269]

@@teejayoctavia everywhere in Nigeria, young men are embracing skills and crafts indulged by women.they are good in makeup and geletying, cooking etc

[@obohphilips5371]

Very nice. Nigerians will develop Nigeria. Its African time we will surely succeed and build a better stabilized Nigeria and Africa. Keep up the good job. We shall overcome

[@SeunOkimi]

yes, yes, yes. thank you❤️

[@shellyshelly6255]

Yesss!!!! Yesss!!!! Yesss!!! Can't wait to go there soon, by God's grace..

[@anabelawisdom-info5053]

We will as the time comes. The first will be the last and last shall be first.

[@ttc958]

No with rhe current environmental situation

[@Tomi_janet15]

Definitely!!

[@purplegal05]

Amazing series. In college I always had ignorant people asking me if my family in Nigeria had lions in the backyard roaming wild or if people drove cars 😤 Now I can direct people to your videos. The Africa they show on TV is not the real Africa.

[@SeunOkimi]

Thank you so much!!! I love that. It's so true. thank you soo much❤️

[@Marc-ei5lj]

I hope they were playing with you... I've never been to Nigeria but I know Eddie Murphy's Coming to America was just a funny movie.

[@mamahlolimakhetha3768]

Your right they also think we don't have internet from lesotho

[@Nochatbaker]

So so true

[@nickynatro]

I see the intro and it changed my entire mood. I tell you there is just something about Nigerian culture❤️❤️❤️.

[@SeunOkimi]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤️

[@andie_Jones]

I actually shed tears as the vlog was ending. I will miss the Nigerian series. Made me miss home so much. Thank you for the nostalgic feelings

[@SeunOkimi]

Editing this last vlog made me feel really emotional as well. Thank you so so so much❤️❤️❤️

[@Tinablackberryrose]

The nail salon was Gorgeous and they did a Good job your nails are so Pretty. The dresses look Beautiful on You. Glad you had enjoyed the Event. Enjoyed the vlog. Tyfs.

[@SeunOkimi]

Thank you!!!!❤️

[@Joyinthemorn]

Yes! That is better than anything here in Queens, NY. Plus two Black men doing your nails and massaging the feet🥰

[@154angel154]

Your braids are GIVING Gabrielle Union tease Sis!!!😚

[@Jubifortuna]

My fiancé is Nigerian and I can’t wait for us to go visit 🇳🇬 together. I love your vlogs and watching it always put a smile on my face. I’m Brazilian and have been living in Europe for the biggest part of my life and watching your vlogs makes me remember my home country.

[@aurepaschale7692]

Did you know that many Lagosian families have Brazilian names? e.g. Pereira, Ferreira, Vera Cruz, Pedro, da Rochas, Dos Santos, Da Silva, Domingos, Damazio, Dacosta, Cardoso, Candido, Campos, Soares, de Souza, etc. They are the descendants those born free and lived free until they were sold and taken away as slaves to work the plantations in Brazil but kept their origins and identity alive in the oral records and traditions they preserved and passed down to their descendants generation after generation; and when slave trade was abolished, the freed descendants returned to the country their ancestors were taken away from. But they still had their Brazilian names. A few knew their original family names and found their clans and reverted to their original family names on their return. They also had Brazilian first names. Egidio. Eduardo. Hemengildo. Graciano. They built their houses in the Brazilian style and settled in a particular area on the Lagos island which became known, then, as the Brazilian Quarters. They held a caretta i.e. a carnival, every year, with costumes and masks, in the Brazilian Quarters. I remember from my childhood though I never participated in any nor alkowed to go anywhere close. I don't think they still have them. My late maternal beloved grandmother was a de Souza. She still spoke some Brazilian/Portuguese words. Over one hundred years after the abolition of slavery. Interestingly, this must mean just like those forcibly taken away were careful to preserve and pass down their culture from the land they were forcibly taken from, their descendants who voluntarily returned to that land of origin, equally preserved and passed down their culture (which includes language) from the land they freely left. And, of course, like all the Brazilian returnee families, we all grew up eating frejon every year on Good Friday. My grandmother used to speak to me about the Brazilian returnee families, their history in Nigeria, actually Lagos, their beginnings, early activities, and the Brazilian heritage. She loved to tell me and I really liked to listen and hear. I knew it gave her so much pleasure to talk about her Brazilian heritage to me, and now I see that part of the reason may have been also because she was able in her turn to tell and teach and by doing so, preserve it, generation to generation, just as it had been to her. Seeing how much it meant to her, how happy she was to in those our moments together on that topic, how even nostalgic she would seem, although she had never been to Brazil (maybe she was nostalgic of her parents and family and the string Brazilian community and culture that must have been her childhood), and wanting to make her even happier, I, little tiny me, and probably still in my primary school uniform, on a particular during one of those our talks, suddenly announced to my grandmother that one day I was going to go to Brazil and that I would come back and tell her all about it. I don't remember if I actually used the words "I promise" but it was a promise. My beloved maternal grandmother, the only grandparent still alive when I was born, thus the only grandparent I ever knew and had growing up, died whilst I was still in secondary school. To the only extent thus permitted and made possible by God, I kept my promise. A year or two after I started my first job after graduation, and started making my own money and could travel where I wanted, not having to go along with my parents, I went to Brazil. I only had about ten days but made sure I went to different regions, and didn't stay only in Rio. I went to Rio (Corcovado mountain! the Copacabana!Ipanema beach! And Ipanema! From the song! And I was walking in it! And I was walking on its beach! I sang the song!), Sao Paulo (the feel/rythm of Lagos is like the feel of Sao Paulo and Rio combined i.e. the business and commerce capital spirit and hustle of the Paulistas and the fun-loving spirit of the Cariocas!), Foz do Iguaçu (such lovely waterfalls!), Manaus (I went on the River Amazonas!) and to Brasileira (which is like the feel of Abuja, which like it, is the seat of government and political power). Brazil is a lovely, beautiful country, extremely rich in its diversity, both human geographical. Don't be a stranger. I hope, in the mercies of God, to be able to tell my grandmother about Brazil in eternity in Heaven.

[@Jubifortuna]

@@aurepaschale7692 Thank you for telling your story, it’s really interesting. And I’m sure your grandmother is very proud of you. If you plan to visit Brazil again, you should go to Salvador da Bahia. Bahia has the largest concentration of Afro Brazilians and it’s beautiful there.

[@aurepaschale7692]

@@Jubifortuna Obrigada. I remembered two nights ago that I had forgotten to mention Bahia in my list of places I visited on my tour. Then, there was your comment yesterday just the next morning! Thanks. I did go to Bahia. I had a marvelously blessed visit there. I think it was the most memorable and enjoyable part of my entirely memorable visit to Brazil. I know that by GOD's grace, I'll certainly return multiple times to Brasil: it is my heritage and that first visit was me marking my territory and possessing my possession. 😁🌏🇳🇬🇧🇷 I know for certain and I trust GOD that I will ALWAYS be a great blessing to Brazil and Brazil will ALWAYS be a great blessing to me. It's been a pleasure talking with you. Vai com Deus!

[@SeunOkimi]

Aw, I love that! Thank you so much!

[@kathyterrell2054]

Nigeria is growing, building, and prospering ...in the U.S. we don't see all this positivity but it's beautiful 💜

[@tobbsbrown50]

Nigeria is building a whole new city reclaimed from the Atlantic ocean that's where she is in 5:28...

[@kathyterrell2054]

@@tobbsbrown50 Amazing! I have to go back and see that part again! Thank you for sharing that with me, I had no idea!

[@caressegordon6452]

I'm gonna miss these Nigerian videos. I learnt about Africa on so many different levels.

[@SeunOkimi]

That truly makes me so so happy to know!❤️ And aw me too😪 These have been an absolute joy to make for you guys

[@shellyshelly6255]

Ohhh yes they have great seamstresses and tailors in Nigeria. Had some beautiful and well fitted clothing made for me when I was there on holidays.

[@SeunOkimi]

Yes!!

[@sweetsharie66]

Ancestry DNA says that 80% of who I am comes from Nigeria. I feel like your family is my family. Thanks for these videos Seun!🥰

[@wapdome9957]

Wow 80% is a lot 🇳🇬🔥❤

[@SeunOkimi]

Aww!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Thank you!!

[@Zoddy_styles]

80%??? Girl, you're Nigerian 😊🥰

[@RoyaIboy]

All African Americans have Nigerian DNAs... At least a minimum of 25%-90%

[@Ki-Yemaya]

Umm is one of your parents Nigerian? I thought I had a high number at 42%

[@apara2005]

I'm going to miss this series, thank you so much for sharing how Africa...especially Nigeria..really is. The media makes all African countries look so horrible. I never believed it, but some may, and these video will open up people eyes ❤

[@pf3820]

I watched a couple of the episodes with my Nigerian parents and they loved it we’re all happy for you and we support you Seun!!

[@SeunOkimi]

aww, thank you so much❤️❤️

[@RoyaIboy]

If your parents are Nigerian, you're also Nigerian. A lion born in London is not called a London lion, it's just called a lion. If Gordon Ramsey prepares jollof rice in England it still won't be called British food.

[@theresawhitehead8574]

I have been to Nigeria two times I met my husband he lives in Nigeria i caint wait to back there they are really nice people they were very kind and nice

[@karenhorton148]

This is really enjoyable. Thank you again❤️ Even $75,000 per year isn’t bad IF! You’re a NYC dweller…2-3 bedrooms is quite a steal. The dresses are absolutely beautiful…The nail salon visit was a real treat…looks like the salon I go to for my pedicures…I pay upwards of $60 for that experience…it’s well worth it🌹🌹🌹

[@CatJ45674]

This is unrelated to the video, but whoever is reading this, I just want to ask for your prayers. My family and I need all of the prayers we can get right now. Thank you and god bless all of you.

[@IAMElsLife]

🙏🏽❤🙏🏽

[@evetamasawe3150]

God bless you🙏🙏

[@lezahbrown1643]

🙏🏽

[@luciabrown4295]

Jehovah God, the God of all grace will see you & family through whatever it is you are going through in Jesus Christ name, Amen

[@chisi6159]

How should we pray for you and your family? In what direction must we pray?

[@dashiarahmaan8478]

You looked so beautiful in those dresses. Thank you for sharing your Nigerian culture with us! Blessings to you.❤️

[@misscychilds]

This made me smile... Your family looked so happy dancing, cooking, & smiling in the kitchen. Thank you for spreading ❤

[@SeunOkimi]

Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️

[@nitabean82]

Yes, I really enjoyed the dancing in the kitchen.

[@dimmaokeke]

Nigeria my sweet home. Thank you so much for showing me again what a beautiful place it is. It's not just about the land or whatever that makes it great. It's the people, the bond and love between families and people around you (even though that aunty may be 'annoying' you) 😂😂. And I loooovee your smile it's soo beautiful and breath taking and makes me smile also.

[@kjkjkj360]

When you were on the balcony modeling dresses, Lagos sounds like New York City!!! 🚕 Yes the red dress is everything hunty!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@ricochet3952]

Thank you for sharing the good side and positive side of Nigeria. I was misled by other people making negative videos and comments about Nigeria.

[@ThePopcornannie]

that little boy dancing was so adorable

[@SeunOkimi]

haha! isn't he!!!!!!!

[@Lucky_E82]

Indeed, this series has broadened my perspective! I would love to visit Nigeria! ALL LOVE to you and yours. A beautiful, happy family you have. 💗

[@SeunOkimi]

thank you so much!!

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

The two nail techs did a great job on your nails and feet. Ive always wanted to tour Nigeria. One day! All of those successful sista's in one room. Beautiful!

[@2BOLD4U]

I like the ending when your family was showing what they were cooking and with them dancing.

[@SeunOkimi]

❤️❤️❤️That's one of my favorite parts too!!!

[@adetomilolaaluko2122]

So proud to be a Nigerian. Thank you for showing the world how rich Nigeria culture is and in between you have a lovely family. Keep it up

[@nuche100]

Aww Seun I'm so happy you shared your journey with us. Girl you took me home and back..got me homesick 😔. This was awesome be safe coming back..pls share extra vlogs that didn't make the cut..I want to see them all #nostalgia #naija ❤❤

[@SeunOkimi]

ah thank you soo much❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@The90sGirl90sstyle]

I absolutely love all of your dresses! The nail salon did an amazing job on your nails and feet . I love this series and was happy to see the nice lady that did the threading method to your hair. She seems to be the happiest person ever . I love her energy.

[@SeunOkimi]

Thank you!!! Aw, yes, me too!!

[@ikezilaw]

Your uncle (I think) showing you his cooking, put a smile on my face. I love family gatherings. Sending good vibes.

[@SeunOkimi]

haha! me too! thank you so much!

[@amandaowusutwum1448]

It's the final part for me! Family reunion ❤️❤️❤️

[@ChichiEfe]

The nail salon looks dope, and I love the natural looking nails. I'm sorry but does Dotun ( the realtor) look like a younger version of Sanwo Olu? 🤔😊 Aah the tailor did a great job, dresses look dope

[@taieshahercules854]

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. Love from Guyana. 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾❤

[@SeunOkimi]

I am so so glad!!! Thank you so much!

[@aishalong9735]

You look so happy in your homeland.. so beautiful you are glowing.. That pink dress is everything..

[@opeyemidurowaiye6604]

Your family house is really nice!!! Really love how the living room is open plan. You hardly ever see these in Nigerian "family" houses. Shows that you guys value together time❤️

[@deaafn814]

Awww, your family seems so tight knit. It was so cute to see GMA dancing and the whole family enjoying

[@toyina.7197]

If I move back to Nigeria, it will be directly because of your vlogging series. You're perspectives on Niaja life has been so very informative. This is definitely your gift!!! Thank you very much love!!!!❤🙏🏾💯🎯

[@SeunOkimi]

Ah thank you so so much as well❤️❤️❤️

[@erickacole3818]

I often watch but am lost for words. Thank you. This series is so timely and I connect with most of what I see every episode. The ending was beautiful as I am very family oriented. I can definitely see myself "returning" to Nigeria soon. -Ericka from Orlando, FL

[@SeunOkimi]

Aw, thank you so so much!!

[@IAMElsLife]

Those dresses are beautiful. You are so elegant. Really enjoyed this vlog. 💎

[@aderonkeadeyemo1085]

Your incredibly inspiring. Keep up the great work with showcasing the beauty of Nigeria. I’ve loved your series from the beginning. God bless you and all your posts from IG to KZbin.

[@SafeWorkouts]

That melanin be popping different under the African sun, you are loved chile

[@SeunOkimi]

haha, thank youuuu😊❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cynthialanipekun6965]

I loved and enjoyed this series so much! Thank you for making it Seun. You’re amazing! ❤️✨🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@SeunOkimi]

I am soo glad❤️ Thank yo soo much for watching and leaving a comment as well!❤️❤️ I really appreciate it

[@tiffanymatthews7656]

The dinner party and the dancing toddler was so nice to see. That pink dress is fire and the returnee group is such a great idea. Thank you for sharing. Be safe and enjoy!

[@tobib4059]

Thanks for showcasing the beauty and culture of our home and putting us on the map. Made me homesick 😊🥰.

[@cookingwiththehaitiantwist]

Thank you again for sharing!!! It really means a lot to me. I love how welcoming people are in Nigeria, as well as the family/community dynamic.

[@Nogo844]

Seun it brought me all that. Thank so much for sharing your life, lifestyle, family and friends. I feel like I am there with you guys. So beautiful 🥰 ❤️

[@JosieA777]

I really enjoyed these series. I hope you will continue to display how beautiful Nigeria is. You did an awesome job doing so with these videos.

[@evelynsays4562]

I love how wholesome this video is, I can’t wait to visit home 🇳🇬

[@cheryllancett6592]

Thank you for sharing this video I thoroughly enjoyed the content must visit Nigeria one day so different to what I've been hearing about cheers from Sydney Australia

[@eluagugolden4505]

I’m glad you enjoyed your stay in Nigeria , I’m happy that’s you’re so happy here.. And oo I think I saw you at ikeja mall wasn’t so sure until I saw this video 😭😭😭, I’d have love to say hi , I’m one of you fan and I love all your videos probably treat you to a snack or something.. I love you 💕

[@SeunOkimi]

awww, yes, you should have said hi!! haha, but maybe we'll still cross roads again! I love you too❤️

[@janicewalker3209]

I just found out last month, a DNA test that I'm 59.5% Nigerian! Love it!

[@c.richard6638]

The pink gown is STUNNING! It's elegant, and subtly sexy. Brava on dressing beautifully, and modestly!

[@catunmuted]

I really enjoyed watching this series thank you for sharing!

[@SeunOkimi]

I'm so glad❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for watching as well❤️

[@jessicaadaora9109]

The dough at that Pizza Hut in ICM is awesome, I am just imagining it here from the UK. That and my favourite combo at Coldstone, sweet cream ice cream, cake batter ice cream, fudge sauce and a brownie or 2, it’s amazing. Gosh I miss lagos.

[@SeunOkimi]

haha! I feel you!

[@preciouslove1521]

Thanks Seun !!! . I really enjoyed your videos today . I pray and thank God that one day, our youths will make Nigeria a better place. Nigeria is a beautiful country governor by greedy people. God bless you all and I always love your smiles😘❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carmeshiajefferson1814]

Thanks for sharing this journey. I would hope to see more in the future. African/Black Americans are fed so many lies about Africa! Beauty place and beautiful people.

[@dahliashaw3037]

Of course they look for the worst places and say this is Africa. Children covered with flies all over them, portray Africa as undeveloped. Fed up can’t go one day without the media using Africa as an example of poverty. UK have a lot of horrible places that are never shown and a lot of very impoverished people. Never mention it only Africa has poor people.

[@carmeshiajefferson1814]

@@dahliashaw3037 and that's why I appreciate this video. Also, there are more blacks traveling to Africa and have nothing but good things to say. I'm hoping to visit soon.

[@cathy_annjones9071]

Food cooking and everyone dancing...oh how i wld miss your Nigerian vlogs 😩

[@KO-D00M]

Gonna check out the nail salon next time I'm in Nigeria! I never pamper myself when I go there but that's definitely gonna change.

[@varnettiekohres5760]

Such a lovely wholesome young lady! This is a beautiful potrayal of Nigeria!And the uncle who is so proud of his food reminds me if my brother ❤

[@SeunOkimi]

aw thank you!!!!!❤️

[@christabelevbotokhai7143]

You made this series so heartfelt and amazing. Proud to be a Nigerian... Even dispite the current situations in the country now... U made us see again our country's beauty,culture and more. ❤🎉 Welldone Seun. I applaud you. 😊

[@ewade9205]

So eye-opening. I truly enjoyed you sharing your experience. It makes me yearn to visit the land of my ancestors.

[@worldlove4584]

Hey, you will feel at home in any of the African countries. I am a British Nigerian female, will be willing to do a tour of any of the African countries with you if you want. Maybe sometime next year when COVID travel restrictions easies out.

[@thatkatia]

You did such an amazing job bella ♥️ Im sure you’ve touched so many of the people you’ve met with your beautiful energy. I pray the Most High keeps blessing the work of your hands 🤲🏾 be blessed sis. Love, from Montreal.

[@mbmb77]

Great job Seun, great job!! 👏👏👏 Wonderful series!

[@AmericanCheeselouise]

Thank you for showing how beautiful Nigeria can be.

[@EuFaelaSilva]

Porque eu assisto aos videos da Seun com sorrisso no rosto? Mais alguém se preenche com a felicidade dos videos dela? ✨✨❤ Eu quero ir pra Nigeria e sair do Brazil galera 😭😭❤

[@ForeverEclectic]

This has been an awesome series. Why was I swaying back and forth while your family was dancing:) You all were having so much fun, reminded me of the get togethers we used to have when I was younger (in my Jamaican family). Thanks for sharing❤

[@SeunOkimi]

Hahah!😊😊😊😊 thank yo so much!!❤️❤️ I'm so glad you enjoyed it!!!

[@jes4891]

Seun, thanks so much for sharing your experience! This series has been so enjoyable to watch and it was very educational. I feel like I am there in Nigeria when I watch your vlog!

[@SKB123SKB1]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate every single aspect of that nail shop? Wow! ❤️❤️❤️

[@fatheematomobolajishofunde1524]

You kind of make me home seeing your video,been away for more than 4yrs

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Young Diva. Beautiful lady. Yes, you are very elegant. Thanks for sharing your beautiful experiences in Nigerian life. We in the Americas do not got to see African and Africa scenes. Very educational and refreshing to see, people who look like us. Just pursuing happiness.

[@cscs1011]

Am from Dominican Republic, I love to watch and learn other cultures, was so beautiful vídeo, I will continue watch your new character

[@larayruth]

I love your content Seun!!!! Good job 👏🏾

[@SeunOkimi]

Thank you so much!!❤️❤️❤️

[@monijoreno]

After watching your videos, I can only hope that my family get togethers are this loving.

[@sherrancehenderson5915]

Thank you for sharing Nigeria with us 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲.

[@espoir3842]

I absolutely love watching your vidéos Seun. You're a natural. God bless you!

[@urslathornton5726]

Very nice make me want to go for the first time. I found out I'm 37% Nigerian. Thank you for sharing

[@cmavhaty]

Damnnn those apartments 😍 similar to the ones here in Toronto, I now see Nigeria differently 😍

[@ngoziudensi5470]

Thanks so much for sharing with us. There is nothing like family times. Your family rock!

[@abbiegsarah2129]

The nails came out fabulous 😍 💋 the apartments and the dresses 🤩. Thank you for sharing your day.

[@FunmikeAfolabomi]

The nails are so perfect, I love it 🥰. Also loved the dress 1 and 3, the 3 looks so perfect on you. Seun's smile is so perfect 🥰.

[@Eniola_juliana]

Your braids are still very neat😫 Your dresses are so nice I like the pink one best too😊❤️

[@AfricancoolChic]

I love the earthy brown tone you chose for your nails.

[@favourxx]

you were feeling that pink dress, I love it too

[@Meloyadina]

Absolutely amazing series Seun. Can't Thank you enough, keep shining your light🌠❤... that food your family made must have SOOO good just from the vibe of everyone having fun & loving each other.

[@nnplee]

I really appreciate you putting this series together. As an African American that found out that huge percentage of their DNA comes from Nigeria, it is very interesting and fun to learn more about the culture.

[@phillyjawnlolo089]

I'm hype! I love your content so much Seun!

[@SeunOkimi]

THANK YOU!! I LOVE UUU!🥰

[@Peapod2293]

This series is fantastic, I've learnt so much! Thank you so much for sharing 🙂 x

[@jonielgyles6449]

Nigerian tailors are among the best in the world

[@ephratahcatfishfarm]

All the dresses are really nice. They look so good on you.

[@viewFun1]

Great family vibes! Love it!

[@marymansaray]

Your nails and Outfit look Beautiful, In this video, Lovely Woman. May God bless you, your family, and your friends.

[@tee35353]

Hey girl hayyy living you best life!! Thanks for giving us an insight on things...I'm obsessed with your videos! 😊😊

[@MoonWitchMagick]

Brand new to your channel and I came for the hair videos and stayed for your amazing personality and a look into your amazing family culture! I'm so glad I did! It was amazing and uplifting to see so much joy and family energy in these tumultuous times. So thank you for you and your family sharing

[@gaudiaudi]

I'm kinda gonna miss this series. I enjoyed it so much, made me a bit homesick at the end.

[@adezco]

I've enjoyed all of your vlogs in Nigeria, thanks for sharing your experience. Much love❤️

[@brownskin.babeee]

Girl, thank you so much for creating this video and series!!! I miss Nigeria so much!!!! May God replenish your pocket ❤️❤️ all love and blessings to you!!!!

[@debrajohnson1086]

Wow. What a great prayer I never heard. But I will also pray going fwd. Thx!

[@solarlola5953]

I still don’t miss it 😣Life was rough for me and my family in Nigeria.. but I miss wara, was my favorite 😋

[@jpalmer6770]

Loved this series Seun. Thank you for sharing with us. I had the opportunity to travel to Nigeria in Feb from the US and I absolutely loved it. Looking forward to visiting again