How Two Americans Got Stuck in Nigeria: Spent 40 Years

[@DavidNkwa]

Kindly share this video . please. Thank you

[@mosessimon5772]

How can we support them. Pls

[@ghettoblodenttv6290]

I did bro. @mosessimon5772 ❤

[@Dee1-jb2tp]

@@DavidNkwa ok I will

[@zstero4612]

@DavidNkwa to help those interested in donating to the project, can you include the information of the drill ranch (Pandrillus project) in the description.

[@jacobchristian8079]

How can someone support them please?

[@SaachaK]

As a African American Nigeria has a way to capture you. It will also be my home. The land of my Ancestors. I love Nigeria.

[@ruleso]

We love you too!

[@Freddvibzey]

💚🤍💚

[@Jetternarygaming]

please ooo come. we are waiting

[@dragonfly4484]

It's your home!

[@Preety_3774]

We love you too!❤❤

[@lawalolatunji23]

I can't stop crying,🥲 she said, 'We have lost our identity, culture, language, and traditional herbal medicine in Nigeria'. These are the root causes of our problems today. We need a reset button in Nigeria. Thank you for your amazing work, and God bless you. Mr. David Nkwa🙏

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

Unfortunately we have gone far in the wrong path that I think going back to those good old days will be impossible

[@klaw1425]

Same thing happened to me my father used to be very good herbalist he passed without proper documentation knowledge of the herbs and

[@mercyikhena7352]

Stop crying it is well😂 ego better.

[@nmg1909]

​@@mercyikhena7352When mercy? Instead of growing we are depreciating as a nation. I can tell you that all the politicians these days are after money not after development.

[@dapoakerele5456]

Gbam 😢

[@charityfubara2340]

I love how they talk about Nigeria as 'our' . They have a sense of belonging here and Nigerian are generally very welcoming.

[@wanderfull5829]

Why should you continue to welcome these europeans when they're rioting to get you out of their countries? Y'all never learn

[@Odika2]

Sister, I would talk about Nigeria that way IF I had/have their privileges.

[@omokaroojiire]

Too welcoming to the point of neo slavery lurking in the Nigerian horizon. You think the Atlantic one was bad? That will look like child's play once they gain all your traditional knowledge!!!

[@benchnani9539]

Other Africans and Nigerians are living abroad and calling it “Our” Love where you Live.. the world is ours. This earth is even too small for us, we need to explore mars

[@adbeelomiunu]

I thought I was the only one that noticed that...the "our" and "we"

[@NasiruSalisuYakubu]

I think every Nigerian needs to watch this... Very inspiring.

[@DavidNkwa]

Kindly share the video

[@dexterity_1st]

Done

[@teea7971]

I have just shared it to many people, including some popular social media bloggers. All Nigerians must see this. It’s too inspiring

[@Bright-he9ck]

I am inspired.

[@timileyinadenike9727]

Honestly I feel we all need to do better!!!

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

We, as individuals, can lobby the Federal Government of Nigeria 🇳🇬 to honour them. They deserve a recognition.

[@bishopsamuel1986]

I totally agree 👍

[@God1stStudios]

Agree 👍🏾

[@TheSockbottom]

But the Nigerians in america are busy look for papers and living like rats.

[@Brownhawk-u5s]

True. These are the people who deserve awards even chieftaincy titles not those evil, greedy politicians

[@veechannel.]

Honour them because if you stay in America for 40 years without visa you will be honoured?

[@alfie1884]

Peter and Liza are famous for their conservation efforts in Nigeria. They are responsible for establishing the Drill Ranch for the conservation of the Mandrill monkey in Cross Rivers State and the Lime Wildlife Centre in Cameroon. Their example should inspire Nigerians to conserve their natural environment and the rich flora and fauna Nigeria has.

[@kemiajao]

They spoke words of wisdom for Nigeria youth and government. Fantastic people.

[@adedayoadeyemo6148]

I listened for a minute and one thing that struck me was the us of the pronoun “our”. This shows ownership, belonging, pride. God bless them.

[@MrExplicitblack]

"A prophet is honoured everywhere save in his home town". Were this steps taken by fellow nigerians to preserve the endangered species nobody would have acknowledged them mostly if they are from a tribe different from the background on which this faune and flora are found. This said, from the bottom of my heart I thank this couple for their tremendous undertaking and the enlightenment they've brought to the nigerians of different generations. When they will be retired who will succeed them? Shall it not become like the story they've mentioned here about our traditional medicine which6is almost extinct.

[@anthonyomoko6433]

I agree 💯 %: the couple deserves a national honour in recognition of their service to Nigeria and the world!!!👏🇳🇬 🌎

[@arcejiroeshalomi4689]

She is so spot on about the fact that traditional rulers are required in instill a value structure for Nigerians...

[@lazarus8780]

Nigeria has so many different kinds of foreigners that one can't even estimate. I still remember my shock meeting a very dark skinned person like me with sharp blue eyes who said his grand mother was Scottish.

[@ifedicollins4180]

These people are Nigerians abeg

[@Yemzthecreator]

Period

[@KingofgraceSARA]

Meanwhile, they wish to change the fundamentals of Nigerian youth which us not broken. Please, don't be so easily fooled by flattery.

[@taolusesi]

This couple really deserves national honours.

[@elani6507]

They are already honoured by their achievements and love for the country. No current politician is qualified to give them an award 😊!

[@Johnny_________]

Make una Dey calm down with una national honor how many Nigerians for outside don collect national honor or do you even think you can go to their country with a 10days visa and the. Start dominating and living at peace ?

[@rotimikayode1072]

You will never feel like a foreigner inside Nigeria.

[@Overcomer4eva]

"I consider it a contract with God to protect that which He created and we've destroyed His creation"😭

[@evolution247ov]

Thanks you both for your contribution to Nigeria

[@mavisbujor755]

I like how he says a 10-day transit visa turned 36 years of stay in Nigeria. Very profound! We need more of these discussions out here. Our value systems are truly skewed and are negatively impacting our culture

[@iheny8407]

These guys know Nigeria, It is really good to hear from them

[@yilaumaru8590]

It is so interesting to see people who grew up in a different society and also spent a huge chunk of their lives in Nigeria talk so passionately about issues on identity and self discovery with valid points, this was a great watch David, keep it up.

[@joye5761]

“I will tell you what I like about Nigeria 🇳🇬 Nigerians, that’s what makes Nigeria different from every other country in Africa, and I have travelled quite widely across the continent”. That comment alone says EVERYTHING, but I think we are beginning to loose it as a people. Social media did more harm than good, and personally I think it should BANNED or seriously REGULATED. Our Governors have too much leverage, we should START holding our Governors accountable as they get away with too much criminality. Btw I strongly believe we will retrace our steps, and get it right eventually, one step at a time.

[@NnaemekaAmamasi]

Now it takes a foreigner to remind us of who we are...may God help us!

[@sararichardson737]

They are prophets from a far land sent to Nigeria.

[@NnaemekaAmamasi]

@@sararichardson737 must be the case...!

[@Freddvibzey]

They are Nigerians

[@omnipotentwiz5101]

‘God’, ‘god’, ‘god’, ‘god’‘god’. Mentally lazy people. No god will help you.

[@NnaemekaAmamasi]

@@sararichardson737 how did we fall this low...?!😞😞😞

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

Nigerians are Friendly and Generous People. May GOD Bless Them. GOD Bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 Nigerians all over the World...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Up Nigeria 🇳🇬. Thank you Sir & Ma'ma for sharing. Thanks David. 🇬🇧. I hope that the Governor of Cross River State will honour this lovely Couple for their hard work...

[@klaw1425]

Nigerians are on KZbin boosting that they are the best movie industry in the world now.

[@sodiqayilara1519]

The lady shares my sentiments on many things.

[@elani6507]

They know us better than we know ourselves 😅

[@akrikaakrika1474]

Two Americans who have lived in Nigeria for decades and seeing things from the inside. Their reaction to the importation of herbs from far away China is very insightful in this regard.

[@joysmart30]

I am making my own tea now.

[@michaellerner3764]

Nice, next time interview them on a tour of their park!!!!!!!!!

[@columbuschokpa8791]

'Lack of Patriotism' and 'Lack of Pride in Natural and Cultural Identity' We are fast asleep as a Nation!!! When will we wake up???

[@currenttrendtv8920]

As a continent

[@remybalogun417]

Bad leadership period! They were too concerned about looting and never cared about research or preservation of nature or natural resources

[@dapoakerele5456]

It's too late 😔 we the older generation did not pass anything to the current and younger generation. They've now adopted Japa values and identity fuelled by social media and poverty 😢

[@chibuzorisrael5878]

Corruption! and Tribalism. I took Buhari 8yrs to destroy the Naira from 180 to 460 and Tinubu 1 year to bury it from 460 to 1600. When Buhari was destroying it, Northerners were cheering Sai Baba now Tinubu is burying the country SW is cheering Emilokan. Where is the Patriotism?

[@TheYemi456]

We need to wake up fast!!! Interesting to know who will replace She'll et al with crude oil production and processing? Ee should be worried about this

[@Toshfort]

Please, this couple deserve a national award.., they are full of love for things, animals and humans.

[@SoundofVictory]

These beautiful people are some of best people I've listened to on KZbin. As a someone born in mid eighties I can attest to the fact that so much has changed howbeit negatively. I share most of their perspective and I hope we all learn one or two things to learn from this clip. God bless you David.

[@theterminalguy]

Thanks!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you for your support. It goes along way in helping me create this video

[@kenb2992]

This interview was really educative and inspiring. Thanks for bringing their work to light, they really deserve to be given a national honor.

[@frankbarnabas6449]

I visited your reserve in Buanchor in 1998 and was thrilled when I saw Drills for the first time. I now live in Boston, MA. I must visit the place again with my family during my next visit to Nigeria.

[@DavidNkwa]

Lovely

[@anokwuvictor3070]

I bet you Nkwa, this is one of the most interesting clips I have seen in your channel. Wow! I can't believe these Americans are even more patriotic than most Nigerians! ❤❤❤ They so much believe in Nigeria than most Nigerians do! Wow! My love for them is unexplainable..😅 Thank you David Nkwa for putting up such an interesting clip like this. God bless you bro. God bless Nigeria.❤❤❤

[@rachzor]

It is easier to believe this way when you have something to fall back on. Most Nigerians do not have that and speak about Nigeria from a place of despair and fear. It is not the same.

[@kennedyozere8682]

@@rachzor I always say to be patriotic you have to know your history and feel parts of it...most Nigerians are not taught and secondly, most are not even Nigerians(porous border system) but let's leave that for now.,. like you have said they do not feel amongst... the problem of Nigeria started during Biafra and the natural greed to have a share of the wealth by the selfish individual,, not one from then till date, maybe a few were patriotic... look greed made them kill one another ..what makes it worse is that the younger generation is not connected at all, till the country has something to offer then, be it a good passport (GDP), security (state security), livelihood (right to life) ..then there can be light at the end of the tunnel.

[@wildwiner]

Consider this your best work so far ❤️

[@DavidNkwa]

😆 🤣 Are you sure you have been following my work.

[@wildwiner]

@@DavidNkwa remember that I once commented on your hat while you were in Korea.

[@DavidNkwa]

But you disappeared ever since so you have missed lots of my content

[@wildwiner]

@@DavidNkwa not true because I your work & that of BigW. as they not related to fancy stuff but the reality of what is hidden, dying or missing from the average Nigerian. Not commenting does mean not being followed. I always watch on TV & give my like.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you brother

[@IhuomaOnyewuchi]

Hi David! Shout out from the diaspora in the US! I've been watching your videos for a while and this video among many really impressed me. How can we from here promote and enrich the environment in Nigeria from abroad?

[@klaw1425]

Nigerians are on KZbin boosting that they are the best movie industry in the world now.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Good question. How can we Nigerians in Diaspora help with preserving our conservation in Nigeria and in helping to build libraries in different towns in Nigeria and other areas that we can help back home?

[@MartinRoyproductions]

Gawd!! This is the best KZbin interview video I have seen all year. As a early 80s baby born and raised in Nigeria, the points she made about the changing norm of morality to how state governments wield more power and influence in the citizen's lives than the executive arm of government to the lack of the youths interest in biodiversity or wild life conservation as well as lack of patriotism are so valid. I loved every part of this footage. P.S Good job David Nkwa

[@user-linnasworld]

Waoooo infact this is the best video I have ever come across this year. Congratulations. Please stop calling them foreigners they are Nigerians and are deserve to be love and respected by all Nigerians. Am certainly going to visit their park 🎉🎉❤❤

[@berechahagrovet5708]

This is the most truthful speech ever given about Nigeria. Everything they said is absolutely true. Their recommendations for the government is 100% the solution to the current problems in Nigeria. Government’s job is enforcement that is equal. I am just only saying what they have said. I hope every Nigerian will watch and act on it. Thank you for giving us permission to share. Nigerians just need to value everything about ourselves. God blessed them for all they’ve done.

[@brightokwara3299]

We have forest ministries that are concerned about money not legacy.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Spots on 💯

[@VivSees]

Wow! Amazing work that these big hearted folks have done. We owe them a huge debt of gratitude. Let’s not watch this and forget what they’re doing for our land. Oyibo, well done!!!

[@kennethokoroh8355]

They love Nigeria more than most Nigerians. God bless them, and I pray they find passionate Nigerians to hand over to. Please share their details so we can support and advertise them

[@TheYemi456]

Exactly, this made me shed tears for my people and myself

[@victoryalltheway.]

Nigeria and Nigerians are good, the problem is leadership. Criminals in political positions are destroying Nigeria and Nigerians.

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Wrong. If Nigerians are good then good leaders would emerge. Nigerians are collectively bad

[@kingkevin442]

The leadership comes from the people..those leaders come from the Nigerian population...stop separating yourselves from each other.

[@victoryalltheway.]

That is the false narrative from your whatsapp group, Nigerians are not criminals. The criminality, corruption, nepotism and the destruction of Nigeria and Nigerians, comes from having criminals like the known convicted criminal drug baron Bola Tinubu, in our polity. The day these criminals are removed from our polity, is the day a new Nigeria a d better Nigeria will be birthed.

[@babs3872]

Overtime I have discovered this position is very naive. An average Nigerian is selfish and self serving, and it is from this pool of the majority that the leaders are chosen from. We can only hope that a very an exceptionally upright Nigerian gets into position and begin to surround himself with like minded people. It actually a human problem, not peculiar to Nigeria alone

[@Avy999]

Nigerians are like their leaders,most of them.

[@kwekuadedimeji6515]

This woman has the Nigerian flair in notable proportions. The accent and style slips in. No matter who you are Nigeria will mark you somehow. She and her husband knows what they're saying. Not even done listening but this is very brilliant. Inspired!

[@Sir_Samuel_]

I AM GOING TO SUBSCRIBE!! Why? Because she just made a VERY IMPORTANT point. A lot Nigerians truly don't take pride in their culture anymore. It's such an unfortunate thing that has happened. It's something I talk about A LOT. The schools aren't helping either. How many of our children dey learn history or anything about their culture? It's such a shame BE PROUD OF WHO YOU ARE. Take the time to learn about your history and you'll see why you should be proud. God bless you for this video

[@zachstar244]

Thank you so much for showcasing various hidden gems of Nigeria. Nigeria has so much to offer the world only if our government will educate the people to learn, understand, use, and promote our natural resources.

[@chrisivi]

This woman knows Nigerians so well. Wow

[@KingofgraceSARA]

If you want to have control and dominance and influence over a thing, why would you not study a thing. Much of what she said is not wrong but we call this the great white hope in America. God need, Nigeria.

[@kennethezeh6992]

I am really impress with her

[@flairking-g9t]

Thanks so much for sharing this! It shows the reality of so many aspects that our country is capable of but has been neglected for so long. I hope all Nigerians can watch this and when people protest or vote they truly understand the importance!

[@DavidNkwa]

True. Kindly share the video

[@yourworstnightmare4702]

Keep bringing the community similar content. It is quite interesting.

[@yourworstnightmare4702]

I love the natural sounds of nature and the African grey parrots especially in the background and the unique biodiversity of certain parts of Africa.

[@yourworstnightmare4702]

I was hoping you would show us around that facility so we can see all the birds and primates, but you didn't. Can you make another video showing your viewers around that facility ?

[@DavidNkwa]

We have a video of that before nonetheless next video will show you the facilities they have on their main site

[@yourworstnightmare4702]

@@DavidNkwa I wasn't able to find the video. Can you share the link ?

[@Rhoteh-OA]

They are more Nigerian than most born in Nigeria. They're worthy of honour.

[@KingofgraceSARA]

So easily fooled by flattery.

[@pastryshack551]

​@@KingofgraceSARAyou hit the nail on the head. White people know how to get praise and money from thes black people. The whites can come into your country make lots of money an stay, why not? They know how to fool the people it's their business. Probably rich as he'll. They will know more about nigeria than Nigerians and that's what the black people like. It makes them feel Important. I bet they live in their own world, nothing to do with the black people. Here she says a young person would not know what's Copa. I wonder what this interview will do for them. They got support from every goverment. That means money. Good scammers

[@adekunleolaitan2329]

​@@KingofgraceSARA Too cynical! The imputation of motive is very insulting to the Gatsbys.

[@sacassashimidrama7088]

Why do you want to honour them? Have you been to America 🇺🇸 before? Black Americans that are locked up in prison for every little thing they did in their own country don’t even have the guts to say we let alone African immigrants.

[@Rhoteh-OA]

@@sacassashimidrama7088 Hey, they don't have to pay for the sins of a country... every man for themselves. Just like you won't have to pay for the sins of every Nigerian Scammers. Makes sense?

[@sanusiabayomi3015]

I saw the old man last time I went to calabar and some young biologist in 2017. We came from my school in ekiti as zoology students to see the sanctuary of drill monkeys and proceeded to obudu one of my best field trip ever. There are lots of white biologist in calabar

[@cthamukeesin4439]

An awesome interview !! I stumbled on it on my tv, couldn’t wait to share to other members of my family . Awesome couple .

[@DavidNkwa]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@itsifeanyi]

It’s interesting how her accent has a hint of Nigerian intonation to it. The impact of protracted association. Beautiful

[@kennyu2073]

Great work! Thank you for all you do. My heart bleeds for Nigeria.

[@RockPeterson2001]

Nigerian youths have allowed themselves to be influenced by what they see or watch from American and European films. And the government is not encouraging them. All they're concerned with is going for treatment abroad, banking abroad etc. The problem is the government.

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

Our local entertainment industry also contributed to the mess by copying non-African contents and promoting the same. Just look at our music back in the days of Osadebe, Ebenezer Obey, Rex Lawson, Orlando Owoh, etc. What we have nowadays are a complete hogwash! It is really sad to realize how things have gone from livable conditions to the quagmire in which we find ourselves today. Unfortunately, the good old days may never return. Growing up in the early 80s, my town was surrounded by lush forests and it was common to see leaves 🍁 on the streets after a heavy rainstorm. But it wasn’t very long that I also became accustomed to the constant sound of chainsaws as people started cutting the trees for timber. African maple, Iroko and other natural tree populations were wiped off in less than a decade and the entire landscape today is left bare.

[@kenkeliba2639]

Nigerian gouvernement ain't shit with all the wealth from that country is letting down its people

[@klaw1425]

Nigerians are on KZbin boosting that they are the best movie industry in the world now.

[@healthandweightloss-inc]

The Whiteman makes the most profound observation from 35:41ff. He said, " We don't value our own culture, our own history- we're losing it. We've adopted the worst parts of my culture...and we're throwing up the best parts of Nigeria's culture." Then he followed that statement up with an excellent example! What he said sums everything up for me! This is happening not only in Nigeria but also in other African countries.

[@ck-sl3kt]

@@klaw1425 by importing and wearing slave wigs and think they are actress?

[@aframaco9491]

Marvellous!! Just marvellous!!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

[@ifeanyichukwuanowai9452]

The lady speaks so Nigerian 😅 31:02 The accent slips in at the right time 😅

[@Freddvibzey]

❤❤❤

[@ifielawyer319]

Wonderful people! Speaking the truth. I pray that as many people as possible will listen to this important important interview and learn so much.

[@Larry-qu4et]

"Nigeria had a lot of cham in those days"........enough said.

[@remybalogun417]

It still does. Nigerians just need to change their mindset

[@abosedealabi2755]

This particular video of yours became a story in Punch Newspaper and with credit to you. Big congratulations 🎈

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@thenigerianfile]

36:09 spot on! As someone who lived in Lagos in the 70s-early 80s it’s like night and day compared to the current era. Great video. I hope it inspires other Nigerians as well.

[@tontedavies5038]

Finally! Coincidentally, I have thought about this couple in recent times. I met them in 2007 when I did my school research on tourism in Nigeria. It's so good to see them and know they are doing well. I've not been to Calabar in ages, but I pray for a chance to see them again when I visit.

[@Saasdapps]

Where in calabar are they at?

[@ChrisofHNH]

We’ve never had leaders that lead by example in Nigeria and by extension everyone else act likewise. I’d like to thank them for their service and impact they are making in Nigeria and the world. They are such a lovely people loved them!

[@klaw1425]

Don't ask what the country will do for you,ask what you will do for the country

[@Edehisaiah232]

Thank you so much for your love and your recognition to we the Nigerians

[@Love-dc8wh]

❤this our two granddaddy and grandma are more patriotic than %98 percent of our politicians My goodness

[@cskeditz7710]

These people don see us finish 😂,.....i also love how they use the word "our" and "we"

[@richevericheve5156]

wow what she says the trational herbist have a wealth of knowledge where are they find them and teach younger ,and i am not talking about vodoo stuff but the true herblist

[@Osagie718]

This is an amazing documentary, they were factual about their experience. Spoke about vast topics from 1988 to present. I truly enjoyed this documentary. Thank you for voicing your experience. I would like to donate to your foundation.

[@dalaeweka653]

These couples are just angels on earth

[@Rotjil2933]

Okay so I did my NYSC at Afi Barracks in 2004/2005 and I'm surprised she mentioned Afi as one of their sites, I never knew something like that was there close to me then. I wish they'll be on the comments here to respond to some of our questions on conservation. It's sad that after Liyel Imoke the Governors stopped showing any concerns about this project. I wish the FG will give them a listening ear so they can give great advise on enhancing conversation in Nigeria. One example that brings so much pains to me is the condition of the Lame game Reserve in Bauchi State which has been poached to bear cos no government as far back as I can remember even from the mid 80s showed any concern about it, A few of the Governors have invested in Yankari Game Reserve and a little in Tunu Game Reserve but never ever Lame Game Reserve. It's still on the Maps but in reality nothing. And I'm very sure if Liza Gadsby & Peter Jenkins had not adopted this project personally it would have been wiped out a long time ago. I have so much to say men!

[@DavidNkwa]

I feel your pain brother

[@eluaguwilliam]

Peter Obi said it.."Government has no business in business"​@@DavidNkwa

[@dianneschepers8275]

Great interview with two amazing people ❤ Nigeria needs more patriotism. People only protect and preserve what they value. This video could perfectly be used in schools to start a discussion with the youth about the importance and beauty of this country. Let's change the mindset that everything "abroad" is better. Because that's a lie.

[@EzekielRamadan]

Wow! Thank you for all the work you are doing and thank you David for letting us know about t the work they are doing.

[@mikemikey4287]

The interviewer’s question about leadership reflects a common Nigerian mindset that contributes to many of the country’s issues. Many believe leadership is about power & giving orders, so everyone wants to be in charge. Additionally, there’s a tendency to blame all problems on leadership, overlooking the fact that bad leaders come from the people themselves. To truly solve Nigeria’s problems with leadership & governance, we need to address the root causes at source. Virtually, everybody is on the take. At Enugu, a civil servant demand £10k bribe with impunity before he could search for my NIN. Imagine!

[@ojvic7297]

EVERY YOUNG NIGERIAN NEED TO WATCH THIS...

[@desmondmichael9577]

This should go viral. Love it! truth be told now that's needed.Much love to them.

[@Efebestofalltime]

They said when a child brought something home. The parents will ask them where they bought it from. Now on, nothing like that and it's bad.

[@labarainatv]

that is a great interview, I am greatly motivated. I wish they;ll have a national honor for their great work in the country.

[@OsadolorOmoregbe]

I am a Nigerian but I didn't know we have these animals called Drill in our forest. Good I saw this video. Thanks

[@larrywilliams2162]

This is one of the BEST videos or interviews i have watched on the internet.❤❤❤

[@edricko7]

Beautiful video, I learnt to love this country more from seeing two whit e people who genuinely love the country

[@Thehairshaker]

They deserve to be honored. Thanks for what you do.

[@Lunar_el]

You can tell she still has her young spirit from 36 yrs ago he should have asked do they have kids

[@queenelizabethejames]

They have, as he did say our children

[@Lunar_el]

@@queenelizabethejames ok I didn't watch the whole video I fast forwarded it was to long so there kids in Nigeria or north America

[@TheSockbottom]

@@Lunar_elyou are part of the problem in Nigeria. Why can't you watch everything. Always in a rush n you learn nothing 😂

[@Lunar_el]

@@TheSockbottom oh really I'm the problem in Nigeria lol last time I heard you and others where saying it's the politicans and president and the rulers from the UK but ok I guess if you say so I'll continue to be a problem you can throw me on the ship with the president lol

[@samuelchidiebere2323]

Thank you David, I felt happy listening this people. I wish I can visit them one day, there are a lot of things to learn from these great people.

[@InspirationalForexTraders]

I love their enthusiasm...

[@fideliaokolo4980]

God bless you two. I hope we will go back to the Nigeria they met when they came.. Beautiful

[@urhobotv3010]

I so much love these people. And they can actually speak Nigerian pidgin!!! They are speaking Nigerian pidgin English!!! You guys are Nigerians!!!!

[@sabinedouble07]

Great great David. I love this interview. Thanks

[@bade001]

Listening to them, you keep hearing "our own" ...and "we" to choose how much they love the Nigerian identity despite being Americans. Thanks to them for the work they do in Nigeria.

[@nwaodidika]

Am going to distribute thick words of wisdom from this video in cuts. Am touched!

[@Lunar_el]

You got a subscription from me i like this video good to see Americans taking care of wildlife

[@agric-tecture]

You're happy that someone came to your country to show you what potentials you got.

[@Lunar_el]

@@agric-tecture lol 🤣 you sound foolish my country I don't own this country and when you wake up and realize Nigeria was conilized by the British around 1897 and named by a white person you will realize it's not your country either plus I'm from the USA

[@annefalola9278]

Thanks David for this. It is a blast!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@OluwabunmiOluwatosin-Whytmedia]

this was an incredibly wholesome and inspiring video. Thank you David. You really need to cut up this into shorts and push it. Next time I'm in Calabar we are definitely visiting the reserve with my kids.

[@oceejekwam6829]

Can the Anambra waxbill (a weaver bird) still be found in the state it was nsmed after. Probably not goven the rapid rate of environmental destruction by the locals and the state authorities.

[@kennethokoroh8355]

Please share their details so we can support and advertise their effort

[@ephraimbulus2850]

Brother David, wow !! This is very deep. I pray that the people in government, especially the Cross River government are watching this and hopefully, the mindset of every Nigerian that watches this video will also change for the better. Sir, this is by far the most educative and most inspiring video on KZbin coming from this part of the world. Congratulations sir.🙏❤️❤️❤️👍

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@ifeomaookoli]

Wowww! I so loved watching this episode. I will share it.

[@ominiekwe7241]

Well done my brother for this wonderful interview

[@Ada-w9ksu]

Thank you David for this much needed interview! I hope things can change for the better for conservation in Nigeria. ❤❤❤

[@gidds4809]

Thanks, David for taking the time to have this engaging interview. I quite enjoyed listening to their experiences.

[@MrGreatfarm]

They deserve National Honor ❤

[@oladitiabass2429]

I love how he keeps saying "our" "we" that sense of belonging!