I Relocated to Nigeria from Kenya! Regrets? One Year Update!

[@samuelwilliams8099]

@Larura Explaura , a very good morning to you our beautiful and dearest wife. It is 5 am here in Europe, I just wake up to use the bathroom and I reached out to my phone and I stumbled on this video. Once I started watching it, I couldn’t stop again until you said bye, honestly I wanted this video to continue without ending. One of the best video ever. You talked about leaving your comfort zone, that is the best experience one can give himself / herself. You can cook all the Nigerian foods you mentioned, amazing! The moment you started singing the Nigerian gospel song goosebumps all over me. Inviting your husband to say something about how far you have come is another good idea. I loved this video, may God continue to bless you and your family.

[@LauraExplaura]

Thank you Samuel! I read your comment first thing when I woke up yesterday and it really made me smile. Thank you so sooo much!

[@zillamakilla8775]

In addition to other great things about you, you are very good story teller, I suggest that you do a course in creative writing, I see a successful novelist.

[@paulinenissi]

My fellow naija wife from Kenya! No regrets from me

[@vincentchris5144]

Lagos doesn't define Nigeria,that's what people don't understand when they come to Nigeria😉there are 36 states in Nigeria with different environment,less population, infrastructure, access to electricity, peoples behavior,food,aggressivenes,quietness,less traffic and many more😁people should try going to more states in Nigeria 🇳🇬 and thanks for your views of our dear country

[@LauraExplaura]

This is very very true, Vincent! I recently had a “glimpse” of Abuja and was surprised at just how different it is from Lagos! I think a lot of us foreigners come to Lagos and assume it’s the total representation of Nigeria, which now I know is a flawed way of thinking. I love this country and I definitely intend to explore more parts of Nigeria. Thanks for watching!

[@vincentchris5144]

@@LauraExplaura thank you for your understanding and I'm glad you know this ❤ we Nigerians loves and will always support you

[@amosadewuni460]

@@LauraExplaura You are not far from the truth. Lagos contains 10% of Nigeria's population and is much more cosmopolitan than any other city in Nigeria including Abuja. Most Nigerian cities reflects some parts of Lagos, though the intensity may not be up to Lagos. So you are not totally wrong to make assumption with Lagos.

[@ChosefuTales]

@@LauraExplaura wow. I think that's what most of us do. You know how in Kenya when someone says they are going to coast and they mean Mombasa. Most times we Nairobians are bashed coz of thinking Mombasa is the whole of coast 😂.

[@gamrpresident]

My people, Lagos is for making money not living. Most people travel to capital of other countries and they compare Apple vs orange. If you lived in Abuja your perspective would change. Many Nigerians think Lagos is something, Lagos is chaos, lots of money but chaos

[@sheilynenasenya9182]

Am a Kenyan but I sure love Nigeria too... Nice video girl

[@NellDDbiz]

Welcome our dear wife, i enjoyed your video keep being strong everything will fall in the right places for you. God has set your foot in Nigeria and the land of Nigeria will bless you joyously ❤️❤️❤️

[@LauraExplaura]

Amen and amen! Thank you so much!

[@aineakhalifwa8820]

I just love this 'our wife' thing with Nigerians. I watch a lot of Nigerian movies.

[@kelechiudoh]

As a Nigerian who's worked extensively and visited East Africa a lot incl. Kenya, I loved this video. Welcome!

[@charchar5887]

Looking good Jaber! Loving your hair❤️ good experience and you’ve integrated well. Honestly the point you made about understanding why Nigerians are the way they are. Me too I understood though I’m 🇰🇪 but British married to an Igbo man as well. As for the cooking well done 👌 the cooking I used to think was a long ting but gradually. Loved Hubby’s feed back too was very good😅😂. Good will keep guiding and keeping you in Jesus matchless name🙏❤️🇰🇪🇳🇬 Best of the east and best of the west 💃🏽

[@LauraExplaura]

Thank you nyathiwa! I appreciate you being here! ❤️❤️❤️

[@adexadex8587]

I knew from your accent that you are a LUO

[@The2v7ment]

As an Igbo man, I really appreciate you sharing this experience with others. My wife is from Zimbabwe we live in UK and I am really hoping she will like it in Nig when I bring her home. Many thanks

[@LauraExplaura]

It’s totally okay to feel nervous and uncertain the first time before she visits. My husband and his family felt the exact same way before I came. But I’ll tell her that there’s nothing quite like experiencing a different way of life, especially a different African culture. It’s exciting and honestly, you learn and grow a lot from it. Nigerians are naturally very warm and welcoming. I have no doubt she’ll fit right in! 😁

[@KAPAK108]

Fantastic. Am glad you have settled well ln Nigeria. Almost à Nigerian now!!

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

I really enjoyed your video, kenyans are very good people, so lovely and warmly people. I wish the best in your marriage, our wife

[@MichaelMwakibolwa]

I'm so proud of you sister. Your smile is infectious !

[@akinjoaquim1013]

You have adapted so fast. Incredible. And welcome to Nigeria sister

[@LauraExplaura]

Nigeria has been really really kind and loving to me! And I’m so so happy to call it home. Thank you so much, Akin!

[@SandraSampsonColdfeet]

Awww, I love you and your husband’s relationship . I guess this is what they mean when they say ” I married my friend “

[@sheilynenasenya9182]

😂😂😂😂 you taught your hubby ndani ndani.... I love Nigerian culture too soo much, I watch them, the Igbo, Yoruba, and all others. They are just great

[@LauraExplaura]

He knows so much Swahili now! You should plan a trip down to Nigeria and experience it first hand! 😊

[@deedeeumondak4490]

sheilyne nasenya I love Kenya too... I half Nigeria/Kenya friends in Uyo, Akwa-Ibom State. I learn alot about Kenya through their mother's side.. It's beautiful when Africans integrate.

[@sylviasworld9397]

You're welcome sis, however Lagos is not Nigeria in total. Abuja is different, Enugu is different, Jos is different, Uyo is different. Lagos is actually quite unique in many ways, especially in areas people find hard. Most/many other places are not exactly the same as Lagos.

[@bankoleoladimeji374]

Lagos is the totality of the whole Nigeria hence the population so it's good that she's in Lagos, say she goes to North or East she will be exposed only to the culture peculiar to that environment but Lagos she will experience all the other culture.

[@francisatteh7893]

Even highlands like lekky and ikoyi u would love it. Pls go to calabar if u can u won't want to come back to lagos. God bless Nigeria and Africa

[@Io-mo4ov]

I love your eloquent English language command ability. Good for you that you are loving it being in Naija.

[@bantuvoicemuchaik.k.7715]

Really....thanks though but that's the very regular Kenyan english

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

Thank you iyawo. Ironically, Lagos State does not define Nigeria 🇳🇬. For instance, Abuja is fundamentally different from Lagos.

[@LauraExplaura]

Very true, Anderson! I got a “taste” of Abuja a few weeks ago and was surprised at just how different it really is from Lagos! I was definitely one of those foreigners who assumed Lagos was a complete representation of Nigeria, but now I know that it is absolutely not. I intend to explore more of this beautiful country and I’ll keep sharing my experiences here. Thank you for watching!

[@bankoleoladimeji374]

Abuja is ridiculously expensive.

[@annefalola9278]

Your husband is good, so good to see the two of you together. God bless your home!

[@deblessedone1735]

Fantastic, your husband is also really complimentary and understanding. I dare not forget your Igbo song that puts some laughter across my cheeks. Your intelligence come across really clear. Faith brought you two together, you both stay blessed.

[@SandraSampsonColdfeet]

You’re such a lovely girl. Didn’t know there are Kenyans living in Lagos, it’s interesting to see :)

[@annefalola9278]

Laura I cannot get tired of listening to you or watching you. I am a missionary and you are model of integration….. I have lived in 3 continents and your approach is just the recipe. Thank you Laura. ❤❤❤❤

[@lucysinsight6032]

I love love this video 😍. I was just smiling throughout the conversation. Our iyawo oo. I love how you are real and natural. You definitely learnt so fast.

[@LauraExplaura]

Thank you, Lucy!

[@kelfx1105]

Your Nigerian accent .. made me subscribe.. from Kenya too living in Uganda . Hu barikiwe

[@amazingworldcenter]

You are fantastic and exciting to see our wife. We love you and may God keep you and your family alive. Can you add your Nigerian food/ cooking videos for us to learn. Well done.

[@james56660]

You seem like a well versed/well learned lady. Tons of respect ✊ for you.

[@LauraExplaura]

This made me smile, James! Thank you!

[@smithpaul2253]

Drinking garri is the best, that combo have saved life since 1750. Well you are still the best

[@oluakinwale4859]

🤣

[@LauraExplaura]

😂😂😂😂 Smith Paul, I see you and my husband are in the same “garri is life-saving” WhatsApp group!

[@Damian-rt3rt]

God bless you and your home. 🙏 Wish you many more happy years in Nigeria and in your marriage. We love the Kenyans.

[@LauraExplaura]

Amen! Thank you so much!

[@Onenaijagirl]

This was an amazing video. I especially enjoyed the part of you and your husband. It made me smile.

[@francisatteh7893]

Pls come to Akwa Ibom, is cool and slow like Kenya. Also very beautiful too

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed your stay in Nigeria. Travel is the best way to facilitate cross cultural understanding. I hope you will have opportunities to visit the South East and Northern Nigeria. Look forward to seeing more videos 😊

[@LauraExplaura]

I hope so too! 🤞🏾I’m really excited to see different parts of Nigeria.

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

@@LauraExplaura South East is the best place to spend Christmas 🎄 and new year in the whole wide world 🌎. Go and verify 😁

[@georgehosea139]

Good to hear about your experience in Naija,iam from Kenya, good to hear that you are enjoying yourself,maybe you can also teach us to cook Naija food.

[@DMAN743]

Nice video, Nigerians are hospitable and caring people, we love foreigners

[@LauraExplaura]

Very very true! I have experienced it first hand!

[@babatundesho4735]

You need to try garri with cold water, milk and sugar. And probably add some ground nuts O my God! So yummy.

[@LauraExplaura]

This is the exact combination I have tried a number of times but it just doesn’t work for me. 😅 But please, enjoy it on my behalf!

[@romeorb8166]

Laura I like your channel, I watched you and the traveling miss in Lagos and learned about your channel from there. I have subscribed.

[@georgehosea139]

Make a video on Naija traditional ceremonies like wedding,funerals,etc.

[@ralphmillion8770]

Come to Benin city, your sister (luo) ...I married to... nice, keep the spirit.. Nigeria is your home

[@LauraExplaura]

Really? We love to see it! 👏🏾

[@ralphmillion8770]

@@LauraExplaura you're welcome

[@ralphmillion8770]

@@LauraExplaura you're welcome

[@princeusman8384]

It has been so long, hope you are doing great dear. We miss your contains

[@LauraExplaura]

I’m sorry I was gone for too long, my OG fan! Now there will be a new video every Monday without fail. Pinky promise! 😊

[@segunhudu260]

Cheers. Enjoy ur stay. And, may ur marriage never experience the pain of devource , Amen ❤!!!

[@anthonyebube1449]

We love Laura. You are a very lovely, sweet soul. Our brother, your husband is blessed to have you, and we thank God for his choice of you as his wife. Welcome home, and God bless you and your husband and children.

[@emmanualawala756]

You are an amazing and beautiful African Queen 👸 love your chemistry with your Man...keep putting in more content!

[@Netflexstory]

I am happy for you. I am moved by your courage and adventuring spirit

[@ubongjuddy4345]

As a Nigerian, born and brought up before i left, i have never drank or will ever drink garri so no offence taken. All the same, it's good to see and know that you are settling in well.

[@LauraExplaura]

Hi Juddy! That’s interesting! Is it also about the taste for you? Mine is more of a texture and temperature issue. 😅 Which is why I’ll eat eba the swallow but not drink cold garri.

[@ubongjuddy4345]

@@LauraExplaura mine is kinda a long family story but of the 6 of us that my late mom had, I'm the only one that don't drink garri because my mom never gave it to me and other foods. Like I don't eat raw coconut but i eat cocnut rice and i recently just started eating avocado but mixed with lemon. I don't eat pork meat or anything derived from it and the list goes on. In other words, she made me a picky eater 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@LauraExplaura]

@@ubongjuddy4345 😂😂😂 oh wow! She really did you some injustice huh? 😂😂😂But it’s a good thing you’re slowly starting to try out some things you didn’t eat before…who knows, maybe we’ll reconvene back to this comment a year from now and we’ll both check to see if we’ll be drinking garri. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Damian-rt3rt]

Garri is the best. I can take it morning, afternoon, nights Garri, milk, sugar, groundnut…nothing compares o

[@Mkym365]

As a Nigerian, living the the US 🇺🇸 Garri is my favorite food👅😋

[@ZeroneSolutions]

I just stumbled on your video. I am a fan now and have subscribed. Thanks our wife.

[@hassanadegbenga2147]

@laura Our beautiful wife, thanks for the nice comments about Nigeria and adapting to our lifestyle here. You're welcome

[@mamaforlife7923]

It is the humble voice in u sis

[@LauraExplaura]

Awwww thank you!

[@keepitsimple313]

You are amazing ! Love your positive energy. And your pidgin is definitely on point.

[@afrikanheritage99]

My beautiful sister ❤️ Our Naija wife 😘💕🌹🥀🌺 You're a fast learner. I can't believe you're only one year in Naija Subscribed🙏

[@jamesmuiruri3385]

@Laura Explaura,please come back home to kenya

[@Onenaijagirl]

Did you get to put the wedding guest video? I’ll like to watch it. 😄

[@hafiz4real1]

About time...been wondering where you disappeared to. We miss you Frank!

[@LauraExplaura]

Frank 😂😂😂😂! I’ve had a good laugh with that one! 🤣🤣🤣 I’m back with full force - bigger and better!

[@dayeemine4689]

Hello Naija wife...I enjoyed your little show and all the good things you have learned and enjoyed in Naija and besides you're a pretty lady...and am a Naija watching you from the US

[@LauraExplaura]

Happy to have to here, Daye! Thanks for watching!

[@aineakhalifwa8820]

That Nigerian shemeji is cool! Ukimrudisha huku kwetu shauri Yako, jua akina Ciku, Akinyi ...bado wako tuuu...

[@tundebakare6887]

You've been branded to the Nigerian way of life,I can see you're more of a Nigerian than a Kenyan by the way you speak

[@LauraExplaura]

So you’re saying I have adapted very well, right? 😁 I’ll take it! 🇳🇬🇰🇪

[@tundebakare6887]

@@LauraExplaura sure 👍

[@alvanalvino]

Lagos is little Africa. It represents not only all of the tribes, ethic groups and over 500 distinct groups of peoples and ancestral communities that are complete with their distinct languages, cultures and similarities that make up Nigeria. Lagos is also made up of Africans and a tiny minority of Western experts. It’s a beautiful city that can be best enjoyed during the weekend after all the hustling. Nigeria is the most diverse native African nation in the world. We’ll come to your country sister you are a Nigerian now by the laws of our ancestors. Most Africans started live as one of the peoples that became Nigeria. I am less than 98% Nigerian and I am from a direct descendant of the many dynasties of the imperial bloodlines of the land of Kemet (what stupid Egyptologists call ancient Egypt a colonial Greek name) and still I am from ancient BenIn empire’s imperial polygamous bloodlines and military elite families before my people migrated from BenIn city again. I still have 75% BenIn, Edo and Isan genes and I have 0.5% of many Bantu nations from Cameroon to South Africa doubling back all the way to the ancients mountains of the gods in the Congo and beyond. I might be a Nigerian, I know that my direct ancestors kick started the earliest phase of the Bantu migrations as they explored the whole of Africa in a circle from coast to coast before the North Africans arrived from Asia at the dawn of the last climate change when we abandoned Kemet and North Africa. I am first and foremost a native African. I am only a Nigerian because I came from the ancient first sons of the first sons who must always return to Igodomigodo after any military campaigns or migration attempts to spread out and disperse our population and found civilisation all across African in both directions. DNA tests places a people anywhere his or her ancestors lived if they drank from the waters of the land, mine were in Europe as well as in Italy before the Romans getting coral bids in Sardinia and trading with the then primitive peoples of Europe before the rise of the primitive pre historical Greeks who just arrived in Europe and served my family in Kemet as mercenaries before they were deemed worthy of receiving knowledge. I am genetically related to 95% of the white Royal families and bloodlines of European yet I have no alien dna in me besides African. If only us Africans all do an ancestry dna test, we will unite and stop fighting and restore the civilisation of our ancestors or build our own one to surpass them. We are meant to be a great people and Nigeria will lead the way as touch bearers for Africa. This is why Nigerians are unique as a collective because we are a special ancient peoples, and what lies in our bloodlines as a collective makes us special and chosen. All of the memories and achievements of Africa. I have seen pictures of a few Congolese men who look like my identical twin or relatives and yet they died before I was 10 years of age. We are all Africans either at home or in the diasporas and must be encouraged to explore each other’s country. As from next year I am traveling across Africa from the West when work allows or at a later date. I have 6 countries on my bucket list. I want to experience their village lives, to see the real Africa the land of my ancestors. I want to meet family’s of my ancient relatives. Welcome to Nigeria our wife. Enjoy your stay and thank you very much for your open mind and bravely as hatters say so many nasty things about us when they profile us to force Africans to separate themselves from their biggest country so they can take us all apart piece by piece with relative ease and plunder our resources.

[@keepitsimple313]

Try exploring less chaotic and more peaceful, picturesque and serene cities like Uyo in Akwa Ibom state and Calabar in Cross River State. And the food is to die for 😋

[@Sheerohcooks]

I absolutely loooove this video! Giiiirl!! I always say your editing is top notch ❤❤❤it’s soooo beautiful 😍😍😍 Also now someone take us back for those sifa nights we have a song leader right here!! I am still singing rumors ooooh💀💀💀

[@LauraExplaura]

LOOOLLLLLL! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sifa night prep was the best! Biting our mouths and having to memorize songs in foreign languages hahahaha! Thank you for your kind words! Let’s keep pushing! ❤️❤️❤️

[@bukolalawrence]

The garri found in Lagos is white. I dislike it, as it's quite sour. Get the yellow garri popular in Niger Delta. It's fried with palm oil to give it the yellow color. It's quite tasty with no sour taste. You will love drinking the yellow one especially with milk and sugar. You can even eat it alone without soup because it is sweet.

[@utamakurautamakura7435]

I love your book collection. You rock!

[@LauraExplaura]

Thank you! What’s your current read?

[@christiangideon7966]

Welcome back,lovely video enjoy and stay safe just subscribed to your channel

[@gateng1573]

Lakini mimi this electricity situation…. I just can’t… even after 4 years here😅

[@mikahel.m.i9217]

You really entertained me, thanks for a sweet video

[@LauraExplaura]

So happy to hear that. Thank you!

[@kemet0139]

Fine girl you too much ♥️ from Nigeria 🇳🇬 🙏🏽

[@paulodem6972]

I want to hear about your party experience.my girlfriend is Kenyan here in NY.

[@africanqueen4768]

its the commercial break for me sis🤩🤩here we still do shakara with the songs😂😂😂 i absolutely love this vlog from +254

[@africanlensextra]

We will love to see your wedding experience as a foreigner, please give us that content.

[@LauraExplaura]

Great! I’ll whip something up to share.

[@africanlensextra]

@@LauraExplaura I'll be here waiting for that content.

[@keepitsimple313]

Try Switching to Blended organic oats meal instead of eating garri. Organic Oats is lighter and a lot healthier than cassava/garri/fufu. It helps to lower blood sugar levels because it has a low glycemic index (GI) and also helps reduce the risk of heart disease and colon cancer. If you're not keen on eating a particular food. That's alright. It's not disrespectful to explain to your partner that you're not comfortable eating it. I'm sure he will understand.

[@xtremeideaz]

Stumbled on your video and love the naturality. you just got a subscriber. I'm happy you are having fun with the Naija way!

[@nmg1909]

Come to Rivers State, Port Harcourt. Lagos is too congested, sis.

[@LauraExplaura]

I’ll do my best to visit!

[@abdulazeezshuaibu1670]

I am glad you have the intentions of visiting other places outside Lagos. Because other places have different vibes to offer... I feel like in lagos them dey Rush...

[@Natural-Cute]

Sister we love you, I'm a Nigerian living in Nairobi Kenya

[@kenchumah9497]

Welcome to our country and culture. Please make it your other home. Welcome 🙏🏾

[@animalspidey]

This is a lovely watch! Even your accent is gradually changing 😊 I love it 👍👍

[@jolayemiayobami6989]

You are brilliant to catching up with Nigerian.

[@gabbykeys1399]

Ya'll want to come to Nigeria and move to lagos...NIGERIA has 36 States completely different from Lagos

[@babatundesho4735]

Yes o, our wife. How are you enjoying your stay in Nigeria?

[@LauraExplaura]

Lovely lovely stay so far. It hasn’t been smooth all the way, but isn’t that just life in general? Thanks for asking!

[@stevezacchary7380]

That's great. As a Kenyan, I was amazed the other day in Nairobi when I met some two guys from Ogun State who affirmed to me that they are OBIdient but they could hardly name Eastern States apart from Anambra. I had to school them about Abia, Ebony, Enugu and Imo. Nigerians must know their country.

[@tosinojo7310]

they are just stupid...every Nigerian learns all the states and capitals at 5 years old in nursery school using the Abia umuahia song.

[@thembimaseko4756]

I am from South Africa thanks for telling about Nigerians coming from another country tired of views about South Africans as if we are the only country in Africa.

[@thabo3866]

Praise without lambasting us

[@iyamugeorge5835]

@@thabo3866 thabo is everywhere on KZbin. They should give you an award

[@lkayngobese_]

@Thembi Maseko I agree🤞🤦..it just tiring broe. ..all the time South Africa this, South Africa that haiboo!!! Lapho South African KZbinrs don't bother comparing other countries, they mind their own business.

[@pappystoner]

@@iyamugeorge5835 😂

[@princedavid4903]

Its nice to explore and experience Nigeria to really understand Nigerians and what they stand for. Hope more non-nigerians Will see us for what we are, we are not perfect but we are not bad people

[@margaretmaina507]

Yeeey missed you on here glad you are back❤️

[@LauraExplaura]

Good to be back! Expect back to back content EVERY MONDAY all the way to February! Thank you for sticking around, Margaret! ❤️

[@ChosefuTales]

It's nice seeing seeing you back.

[@LauraExplaura]

If I was to count my OG supporters of the channel, you’d definitely be in that top 10 list, Joseph. Thank you! ❤️

[@ChosefuTales]

@@LauraExplaura always a pleasure Laura. You're the realest you know.

[@Damian-rt3rt]

You’re beautiful inside out. I pray that you continue to have more years in Nigeria and especially in your marriage. We love the Kenyans.

[@trevorwilliam5133]

good to see you back..

[@LauraExplaura]

Back with a bang, bro! Thanks!

[@charleschima3305]

Another great video as usual

[@bugaboiz9458]

Your man is a good guy

[@obidegwuchiagozie1392]

Your man is good

[@albertsamson1406]

Keep it up we love you.

[@unicornke2742]

Your accent is changing Laura, trust me, a Kenyan! 😂😂😂😂😂. Lots of love as always XX

[@LauraExplaura]

You’re right! I can even hear it when I watch back my videos! 🤣

[@a.muchemi4360]

Kenyans were are just whom you are and Nigerians continue to be whom you are ...it is called diversity....I like calmness in my life, I life in UK and I have tampered all the good things from here. If you want tamper the good things from both countries. I am proud of my original home Kenya and I think in Africa it's the only place I can live....as i will be understood better ..

[@LauraExplaura]

Facts! Every country is different. Not everything has to be a competition about who or which is better. It’s possible to enjoy and appreciate the best of both worlds. You’re absolutely right, Muchemi!

[@EverestOnyekwere]

Wonderful video laura! Please can you make a video how you make your thumbnails + apps you use, they are so good & appealing..

[@ddouye3969]

your husband is really amazing!

[@Jrryolb]

You're a bit educated, I see your education standard is very good, for honesty. Made your transit very easy.

[@mamaforlife7923]

But you said "a bit". She is super educated, butneingpolite kenya

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

Thanks for coming, God to ABuja

[@maduabuchukwuezeribeaku8969]

I love you our wife….. speaking igbo is for me a hit…. 9jeria Is home for all Africans…

[@jolayemiayobami6989]

We love you Kenyan

[@LauraExplaura]

You’re too kind, Jolayemi! Thank you so much! ❤

[@danielchinonyerem8652]

Try and visit Abuja, let us know your experience and what you have to say about Abuja

[@Evergrowing469]

Naija life = YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN, ON YOUR OWN. If you like hustle, if you like sleep, na your cup of tea be that. NO FREE TEA ANYWHERE.

[@jamidesutv]

Welcome back babe!! Have really missed you ❤

[@iyobosafestus7625]

You are good to go and you will enjoy ur Nigeria husband 😘

[@AfricasRealities]

When your husband speaks, i always think it's Peter Obi speaking.