I Went To Africa To Transition Every Girl Back To Natural Hair

[@AdannaMadueke]

Individuals, volunteers, brands and anyone looking to be a part of this, please fill the form here: adannamadueke.com/crown-revival

[@HennyAgbara]

Ada please the link isn't working o

[@HennyAgbara]

Ada please the link isn't working

[@AdannaMadueke]

@@HennyAgbarathat’s interesting… it's working on my end babes 😭 check again and let me know please 💓

[@HennyAgbara]

@@AdannaMadueke It's working thank you

[@her_melaneen]

I've also not been able to open the link as well. How did you do it?

[@cobaltblullc4305]

I am so glad you are brining our young ladies back to their natural hair. Nigerian movies encourage wigs. But South African movies give positive representation of women with natural hair and braids. I hope Nigerian Movies studios hire you to show the beauty of our hair.

[@priscillaclement]

Rest and stop pushing your xenophobic home views on Nigerians,Nigerians exist outside movies,it's too hot to wear wigs all day or anytime like in those movies,you sit in your home and talk about thing you don't know,tueh

[@fvrshl77]

I was born and raised in Nigeria. I remember with I was like 9 years old my dad had to cut my hair because I was crying too much. My mom was combing my hair dry and with no hair product. I gave them permission to cut my hair because it was painful. I remember when I came to California. My aunty was wondering why my parents would cut my hair. I am now 27 years old with a very healthy and beautiful hair.

[@AdannaMadueke]

Let's make every girl feel beautiful by sharing this video! ❤

[@thandazilengomane944]

I'm super proud of your work girl

[@whyissy]

Your work is amazing

[@TheControlRoom-dk8id]

@@whyissyk😅

[@Gisele541]

These hair conversations are so needed in AFRICA well done Adanna❤

[@angieang26]

I've been natural four times but eventually went back to relaxed

[@Gisele541]

I am struggling with my natural hair the journey is not easy ..

[@angieang26]

@@Gisele541 I recently went back relaxed because I can't do nothing with my natural hair. It was very coily dense and very hard to comb. And I couldn't put it in no kind of style.

[@I.am.hooked]

You guys, I recommend these channels that will teach you how to take better care of your hair. : cozily dairies, Green Beauty, Precious Fro. Remember guys,it’s difficult because you don’t have a routine yet, and you aren’t doing thing that aren’t meant for you hair type. I went through this too. I almost gave up. But now my hair is thriving with a simple routine and things that work for my hair type 4c.

[@Lela-m6h]

​@@I.am.hookedthats. ✅

[@msboro]

Congratulations on a well deserved million subscribers, dear! Cant believe you said you've never taught nor been a teacher before! What exactly do you think you do on this channel?? Youve taught me so much! I'll forever be grateful to you, my TEACHER ❤🇬🇧🇬🇭

[@AdannaMadueke]

Not me giggling at your comment 😂 Thank you!! You’re such a sweetheart and I'm glad you find these contents helpful, booo 🫶🏾

[@msboro]

@AdannaMadueke lol you're a wonderful teacher. Don't undersell your skills 😄🤩🇬🇧🇬🇭

[@LoveGrace-tg2bl]

Mehn! Them ladies are soo smart!!!! My sista come to your west Africa neighbors oooo next

[@LoveGrace-tg2bl]

AWESOME JOB ADAMNNA!

[@thickmadame2096]

Hi Ada, congrats on your 1M subscribers and you did a wonderful job educating those young ladies about their hair. Now we're on the road to 2M subscribers 😊😊😊

[@Supercre8ive1]

You said you’ve never been a teacher, Adanna. But you’ve been teaching us on KZbin for years. :) God bless you.

[@Esther_Oguntade]

As a humanitarian actively engaged in the humanitarian and developmental sector, I must commend Adana for this remarkable work. It's a facet that we haven't fully explored in our campaign for empowering women and girls. Helping African children regain confidence in their natural hair is not only essential but also transformative. Embracing and celebrating our natural beauty is a vital step towards self-empowerment and cultural pride. There's need to refocus our campaign as an individual and a collective to include empowering women and girls to embrace their natural beauty and heritage. This approach will not only foster confidence but also celebrates diversity and promotes self-esteem among the younger generation. Congratulations Sis for the 1M subscriber. Adanna Madueke is an household name already. One love🎉

[@joymasha3565]

I smiled the entire video. Love this mission. We need this in the States as well.

[@thequeenthinkingofname5969]

Even in the U.S. i wish I had gotten this kind of hair education as a child! I think if you ever did this again, it'd be nice to have a big poster or handouts showing the steps of moisturizing hair, detangling, and super simple protective styles before bed. They say in outreach a picture is worth a thousand words and really sticks with the audience better!

[@ifeoluwaidowu2351]

Omg I cried watching this. I could tell the girls were truly empowered by the way they asked and answered questions. I love that there was a practical session, very helpful. I wish I had such guide when I was growing up with my natural hair. You’re an inspiration! ❤️❤️❤️

[@AdannaMadueke]

THANK YOU ALL FOR 1M SUBSCRIBERS 😭

[@Itsmeliaford]

Amazing congratulations 🎉 I'm a New KZbinr it's not easy to gain subscribe at times but I do hope the sun will shine for me one day so I keep trying 💪✨️🙏

[@duchesschinyere4854]

Wow.. congratulations Adanna 🎉

[@Supercre8ive1]

Congratulations! You are awesome!

[@Zoey-uv7fs]

This video really makes me smile. You're a natural teacher for something you are passionate to share based on your hair journey. Beautiful 😊

[@AdannaMadueke]

Haha I’m trying… thank you 🙈

[@ginac4606]

Congratulations on your success. This is such a powerful video. I am African American and for years I thought African women were the experts on what to do with our hair but later, as an adult, learned that we Black/African/ African American women around the world have our own challenges and techniques for how we treat, manage, and style our hair. You have truly educated me. You're awesome. Continue doing what you do!

[@MissNayaUk]

Adanna, I absolutely love what you are doing. I wish I had someone like you around when I was growing up and I’m an Igbo girl born and raised in London. The fact that you have gone back to our motherland to teach this, is incredible! Please keep doing what you are doing. May God continue to bless the work of your hands.

[@AdannaMadueke]

Happy New Year my lovessssss 🥹

[@uniquelybronze]

Happy New Year 🎆

[@Kay-Dean]

Happy new year 🎉

[@msboro]

Congratulations on a million!

[@rhonasolomon1780]

Congratulations on reaching one million subscribers. Well done! Wow! Adana, what a fantastic initiative you took to go to a school in Nigeria, Africa to educate young Black girls about how to take care of and love their natural hair. This is a conversation that is long overdue. It should be a part of every school’s curriculum for young Black girls. This topic is relevant and it matters because our natural, kinky, coily, hair is often seen as less than the beautiful crowning glory that it is. My hair has been natural for almost 5 years now and I love my coils. I’m sure you made their year. Keep preaching about the love and appreciation for our natural hair. I will continue to follow your channel. Thank you!

[@AdannaMadueke]

Aww you hit every nail on the head 🥹 thank you so much for consistently supporting ❤️

[@nuche100]

Chai Adanna, you deserve a humanitarian award. This is absolutely awesome. It is so important to start educating the younger generation to embrace and value their natural hair. I would love to join this movement ❤❤❤ so proud of you 👏🏾

[@AdannaMadueke]

Nothing beats owning who we are and I’m glad to have you be a part of it! 🥹 Pls fill the form here: adannamadueke.com/crown-revival

[@nikinightingale8952]

Ms. Adanna you are doing an outstanding job by teaching young ladies how to take care of their natural hair and to be proud of who they are!

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

This concept is phenomenal. Congratulations on a well-deserved 1 million subbies and here is a crown for you, Queen!!! 👑 I have been natural for many years and learned a lot from watching this. Thank you for spreading the message of Black Hair Love around the world. ❤

[@BrixxisCreations]

Im from Papua New Guinea always love watching you natural hair styles..congratulations for your 1 mill subscribers...you deserve this..Go girl!!!🇵🇬

[@chidera5422]

Not you coming back with a banger video!!! Love 2 C it!!🥹😍😍

[@AdannaMadueke]

🥹🥹❤️❤️

[@bukolaadebayo1891]

You're indeed a great teacher! I love interactive teaching. Involving the girls in the conversation is the part I enjoyed most. Thanks Adana for doing this

[@solaitua4]

I'm honestly very emotional right now, Miss Adanna, thank you sooooo much for this, it must have not been easy. What I love about this is the fact you went to nigerian schools to teach young kids and teens like me on how to care for their natural hair properly. I hope and pray that this is just the beginning of a new age on proper natural hair care and love for our coily hair in Nigeria (and not just in high end salons but with everyone and every salon). I pray that God continues to strengthen you in all of your endeavours even ones outside of this in Jesus'name. Amen.❤❤

[@queenyanniesuniverse5021]

GIRL I don't even believe you never taught before, you were BORN to teach!! It's your calling! Outstanding job!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kimanimargie_]

Congratulations Adanna!! This is amazing,most people in Africa don't like dealing with their natural but I've seen we are slowly transitioning to it which is amazing! I love what you are doing! I'd love to join you in this mission.

[@safiyahturner-mi6yl]

love the work you are doing saying this from a 13 yr old in america i believe it needed all over the world but you have to start somewhere and Afrika is the perfect place

[@garnieem]

Awwww I love love love this video❤❤❤… I’m sooo joining this movement❤️.. I recently visited Ghana 🇬🇭 and the hairdresser was speaking in Ghanaian language saying if she knew my hair was so thick she would have really charged much but she didn’t know I understood and can speak the local language. I felt so sad 😭… we need to really educate our people to embrace our natural hair ❤…. Congratulations Ada 🎉🎊

[@Blessed_Sound]

Thank you for this video. I have 4c hair and it’s all the way down to my tail bone because I don’t put heat in my hair, I don’t comb my hair too much, and I keep my hair moisturized when detangling or manipulating my hair. Our hair can grow.

[@gracesikapokoo6088]

I love what you are doing boo, keep up the good work and change our hair narrative. Congratulations on the 1 million and here’s to the next million.

[@nicoladurrant8163]

Just when I thought I couldn't love you more, you expand my heart! Adanna Boo! This is a beautiful mission and exactly what you have been doing for us on this channel. My relationship with my hair has completely transformed thanks to you and as a result it is thriving like never before! It is needed and resonates and appreciated that is why you are at 1Million and growing. I'm so happy to see you taking it to the next level with this inititive. I love you so much and I wish you so much success and all the blessings as you continue to shine your light in the world!

[@MB-gu2wr]

this is where we were 20 yrs ago in america. learning how to comb our hair. among other things. it sounds like the most basic of things but it speaks to the reality of the oppression many want us to ignore and go so far as to outlaw teaching about it. enough bout them tho. our job is to help heal each other. thank you for doing that.

[@vanessap7393]

This brought me to tears. What you did for the girls is so important and so inspirational. Congratulations for 1 million subs and it's well deserved. ❤

[@saskiaabraham2561]

Congratulations on a million subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉I've been following you since God knows when and I'm super happy to have been on this journey with you. I really hope your efforts to bring awareness to natural hair and how to take care it will stop African parents from cutting their daughters hair. A woman's hair is her crown and it should b well taken care of

[@AdannaMadueke]

We definitely need a lot of light to be shed on this. Please feel free to share a lot of the stigmas that you feel needs to be broken. Taking notes! And thank you so much for alwayssss supporting, boo 🥹❤

[@vickialexis3307]

This message is needed in the Caribbean as well. My parents are Jamaican ,when I lived there as a child,adult women would tell me my hair is course /bad and pull it when combing it … i have type 4 fine hair not course ..as an adult I still feel very self conscious/ not confident about my natural hair especially in public

[@Hadassahs_crib23]

Adanna this means a lot! Learning to accept our unique selves before asking others too! My natural hair was uncontrollable for in while in secondary school and I only comb at the hairdressers most times and I eventually permed it, but now I know better and I’m back on my natural hair and I love my natural hair! Thank you for also breaking the stigma associated to natural hair like it was only for spirikokos and SUs

[@Jhade]

Heyyyy boo!!!! Heyyyy kinks I need that merch . What a journey I’m so proud of you and this movement 🎉😂

[@AdannaMadueke]

Awww my babyyyy 😂🤭

[@Lovelighttt]

This is so inspirational . I would dedicate time of my life to do this with you. This is a true mission to help transform black womens lives ! I love this so much

[@neesheeneeshee6433]

This brought tears to my eyes ❤I love what you’re doing, thank you on behalf of the kids. Also how do we show support?

[@yahushasdaughter9106]

Kai this video is loaded....Just the encouragement I need to keep this my about to be 5years old natural hair flourishing!!!I won't be discouraged!!We move.

[@Marythechristiangirl]

I love it ❤❤😊Thank you for doing this. God bless you, Adanna. And congratulations on 1 million subscribers 🎉

[@AdannaMadueke]

Aww thank you so much for supporting sweets 🥹❤️

[@Ashley-n3l2e]

Hey Adanna!!!!👋🏾. I am so happy to see you came back with a new video. Girl what you are doing out here is so inspirational and wonderful. Keep this movement going and dont stop. Remember you are the culture and let it be heard nationally. 🌍👍🏾👋🏾😀God bless you 🙏🏾

[@AdannaMadueke]

Aww boo! Thank you so much for pushing me to keep going 🥹❤️

[@d_o_abe]

Absolutely love love love this! We need more of this all over the world, well done sis

[@bume.e7280]

Thank you dear for this amazing mision and vision ❤. We are on this mission together. Standing with you and our blossoming young girls wherever they find themselves in this world.

[@CassandreAman]

This is amazing! So proud of you!!!

[@Adaeze_Nwachukwu]

Wish i could like this a 100 times.... it's just lovely! Keep up the good work Adanna👏 I'm going back to natural hair again❤

[@rahima_mx]

The small comb thing is so real. Honestly I feel like most of our African hairstylist only know how to braid hair. They don't actually care for your hair

[@lisadn12]

CONGRATS!!!!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@HennyAgbara]

I can imagine the whole thought you put in to this project. Ada you say you've never been a teacher and you've been teaching us for 6yrs here ahhh, no talk am again o😅😅😅

[@ladyredification]

Awesome!!! Giving back!!!! Knowledge is power!! You are a natural teacher of self-experience. Keep up the great work, sweetheart!

[@tariotobo1]

This is soooo good. I was a little tearful, with the joy of reminding us that are hair is part of our beauty. We will remember ourselves again! Thank you❤

[@olumideakintomide1422]

i absolutely loved this!!!!!! adanna!!!!! great great work!!!!! it was a truly empowering experience!!!

[@galamu10]

Adanna, this is beautiful. I love this initiative!

[@IteishaBankston]

I love this sis!!! You keep on inspiring generations to believe in themselves and their heritage. As an educator, I love this! You betta teach!! ❤️

[@TrudiAdams-Wiggan]

Pretty girls with pretty natural hair!!!

[@Tinuola]

Good job Adanna! This is refreshing to see 😍 And congratulations on 1M subs🥳🎉🎉

[@sylvialevy]

I Love that you went on this journey to teach OUR beautiful young Sister how Our Natural Crown's are the entenna's of the sun / planet. You are a Majestic Queen Adanna. A lot of Sister's here in Brooklyn went natural during the pandemic.

[@rabonzollo8898]

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers. Your content is exceptional!! You are on your way to millions more subscribers and successes. I am delighted you are back. Gods grace ❤and blessings.🙏🏽🙏🏽 🎉🎉

[@smilesallround]

Congrats on 1M subs! Well deserved. 🙌🏿 This video made me tear up! ❤ You're fantastic and an inspiration, truly!

[@wendymendu]

I must commend you for this movement .It is well needed. I would recommend you to collaborate with a dermatologist and also do a power point presentation with photos and also videos. The practical session was very good. You can also invite the hair stylist that usually comes to the boarding schools to braid students hair so that they can also learn and continue the tradition.

[@mercyolenya8606]

This was so lovely to watch... It is an exceptional idea.. God bless you.

[@NoryAgyei]

This is one of the missions I’ve been advocating for . I’m glad you embarked on it

[@AdaoraOA]

I enjoyed this video way too much!! Thank you Adanna for this beautiful project and helping these young girls learn more about and appreciate their natural hair!❤️❤️

[@denicehendrix8203]

Yes! Your helping them to be naturally who they are! So beautiful!

[@michellepieterse4499]

Welcome back Adanna🎉

[@AdannaMadueke]

Thank you so much boo boo 😍

[@ms.evegene]

This is beautiful. I love the fact that i look like 99% of these girls☺️🥰😎

[@paradiselivinginpurpose]

Happy 1 million subscribers my dear!!! Your content is excellent and so inspiring!! Sending love from Trinidad and Tobago!!🇹🇹 So proud of you!! ❤❤❤ 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 💐 🏆

[@maimounasene1070]

This is amazing!! You are amazing!!! Congratulations for the comeback 🎉❤

[@AdannaMadueke]

Aww thank you so much sweetie 🥹❤️

[@bequitorres6083]

How exciting this mission you are on. I loved seeing their smiles and lighting up when told they were beautiful and their hair is beautiful! This is so empowering. I wish we had something like this in Cuba and when we came to the states. May God Bless this amazing journey you are on. I would like more information on what you are doing. I will look for you email to reach out.❤ Congratulations on your 1 Million Subscribers 🎉

[@joaniijones1312]

I wish I could like/love this video as many times as the million followers you have! Great work sis!! Important mission❤👏 And so proud of these ladies paying attention and the pride that's been instilled.

[@BeBlessed70]

Congratulations on One Million Subscribers!! Well-deserved!! 💐💐

[@mintchoco_2558]

God bless you Adanna this mission is beautiful ❤

[@Stacey12-56]

This was beautiful and much needed! I would love to see a mini series if possible. Keep up the amazing work! 💓

[@GracefullyKaren]

Congratulations baby girl 🤗🥁👏🏾. Well deserved! You are so amazing 🥁🥁🥁🥁. Keep on flourishing 💐💕

[@dinmacancook]

I love this movement, as Africans we need educate ourselves on how to appreciate our natural hair and accept it also see the beauty of our natural hair. Thank you boo for this.

[@valentinaquarterman3383]

Absolutely loved this! This was POWERFUL...As a teacher, I can say you earned an A plus for your presentation.

[@bukkyxo]

This is inspirational. Keep up the good work boo 👍🏾

[@Brklyn_NuYawka]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ congrats, Adanna. Been following since 2020...absolutely love your content. While I was learning, from other natural hair content creators, what products were best for my natural hair..YOU taught me how to love it and style it and how to braid it using extensions. 1 million well deserved. 😊🤗

[@AdannaMadueke]

Not me getting teary eyes. So proud of you and your hair journey. THANK YOU for being here! 🥹❤️

[@queenyanniesuniverse5021]

I don't know HOW I missed this one, but I can't even express in words the joy I know those children must feel. Blessed Queen, keep being a Blessing, & Watch God continue to Move in your life. Congrats on ALL your accomplishments!! ❤😂🎉

[@nadyareynolds6713]

Fantastic job! May you inspire every black girl all over Africa and the rest of the world

[@kgaugelolebea4055]

Congrats girl, love your content from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤

[@AdannaMadueke]

Aww thank you so much boo and God bless you! ❤

[@jesswealth5405]

This is lovely thank you for educating them!

[@jemts5586]

Wonderful program! Such a beautiful and uplifting experience for them. Please i hope you can continue!!

[@michulafrance117]

8:04 congratulations on 1 million subscribers for one and two I love what you’re doing! So many of us lost the knowledge that we used to have of taking care of our hair because a colonization. And because we didn’t fit in with our colonizers, it made us have a lot of self-hate for ourselves. I love that you’re teaching them about proper hair care and the things that they need to do to take care of their hair. I hope that you gave them a pamphlet or some type of instructions so they can also practice and try to do it with their own hair.

[@PrincessOliverOfficial]

Thank you so much for this it is so needed❤

[@Wumizuru]

I love this. Very thoughtful series Hope to see more

[@mxrie06]

this the first video of yours im seeing and im honestly impressed, we need more ppl like you in this world

[@kerinesimms7204]

Wow Adanna this is so good for the young girls to teach them about their natural hair and how beautiful it is eventhough it's different!!

[@nkechinwandu7603]

I’m am so happy to see you doing this for these young ladies.❤

[@amelakn]

Congratulations!! This is beautiful! More of this please. I would support.

[@Aritul]

What a great lesson! Kudos to you for doing this.

[@ceejayjoseph8706]

Really interesting, empowering and useful Adanna! A new generation of healthy black hair! 🙏

[@allysaa9034]

I LOVE THIS! This video evokes pure emotion. We are beautiful! 🤎

[@shanetn.1381]

Such a beautiful video, Adanna!!! Congratulations on your million subscribers! You deserve every single one and more to come. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@AdannaMadueke]

You're so sweet. Thank you so much boo 🥹❤️

[@racheloshaksmusic]

I absolutely LOVE this video !! ❤❤ Our Nigerian sisters clearly needed to be educated about their natural hair!

[@Olayimikaa]

Madam Jacobs 🥰 proud QCOG 🙌🏾 This was a fun video to watch ❤

[@kimweekes]

Wow! You are AMAZING, young sister! I absolutely loved watching this. What you’ve done for these girls… the knowledge you gave them and how you made them feel… I don’t know you but I’m very proud ❤️😊

[@tgirl4me1]

This is such a positive message youre impacting to rhe younger generation. I pray they continue to appreciate and embrace their God given hair and let go of bone straight!

[@ugochiblessing7513]

Wow! This is actually a great initiative, kudos to you . To think that i actually cut my relaxed hair at the beginning of this year to start all over natural. And am loving it . Enough of all this chemicals(relaxers).

[@sike36822]

Well done Adanna!