IF PEOPLE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY, EVACUATION FROM NIGERIA WOULD BE WORSE THAN AFGHANISTAN! BAYO BANKOLE

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[@omokaroojiire]

This is an educational program of a high quality content! Great interviewing skills that kept the viewer entertained was employed in teaching top notch life lessons . Mr. Bankole's openness in sharing his life 's experience is greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing! 🙏

[@samsonsegun1675]

God I am grateful for blessing me with my wife here ! I can't imagine my life in all the stories I hear around. I will continue to cherish my wife - she gives me peace of mind.

[@bazic_filmztv]

Congratulations.

[@Web3star-d1m]

Congratulations to you

[@reclaimgreatness3645]

Same with me,mine gives me peace.

[@transahabagroup458]

Marry another one make he easy for you.

[@samsonsegun1675]

@ Then na trouble I dey find be that

[@ourjohnnyartkenaako]

Awesome interview. I love the fact that most folks here in the State always alluding to the fact that it a journey that leads to a happy ending. There is a difference between putting in d work but to no avail. But when you embrace the process here, it pays off. A working system is different from a ...... you know where am heading.

[@bazic_filmztv]

We know.

[@olowoyeyebukola3204]

Abi o A society where effort is rewarded

[@ourjohnnyartkenaako]

@@olowoyeyebukola3204 Absolutely

[@taiwoabiodun9197]

Alinco, you are smart and God is on your side. You spoke perfectly well.

[@Kemihealthylifestyle]

Uncle Bayo.....I hope all Nigerian people listen & learn .....Am proud of u telling the truth. It is sad that people believe it is done to akata people alone. They want to outsmart the same people who speak the same language as theirs

[@sundaykene2270]

He now looks so plump with robust cheeks unlike that star actor of those day that looked skinny and tinny. I rejoice with him on his quite remarkable transformation and I wish him more grace, happiness and success

[@lumsdengirl8219]

@@sundaykene2270 l tell you he was so skinny with his sharp hair cut

[@kunleayo2805]

It is as if the day should remain at the Spot it is right now with the Big Role Model you brought on board. His uniqueness in Acting is influential to many. Kudos...Teju

[@ebunskie348]

Teju Babyface is indeed the king of talk. Lovely interview style, he allowed Boy Alinco to talk and he didn't ask condescending questions 😊

[@MissYinx]

Absolutely

[@dipset1911]

God bless you Teju and Bayo for this master piece, Just moved to canada less than a month now and praying my wife doesnt change, the stories am hearing are really scary. I learnt alot from this interview and pray God Almighty will prosper us all. I go make ham for this yankee!

[@Abieyuwa]

Just love, care and support her, and you will be fine. No woman leave a happy home.

[@boranono7636]

Boy Alinko don turn Man oh.. Man looks too good for a 55 years old... Great Interview Teju

[@patsonu774]

My son back in Nigeria dropped out of school while i was in a similar situation abroad. Pressure from family members back home. It's a crazy experience.

[@jumokesenbore8583]

Honestly, this interview is both interesting and enlightening.

[@monadolaz4445]

I can't believe I sat through the whole interview 😊. Lots of lessons to learn. I met boy Alinco in person at a birthday party just over two years ago where he was the MC. Such a nice and humble man. He brought back some memories of growing up watching papa Ajasco. Teju babyface did a great job with this interview. Very interesting to watch.

[@OlufunkeFajimolu]

Thank God for your life Bayo Bankole,and all the people God used for your success. Glory be to God almighty 4 being there always 🙏.

[@modinatsolomon7506]

Deep Dive indeed. Is always deep with my brother here. God bless you as you bring your speaker out. Lots to learn as always. Respect brother!!!!

[@popsonjaiyesimi7670]

This is awesome 👌 👏 👍. Thanks for the frankness of the interview.🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@chimwike1]

It appears that most comedians including 'boy alinco' are not just entertainers but also very reasonable and intelligent folks.

[@olayideeleso7840]

You have to be intelligent to do comedy; jokes require logic and analyses

[@TitttyOaks]

Boy Alinco!! My paddy. He's an amazing man very nice indeed. He was the MC at my Mum's burial. God bless you my brother 🙏🏾🤗❤

[@TGGTheGloryofGod]

From boy to man-Boy Alinko has grown, and I could barely recognize my friend Bayo. The first thing you truly noticed in America was how our bodies and appearances changed. But beyond that, many of us are struggling with family issues, often stemming from relationships and the pressures of American society. Adapting to the way Americans speak, trying to fit in, and even facing comments like, “You came from Nigeria to take our jobs,” can be unsettling. At times, these experiences can be deeply traumatizing.

[@Adedayoliadi]

Great interview. Nice one from Boy Alonco. Beautiful discuss. ❤️👍🏽

[@BlessedToyin]

First boy Alinco is really looking good after so many years. Good to see you❤

[@bankysCorner]

He looks good and well rested truly. Aging greatly.

[@RealTalk196]

Great interview. Excellent insightful responses. Well done 🎉 New sub btw!!👍🏼

[@jesuswunmicalebdaniel8118]

Mr. Alicon and Mr. Teju, I love your programme and your great analysis, I have worked in a bank before you don't need Nigeria banks to come USA to invest what you need is to get likes minds that will trigger the change. Mr. Alinco I love your contributions and drive towards the advancement of Nigerians.

[@Io-mo4ov]

The African American woman is not dominant by choice. She became the way she was because the government drove the man out of the house. After all, they wanted to weaken the black man because of his firm and powerful nature, which resulted in black women being single-head of the household in America.

[@Tefera-hf8fw]

Not exactly, the men weren’t providing and were abusing the women in the home so d gov stepped in and the man had to fend for himself. Please read serous papers n books on the topic and not listening to propaganda from failed men

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Govt didn't drive the man. She chased him out for a check. Stop lying to yourself

[@debralayne9438]

He is talking about FedEx , bless you heart ❤️. Yes the Country has opportunities, but the challenges. I'm Caribbean native but has friends in Nigeria and try to help but they don't understand what you're are going through. It's so sad.

[@ericomazu4260]

Wao. Boy Alinko is now Man Alinko. Great interview.

[@patsonu774]

It should be "place of birth " and not state of origin. If our leaders are serious about building the so-called 'one Nigeria'.

[@aa-cw8ky]

It should be place of origin otherwise ibos will overrun every tribe and states in Nigeria.

[@akinsoladickson6284]

That is not possible. Nigeria has never been one. So, it can never be your place of birth. That will be possible if there is Yoruba Nation.

[@POLITICO90]

No I dont want place of birth in Nigeria....we are not the same people and we were forced to be together. People are attached to their place of origin through their ancestors. Stop comparing American to Africans, 98% of Americans are immigrants from Europe, Africa etc so they cant claim state of origin but Nigeria situation is different. Nigeria problem is not state of origin but corruption and lack of vision. Put Nigeria back to regional federalism that we agreed on 1945 conference or break up the country. The south west region performed better than many countries in Europe under Awolowo in a regional federalism during the first republic

[@josephesenu2282]

Insightful interview; good to see Ayo Bankole (Alinco)

[@amazed8146]

Your spouse should not be able to “instruct” your employer on how to allocate your wage or salary. That is your responsibility. However, she could dictate the allocation directly to you, if she has such power or influence over you. There’s more to the story than what is being told here, and that’s understandable. It’s not all cloths we dry in the sun.

[@rotiflex]

He already alluded to it, he said he was processing his green card (which required him staying married to the woman) hence he was trying not to "upset the apple cart" before that process was complete.

[@abisola4326]

@@rotiflexexactly. Some people couldn’t figure it out

[@amazed8146]

@ Yes, I was aware of the mentioned circumstances, which is why I stated there was more to the story. I guess that’s why they say, “Pay the cost to be the boss.”

[@folowoseleadedoyin4196]

This is so insightful…thank you..

[@davidusen2052]

This guy is straightforward

[@ireneo9544]

Oh my God Boy Alinko good to see your face again. May God bless you

[@patsonu774]

I can relate 💯 to all he has said. Who no go, no know 😢

[@adukeallu3900]

God bless you for no neglecting your children 🙏 ❤️

[@modinatsolomon7506]

Conductor will not get a seat if care is not taking. FACTS

[@adeyinkaalabi8795]

Boy Alinko/Jeje never old, still having is boyish look 👋🏾 Alinko’s experience was so awful, thanks for sharing. what has some women turned into in abroad, we are meant to be passionate to our spouses and children, most women abroad are no longer what Yoruba called “Abiyamo, but they are Abiagba”. That’s why there are so many domestic violence/homicide in US. Thank God that you survived such abuse. I pray our children will not get involved with strange spouses. Amen.

[@architectureducation-ch]

Thank you both for this interview

[@HumaniUzeh]

Filling your form with your state of origin is not our problem. Nigeria is not one and can never be. The people where never consulted if they want to come together. Nigeria is the idea of the British.

[@olowoyeyebukola3204]

Those that want to leave should leave so there will be fresh air in some overly congested cities

[@leony8996]

After 60years.., with inter marriages and co-habitation. It’s time we move past the British did this/that narrative, work together or divide the country.

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Which country was consulted? Name them.

[@leony8996]

What a great sight, seeing Boy Alinco after so many years looking healthy both physically and mentally😊. For all you commenting rudely; your comments are truly a reflection of who you are.

[@adenikeoduntan7317]

Good, nice, straight and sincere interview

[@huldamo]

Honestly, it may be though doing those jobs. You look great and different. Staying back couldn’t have done this for you GOD bless you the more.

[@Shayoyeye4525]

Eh ya, it is well. The hustle is real ❤

[@olubukola7895]

Good interview, Mr Teju. I can't believe i listen for almost two hours. Boy Alinco(now baba alinco) made me watch and not miss papa ajasco - childhood was fun. But d funny finishing part is that people seem to have turned Nigeria to a burial ground 😂. Why would u work and enjoy your money abroad and then think u should go and die or be buried in Nigeria 😂😂. Nigeria isn't running gboku gboku business naw. U pple should mind yourselves oo 😂😂😂

[@yahuah-seed]

😅😅😅😅gboku gboku bawo

[@shalomakintola8463]

Stay there & enjoy the journey & enjoy your story life. IGBEYIN AA DUN CHAI 😂😂😂😂 God I thank you. 😅😅😅❤❤❤

[@BerthaAkagbue]

You are right Bayo, my kids use their Nigerian Names

[@ngozinwankwo5051]

Teju your face has changed to man face now and not baby face! Good environment is good oo Well done 👍

[@titilayoadebayo9895]

Very educative interview

[@madebayo]

Both the guest and host don't look their age. Excellent interview!

[@misturagaji1621]

We enjoy you guys

[@patsonu774]

I enjoyed every part of the interview ❤

[@oluremiabayomi5924]

I did as well

[@omobolajiomotunde8296]

Thank you

[@adukeallu3900]

Brilliant 👏 👏 👏

[@hardwears2TV]

Best interview i have listened to

[@carolineolanrewaju9114]

Nice one, the Lord is our strength

[@osanifebenjamin2443]

Very educative and interesting interview.

[@myraorganicsherbalteasbymi6575]

Prov 20 : 6 ...A Faithful Man Who Can Find 😮😮😮

[@Lotus.computers]

Boy Alinco, we both did NYSC Orientation together in Awgu, Enugu State.

[@nunu-ec3qs]

I also had my orientation in Awgu. Primary assignment at Igbo Etiti

[@macd_advocate]

See how Egbon Boy Alinko take fresh!!!

[@EntertainmentTadayyyy]

Happy Belated Birthday ❤him who find a wife 😊

[@modinatsolomon7506]

Allihamdulilah Robilallamin for your life.

[@bison7664]

What's that?

[@belloblessing6049]

Thank God you survived it Sir, however guys can do better by letting things be on black and white both signed and let the terms be clearly spelt out.

[@douglastim863]

Nigeria banks cannot compete with American banks here.

[@jesuseunfolasire2691]

Boy Alinco..... so good to see him!

[@femiidowu-adegokedrfia5927]

Truth all over

[@olowoyeyebukola3204]

Nigerian is an Heterogeneous society this is what we are by nature hence the need to fill out state of origin

[@adedayoayodeji938]

Someone back-handed our own boy alinco

[@adelajasobowale5228]

The banks are already in the US. They are not located in our communities, you can find them in New York.

[@numberkayjonathan6985]

Not only Africa America, it’s all women that loves you. Men are just taking advantage of women in other culture bc there’s no rule guiding that in their country. By the way, these people are not the way you see them. I think it’s bc of your situation that she’s taking advantage of you. They’re not sincere with themselves and ‘TRUST’ is a big issue in this country. All the stories she heard about man taking care of the home is just over exaggerated. And we are not polygamy in nature!!! Men should stop saying that for doing what they want to do or doing. It’s bc there’s no law guiding monogamy, even where they have it, there men divorce one and go to the next. It’s a very serious situation. Congratulations to you and family.

[@timemedia23]

Nice to see Boy Alinco. It was a whole lot for that story.

[@gbemisolalawal2675]

Nice to see Boy Alinco again :)

What a traumatic ordeal and a bitter experience he had in the marriage.

[@micphilipsstephencompany2273]

Is this Teju Babyface himself? The voice sounds like his but the face is very different.

[@debralayne9438]

Sir You're missing something changing of name was not a choice, it was ment disconnect you from who you're and where you come from . If your family died when you where born and had no one who are you?

[@lumsdengirl8219]

We like to see Miss Pepeye too oh

[@wakandom]

I can not agree less. They pronounce Indian names, and they tell you to you that your names are funny.

[@asanibabatunde8646]

Boy Alinco u look much more refined. Best wishes

[@onthebeat4466]

In the age of modern technology they can see the economy of the other parts of the world 🌎.🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@richieDB573]

I know him while in primary school, some of those guys are gone😢

[@onwugajechinaza5637]

Firstly, there's no country like Nigeria. Its a factory, a company.

[@childrentoys4537]

Your opinion is irrelevant to patriots like us.

[@ezeabikwaeric3628]

​@@childrentoys4537patriots that lie to themselves about the nation. Patriots that are at the top of division and tribalism 😅😅😅

[@FxMentalClinic]

You're not wrong and it has largely remained like that

[@asedamercy3095]

Alinco, please don't search anymore! I'm here for you in Denver!!! I've been seeing you since I was a kid on TV. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gbadamosisaheed9005]

All the best sist

[@imochima5978]

I like you, from Tennessee.

[@rachelcelinejohnson9232]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TimmyPraise-g7n]

People wey rely on woman to get paper or if you're abusive towards her.

[@douglastim863]

Ethiopians have their bank too.

[@dotunepega]

Alinco, you dey fall my hand!!!!

[@adelajasobowale5228]

Support System

[@Ganiyuf]

Uncle Alinco . You can still do Traditional Projects management for free without paying a dime. How I wish I can get your info.

[@msgrace7414]

Hey, can you share with me?

[@FrankZephyr]

@ 46mins: The total number of Nigerians in Texas is 102,544 as at November 2024. We too dey over exaggerate our numbers in the US.

[@olowoyeyebukola3204]

True Indians, Chinese migrate way more than we do

[@mytruthtv1186]

Your source pls? My village association is more than 100 in Houston.

[@martinsabiolaolaleye4425]

Boy Alinco is big now! How is miss pepeye?

[@numberkayjonathan6985]

Our own boy alinco don turn baba alinco. Lol

[@MissYinx]

Br 15:26 oda Boyo Banky. Omo Olowu oduru. Asukungbade!

[@abiodunfagbire529]

👌👍🏽👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@kayodeadebiyi5207]

Teju, in as much as we know, Nigeria is not el dorado, this tales of woe by Bankole and most of your diaspora guest is not the reality...it is not as bad as he's making it to look. Young thespian are doing well and making a living. Is there anything wrong with relocating? No! But this badmouthing and sore stories of Nigeria is so bad is a fallacy....

[@waymakerhealing488]

The man told his own personal story…it was a tale of woe! What else could he have said? That’s his own reality He has a right to his own opinions and experiences!

[@X-I-A_rei]

God bless you ​@@waymakerhealing488

[@olufunkeidowu9931]

@kayodeadebiyi, you will live long in good health and wealth o. Nigerians love tales of woe. We are the only citizens of a country that constantly speak evil about their country. Even with all the atrocities committed in the US, you never hear Americans speak ill of their nations. I am a proud product of Nigeria 🇳🇬. Living in Nigeria and thriving well. Are there challenges, yes. As there are everywhere in the world. We just choose to magnify 🔎 them. Nigerians feel that when they move abroad ,closer to their colonial masters, doing menial jobs, they are better than Nigerians at home. What a slave mentality!

[@MrLAPAZ]

I think you're not on point. What he's saying is based on the percentage of the woes of the people abroad, which I truly understand... so you should get understanding before you type a word next time... people like you are the ones who will be acting like like Hitler just because a few of you didn't go through the stress believing everyone is like you..... Very insensitive people

[@safetydomain6861]

You are one of those Nigerians who deceive yourself and want everyone else to follow suit. If people share their experiences with the contraption you call Nigeria, how does that become badmouthing? You are free to state how Nigeria has worked so well for you and how Nigeria has treated you as a valued citizen just like everyone else have their rights. He shared his experiences and thoughts about Nigeria and not yours.

[@ogumkainnocent365]

Where is kpekpeye na

[@modinatsolomon7506]

Hummmm eku ajaa bo oo. Eku ori re ooo.

[@user2024-o4z]

You hardly use that 🖊️ pen.. just touch and drop….write something already 😂😂😂

[@temitopeobanife7607]

He's using it to check ✅️ the questions he's asked off the list.

[@ajibolafasola4262]

The difference in Bayo Akinfemi’s interview and this is as clear as day! The former is way more inspiring too!! I really cannot understand why Boy Alinco is just incoherent and all over the place for the most part. Must be my least guest so far!

[@MrLAPAZ]

You're sick Mr. Man...... hypocritical words from you......

[@mefeOTUBURUN]

Please can someone help to type out the correct spelling of that 'asikunbade' that bros said in this interview? I am going through one kind THING right now and me i cant wait to post on my social media when its all over ..... ASIKUNBADE!😅

[@omowunmiraji4629]

Asunkugbade

[@rachelcelinejohnson9232]

Asunkungbade

[@awotesu]

Teju, please tell your guests not to come on your show to tell lies against their helpers. Some of your guests are coming here to tell lies about what is possible and impossible in America. Not everyone is ignorant please. Some lies are irritating. Why will you say your wife told your employers to pay your salary into joint account

[@boladeganiu]

I'm not confirming what he said is true or not, just know that people find themselves in situations that make them accept those ridiculous situations. Things happen and luckily for him he got his papers. Sometimes these people will intentionally frustrate you so you can misbehave and lose your focus. We've guys in ridiculous situations here because of papers. And yes it's Naija to Naija people.

[@temitayocharles-oke4076]

You need not accuse individuals of dishonesty simply because you have not experienced it yourself. Behaviors of a more severe nature occur in this context. It is essential to consider the possibility that this may have been a confidential matter, where she genuinely assisted him in securing a job. His mention of the possibility of the lady observing the situation raises doubts about his intention to deceive. Fortunately, he is now liberated. Some individuals, due to lack of foresight, may find themselves legally bound by adopting their partner's children, leading to perpetual financial obligations. There exist far more challenging circumstances, my dear. Refrain from passing judgment hastily if circumstances have not proven challenging for you. I approach this matter with peace in mind.

[@awotesu]

@@temitayocharles-oke4076 You made a valid point, but I can see that you're speaking from an emotional perspective. Engaging further with someone who is emotional often leads to unproductive discussions, and I don't have the time for that. However, I can say for certain that some of Teju's guests embellish their stories when they come on the show. If you watch closely, you'll notice that Teju is quite perceptive; he sometimes asks his guests the same question in different ways, and they provide inconsistent answers. If you believe that this is them being truthful with you, I wish you all the best.

[@ayomidewilfred1864]

Am really inspired. Thank you Bobo Alinco for making my childhood. Thank you Teju for this amazing and eye opener session. God bless Me and God bless America 🎉🎉

[@olaideadekunle-akinbinuade7820]

I pray he still has his marriage from Nigeria…….marriage is a covenant……you cannot use it as a trade. Using marriage to get citizenship is not right…..marriage is a covenant

[@olatunjioluwatoyin616]

He is now man alinco not boy alinco

[@modinatsolomon7506]

Unfortunately so oo.