Itchy Boots returns to Africa. Entering NIGERIA 🇳🇬 [S7-E61]

This episode is about my return to AFRICA! I've returned to my beloved Honda CRF300RALLY "Alaska" after leaving her for 4 months in Benin and I am crossing the land border into Nigeria. There are tons of roadblocks in Nigeria, and some are more legit than others, and I am generally a bit wary of them because you never know what will happen..
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[@ItchyBoots]

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[@pankajbadola]

Hi Norali welcome to Nigeria. If your travel plan invludes Lagos then please update would like to meet you. Safe ride

[@natanielb]

Hi Noraly, greetings from Cabo Verde. I hope to see you here soon. Nice adventures through West Africa. Be safe!

[@noreckkos]

What it's good idea for auction. Any thing else ? May be bikes? Or more . Your fan Noreck.

[@robertrichard6107]

If you have to leave Alaska alone again and you can get to the negative post of the battery, disconnect it😀

[@noreckkos]

@@robertrichard6107 maybe She did it😀

[@RVS-pj6bd]

1.9 million of us are just excited to watch this! The Itchy Boots African adventure continues! Thanks Noraly!

[@kunalsingh_yt]

_Yeh it's true... I really enjoy and appreciate her any international trip of her. I just stopped her watching for few days because of a her India trip. I'm a Indian and for me it's boring to watch my own land because I already know about it._

[@elisabethgrundstrm8159]

Thank you what everyone get from you is light . 🤗🤗🤗

[@2wheelsrbest327]

Come on every lets spread the Noraly message and get her to 2m.

[@TerrillWelch]

Yes, thank you Noraly! Always a pleasure to tag along even if I am a little on edge with all the check points in Nigeria that you must navigate. Safe travels!

[@newchiche]

@@kunalsingh_yt your land is very huge. I have been there twice, and her pictures was totally news for me. The landscape she showed to me was wonderful in the very north, and after in the wedding where she was. I learned a lot. Very beautiful contry. And the bike hilalayan was new for me. My dream would be to have the same 40 horses. i have discovered after that india have manufacturies too, for huge motobikes 2800 cc and up, very nice and strong bikes. I never knew that before.

[@adeniyioyesanya3490]

I am also a Nigerian citizen living in the US and honestly your courage to travel blows my mind. I salute you.

[@janicearluck6637]

As a South African, I am also amazed at her bravery for touring Africa Solo. Well done Noraly. May God truely keep you safe, as you travel through our beautiful continent

[@hermanjr2508]

Truly, People are so different. Some are nice , some are not so. Praying for smooth travel through next country, Noraly.

[@BlazinBlades]

It’s just an un calculated risk to be in those regions a solo young female… very courageous indeed but for what cause? May God safeguard you on your travels 🙏🙏

[@samuelolaogun9044]

Too much risk here 😀😀😀

[@andrewtaylor7075]

I pray to the lord to protect you I pray for your safety almost daily

[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Noraly is the ambassador of the world. She is showing us the beauty of this planet and the diverse cultures. Thank you for showing us so many parts of the world that most of us will never see in person. You brighten my day.

[@kennethcooley3445]

Us older American bikers watch Itchy every video she releases. We cast her up on the big screen so our whole family can watch. We discuss her travels at coffee with other bikers who ride ever manner of motorcycle. Have watched her since the beginning of her travels on 2 wheels. Go Noraly!!! Come to America and ride with us. Tens of thousands of friends her and free places to stay.

[@joseantoniomorales7114]

Un abrazo grande desde Haute-Savoie Francia como siempre hermana viendote desde un autocar VANHOOL

[@terryrobertson111]

She's also travelling to one of the most dangerous parts of Nigeria by herself. Not sure I would want to be doing that these days.

[@newchiche]

@@joseantoniomorales7114 y desde Valencia tambien

[@newchiche]

an idian told her that she was a goddess 😂. Very good remark. She is very kind

[@vstromxt3799]

I spent four years in Nigeria. My favorite African country. Regards to all Nigerians watching you.

[@reddisimmo]

Where are you from?

[@femiquaitey6668]

We greet you, respect!

[@vstromxt3799]

@@reddisimmo From Belgium

[@TomisinCreates]

This is what pisses me of the most. Foreigners come here and say good thing but the so-called citizens just want to be bastards.

[@9_9_13]

@@vstromxt3799 i live in Belgium can we get to know eachother?

[@bauman7962]

My jaw is on the floor. This woman is absolutely fearless! RESPECT

[@matthewnees7056]

This woman causes an absolute spectacle everywhere she goes and goes about it with the most humble, kind and cheerful attitude I've ever seen. You are truly one of a kind!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yep and she just has to be herself. So many others try so hard to be something they are not. We are blessed to be watching this legend. Peace!

[@SlickBubbles]

Her last name says it all: Schoen = beautiful/nice maker (same in English)

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly is definitely one of a kind! She always finds the nicest people and shares her enthusiasm and excitement with us.

[@mija1405]

@@SlickBubbles really nice interpretation - but Schoenmaker = shoemaker 😉

[@jeeefthegreat7555]

Matt, winner of thirst comment of the day.

[@christianlebracq1956]

Thanks Noraly for keeping me and nearly 2 million subscribers glued to the screen, Africa is going to be Awesome, Enjoy and be Safe 🥰

[@johnmalenchek6597]

Didn't expect such a rapid turnaround. Loved the India footage. Welcome back to Africa. Stay safe, dry and mud free.

[@artdogg50]

Neither did I. It was a wonderful surprise. Thought it'd be at least a month wait.

[@OAE7477]

It's been 4 months.

[@artdogg50]

​@@OAE7477I was talking about since she last posted on KZbin, which was 7 days ago. I really only watch her on here. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@OverTaking-Is-Allowed]

I am lost for words for your courage to navigate the roads and terrains of the giant of Africa on a motorcycle by yourself. You’re my hero.

[@OBicycleTouring]

Oh my God, I just got to see you are curently riding through Nigeria. You are very welcome. It feels good seeing your trip and various views of Nigeria through "itchy boots" lenses. From those lenses the world will see after all Nigeria shouldn't be avoided when adventure travelling across Africa. My love to you and enjoy a very memorable pass through my country Nigeria. 🇳🇬 😊❤

[@ifeifesi]

Unfortunately, she showed Nigeria should be avoided for travel because of corruption and poor infrastructure.

[@caclryazze]

The only content creator on youtube that I would watch from start to finish 25+minutes and be completely entertained.

[@DLIX2DCLI]

Don't lie to yourself for likes. People like you are what's wrong with social media these days. They'll say anything that isn't true to get likes smh 😂

[@johnnyxx2500]

Same here😄

[@MTRides]

@@DLIX2DCLI I feel exactly the same as him. Don't forget we all have different interests. How does one even jump to a conclusion like yours? Maybe you have proven a point, not knowing it's about yourself. Think about it

[@DLIX2DCLI]

@MTRides The reason I don't believe people on social media is because most willl say one thing on one video and then stumble onto a different video they like as well and say the same thing, basically for likes. These young generation are all BS on social media 😂

[@IfiXhoboken]

Me too

[@laflammr]

I am 78 years old and still ride. Every time I look at your videos you give me the courage to keep on riding on long trips.

[@philtucker1224]

I’m 69 but I hope to be in your position one day Laf, live well and healthy my friend! 🙏🖖

[@darrendouglas1824]

Welcome a long life! I’m 28, did you drink alcohol ?

[@laflammr]

@@darrendouglas1824 diner without wine is to a meal

[@philtucker1224]

@@darrendouglas1824 why? (Do you think it helps?) 🤔

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Let's go ❤ Nigeria ❤. Thank you for taking us to a new country.🙏🙏🙏

[@jamesotihi4681]

Hi Noraly I'm James also a Nigerian. I was half expecting you to come up with a story why you wouldn't be able to continue with Nigeria. I'm very happy you didn't. Nigeria has had a lot of bad press for security but I must let you know it's not as it seems. nigeria may turn out to be your best African experience yet. If you're still in Nigeria and need any guidance or assistance, I'm here to help. Don't give more than necessary attaention to the talks of security threats. Nigeria is a safe place for tourists. I live in LAGOS , Nigeria and have travelled north, south east and west of Nigeria and still travel it till date. Welcome to Nigeria and have a blast. P.S. To get a sim card you'd need a citizen who'd ready to use his ID to get one for you.

[@udararanasinghe2315]

Are you the prince who keeps sending me emails? unsubscribe please

[@bob-manuel]

@@udararanasinghe2315 very original

[@udararanasinghe2315]

@bob-manuel Thanks Bob.

[@ifeifesi]

Safe for tourists? No, Nigeria is not that.

[@bardo0007]

Why don't you have a tourist sim card? Stupid rule, all other African countries offer that

[@gbaynga]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR PROMOTING AFRICA, MOST ESPECIALLY NIGERIA. I am glad I found your page/blog. I adore your courage, endurance, resiliency, and thorough planning skills. Stay safe.

[@Ashishsevkani]

I got many swings of different moonds of people! How could i get about the culture nd languages?

[@MikePara111]

We really missed Alaska 🥰.. she starts the episode clean, oiled up, and ready to go. By the end, she gets all muddy 😄-that's the adventure we were craving for😁! Welcome to Nigeria!!! Have fun and stay safe Noraly, looking forward to the upcoming episodes. 🤗

[@gigicreater]

I'm glad to see that the visa issues, rainy season, and health issues have all been resolved. 👏I’m looking forward to the Nigeria video. Let's reach 2 million subscribers~

[@inkydoug]

Nigeria is a place almost zero travel vloggers go. It's fascinating to see even though it's constantly worrisome. Big thumbs up for Noraly for prying open the leopards jaws to get on with the African adventure.

[@azmitalib2305]

is it because of safey reason......???

[@inkydoug]

@@azmitalib2305 Yes. So far so good though.

[@fesderi3933]

Person's with less info always having much to say, Nigeria attract more visitors in west Africa than any country

[@james56660]

@@fesderi3933 + Of course especially Ghanaians.☝️😃😄😆🤣😁😂😀😀😃😄😁

[@aberba]

There are many Nigeria travel vlogs. Not sure where you get your information from. Northern Nigeria is a bit dangerous... in certain parts. But that's about it.

[@Baajiki-e9x]

As a Nigerian living in the UK I am eager to hear what Noraly has to say about Nigeria I hope that all goes well with this amazing woman.

[@ogiditimothy5998]

I can't express enough how happy I am touring Africa through your videos, you are truly courageous . Stay safe.

[@thokozanintuli6744]

she is fearless indeed.

[@carlosdanger947]

@@thokozanintuli6744 Dumb is more like it

[@olusegunakinbode3244]

Nigerian here. Was quite worried at the beginning of the episode, we have an unfair share of corrupt officials. But it seems you really do a lot of research, I was amazed about how much you knew already about what to expect. That gave me some comfort. Well done Norally

[@PolHa-gv4js]

Do you think nigeria is dangerous for solo woman? What one must look after?

[@kongtimilehin]

Do not ride at night Be careful and vigilant Locals are mostly really nice Officials are mostly corrupt, so expect extortion so it doesnt come as a surprise when u encounter it Be vigilant again, a woman like Noraly will garner attention

[@cincyryda]

Nigerians disrespecting their own country is sad

[@Tata-bd9nx]

@@cincyryda How are they disrespecting their country?

[@kongtimilehin]

@@cincyryda Its not a disrespect to the country, buh a reality we have to live in day to day... Where the supposed protectors leech off the citizens and u cant trust officials to stand for you if you dont have money, even if you are in the right. Its corruption of officials not disrespect to the country. You dont know wat it is like until u are a victim of that system... Now trying to protect someone from falling a victim is a bad thang?

[@JaminiPadhi]

Noraly is incredibly focused on her Aim, extremely brave girl & quite obviously not afraid of anything which makes her a kind of a Commando!! Noraly, you are an inspiration for millions of young & aged ..!!!❤

[@jasonzerbini2375]

She does look the part as well. Looks pretty intimidating in the new helmet compared to everyone around her. Hey its a woman!

[@justlucky13]

Welcome To Nigeria, glad to see you back on track the India trip was a great break the new Himalayan is nice thanks for sharing those episodes.

[@funnyoldworld6894]

I am a biker, have always been into bikes and travelled in Africa extensively, not as much as Norally is doing, the adventure and contact with different cultures is extremely rewarding, obviously there are dangers around every corner...just use sound judgement and research your routes, and stay hamble, true to yourself and the people you interact with...happy travels and be safe.

[@mowvu5380]

there's a sweet young nigerian girl just started work at my place. I'm in northern england and she's been telling us about her homeland. her english is absolutely perfect and she says she's never felt so safe in her life being here. bless her heart

[@giftedTv.]

Greetings to her and May God protect her and keep her safe

[@mowvu5380]

@@giftedTv. amen brother

[@ragweed3524]

Great start for Nigeria...maybe a few less checkpoints would be nice, but all and all your first day has gone smoother than a couple other riders I’ve watched, doing this. Hope the rains don’t make for too many problems...but you always handle every problem with grace and that beautiful smile. Great video and I enjoyed the premiere live chat. Glad you were able to join us!

[@sjous]

We kijken er weer naar uit! Samen met mijn vrouw genieten we elke keer van je vlogs. Wat we ook zeer waarderen is de "reportages" en de toelichtingen die je maakt in de vlog's. Prachtig het beeld wat we van Afrika krijgen. Wat een verscheidenheid. Wat we af en toe ook prachtig vinden is de korte opmerkingen die je soms in het Nederlands maakt, als je verbaast bent of schrikt van iets. Ga zo door met het delen van je avonturen.

[@AnwarAborachad-xe3hz]

😅😅

[@shantaram3880]

“Mijn hemel” zei Noraly. Heerlijk om te horen en trots op dit Hollandse meisje

[@peer_64]

@@shantaram3880 Het viel mij ook meteen op bij 22.57 . Zo grappig dat je dat er dan ook gelijk uit pikt als nederlander terwijl je de rest van de video gewoon in het Engels meedenkt.

[@sjous]

@@shantaram3880 ja geweldig, ik vind het een stoere vrouw!

[@sroberts605]

Must be a little frustrating to you to hear all this english being spoken, but as a Brit, I'm very grateful. I always marvel at Dutch mastery of English, sometimes thinking it's better than native speakers! When I've turned to learning Dutch though, hearing that it's very close to English, I'm afraid I don't get it. lol, what's the secret?

[@txmorley]

Great memories. I grew up in Nigeria. My father worked as a peadatrician at the Wesley Guild Hospital in Ilesha where he was part of a program researching measles. We received the first doses of the recently developed measles vaccine which was being tested at the hospital and in the surrounding communities. The only way to travel to Nigeria at the time was by freight steamer but by the time we left in 1961, BOAC was operating flights out of Kano to Europe. All the roads outside of Lagos were dirt and ony a few of the rivers were bridged. Hope you are able to enjoy the wonderful people and their brightly coloured clothes and your experience is not tainted by the security issues.

[@azeezsadeeqkayode1404]

Wow, I did my medical housemanship at the Wesley Guild Hospital.

[@adeniyioyesanya3490]

Wow I know Ilesha in Osun state.

[@mitmobile5755]

Im wass 3 yaers Benue Makurdi Gbocko 1977-80 absolut th beste.Tivi Lande

[@pascalagu7928]

Been so long yvisited Nigeria...we are way way past those times... you can't count the bridges and road networks available... its a talk about quality...nit if theres roads...a lot of airports too

[@blacksilverchair3315]

Nigeria has changed a WHOLE LOT since then. A whole whole lot.

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

Getting close to two million subscribers. I joined at 67,000.... the olden days. Auction was at £6,500 ($8,187 USD) when I looked. Congrats on that Noraly, all for a good cause. First thing I noticed was Alaska's sound. Honestly, I liked Basan2's sound.... maybe I disconnected a little from Alaska too. The bright colors of the clothing was awesome. We call that stack of money a 'wad' in the U.S. What a hassle. I completely understand why you'd want to ride with the visor down! Thanks, Noraly!

[@moji234]

Wow Norally big ups to you. First time of watching your channel because of the title and being a Nigerian and I must say I enjoyed it so much. Please ride carefully and please be also very careful and alert. God be with you.

[@duchessofpotatoland]

I had been waiting for West Africa Series to return, didn't expect it to be much sooner. You barely had a break before resuming your journey and you started big right in Nigeria. 😄 Drive safely and take care of your health, Noraly. Also, so good to see Alaska back!

[@jaynetabb6835]

I liked the RE but I'm more partial to Alaska and will happy to see her again! I hope you found her ready to roll when you got back to Africa! Looking forward to the Return to Africa!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

There was a lot of hype over the RE 452 but I had a pretty good idea Noraly would be very happy to be back on her love, Alaska. Kind of like going home. Peace!

[@danblessing2392]

Thank you, Noraly. For all of your work and expertise in making and editing your videos. You are entertaining millions of fans!!

[@markslowen1411]

What most people wont appreciate is the heat that she endures - it’s absolutely relentless.❤

[@kikovazquez7277]

I hope the new helmet is air conditioned.

[@samofafrica]

It's just like saying Nigerian KZbinrs in Canada need to be appreciated for enduring cold while making their content 🤭

[@all4love542]

This Lady is an epitome of COURAGE and DETERMINATION. I salute you.

[@allabouttravel]

Very nice to see you in Nigeria, the country I grew up in. Im from India and currently live here, but lived in Nigeria till I was about 15. Brings back a lot memories. Thank you for that and not to mention, the continuing inspiration I get from you, to jump in the saddle and see the world like you do. Happy and safe travels Noraly 🙏

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Yay Alaska!! So loyal and tuff…just like her master!! Happy to see you and Alaska back on the move!! The dynamic duo strikes again!Loved the suspenseful music after crossing Nigeria. Hope this is not so stressful! Looking forward to your new adventures and also..I love your new helmet and I think many people will be very excited to participate in the helmet auction! Great idea!! Cheers from Texas USA❤❤

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Perfect! I've always said Alaska and Noraly are a perfect pair, Tough, beautiful, resilient under pressure, and loyal to each other. Seeing Noraly seated back on Alaska gave me goosebumps. Peace!

[@Dakotarunner2013]

Yay! I have caught up with Noraly's uploads in real time! A few weeks ago, my KZbin feed displayed one of the Return to Africa videos; after I watched that one and a couple of the others in that series, I knew I needed to back up and watch ALL of them from the beginning. I just watched the last one in the second India series last night, and here I am, ready to watch the first Nigeria episode. These videos are the best thing on KZbin, hands down.

[@lekeKar]

Nigerian here living in Lagos and boy I was tense throughout this vid. This reminds me that I live in a "Lagos-bubble" where traveling between states seems so scary. It was really nice watching you ride and meet people (except for that "anything for me" guy, soo annoying but understandable lol) Ride on! Ride safe!

[@ikennaezeibe6467]

Very annoying "anything for your boy" uniform gangsters.

[@gasgas2689]

I worked there for a year. "You have something for me?" or 'Give me dash" all the time, all day.

[@Dimples247]

I absolutely admire your bravery and courage. Thank you for taking us on these journeys with you. I’m American and I’ve been to Nigeria three times. I love the people there.

[@lindadavies6109]

Good to see you back on African soil Noraly. Please take extra care of yourself, those checkpoints are there for a reason. Security is tight to safeguard the populace. Be safe. 👋👋❤🇿🇦

[@ronlumsden3164]

Wecome back to Africa. Loved the little trip to India as well.

[@rodrigolumi]

You are completely crazy to take a trip like this! But at the same time, your courage is simply amazing! Congratulations for choosing your dreams over your fears! Who else identifies with this desire to leave the comfort zone and live exciting adventures? 💪🌟🌍

[@uzoruchenna4863]

What is there to be fearful. You think Nigeria is unsafe? Please stop capping.

[@rodrigolumi]

@@uzoruchenna4863 why you are saying that? You think that? 🦧

[@willcrane6185]

Even Nigerians won’t try such adventure.

[@Ifedinmanowji]

A fearless woman is to be feared by all creatures. She is incredibly brave !!!!

[@johntitorii6676]

She's been lucky, ppl just don't get it

[@Astrostar1]

In search .type nigeria..then christiians killed and you get to see the vatican website..scary ..her rides gives me anxiety

[@dgrforfreedom61]

Just happy to see your smile and hear your voice. Thanks for bringing us along! Ride safe Noraly!

[@tyroneshulace4690]

So nice to see you reunited with Alaska 🏍 after months apart. Can't wait to see where your African journey takes you. Wishing you safe travels, good weather, and amazing sights along the way. 😊

[@Chris-bp9sh]

Glad you’re back on Alaska! Stay safe and we’re all looking forward to this next part of Africa!

[@ChijiokeOnoh]

I like the fact that she is spirited and also smiles along with her struggles through the journey. a good lesson 👏 I have learnt by watching this.

[@FranckSonata]

*NIGERIA* = Noraly’s Intelligence Governs Every Ride In Africa

[@sonora108]

I've been away from your site for several months now and must say am very happy to not only see you but also Alaska. Noraly I don't know how you do it but you just seem to make people smile no matter where you are.

[@Hemppie]

Thank you Itchyboots for your courage and showing us the real life stories of being on the amazing beautiful road. May the Lord continue to bless and protect you all!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Right from the start with the new intro, Noraly sporting a stylish new helmet and pants (which look great), and most of all to see you back on your love, Alaska, in Africa gave me a deep rooted wonderful feeling. I can hear the joy in your voice and see the happiness on your face. Hard for me to put the feeling into words. Never tire watching the awe-inspiring way you handle checkpoints and border crossings! Thank you so much Noraly for continuing to bring us joy. Peace! ❤❤❤ PS thanks for the comment on the tires! I already wore out a set...thanks to your inspiration.

[@JohnHyland2]

So I have to admit I’ve slumped a bit on watching after watching every single episode of the America’s within hours after you posted the videos I failed to watch the first Africa leg. I’m happy to say I’m back and ready for exciting times ahead! Thank you Noraly it’s like I hadn’t missed an episode because you are always your happy independent superwoman self!! Safe travels ahead.

[@philipalcock9867]

I’m 77 and recovering from a cancer operation. Noraly’s regular videos and adventures have helped me endure many hardships and lonely times since she first began and she has become a truly important little part of my elderly world. At the start I never dreamed she would become the world traveler and adventurer she is. Thank you Noraly and please be safe.

[@ChatGPT1111]

Prayers and blessings to your recovery. You will get through this!

[@eduardowittemoller8621]

Noraly, qué bueno que estés de nuevo en África. Se te ve brillante y feliz, se nota en los colores de tu ropa qué armonizan con Alaska, ella arrancó inmediatamente porque quiere seguir viviendo aventuras contigo. Bienvenida!!!

[@elizabethchavez3210]

Happy to see you re-united with Alaska. Looking forward for new adventures with you two.

[@leopillay3690]

Welcome back to our beautiful continent Africa , the cradle of civilization and mankind, Nigeria produces the most oil in Africa...travel safe in Nigeria...there are some hotspots there...I really hope you get to travel to Egypt...stay safe 🙏🇿🇦

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

My wife, from India, spent a few nights at Masai Mara. According to her, looking at the night sky is the closest she has felt to god!

[@leopillay3690]

@@shantanushekharsjunerft9783 That's great , Africa is a beautiful continent, the wild life and scenery is breathtaking....only thing is , it's riddled with corruption and greed.... otherwise it's a lovely place to live in , my forefathers made an excellent choice settling down in South Africa 🇿🇦

[@elizabethebolum2355]

I love and admire your courage to travel to unknown places. Especially to Nigeria. where we hear all kinds of horror stories of kidnappings. Even amongst the people from there. Otherwise Nigeria is very peaceful. I dup my hat/heart for you. You are amazing. I will show your clip to my American born kids to see and believe Nigeria is safe. Good luck sister.

[@HogTide_Rising]

Thanks for taking me along on the adventure of a lifetime. Your incredible videos never cease to amaze me and to inspire me.

[@Arthur-f1i]

Wow, wat een avonturen en wat een leuk, oprecht mens ben je!! Heb je kanaal pas net ontdekt, maar kan niet stoppen met kijken. Zo veel afwisseling, goed en boeiend gefilmd, interssant commentaar overal waar je komt en je laat alles makkelijk lijken. Ik ben helemaal fan.

[@t-technews]

You can be anywhere in the world and still find your way around so easily. Amazing.

[@veritassempre]

How are you not at 2 Million yet ? Your journeys are definitely not for the faint of heart. As always safe travels.

[@joukedekker270]

'Mijn hemel' klinkt wel leuk in de video. Succes met je trip in Nigeria en doe voorzichtig. Top dat je weer terug bent 😎

[@srikanthsundar4018]

Back to hopping continents!!! Wish if you could make it to South India in the last leg, no issues, we will await your next visit here. Your joy of being back on Alaska was evident even through the MIC and couldn't miss the cheerful glee while announcing it. Take Care & Stay Safe. Remember the World is riding pillion on your escapades 🙂

[@pmbnet]

You have been unfaithful to Alaska, messing around in Europe with those pretty-boy bikes. But Alaska is forgiving, and she will warm up after a few hundred KM's with you on top. 😊Welcome back to the drumbeat of Africa. Safe travels.

[@Ique32]

The return of Alaska, love it!

[@lanresoetan9873]

I suspect you'll find that the stories you may have heard about Nigeria mostly are unfounded. I guess by the time this video is up, you'll almost be in Cameroon 😊. There's lots of us bikers here who'll be happy to offer any help you may need. I hope you have a fun trip through our country. God speed.

[@ogbuefijekwe2626]

So happy to see you enter Nigeria, you are highly welcome 🙏 please relax and enjoy yourself and before you left Nigeria to Cameroon 🇨🇲 make sure you drive through Akwa ibom state, enjoy your stay

[@Moon-facts]

No matter what u hear about Nigeria or Nigerians just know we support people the most, even India with a population of a billion+ didn't give her a million views in 5 days. Respect 🇳🇬

[@maximluxembourgeoise9330]

give me your money XD

[@Mariag_1710]

​@@maximluxembourgeoise9330 they' ve been dismissed cry no more.

[@genestatler2514]

Noraly, it never ceases to amaze me how you navigate so cooly through all that crazy traffic!! I hope this adventure through Africa is all you're hoping for.😘 Lots of love from Gene in Tennessee.

[@cathyn1033]

Wow Noraly you just keep the awesome content coming. Broken hand, rainy seasons, no obstacle stops you. You rock girl. Ride and be safe in Nigeria. 😊❤

[@kaizen2049]

What a great gesture to auction off the helmet for charity truly a golden hearted gesture by miss noraly

[@cientistasales5756]

Estamos muito feliz com seu retorno a Africa, mas muito apreensivos pelos desafios... minha Esposa ficou muito aflita com este episódio, ela me disse, é como se a conhecessemos a muito tempo, e a cada episódio aguardamos pelo final para saber se está bem! Que Deus te proteja sempre nessa aventura.

[@MrFavour66]

As a Nigerian living abroad, my advice to you is that you should keep to major networks of roads and don't ride deep into the interior parts of the country due to insecurity problems being experienced in the land. We all love you and please be safe.

[@prettylillything]

Also she will b targeted for showing that large cash

[@DrizzleJoshua]

What do you mean... You guys paint this country really dark..... WE ARE GOOD PEOPLE PLEASE

[@alliolamide6348]

@@DrizzleJoshuait’s just normal Nigerian orientation na,these also applies to other countries too not only Nigeria

[@kevindelaney1951]

Once again riding a bike called Alaska… through Africa. I love it. I love your fortitude Noraly. Ride safe. Looking forward to new sights & interesting people.

[@andersnilsson6625]

Nice to know you were able to upload the video, so we know you're alive. You are now moving in very dangerous areas. But we are at least two million viewers keeping our fingers crossed for you. 💕😄😃

[@JAIYE8]

No, not dangerous as you think!!! There’s danger everywhere!!! That old narrative of Nigeria being dangerous is outdated

[@andersnilsson6625]

@@JAIYE8 The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and many other Europeans advise against traveling there due to the security situation!

[@JAIYE8]

@@andersnilsson6625 the perspective of the Swedish Foreign Affairs Ministry is for people who are risk adverse and I think it's to make travelers more conscious of their environments when they travel. I'm not Nigerian but Nigeria is a country I visit often. I'm not saying this bc I'm black or African but bc I have first hand experience of what it is to be there. I recently came back from the Middle East and let me tell you I felt very insecured in certain neighborhoods at night more than I have felt in Lagos. In the US, you can be gunned down in a Mall, on the streets in the blink of an eye. Danger lurks everywhere on this planet and the best reaction isn't to shrink into our shelves but to learn how to navigate the tortuous roads on our journey. Ofcourse, we don't learn much about ourselves by "hiding" in our comfort zones. You may like to follow "Authentic Traveling", he is an expert of traveling in Nigeria

[@davidnorton5887]

Probably no worse than Rinkaby, Husby, Alby or Rosengård, but they don’t warn about travelling there 😂😂

[@austrobok2958]

At least they've stopped the public executions on the beach.. @@andersnilsson6625

[@derrickf2]

Let's wait for this new chapter and hope Noraly will enjoy some pounded yam and probly find "Osuofia in London" actor somewhere along the way. Safe travel our travel princess

[@christinencube7494]

That was a great movie!

[@olafs2343]

The tinted helmet has been of great help to her because they could not see who was behind the helmet. I still admire her courage. It is like just watching with your mouth open and waiting for something to go wrong. You need to see the reaction when she told them she was going to Abuja on that bike. The thought she was mental and not possible. Goed gedaan meisje. Proficiat.

[@joshuaadedipe2284]

Yeah! That's Noraly.👍 And it's great to have you back on your journey through West Africa (and of course, the rest of Africa), after a well-deserved break just before the onset of the heavy rains. Indeed, you're welcome back!!!👏👏👏🎉🎊🎈

[@pollekepmtb]

Yes seen the first episode of new adventures AND ordered 2 sets of new stickers. This was a happy weekend for me, wish you also a happy weekend 👍👍🇳🇱

[@robertscranton2358]

I very much enjoyed this video. The hurdles you overcome with passports, visas, and "check points", it's amazing you get any real riding in. In your closing you commented on security. This old guy (with a daughter a bit older than you), has always been concerned with your safety while riding alone. Be SAFE and enjoy as much as you can in Africa. I know I can't go long without my Itchy Boots fix😉😉. Thank you for the ride Noraly👍👍. From Bob in Nevada.

[@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels]

Welcome to Nigeria...you are so brave Noraly. Pleasant surprise to see you so soon Noraly. I was going to bid on the helmet, but it is over $6,000 for it!!! Wow Noraly, you are legend.

[@jlward953]

I love watching your videos. I'm glad you found a way to live such an amazing lifestyle!

[@j.jaghahowa2469]

Wonderful adventure, like it so much. As a Nigerian, seeing you entering Nigeria by road gives me such a great feeling. I wanted to do it myself, riding from Europe across Africa starting from Morocco down to South Africa going through East Africa and end up in Egypt. Many security challenges in this kind of adventure. I praise your courage and glad you're safe. Please name every Towns you pass through, Nigeria has lots of big cities and towns worth mentioning than only Abuja. Want to see all your trips maybe in someday I will be one alongside with you.

[@ericchazankin4919]

Your experience at border crossings serves you well! I can only think how confusing that would have been for a novice at this process. You certainly give a good flavor for what it’s like! Be safe.

[@juliebrown4786]

I just love how brave you are. I have crossed many borders myself, sometimes alone. But this one? Wow. And with the money, i would be so nervous! Do you get exercise, or how do you take care of stress. You are amazing!

[@danomies]

I absolutely loved the India series, but I just realized how much I missed the border crossings with your enthusiastic “Welcome to ______.” Great to see you and Alaska back together again 😊 P.S. There are quite a few Nigerians who attend my church here in the US and they are lovely people. I hope you found that same kind-hearted spirit throughout your travels in Nigeria 🙏🏼

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Yes, I also look forward to those “welcome to---“ announcements! It takes so much hard work and planning..it must feel so gratifying!! So happy for her!!😁

[@alliswell1605]

The people in Nigeria are super friendly . They give you a thumb up and talk to you. Very interactive and warm. Must be fun hey

[@DiraEze]

I have been following you for long time and am so happy you are entering my country NIGERIA 🇳🇬💞 I wish to welcome you specifically am in lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬😀🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@pbmuk]

That's a scary title screen. It's good to know you've uploaded so you're OK. Can't wait to see more from Africa

[@kl9518]

You are a victim of propaganda. I know people from Nigeria. Friendly people there. Most countries that Itchy Boots have been riding is safe and friendly. America has been the least friendly.

[@AlekseyGun_DumSpiroSpero]

Как же приятно снова отправиться в путешествие с Норали)

[@Roksimen-110]

о да ...)))

[@stefanomalinverni9431]

🇮🇹 Here WE are, folks! Gooood Afternoon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s gooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Stefani❤

[@nasserbrown727]

Hello itchy boots / Norally. For what its worth, I just wanted to say that you have such a way with people which is really admirable to see. You have inspired me to learn riding with a view of taking on an adventure like this in the future 😊😊

[@chidexpro]

Madam you really tried. This country Nigeria..... You try I swear May God be with you & keep you very safe. Enjoy Nigeria, it's cheap & go to flex in safe cities

[@outwithnature1457]

Great to see you back in Africa!!! At the edge of my seat, watching you navigate the muddy paths within the suburbs and with a smile as always saying hello the locals. Incredible young lady!!! Journey mercies.

[@brucebakke6742]

Wow, getting into Nigeria and through all the checkpoints as well as your passport, money changing, and a new sim card. Glad you have a lot of patience - quite a hassle. Glad you found a hotel. Be safe, be careful, and watch out for scammers/robbers that may be around - glad you're staying on the main roads. Safe travels

[@thaimaxcan]

Actually she could not get a sim card as she needed Nigerian ID. I hope she find a local contact that could buy a sim card for her.

[@kemikole-emmanuel3744]

there are scammers and robbers everywhere, perspective is always a good thing

[@81722Les]

YAY! Itchy Boots is in my home country. Im Nigerian resident in South Africa and Im 100% certain the police and army roadblocks will DISGRACE US but beyond them, the hospitality and adventure+ the cacophony of friendliness will overwhelm you

[@ifeifesi]

You were right 'give me money' 😂😂😂😂

[@victoradebisi34]

I salute Your Courage And bravery for coming To Nigeria

[@marcurielboko3280]

I'm from Benin, so I really appreciate your travel video. Thank you!