He says my international drivers license is not correct - CAMEROON 🇨🇲[S7-E79]

[@hellofresh404]

Its brilliant to see Ichyboots stand her ground calmly against people in power trying to shake her down for money.

[@terryrobertson111]

They're just looking for a few bucks. To be expected.

[@RainbowSky3693]

There was a stamp I could see the front of the international license 🪪 he wanted to be difficult plus she’d already paid them all her money she had 😂

[@Mark-vn7et]

Bribing is so normal in africa it’s almost a culture thing. And to be honest I’ve never paid more then 5 euro, mostly it’s even less then 0,50 cents. It’s just simply impossible to make a living with the wages that the government provides to the police (depends what country but it’s around 50 euros a month) it doesn’t make it right but I do understand why they do it.

[@scottwatson1840]

to be honest the second guy who looked at her papers wanted no part of it.. he even tried to affirm she was correct to his superior... He should be recognized for that

[@rodrigoalbertoangelespitia9494]

@@Mark-vn7et ...en LATAM ,son más descarados los policías porque gobiernos les pagan bien,y tienen toda asistencia social,y aún así piden coima cuando pueden !!!

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Officials looking for bribes need to be exposed - they harm tourism, and ruin their country's reputation. Well done Noraly for standing your ground, and leaving the situation respectfully. 👏 😊

[@missecho1530]

Yes amazing after I cleaned my pants after she drove off.

[@Kitiwake]

He wasn't looking just for a bribe.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

@@garygrant7920 principles and integrity should always rule.

[@JK-zx3go]

Exposed to whom?

[@Curi0u50ne]

@@Kitiwake😂😂😂what?!

[@jimmyrosen9424]

I love the way Noraly attracts people when she stops. She even attracted a butterfly when she stopped to eat lunch.

[@SchoolforHackers]

That was a beautiful moment.

[@richardgilmore5607]

Yes. Indeed. Looks like it wanted to hitch a ride.

[@SamiNami]

Best part of going with a motorcyle, you get to meet many people.

[@MrJothindra]

As long as she doesn't attract lions, elephants and the like.😊

[@thomasortiz4818]

I thought that was a beautiful sign, shes being watched over.

[@mosimba2665]

I'm from Africa, and this guy knows the paper are valid but want money... Good that you stand your ground

[@maxwello9112]

If he wanted money, he won't have let her go.

[@csjcek3412]

@@maxwello9112 He just wanted to scare her into taking some money (bribe) to let her pass, and he also had no right to stop her

[@pandereetutjavi2442]

why are you saying you are from africa dont you have country

[@VideoTutorial101-um5hi]

You are not right one bit. In the foreign land like US and other international countries,they don't allow an international drivers license from Africa. Yes I had the same problem is America I was issued an international drivers license from Ghana but in America the officers never allowed me to use it so what the Cameroonian officer is doing is very very right on point. Sometimes we Africans things we are inferior to the western worlds oohh yes that's true. They don't respect our laws when they come here but they want us to respect their laws which is on fair. I hate that with a passion.

[@fifikenenn1279]

It means that you can have this kind of problem in any african country.​@@pandereetutjavi2442

[@sesothomusichub2503]

Big ups to the other officer who tirelessly tried to correct hos colleague and stood on Noraly’s side

[@sroberts605]

Yes, he was Mr Reasonable, thank goodness. He looked a tad embarrassed too!

[@marcusplyon]

Later in the shack... "'Bob', you've got to stop making a fool of yourself out there. This is the 5th time this week & it's only Monday"

[@flemingo5857]

He'll probably be fired just like the Nigerian police got fired for asking for money

[@MACEDDIESON]

@flemingo5857 Hahaha...not in Cameroon. His uncle who is higher up in the military will simply transfer him to another locality to continue his 'good' work.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Yes! At least he knew Noraly was in the right!

[@OneManTrail]

I just checked my International Driving Permit. There is no signature from any authority on the inside. However there is a signature printed on the front cover listed as “Authorized signature of the empowered authority”. Cameroon is listed inside right between Cambodia and Canada on the list of countries that honor the IDP. The issuing location is responsible for verifying your driving privileges in your home location at the time of issuance. You did the right thing and I’m so proud of the confident manner in which you handled the situation. Well done. Masterclass in border crossing etiquette.

[@davecollins6122]

Which convention is your IDP, 1949, 1968? Noraly’s is 1968 (if you pause the video, you can see the convention date) which Cameroon is not a signatory to. I’m not knocking Noraly, international travel can be a minefield, and it’s the subtle things that can catch you out.

[@OneManTrail]

@@davecollins6122 You may have a valid point. However upon further study I have found that Cameroon’s traffic laws accept your home country’s driving license for stays less than 3 months without an IDP. So moot point for either situation in the end.

[@davecollins6122]

@@OneManTrail That is interesting, thanks for the information, you don’t always get a civil reply on YT, much apricated

[@OneManTrail]

@@davecollins6122 no problem. There seems to be a bit of grey area in the whole process overall. I think she handled it the same way I would have. Carry my IDP, be confident, and gracefully remove myself from the situation 😂. Ride safe.

[@ambeds1]

​@@OneManTrailyou are absolutely correct. I am Cameroonian resident out of Cameroon. The police officer knows. He was just trying to get some money from her but did not know how to ask. When l visit Cameroon, they usually would just look at my foreign driver's license and ask for "beer" Sad but...

[@mrkeiths48]

Getting a shake down is tough to watch. I wish these guys could see all 2.16 million of us standing behind Noraly on her travels.

[@kenkrausse3624]

I have a feeling he will

[@otheremail123]

That's a lot of fingers pointing at HIM!!!

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

This should be the last of your worries going across Africa on a motorbike as a woman.

[@LNTWRRR]

🤣 It's not that serious lol

[@jimbob6062]

As a 65 year old former motorcyclist for many years, I always get a little nervous when Noraly encounters these "stops". And I bet that HUGE heart of hers beats a little faster also. God speed Noraly.

[@marckustech]

I'm from Cameroon and I just wanna say these guys never gets old. Countless police and/or military officers out there always trying to find a way to ruin your journey just so you can give them a little bit of money. Happens to foreigners, happens to locals. But I do hope the guys in this video will enjoy been famous!

[@atamaya96]

As a Cameroonian, I'm surprised this didn't happen sooner or more often. Kudos to you for standing your ground.

[@cinnamonstar808]

she should not be there - she has thousand of hours of Africa but shows this. someday you will do the math. You dont know foe from friend.

[@oscarmike4596]

All the people in your country have been very nice to her and the nature and landscape are amazing. 👍That one bad guy can be found anywhere.. We are not thinking negatively towards Cameroon because of the one bad guy..

[@mangrove9151]

The officer was right. You should be proud that this is the first officer to notice the anomaly in her IDP.

[@p-jan5747]

@@mangrove9151 Proud, yeah lets cheer for corruption. An IDP is pre stamped and not signed with a name only a signature.

[@eagle_eye7734]

@@cinnamonstar808 Exactly she is as patronising as they come. Some of us have seen through her.

[@WilleneBusinessLifestyle]

As a Cameroonian myself, it feels sad seeing situations like these with some of our men in uniform. I’m just glad you handled yourself perfectly. Scenarios like these are some reasons why we get fewer tourists in our own countries. Hopefully it gets better with time.🤞🏾 amazing vegetation by the way!😊

[@ZoonCrypticon]

This would change, if they would lift the entry level requirements for police officers and border patrols and would not let anyone to work in a job like this.

[@Valeman7689]

Its sad but does anyone in the West consider Africa as a tourist destination?

[@christophersaul]

@@Valeman7689 Absolutely, but where it’s straightforward and encouraged. Kenya and Tanzania for example.

[@UK_Lemons]

​@@Valeman7689Africa is a continent, not a country. I have visited Egypt, Sudan Eritrea, Morocco, Botswana, Kenya, Tunisia, South Africa, Lesotho, Mauritius. All countries in Africa. In my opinion African countries are excellent tourist destinations. Have you visited much of Africa?

[@kemetancientafrica]

What kind of question is that? Many tourists visit the continent of Africa. ​@@Valeman7689

[@dbcooper7326]

The signature he was looking for is on the US 50 Dollar note.

Lol

[@saidibrahim5931]

😂😂😂😂

[@sheffield4911]

You are not wrong 😂

[@COO415]

Bruh, the signature on a Benjamin Franklin ($100 bill) would be even better 😊😂

[@MrPeterHaller]

It is no different in the United States they take your money called taxes from your high-priced gas your high-priced food and your high priced economy😂😂. Criminals are everywhere

[@travailer594]

I have never known a person do what you have managed to do. Your courage is phenomenal. I love your shows and will miss you too much when its done. Thank you so much.

[@robertscranton2358]

I got nervous (after the fact, obviously) when the guy was telling your international license was not correct. In 30 years as a police officer, I encountered the Int'l license 3 times. A "stamp" or "signature"? As I remember (being retired 17 years), your County of Origin License and Int'l license, together, makes it valid, Right? As I saw this interaction he was trying to get money from you. Noraly, you ARE definitely a VERY strong woman. I'm proud of you for standing up to, what I'd call corruption. GOOD JOB👍👍. Bob in Nevada

[@FransBlaas1]

Well, I am Dutch and had an international license which they said you needed to have it stamped in Brazil.. the man might have been correct.. even so that would give every traveler a huge amount of time and effort to get it stamped in every country.. glad Noraly got through.. love the adventures.. stay safe Noraly..

[@florichi]

@@FransBlaas1 Then she would need 50 pages for all the stamps she would have to have on the licence. Why have a paper saying "int drivers licence" in the first place if every country needs to stamp it?

[@alexandrosmpoumparhs]

That is correct. In the countries which an IDL is required it has to be accompanied by your country of origin license. Some countries in the EU do not require an IDL anymore. My advise to travelers is to research the traffic laws and IDL requirements of the countries one intends to visit, as it should be done by visitors into the United States who intend to operate a MV. In the case of the US the laws vary from state to state, but the idea is the same everywhere.

[@neglectedloves]

The stamp of the international driver's license IS her local Dutch license. Period. Anything else stated is made up!

[@selcukcilek555]

There's a video on YT where a Canadian is stopped by the LA police and is told that his driver licence isn't valid in the USA. He is even threatened to get his car (Lamborghini) towed.He insists that it's not the first time he is in the US and that Canadian Licences are valid. Then get's bullied that his exhaust is too loud. In the end he ends up in the police station filing a complaint.Idiots are all over the world.

[@jefflewis1000]

Your diplomatic interchange with the Cameroonian immigration reminded us of Tom Petty:"and I'll stand my ground/and I won't back down". Legend, we are proud of you.

[@stanvanillo9831]

this was not the cameroonian immigration

[@patricklavictoire3235]

Good on you to stand up to the guard,you are brave❤

[@islandboi2130]

OMG I was singing that song as she road away from them!

[@UTGARDER]

Her ability to communicate despite French not being her best language, with an individual whose French is probably not his native language and under very stressful circumstances is terrific. She has an amazing ability get along with all sorts of people. She open, yet no fool. Her laughter is very disarming. I wish there were more people like her. I’ll try to laugh more in my own daily life.

[@JuliaF60]

Noraly teaches me much.

[@muztito]

Only Few women can be as brave as you are, ever since i started following you i want to ensure that i catch up with all your episodes. Really you like what you do. The good part of this episode is when you challenged someone who wanted to take advantage of you by claiming you had a wrong drivers licence. keep it up

[@sambado]

That butterfly was checking out if the start button was okay inspecting Hassan's job and blessing it ❤🦋

[@dennishayes65]

Butterflies blessing. Not.

[@jackechan1311]

Legit!

[@chriskane8625]

Crooked police ... Well done for standing your ground to this insanity.

[@Picsou313]

Not conviced he was crooked. Just clueless

[@Rob2]

Just show them what happened to the Nigerian guys...

[@Picsou313]

He's custom so yeah he should ask for evevery document. And he never asked for money or said anything about a fine. Again I think he just had no idea what he was looking at. Not surprising when you see where they are @@manuforti-jo9nl

[@putraperak5369]

If she say i'm live video now, he will shock, because he try to make story to lying noraly, at the end them want money, what shit police like that Corruption in their country is high, they want money, then they make up stories

[@martinhoflich6150]

Chances are good he will loose his job . Such a smallminded no one

[@tylerkangson2869]

Thank you Noraly for standing your ground to the rogue officer. The other guy wanted nothing to do with the dumbness of his colleague

[@zcomme]

exactly but he can't say something against because he had to stay wiyh this idiot the rest of the day

[@danielnjamba6215]

@@zcomme he might be his senior..he didn't want to be reprimanded later

[@sbetini]

Hi there! I have just started following your journey/adventure and "hats off" to you! You've gotta be the bravest lady on a bike EVER! Congratulations and happy trails!

[@zs6kvz]

Well done Noraly, standing your ground and remaining respectful. Be safe and enjoy life to the fullest! 🇿🇦

[@cantbendknee]

You don't married? 🤣

[@ossamaessbai7895]

Shameless shakedown by that chekpoint guard! I love how you stood your ground Noraly!

[@akhilchalil1585]

Corruption is like cancer. It will destroy a country from within.

[@TimeToTravel-u2x]

😂the entire continent is a dump...

[@ockertbrits6907]

That is the story of Africa. Corrupt to its core.

[@69EBubu]

it WILL ? It HAS destroyed all these countries...

[@KIM-xl6zs]

Who said its corruption

[@TimeToTravel-u2x]

@@KIM-xl6zs who authorized you to ask questions?

[@vincentcolas2655]

Bravo Noraly !!! You did the right thing being determined with this corupt guy !!

[@GreenTea3699]

So much admiration for standing your ground and just going on when your papers are correct! An amazing example for us all ❤

[@svenanonym]

We would be intimidated, but when you travel to 60 countries you have peace of mind.

[@williamwheatley1604]

Bravo.!! You are an amazing woman.! Travel on….

[@mattrie2730]

Noraly I'm eternally great full for showing us around the world especially Africa. Your real time adventure has made some of us addicted to your channel

[@whitehairedwanderer]

I love getting Noraly’s notifications 🔔!!

[@Rethish78]

@@whitehairedwanderer I was talking with someone on phone and as the notification of this video came , I disconnected the phone call and start watching the episode.

[@esthergrace6466]

Glad you stood up to that corrupt government official. The other officer was understanding. I’m glad he was around. I think it made a difference!

[@SamuelKuyawepa]

I'm really proud of your confidence and standing, I've watched several episodes and loved it watching from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬

[@danielmcneil3004]

Noraly has become very good at dealing with corrupt officials, standing firm and not taking any BS from them. 3 cheers for our adventure rider hero. 🎉✌️🇨🇦

[@andrewwhite4668]

I have to say I"m really proud of how you are nice with everyone, even in disagreement with the border guard, and always remain firm and positive. "Nope, my papers are fine. I'm leaving." without any yelling or physical conflict. Great way to handle it.

[@jakeallama22]

I'm so proud of you for not taking his crap and standing your ground! Much respect Noraly!

[@santoshsapkota5879]

Really enthralling to see your documentary. You are strong and focused on your project

[@cmarkd1]

Hi, I had a serious illness starting in 2022. I looked forward to your videos to remind me of what is beautiful about our world and the down to earth people in every country. Thank you for your outlook and courage in unusual circumstances!

[@hermandegroot1946]

Greetings from the Netherlands, hope you feel better soon.❤

[@inamulhaq-qd8eb]

Love from Pakistan , wish you a good health ❤

[@cmarkd1]

🙏 Thank you so much!​@hermandegroot1946

[@cmarkd1]

​@@inamulhaq-qd8eb I appreciate your heart. 😊

[@randomroads3791]

I don't think I've ever looked as much forward to watching a series on TV as much as I now look forward to your two weekly episodes on KZbin. You are a phenom, an inspiration to many. I can hardly wait for your next episode. Thank you..

[@malaudisa]

Wow, so impressed on how you handled that guy! To stand your ground so politely but firmly is a really tough balancing act, and then to simply get back on the saddle and leave was a master stroke. We can really learn a lot from how you handle yourself. ❤

[@Ильшат-р7ъ]

Молодец, Норали, сумели отстоять свои права! В прямом и переносном смысле

[@Kerrison01_01]

I love how a crowd instantly appears when you stop for petrol! ✨

[@svenanonym]

But you have to be able to put up with it, especially that they come so close to you. The authorities make the country not pleasant to drive on.

[@Curi0u50ne]

@Casteeyo...lol beauty….we are all just that, I think it’s something different, unsusual especially in the beautiful region where every day is similar….

[@MilesBellas]

It's a bad sign TBH Everyone needs sleep and the bike is worth more than a village.

[@isaacclark6749]

I imagine it's pretty unusual to see a bike like that there

[@BESTMOVIETRAILERSHERE]

​@Casteeyo...bike

[@gillianmason4186]

Love your sheer determination while being polite and not showing disrespect.

[@pharoah-ahmose6075]

No.She puts herself in danger by venturing into places like this and if something happens, tge Western media will pick it up and call all Africa as a dangerous

[@ma-bc2gc]

Absolutely agree with the above comment. Well done lady.

[@tomatoisred6966]

Even though he doesn't deserve it.... thug...

[@traiecto]

Such a joy seeing you doing all travels I could only dream off. All your hard work editing, sharing, explaining, planning the shots, opening up to the unexpected pays off more than the money you may earn and experiences you live. You open a world to more than 2 million people. Thank you so much ❤

[@sambado]

2 million subscribers. But viewers are far more than this. Crazy.

[@MwilahChaloba]

That soldier is an embarrassment...Kudos for standing your ground @itchyboots

[@josecardoso3975]

I´ve been in Mozambique for 3 years , and I´ve traveled from old Lorenço Marques to the Rovuma river , several times, more than 1.500 kms... Forest , jungle , and I CAN FEEL so much deep again, my memories going along with you , riding in you back seat.... Great corage !!....Your smile wins everyone..

[@sheilamorrell6329]

Let's hope this individual gets disciplined by his superiors. Well done Noraly, professional and strong as usual.

[@terry5866]

Just like they did to the Nigeria Policeman

[@Bembanghehehe]

YES, PLEASE. MAKE HIM ACCOUNTABLE

[@MrMichackm]

Corruption is institutional and flow from top to bottom. How can he be disciplined if he bosses are part of it

[@randymcnaught5583]

He will never get a reprimand from his superiors because of the graft that is imbedded into their culture. You also don’t think his co-hort is going to rat him out.

[@janvollgod7221]

They are very hard punishment for corrupt activities, no doubt, but as in every poor country, the corruption don't stays on one level. Often are whole departments involved. From the little officer on the street, up to the highest superior. Those scams mostly only light up when one part of the chain breaks. And even then, only the lower scapegoat will be punished and the other stay in position.

[@kimpeasester]

You are one strong woman! Standing your ground regarding your national license was priceless! I loved how you told him your papers are correct and then drove off. That's confidence like I've never seen before. Excellent job Noraly!

[@davidmusona7497]

Handled the corrupt officer very well....and I must say, you are a very brave lady riding alone in Africa's jungles. Bravo.

[@mercymuruah3357]

This is the kind of official one dreads to encounter. He was trying to unnecessarily complicate things. Kudos Noraly for standing your ground 👏🏿

[@jovanpious42]

Next one’s about to lose his job. Good video Noraly 😊😊

[@ericjunty7683]

😆😆😆

[@indieRealmsOfficial]

🤣

[@gdaygday1209]

Thought the same thing! 🤔😳

[@The_Catnip]

Sounded like a lot of people should lose their job, asking money for stamps. But the guy having a problem with the international license, he wanted to find something wrong so bad and he didn't care what the other guy saying.

[@davidpierson4973]

So that you may take his place.

[@sambado]

This border Officer guy was making a big fuzz out of nothing. He was really relentless in put you in the corner and then probably demanding something. But you firmly hold ground and demostrarte secure , strength and confidence in a really stressful situation. You are definitely a tough, wise, patience woman......And that jungle long track. My goodness. Miles and Miles of deep isolated jungle. You are lucky to reach that small village and probably found accomodations there. Imagine this road after a heavy rainfall what it could be. Probably you would be stucked in deep jungle, covered in mud, completely alone and exhausted in a deep rainforest with elephants around and all sorts of animals. Would not be a good night resting until the sun rises. Your calmness, courage and determination is inspirational. 💪

[@Creativehealing444]

Yes 💪🏻 Being able to speak your truth ....in a foreign land...with courage and clarity takes some doing.

[@PhongNguyen-no4ti]

You are not NORMAL human being Noraly !!! You're one in billions. You're truly the bravest woman on this earth. Take care and God bless.

[@dncviorel]

what about Jeanne d'Arc?

[@andrewagner2035]

@@dncviorelMaybe, but she not around anymore.

[@janinackx4266]

I could say a lot about this wise guy, but you were smarter. Surprised how calm you stayed. Don’t let anybody keep you from your goals. You go girl ❤️

[@anugerahsuryo3474]

Noraly, you are brave woman. Facing corrupt officer with calm is special. May your adventure always safe....

[@Abdul-kn5qh]

ms Norally, i think u hv succeeded to make all the utubers watching ur video...sitting nervously on edge, scared, worst than watching a vampire thriller...u hv manage to scare anyone, facing big risks...why...bcos we pray u remain safe and no bad things happen. god protect you. Malaysian.

[@konyasriram]

How to deal with a hostile person calmly and assertively? Great job ! Well done Noraly!

[@JohnnyBeegood1]

A butterfly landing on your hand. That has to be a good omen for your journey Noraly. Be safe.🦋😄🥰

[@Markevans63]

Well done Norally for remaining calm and assured that you were in the right. Obviously fishing for a nice little cash bonus 👏👏👏

[@ralphhays3545]

I am glad he didn't forcibly stop you from crossing the border - I don't think I would have been so calm.

[@PTI_USA]

Corruption is truly a cancer

[@marcspero3704]

it's the african way

[@NoYesNoY]

@@marcspero3704 subhuman

[@sonnyc3826]

@@marcspero3704 it exists eveeyrhwere

[@Herpetile]

@@marcspero3704 its the way of all power everywhere

[@marcin7813]

its not even corruption, its robbery attempt.

[@user-yb1fo6io6q]

Thumbs up for standing your ground and politely leaving. I hope cameron authority will take action at that corrupt official. She is doing a great service to your country and showing the world to visit your country to enjoy the nature. This only gets you tourists.

[@leonardbofuan5448]

Take what action the police officer was right. All the international licences and permit I have seen online has a stamp and signature by the issuing authority. Its surprising her own doesn't have one.

[@Just-Be-Fitting]

That guy was just trying to look for a small issue that he could use to try and extort some money from you. Absolutely happy that you did not give in. Absolutely love it.

[@TheRealStevenZ]

Yup trying to extort without actually saying it lol 😂

[@bendenisereedy7865]

Typical African official unfortunately.

[@IFFYSOUNDS]

If it's not stamped and countersigned by the issuer it's not valid. The officer is correct. Anyone could have written it up.

[@patrickomondi2795]

You are allowed in Cameroon to use your Drivers Licence fora period of 60 days as a foreigner even without the International one.​@@IFFYSOUNDS

[@kehindefasunle]

If the officer says it is not correct, then it is rude for her to say "I'm gonna go because it is correct". No foreigner would dares do that in the US or Europe. This nonsense is only possible in africa. The officer never asked for money from her.@@IFFYSOUNDS

[@ayandamasina3816]

Very good of Noraly to stop this corrupt being on his tracks even when his colleague was calling him to order. He was looking for a fault and didn’t find any. Weldone and keep that rubber on the ground you’re a true inspiration.

[@jeremyjonesone]

You have to be the bravest person on the internet. I can't believe the situations you deal with and always calm and collected.

[@rogerharris990]

My regular ❤route in Cameroon took me through 27 road blocks across the six towns we were putting telephone systems in. They often tried for money, or food, or CDs. Very rarely 😂did I give money. They would back off when I demanded to go into town to see their commandant. Middle of the month between paydays was the worse time. I wrote a series of articles called “the other Cameroon”.😢.

[@aldoblasigh7533]

In zimbabwe we. Can get 6 road blocks in 12km

[@rexona1178]

You capture Cameroon very well

[@mfomalhaut]

Another police officer attempting to trouble Noraly, hoping to coerce her into offering a bribe. Fortunately, Noraly didn't succumb to this. This guy will surely face consequences once this incident goes viral in Cameroon.

[@siy8230]

The corrupt cops in a previous video were so he might be too, albeit the other cops were in a different country.

[@XDMASE]

i hope so

[@DorisL-ti6yn]

I really hope so.

[@Tbltu]

The cops 👮 that asked for bribe in Nigeria faced disciplinary charges now they have no jobs

[@michaelalbert8474]

The other officers got in trouble because they asked for money. This guy was smarter. To be honest, I’m not even sure the guys that got fired weren’t joking. Noraly handled it like a boss, joking right back and preventing any conflict. I’m not sure I could as well.

[@pilotpawanc]

12:54 my first comment as I could not stop myself. That was very very courageous act!!! Bravo!!

[@akaloloremi]

You've spent so much time in Africa, you're beginning to have the African spirit. NO GREE FOR THEM 😄

[@draterlarebil4506]

Noraly has the most infectious laugh. Defuses things. Imagine anyone going on an enduro right through Africa. Great respect. Another fan.

[@catemoon]

Well done, Noraly! Most people would have had a tantrum on that guy. Being kind, calm, but insistent pays off.

[@franckkongolomukeba7413]

Thats was a very polite and cool way of dealing with a matter, he tried to make reason but still deep dow he knows. Well done and God be with you all the way

[@RockyMountainGrandma]

I loved when you stopped in the jungle and turned off Alaska and we could hear the sounds of the animals and insects, so loud. And that beautiful butterfly just loved Alaska. I think it thought Alaska was a new type of flower.

[@dofinfritts6506]

My wife and I were inchanted by how the butterfly landed on Alaska then flew a circuit around Noralie to land back on her hand. I don't think she saw that but I think it is an inspirational moment!

[@deusdedittusubira315]

we wish it was always ;like that in all videoss. it makes it all natural

[@ronald8673]

@@dofinfritts6506 In some beliefs that is construed as the soul of a departed relative watching over her.

[@aderonkeolabisilatona8616]

Awesome, love your courage.

[@jonrobinson8005]

He’s got “Give me money” written all over him. The unfortunate state of affairs in parts of Africa. Kudos Noraly and your well seasoned knowledge in international travel.👏👏👏👏👏

[@yc1105]

He did not ask for money.

[@aawsome69]

​@@yc1105 Instead of asking for bribes they try to waste as much of your time as possible until you bring up money. She saw through his bluff.

[@jonrobinson8005]

@@yc1105 that’s why I used “ ”.

[@kushseti8842]

As a black African I would never dare ride across the continent lol. You to brave, almost crazy.

[@kelvinefe6902]

You should I did nine country in a spin

[@idowumohammed4689]

She does have a little bit of advantage of being a white female. A black female will have a significant tough time everywhere.

[@myghost.bsky.social]

This woman is a warrior, her bravery amazes me.

[@u.2b215]

@@idowumohammed4689 It's not necessarily about race although it certainly can help. A local black female might have more trouble but a black female westerner using common sense, street smarts and who is self confident can go a long way too.

[@u.2b215]

If you use common sense and do your homework beforehand it's never as dangerous as you might think. While you can be unlucky that could also happen closer to home. The biggest challenge however is getting all the paper work in order to allow you to cross the continent as an African.

[@AnAMAteurtraveler]

The balls!!!!! I was thinking the guy would say okay fine just go but she said I’m going anyway that is so gutsy I have so much respect for that.

[@kamskam908]

2nd Man "Come one dude. I was watching her on YT. Last man lost the job. Come one 😂"

[@OlonLife]

hahahahaah yes BOTH lost their jobs it seems...

[@winstonbrown1516]

EXACTLY..., just what I thought.! "Hey..., this Woman, she is protected. I prefer my shirt on my body, not ripped of in humiliation. But you go ahead"!

[@EddieMorsVlogs]

😂😂😂😂

[@7crab]

fr😂😂😂

[@7crab]

Another man will lost a job 😂😂😂 hello police

[@mohamedkhamis5443]

My regards all the way from KENYA. Let all Kenyans gather here until she plans to come to Kenya. With Love NURALY

[@jeffnjoroge9170]

Waiting patiently to see her in kenya

[@OmwamiOmusakhulu]

Usituaibishe wewe

[@mohamedkhamis5443]

Such a legend....

[@a1kamikaze]

Exactly ,,Itchy boots has been my favourite adventure channel since I knew her and am eagerly waiting to see her in my country Kenya 🇰🇪

[@mashamambea5704]

Tuko hapa.

[@esperootje]

Ik volg je al een tijdje Noraly, tijdens je spannende en mooie avonturen. Echt fantastisch. Overal kom je vriendelijke mensen tegen, wat je uitstraalt is wat je ook weer terugkrijgt 😉 ik kijk uit naar de volgende video! Groetjes, Martijn uit Nederland.

[@hwsinhocsignovinces75]

I admire you...a real woman who is strong and brave... GBU

[@staz6530]

The beautiful white butterfly on your stop when you ate your sandwich. Someone is watching over you. Safe travels!

[@eliasahmed9913]

Enjoyed witnessing the butterfly perched on Noraly's bike as she savored her lunch in the heart of the dense jungle.

[@Sujowi]

I loved that wee moment too.. a little creature gently saying hello.

[@dapoogundipe7831]

Beautiful things happen here... Did anyone notice the white butterfly standing by when @Noraly had her lunch on that lonely stretch, after the police encounter?

[@MadszTRL]

Yes... its a sign of everything gonna be ok ✨

[@sim-one]

Yeah I was just going to mention she had lovely company…

[@JuliaF60]

I saw it ✨

[@Abi75789]

Yes, I noticed that...beautiful butterfly 🦋 kept on coming to her handle ❤

[@marynyambia589]

Yesssss🥰

[@gs1869]

At 16:55 she had a butterfly visit on her right wrist, so cool!

[@chiniminimoy]

Honestly Noraly, you treat people, animals alike and the politeness doesn't change a bit even if you are in a critical situation. Rides you are doing can be done by any other rider, but the way you are scaling the planet is just incredible and your videos instead of video, are visual journey. Thanks a lot for the experience. Stay safe and keep Exploring . God bless

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes Noraly is consistently constant. I have learned so much from her when it comes to human interaction. Peace!

[@ivohrazanek5766]

Respect Noraly, I couldn't stand being so calm and resolute ​

[@florenceekpenyong8232]

You are one gutsy lady. I am an African but i do not think i can dare undertake such journey. I rented a bus and travelled with my children to enable them see Nigeria for the first time, it was a journey i regretted. The harassment by the police was horrible. It was shocking to my children that people survived in such environment. I refused to bribe the police on every so-called check points. Africa, i weep for you my beloved continent.

[@nyakoejob4470]

We don't have this kind of shiet in east Africa

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

We don't have this shit in Southern region of Africa either, particularly in rural areas. Corrupt cops exist anywhere in the world. But don't assume everywhere in Africa is the same situation. Harrasing a mother and her children is barbarism!

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

If your documents are genuine, nobody will extort you.

[@caeruleusvm7621]

@@andersonojoshimite6047 It doesn't seem like you've travelled much in Africa. Some will still try to extort you, and although you may win in the end, you could be locked up for days.

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

@@caeruleusvm7621 if you have the genuine and right documents at worst, the rogues will delay and not extort you. Learn to stand your ground!

[@adied7725]

Mrs Bond - Wins again leaving them in her dust of a wheel spin😂.... This is the bollocks ..gotta love this woman... I'm hooked just found this channel subscribed after the first video .

[@rkyei-gyau525]

The righteous indignation with which you stood your ground is amazing. I love that cruise on the river. Another fantastic episode. I can’t wait for the continuation. Thank you Norally

[@rpf23543]

I cannot believe to see how you did stand against this officer! So brave, you are unbelievable!

[@ladbol521]

It helps to stream the journey so that the whole world is watching. Ability to call for help too is helpful

[@TheOldaz1]

We know you are strong, but to see you say no to those guys, whew!! Thanks Noraly, loving the ride.

[@emeezyofficial6233]

I love the way you keep taking the rural areas, showing us the jungles and villages and avoiding major cities that will slow ur journey.

[@bobmanfre5083]

12:00. I've been watching your videos for quite a while now and I already knew that you are a tough, independent, confident and strong women, but the way you didn't let these 'Officials' shake you down was BRILLIANT!!!

[@1966johnnywayne]

Save the SIMPING...she already stated that she'd paid everybody off, but had no more money to do so.

[@sylviebrindamour6980]

I can't believe how brave and dedicated you are on this trip. Knowing that a video is posted gives me relief as I know you made it safely to your next destination. ❤

[@collinsmwenda548]

We are waiting for you in Kenya 🇰🇪 with open arms. The home of marathoners, the pride of Africa.

[@SchoolforHackers]

Bravo to you and Kenya!

[@Kitiwake]

What's the point of running a marathon?

[@dwgautier]

@@Kitiwake what's the point of leaving a stupid comment?

[@bengaliveshows]

Wakenya mlirogwa na Nani? Mnapenda kusifiwa Sana na nchi yenu ni 3rd world country. Dinyweni haga matako nyinyi

[@_TheDudeAbides_]

@@Kitiwake The same as the point of every sport in the world. Entertainment.

[@syeduzman6912]

Beautiful content. This guy, driver's license for WHAT ROAD BRO? Funniest ** I've seen this month. Bravo itchy boots

[@jrodriguez8216]

Hello from CA, USA. Tenacity and courage. I am always learning from you and love seeing the world through your lens. Much love.

[@AilsaPehi]

I don't know how Noraly holds it together dealing with corruption. I'd absolutely lose my temper, and that's one reason among many I can't do what she does. I wish her strength, patience, and continued resilience. ❤

[@jasonzerbini2375]

What a nice lovely boat ride. Passing the locals in their dugouts. Stunning scenes and music. Love how you do the closeup face narratives. It just has an effect I can't put into words. Never tire of seeing tourists Alaska and Noraly be the attraction. Great respect...... great respect for you Noraly. You set the bar for being a genuine role model. I have faith Alaska will be OK. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@chaileeportraits]

The other officer was like theres a bunch of cameras here... Dont fcuk yourself... 😂😂😂😂

[@Gilion100]

Noraly, your interaction with the soldiers is really professional. Your being calm and astute is very impressive. Your adventures are superb and filled with beauty. Kudos Noraly.

[@asokagodawita3993]

We salute you for Not bending for corrupted officials. You have a strong backbone,

[@patapipo]

It’s so nice to see how courageous you are and you handled that situation very well. He knew he was wrong but he was trying to see if he could make Cameroun happen to you 😂, but he didn’t expect your response and composure. Even when his colleague tried to correct him. Thanks for sharing your journey with us all

[@rufiobanning223]

16:50 a butterfly lands on her right hand and she is un aware lol beautiful