2 YEARS 4 MONTH MOVE BACK TO NIGERIA UPDATE!! | Life Update

[@IveomaMedia]

I moved back to Nigeria over 2 years 4 months ago!! I can't believe I kept saying 3 years 4 months!! LOL!!!!! OMO

[@globalsistasconnection]

We are dropping like flies in the US from stress. Literally 20-30 year olds on blood pressure medicine. We pick our battles and I just came back from Nigeria as an African/Black American and my blood pressure dropped. 🤗 I was in PH riding around listening to 90s R&B.....it was such a vibe. Keep pushing, I love your content. I'm definitely returning.

[@IveomaMedia]

Vacation vibes are the best! Glad you had a great time in PH and your health improved. Appreciate your kind words.

[@globalsistasconnection]

Oh, I bought land in Green Paradise Estates with Bayo. I'm returning slowly but permanently. The vision of what Nigeria can be is there for me.

[@IveomaMedia]

Nice @ you bought land with Bayo. Bayo is a great person helping so many people buy land. That’s wonderful news!

[@globalsistasconnection]

He is and I am so proud of his work. Just keep pushing things will come together❤

[@praisethelord.]

Lovely. God bless you more and more. Amen

[@theoneparadise]

Hi Iveoma, my name is Jordan Sekatawa. I am a filmmaker from Uganda. I met you March 17 2018 with your friend Yasmine from Ghana at the Uganda House in New York. At that point you seemed set on moving back to Nigeria. I am happy to see that you did. So glad I found your channel.

[@IveomaMedia]

Hello Jordan! Yes, I moved and I am still here living a good life! Glad you found my channel!!

[@AlagbonfoodLifestyle]

@iveoma , you really encourage to move back quick , I'm glad I've built back home while I was here and I'm never scared moving back to Nigeria 🇳🇬 if you can make it for 3 years , I left Nigeria when I was 29 and I'm sure being flexible is never an issue for me 🤨, stress is killing here like Mad

[@yemol9454]

So poignant and on point. I see a lot of Nigerians here in the uk especially older ones just wasting away sitting around in Nigerian shops just bad mouthing Nigeria. Meanwhile they’ve nothing to contribute back home, nothing to show for all the years they’ve lived in the uk and have not been back to Nigeria in years. Those people are the worst advocates for Nigeria. Also Nigerians on Twitter will have you believe that it’s the worst country on earth that no one should ever visit but then you come on YT and it’s an entirely different vibes of positivity. Have followed your channel since your move and I must say I’ve really learnt a lot from you. There are positives and negatives of living in any country in the world and Nigeria is no different.

[@tessagbaso6720]

The nigerian barber shops are worse where two or more are gathered you'll hear them way accros the road as if there's a fight. Is why some oyibo think of us as less than.

[@edwarddaniel8532]

Same here in Germany. They complained of light and insecurity. I asked what about people moving in weekly? Were they kidnapped? I started going every year since 2018

[@vegannigeria9218]

I challenge you to live in Nigeria for just 6 months. Then come back here & share your experience.

[@va8432]

@@vegannigeria9218 you are just listening to someone who has lived there for over 3 yrs..... what's the 6 months challenge for???

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

@@va8432 Altho' I understand wut Vegan Nigerian is saying, I lyk ur very poignant response. U mst b one of those very smart Nigerians that we have everywhere! 😂 😂 😂

[@denisedixon-george3866]

Your channel has been very enjoyable & informative to me when I was researching Nigeria. I needed an American’s viewpoint. I’ve been in Nigeria just over a year now & don’t regret the move at all. I agree with a lot you’ve said about living here. Only time I’ve been stressed is when on the road riding in my car & the one time I drove 😂. I have never in my life felt so free & relaxed.

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you Denise!! I am glad you and your husband are doing well and that you don’t regret the move. Yes @ American point of view. It’s important to see different view points on the move here.

[@dr.sylviaonyensoh2618]

It sounds like Nigeria has helped you to start manifesting your true self instead of holding everything in. I’ll say that’s a good thing.

[@IveomaMedia]

Yup exactly

[@TitoDistrict]

I really appreciated this update Iveoma. The story you told about the Nigerian man who was in Ukraine and didn’t want to come back because he hadn’t built anything is an a important and cautionary tale. We must build in our countries even if we’re in the diaspora.

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Just the comment I was about to write, and you've put it beautifully. For people to complain about Nigeria when they're outside of Nigeria but not being part of the solution is wild, and to build so much outside of Nigeria I just don't understand. For years I have wrestled with the question 'what is the goal when you leave Nigeria and raise children outside of Nigeria and badmouth your mother country?' Is the goal and vision to culturally and racially assimilate and no longer be Nigerian? This leaving, and not contributing anything other than disparaging Nigeria to anyone in earshot is wreckless at best but really just very dangerous to the people and the country that you've left.

[@TitoDistrict]

@@wordsbymaribeja1470 That is very sweet of you to say. And I agree with you completely. There are so many Africans in the diaspora who moved away from the continent and get so comfortable in their new countries of residence. I don’t hear many of them talk about going back or contributing anything significant to make our countries back home better. I hope that trend is shifting with renewed interest from repats and returnees we’re seeing.

[@Brenda90210]

Sometimes abroad life is so hard and expensive that you can’t even afford paying your monthly bills , so there is no money to save for anything. We don’t know how hard it was for him to get his papers and to find a job . Plus he has a wife and kid . She didn’t mention if the other man has a family abroad . That will also make it much harder to save money with a family to take care of .

[@IveomaMedia]

It's a very important story!! It's simple and relatable because so many people are going through this @tito

[@Brenda90210]

@@TitoDistrict some are not even comfortable just get stuck . It depends on where abroad they are . I’ve heard of people staying decades as illegal immigrants and they can never even go back to Nigeria for holiday . Or they have some situations that makes it so hard . Some have someone who gives them papers , but the spouse collects all his salary in return for the help . I’ve heard of one man who’s spouse waits outside his work place every payday and immediately collects his salary . How would such people save money. They must first endure until getting citizenship or something. It could take years and years . Sometimes the spouse won’t allow them to send money to Nigeria or even to visit. There are a lot of people in hardships abroad . The stories are many .

[@africainvesther2.0]

I love that you are more confident!! A changed mindset will change an entire generation, in my opinion!!

[@greenbeautychemist.]

You are a very intelligent woman. This is more of a calling for you. Keep doing what you are doing sister. Many more will move back and invest in Nigeria with your inspiration.

[@zubutv.]

Amazing episode! Thank you very much for that story of the men in Ukraine, Very insightful!

[@lizz741]

Happy Anniversary!! 🎊🇳🇬...thank you for the update...hiking in Abuja 🥾sounds like so much fun...tfs..

[@IveomaMedia]

My first hike, I thought I was going to die. 😂 It was fun sha but it was very hard.

[@mikasjewels5772]

So true, you must be flexible in order to live in Nigeria. I try to explain this to people who haven't visited but it's very difficult to convey. You really have to visit to understand.

[@IveomaMedia]

Very flexible! It’s a skill I didn’t realize I had until I had to bring it out daily 🤣

[@amandaeguale1641]

You must be flexible if you do business in any country

[@maaziagu]

I really enjoyed this update. From beginning to end. It makes me look forward to when I make the trip. There is so much of Naija that I just have not seen yet. I wish you the best on your glow up year. :)

[@IveomaMedia]

Glad you enjoyed the update! Yup so much to see in Nigeria, every state is a different experience.

[@nuche100]

Girl!! I seriously admire your outlook in life in Nigeria. I am definitely not that brave. I'm hoping Peter Obi gets elected as the next president so he can hopefully make a significant difference in Nigeria which will encourage the rest of us to finally come home. Girl we are terrified with the safety and security situation in Nigeria. I miss home and my parents 😢

[@JulietUzor_]

Thanks so much for sharing your update. Wow! 3 years!!! 😲It feels like yesterday

[@IveomaMedia]

Juliet! Congrats on your book and i kept misspeaking in the video. I have been here 2 years and 4 months. 😂 time is flying though

[@victorabu2176]

Wow already 2 years just like a flash well done 👏 ✔️ 👍

[@TonyaEL]

I appreciate this video. You’ve always been transparent with us since video #1. Thanks for providing some great tips and suggestions. Naija is treating you well o, you’re radiating.

[@IveomaMedia]

You’re welcome Tonya!!

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful update. ❤️❤️❤️ Let’s meet up soon.

[@IveomaMedia]

Yessss

[@jskerritt74]

Thank you, you make me understand Nigeria.

[@IveomaMedia]

Appreciate this!!

[@preciousgem1971]

Congratulations! Your move has been inspiring. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@IveomaMedia]

Wow I definitely appreciate this!!

[@solom9080]

I agree with you 100%, through this video

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@nsibidiakwaabasi7456]

Our Guide to Naija, I throwaway salute oo. Well done oo👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@nsibidiakwaabasi7456]

@@IveomaMedia My sister you're doing great 👍🏾, For all the bad vibes in Naija, it's still home but like you said there's good also. I sat glued to the end. Waooo, maybe you could consider doing vlogs on your experiences in each State you visit. Make God butter your bread and bless your hustle 🙏🏾. U do well.

[@mauricekwurue4974]

It's true in the West, we can't save money no matter how hard we try. Our monthly outgoings here is crazy!...From taxes to bills, unlike in Nigeria; if one has money they live like gods! Will be visiting regularly before leaving Canada to Nigeria for good

[@africainvesther2.0]

Excited to see this video!

[@IveomaMedia]

Right, it was time!

[@kevinemmanuel8525]

Nigeria is a beautiful country, I LOVE MY COUNTRY it has its challenges like Nepa 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ but its a beautiful country. Nigeria is stressful, but the level of stress reduce when you do not live in lagos, other cities are calm, less stressful. Less traffic, but still alot of opportunities available. Personally I wouldn't advise anyone Nigerian living abroad looking to move back to live in lagos straight away, I would advise them to live in other cities in the south or abuja (FCT) that are less stressful. Even I a real lagosian who grew up in mainland have no interest in moving back to lagos straight away in my transition back to Nigeria. LASTLY SAVE UP MONEY, THINGS FOR HOUSE, FARM AND PASSIVE INCOME

[@princesspink85]

Hey Everyone...this lady has literally VANISHED! Since 2 years ago. Can Anyone tell me where she is? There is a FB picture stating, “Hi! I’ve been here all this while” ..in 2023 on 1 pic..Which is weird.... nothing after this statement on this random pic...Please reach out if you have more information on her whereabouts.

[@kemiolalade7043]

Thanks for sharing nice one true you must visit and make sure its for you. Its a great country good people. For me I am British born but love going to Nigeria and reconnecting with family and friends. My husband does not like it gets very fustrated. Me I will always love it. Yeah wish they would open the boards . Nigerian are travellers. But Nigeria has a lot and its for us. God help Nigeria and bless this world we live in. Kemi Odeleye

[@jessiechidi7020]

This video is inspiring for me. Bless you

[@nubianprincess766]

Great advice. Thanks I saw Diana as of one your friends ❤️

[@Beacons-of-Light-JustBeIT]

Iveoma, where have you been hiding? You dey shine ohh! I See You Are Putting In The Work. Round of Applause Dear. Keep Improving. Keep Inspiring. Keep Reaching. Keep Sharing Great Content. I Miss You Smile and Your Distinct Laughter. LOL!!! Peace and Always Love.

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you Beacon of Light!! Appreciate your kind words

[@africainvesther2.0]

Powerful story about the friends in Ukraine.

[@IveomaMedia]

Yes, very eye opening!!

[@d.n.7670]

Thk you Sister for your amazing update. The Ukraine story is an epic one. There's no way another man's country will be your own. This is a lesson for any diaspora Nigerians. About leaving 🇳🇬 to other countries is not the solution. Staying and participate in the politics of the country is the solution and stop praying to God.

[@kateokereke7047]

As a Nigerian I understand. I will be traveling early next year. There is stress everywhere . I feel the stress from the Airport .

[@IveomaMedia]

Exactly @ from the airport.

[@m77ast]

Akure 😀😀😀 Thats nice. I’m from Owo also in Ondo state.

[@IveomaMedia]

I heard Ondo State was a nice state. 🙌🏿

[@MamaEgwuejiChannel]

Wow, I m happy to connect back to your channel. Weldon sis. Thanks for sharing.

[@omoemi7326]

Thank you for your video, I came back to Lagos to look after my Aged Parents who have both passed away 3 months I don't see myself going back to uk I love Lagos Nigeria People please don't wait till you have billions before coming home start from somewhere

[@IveomaMedia]

Wow I am so sorry for your loss. It’s a blessing you were with your parents when they passed.

[@nigeriaglobalchamber]

Excellent update I wish you best of luck

[@OHSOTRENDY777]

My non-negotiable is a stable/secure/clean/functioning home life. I think I can tolerate anything If I have a home that feels like paradise, I can adapt to anything out there.

[@Isiejeme0829]

Nice updates, 3 years already! All the best.

[@IveomaMedia]

It’s been 2 years 4 months. I have no idea why I kept saying 3 years 4 months. 😂

[@riverland0072]

Kai, my village ppl have come to KZbin to tempt me to go back to Nigerian again! I reject it in Jesus name 🤣🤣🤣 back to sender ooh

[@IveomaMedia]

Lol, tbh nothing I am saying should tempt anyone to go back to Nigeria unless they already have it in their heart to do it.

[@riverland0072]

@@IveomaMedia you know there’s always this low key voice trying to convince us to go back home… u know that voice 🥹🥹

[@IveomaMedia]

That’s your heart speaking to you not me 😂 I literally answered the question That I don’t and have never recommended anyone move to Nigeria. And you think I am trying to convince you to move to Naija lol Nah. BUT I do believe that Nigerians should invest in the country so we can change it to the better. I believe this with my entire being and that’s why I moved back. Maybe that’s the low key voice you are hearing lol

[@bartobartomann2782]

MAYBE YOU WENT TO NIGERIA AND SHARED YOUR MONEY TO PEOPLE OR YOU GAVE YOUR BUSINESS TO A FAMILY MEMBER THAT MISUSED YOUR FUNDS, OR MAYBE YOU INVESTED IN A WRONG BUSINESS, OR YOU SPENT YOUR MONEY TO MAINTAIN THE EUROPIAN STANDARD OF LIVING BY NOT DEVELOPING FIRST, EITHER OF THESE COULD BE ONE OF THE REASON YOU SEE YOURSELF BACK TO THE WEST.

[@riverland0072]

@@IveomaMedia that’s exactly what I meant. You are not really the “village people” I was referring to. It’s the voice in my head that’s the village people, I wasn’t expecting you to take it too personally. In the end, no one can really run away from home for too long

[@NIO623]

So proud of you!

[@thenigerianfile]

Wow. Great update. So many critical gems here. Thank you.

[@IveomaMedia]

You’re welcome!!

[@user-144k]

Surprised you have kept your foreign accent, wonder how much extra (taxation/tariff) you are charged when you shop in the markets. Looking well tanned though. Will be moving back to 9ja pretty soon, a change is coming, i am prepared for 9ja I think 😁😁😁

[@IveomaMedia]

Lol I was born and raised in the US and stayed there for my entire adult life. My accent is forever, just like any Nigerian who moves as an adult to the US. Or are you surprised when you meet people with foreign accents abroad? Do you mean foreign accent tax? I know the prices of things so that’s what I will pay regardless of what they say 😂 Nice @ moving to Nigeria soon! Good luck 👍🏿

[@user-144k]

@@IveomaMedia many thanks, I think with my hair I would be spotted a mile away, so the plan is for the first six months I will not utter a word at the markets and let my brother do the talking, so as to avoid "foreign accent tax" by the iya olojas. Really looking to coming back to 9ja after over 30 years of being an abroadian 😁😁😁

[@IveomaMedia]

Plenty of men with dreads lol That’s definitely on trend. You will stand out Bc of how you stand/walk, skin, and how you carry yourself. Lol They always know 😅

[@user-144k]

@@IveomaMedia trust my 9ja ladies and men with Eagle eyes 👀😃😁😆

[@praisethelord.]

Wow! Already? Congratulations to you sis

[@IveomaMedia]

Yes, thank you! I moved back Dec 2019, it has been just 2 years 4 months. I don't know i said 3 LOL!!!!

[@praisethelord.]

@@IveomaMedia it is so great still to know that you are very much into 9ja life already. More blessings upon you sis. Amen. Happy Easter season to you.🤗🤗🤗

[@Kennycole2002]

Thanks for the update ! Really insightful . I learned quite a lot. I can’t thank you enough

[@IveomaMedia]

Glad I was able to help!

[@TOLANIBAJ]

Whoop whoop

[@IveomaMedia]

TOLANI BAJ!!

[@nosaokuns]

I understand that 0-100 and back to 0 in minutes feelings in Nigeria very well.

[@IveomaMedia]

It shocked me lol

[@tunxlaw]

It's called "I go Change am for you" 😁😁😁

[@Beacons-of-Light-JustBeIT]

Iveoma, You Speak Truth.

[@IveomaMedia]

🙏🏿

[@africainvesther2.0]

Yay! No tears!!

[@andudontstopyo]

Fantastic update!!! 🤗

[@IveomaMedia]

💕🙏🏿

[@asuquoudo5850]

Yes Iveoma you're real a nigerian with lion heart and thick skin

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@deecee4310]

Beautiful commentary, most Naija diaspora criticise their country…

[@IveomaMedia]

Honestly I absolutely understand the criticism because at the end of the day we are talking about our own country rolling back. But with criticism people need to remember there are good things about the country and they can say those too.

[@tessagbaso6720]

"You can die of stress"🤣 in my experience of residing in lagos for some years I believe one need to instill patience and resilience within themselves.

[@estheroladunjoye5138]

But that`s a REALLY - good thing to move your anger from zero to 100% in London you can`t exhibit anger nor retaliation, keep everything bottled inside- that`s TOXIC

[@Damian-rt3rt]

This is a very honest and insightful video. Nice to see you using naija slangs “japa”…lol.

[@nonnebeautiful7114]

Very interesting and informative thanks so much

[@thenigeriannomad]

Hey friend. I LOVE THIS UPDATE! Thanks for sharing ::) I was dying laughing when you were saying . if you cant handle stress and if you would pass out from any inconvenience.lol. I know exactly what you are talking about.lol

[@IveomaMedia]

😂 I know you do, it’s hard to explain unless you deal with stress here. You can fall out easily if you don’t keep yourself calm 😂

[@thenigeriannomad]

@@IveomaMedia yes oooh. you definitely have to know when to turn it on and when to just brush things off.

[@MarcoPolo-su2fc]

I've been following your vlogs for a while and wondered why you hadn't uploaded new videos. Good seeing you again, Nigeria has finally broken you. I see you cut your hair, have a tan, now speaking the lingo even got some pidgin going. Good for you. The reason moving to Nigeria works for you is because you have an option of moving back to the US if things end up not working out. I'm Nigerian-American left Nigeria for the US like 20 years ago, every time I think of moving back to Nigeria I get discouraged and disappointed especially whenever I come visiting. It's so bad even my wife who is also Nigerian-American doesn't even wanna come visit (Ironic because she was born with a silver spoon, and you'd think she'd love coming back but NOPE), So now we are thinking of buying a retirement home somewhere in East Africa like Kenya, Uganda. But I can't wait to come visiting with my kids to show them their roots (We had plans to ALL come down this year, but the security situation discouraged us, so we'll wait until after the elections). Hope you are OBIDIENT and you gone VOTE. We need good governance and security, because we miss Nigeria and wanna come back. Just realized I wrote up a full article in the comment section.

[@IveomaMedia]

I took a break from KZbin and focused on enjoying my real life in Lagos. I will be back soon. And fingers crossed before you move to another African country, you come back and vote here 🙂

[@MarcoPolo-su2fc]

@@IveomaMedia wish I could. Obi got my vote all day everyday. Even though I can't vote I'm encouraging folks out there to go get their PVCs and vote Obi. Nigeria needs a major change. Lots of us that live out here had plans of coming back but we want to see how the elections plays out. Be safe out in that jungle even though you Tarzan now

[@elnoramatthews2636]

Iveee you look lovely 🌹💕...

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you Elnora!!❤️

[@gagoomt4076]

Have you gotten malaria again since the first time (3 years ago) or have you been good?

[@IveomaMedia]

Yes, I just got it 2 weeks ago. It was terrible but I got over it quickly. I got it because I was stressed, malaria just hangs out in your blood until something triggers it.

[@559News]

When I move there I'd love to be in your circle of friends.

[@m77ast]

You are shining. 😀

[@IveomaMedia]

😂 thank you 🙏🏿

[@m77ast]

@@IveomaMedia I left business consulting to start a charitable enterprise in the U.K. that I intend to move to Nigeria next year actually.

[@m77ast]

@@IveomaMedia I’m doing a project in Lagos not to far from you actually that started this week. God willing I would be in Nigeria soon - who knows maybe will bump into you. Great work. Blessings

[@africainvesther2.0]

Yeah I have the same experience. Very hard to have friendships with women that are not superficial. 99% of my friends are men!

[@samisaac3908]

Nigeria is the best place to make millions

[@antnam4406]

Being direct is being Nigerian. Not a bad thing.

[@IveomaMedia]

Nah. Until I moved back I thought Nigerians were direct but so many things influence how direct they are. If they are of your class, if they are afraid/intimidated, if they don’t want to upset you, if you are a man or a woman, if you senior them… the list goes on. I am direct with everyone regardless of class, age, gender and status. Which is crazy actually lol But in general the class, gender, and power structure here influence how direct someone is with you.

[@antnam4406]

@@IveomaMedia They are direct until their is consequence of getting fired or locked up. Those two instances are oppressive, so people who are 'underclass' fake humble themselves, in their daily lives they are direct.

[@mscontinental3150]

Nice one Ivy👍

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@derekwilliams8559]

Greetings from Stuttgart Germany

[@IveomaMedia]

Hello there!

[@yahosephbenyisrael917]

Hey Queen Iveoma

[@IveomaMedia]

😁

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

While listing the places u've bn to U listed Ogun state but I thot U cud c Ogun state frm where U live! 😂 😂 😂

[@opp811]

You look so happy, we will miss you in Lagos

[@IveomaMedia]

Yup @ happy. Honestly I really am 😂

[@jimmytoriola4965]

Bought a land with Bayo too

[@KismetSKinNurse]

Where is iveoma? I hope all is well with this beautiful soul. I hope Nigeria has not happened to her

[@IveomaMedia]

huh? Yes Nigeria happened to me, that's why I am living a great life in Lagos Nigeria. Thanks for the concern though

[@jafarudatche8512]

Is Iveoma in a relationship?

[@blueresolve2954]

6:10 "How many time would they tell you that Nigeria is not for you?"

[@waleajayi8389]

Why then does your title say 2 years and 4 months?

[@IveomaMedia]

Because that’s how long I stayed in Nigeria. I misspoke in the video. 😅

[@vegannigeria9218]

I get your point but isn’t is sad that the message is- if you are ready for stress & suffering & everything being harder for no reason , then you can live in Nigeria. Just stop, think about this. Is that what life has to be about? Wow!

[@IveomaMedia]

It’s a developing country lol People need to lower their expectations and think about what it will take to build their dreams. It will take sacrifice. The only reason, so many countries in the world are organized now is that people sacrificed years ago. I am reminding people look this is the reality, accept it, and focus on what you are trying to build. The message isn’t that sad lol

[@vegannigeria9218]

@@IveomaMedia the developing country excuse does not hold water nowadays. There are many countries eg the emirates who gained independence after Nigeria & have done much better. Yet Nigeria is actually regressing. There is rampant greed, corruption, scamming, fraud, instability, crime , the list goes on. Nigerians love to delude themselves that it’s still a baby, growing nation & refuse to face facts.

[@IveomaMedia]

It’s a developing country. We all know where it should be... In this video, I even said we are rolling back in some things and many are leaving. 👆🏿Plus Nigerians arent deluding themselves, they are constantly saying what you are saying. Don’t you hear the constant complaints?? I hear your comment word for word all the time from EVERYONE. Lol Okay we faced facts, so what now?

[@viko799]

All the former nigerian presidents, governors and senators should be given the death sentence.

[@naijaman1]

You didn’t compare and contrast living in Abuja vs lagos (traffic, cost of living, restaurants, nightlife etc)

[@goa7983]

Nigeria is a rap video 😂

[@IveomaMedia]

Honestly it really is LOL!!!!!!

[@thenigeriannomad]

LOL. This is funny. haha

[@Curt1001]

I’m confused every time you say move BACK to Nigeria…every time I hear it, I’m left thinking 🤔Back, is she from Nigeria?

[@gileadezerie3283]

The niceness of Nigerians happens when people sense you've got money. Most of that random niceness you would never experience if those people didn't percieve you to be someone in a comfortable status of living. Whether or not they get anything from you i'm not aware of, but yeah.... For anyone moving to Nigeria, just have money(atleast people should feel as though you do) and you should be fine.

[@IveomaMedia]

Nah, I don’t give everyone money. People who have nothing have helped me and I didn’t have cash to give them. People have prayed over me and I didn’t have cash to give them. Sometimes when I have cash to give people, they reject it even when I force it. Lol Maybe it’s my spirit or I look like I am comfortable that attracts people to me. This is my reality here. Yup you should have money to move here. No reason you move from a developed nation to a developing nation without money or the ability to make money. Lol That is unwise especially in these hard times.

[@starseed3primordial790]

Sounds like being in the US stressful

[@IveomaMedia]

Nah no comparison tbh. Nigeria is Far more stressful day to day. #Developingnationvibes

[@starseed3primordial790]

@@IveomaMedia i have a good friend in Nigeria whom explains and shows me what its like to live in the mother land.. ill dey come in May 2022 to experience for my self..Thank you for sharing Queen.

[@peterohiomaowerei4278]

Visit the heart beat state Edo state

[@Oldman1912]

1st

[@IveomaMedia]

Thank you for watching!

[@olatunjibashorun7170]

Good talk

[@Oldman1912]

@@olatunjibashorun7170 Lukman?

[@africainvesther2.0]

0 to 100 back to 0…🤣🤣🤣🤣