LIFE AS A🇰🇪 KENYAN LIVING IN 🇳🇬 NIGERIA

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

I was born in Ghana. My parents were from Nigeria. My mom too was born in Ghana by her Nigerian parents. I've lived in Ghana, Nigeria, Europe and now in America for three decades. Nigeria is the one country where people give preferential treatment to foreigners over Nigerians. The attitude is usually, 'this one just got here so, let's support him/her.' It's a country where a Black person is not a foreigner. Even during the ill informed decision by the Shagari government that asked undocumented people to leave Nigeria, there were many foreigners that Nigerian elders filed papers for claiming the foreigners as thier children. My own father did it for someone.

[@festfst6488]

Incase you dont know Ghana did ask Nigerians to leave Ghana in 1969 and 1979.. What Nigeria did in 1983, Ghana must go was kind of retaliation.. For undocumented migrants.. We should all get our history right.

[@Favour2020]

@@festfst6488Infact, It Was Jerry Rawlings That Requested Nigeria Government To Send The Undocumented Ghanian Back To Ghana.

[@Prod908]

Kenya is a great country.much respect from a nigerian.

[@andygreat2767]

NIGERIA is a funny country. They love every kind of foreigner and treat them more kindly than their own. I still can't understand why. Nigeria is a vast culturally diverse nation, but we have blended these various cultures into a blessed norm. Even as a Nigerian, There is just so much to learn about your people. 36 states is almost like 36 countries.❤❤❤❤

[@samuelwilliams8099]

@ Rosemary, good morning our dear wife. I am one of your obedient follower a Nigerian based in diaspora. I loved it when you mentioned that Nigeria is a country where no black person is a foreigner. You are absolutely correct! Kudos to you for noticing that. Another none Nigerian who elaborate more on this topic is one of Kenyans and pan-African son Prof Lumumba, a man that we love so much. He has mentioned it as well. Once we noticed that you are a foreign person, we would like to protect you and spoil you that is who we are. Continue to enjoy your stay in Nigeria, if you might need anything, just let us know. Bless you.

[@emmanueltondo4356]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video and thank you for loving our beautiful country 🇳🇬🇳🇬💪 💪

[@activeobserver1150]

Omg your energy is super contagious. Welcome to Nigeria. I hope you enjoy your day. We love everybody that’s African and we impressed you for coming and I hope you love it and I hope you stay even for the rest of your life.

[@babatopejegede2060]

The yearly payment is far better because your mind is settled and you have to plan for a year.

[@normal_side]

Good to hear all those accolades from you our sister, just like Bob Marley said, irrespective where you come from, once you're black, you're an African. So wherever you may come from as a black coming to Nigeria you're at home, we don't see you as a foreigners. The only thing is that you came to Nigeria when the economy is so bastardized that living is so challenging. I noticed that Kenyan women travel out of Kenya than the men, (watching you from Europe) I've not come across the men, but i fellowship with some of your women in Church.👋❤

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

Yes! U can correctly say that the cost of living in Nigeria is lower than that of Kenya. Due to their lack of exposure, most Nigerians don't know the fact that their country is comparatively cheaper than any other country in the world. Statistically, the cost of living researches show that Nigeria is the cheapest country not only in Africa but in the whole world. The 2nd country is Pakistan and followed by Malawi in the 3rd place. Due to my aversion to heat, I've not wanted to settle in Nigeria BUT the very low cost of living keeps holding me down in Nigeria. Unlike some young Nigerians who run to some other West African countries only to find that the cost of living is too high, I do my 'homework' very well. Naija is cheaper than any other country ooo!!

[@Chuwalker]

You are spot on. I have tried to enlighten so many people about this, but they rather argue. If you are doing pretty well for yourself here, I bet you, you will be shocked when you go to other African countries

[@babatundeoloye8127]

Very true

[@festfst6488]

100% true

[@Chuwalker]

Kenya is on a higher elevation geographically compared to Nigeria so it is expected to be generally cooler. However, in Jos Plateau area and Mambilla Plateau areas, of Nigeria it is as cold if not colder than in Kenya. People who live in the city of Jos and Mambilla in Taraba state have the same weather you have in Kenya

[@Favour2020]

Very Correct. I Missed The Nice Tea.

[@dayeemine4689]

Thank you for sharing am a Naija watching you from the USA

[@davidadebisi6069]

You are a true Mother African, God bless you and your household.

[@rosemaryjus]

That's so sweet I appreciate God bless you too ❤️

[@GgaskiaAta]

Rosemary, I learnt so much about Nigeria from your videos, and I am a Nigerian. Thank you 👍👍

[@rosemaryjus]

Thanks

[@babatopejegede2060]

I love the point in which you said Nigerian don't discriminate when it comes to job. Nigerians even prefer foreigners to their own

[@albertigho8454]

Good observant... Impressive!

[@joola8970]

We love you so much my dear sister from Kenya. One Africa one love

[@rosemaryjus]

One love ❤️

[@babatopejegede2060]

Nice you are really enjoying Nigeria.

[@rotimikayode1072]

Many people don't understand it when a Nigerian says I am an African. It is because in Nigeria, you are not a foreigner if you are of African descent.

[@rosemaryjus]

Sure 👍

[@terwasegusha9390]

Thank you sister ❤

[@BaronCapital-lt5oz]

Rosemary I'm glad to hear your over all assessment of your trip within Nigeria. I really wish you the best in all your endeavors. Your patience and open mind set to everything is really commendable. I learned a lot from following you. God bless you

[@rosemaryjus]

God bless you too ❤️

[@BaronCapital-lt5oz]

@@rosemaryjus When are you going to Abuja? It's totally opposite of Lagos. You will like it.

[@blackoralArt]

About the weather it varies from place to place. You cant use Lagos weather to judge the whole country. For instance during rainy season its cold in many places esp the South South region. If you travel to Port Harcourt, Uyo or Calabar the weather is quute cool now.cos it rains nearly everyday

[@rosemaryjus]

Thanks dear that's why I said it's not the whole Nigeria that is hot I understand

[@msresaluv]

Did you watch the entire video and listen to what she said??? If you did you would know that she did not judge the entire country based on Lagos! I don't know where you got this your narrative from.

[@terwasegusha9390]

Very interesting your investigation . When you bought or build a house we do party. When a child is born we do party. When you bought a car we party. We party during burial. We party during graduation ❤❤party party party. December period is a period of total celebration, most Nigeria leaving abroad returned to unite with there love once.

[@FERESE]

That's the SouthWest Nigeria culture. They can celebrate the success of the last party.

[@dermotwallace5533]

😅😅😅😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@BallantineDavid-uz7jm]

But using of stew for soup is only in south west which Yoruba land . In south east and south south their soup is different without using stew, stew is only use with rice or with yam or any other thing but not with soup at all. Me as a Nigerian when I first come to Lagos it was like am traveling out of Nigeria because that was that first time I no that stew is soup here in south western part of Nigeria.

[@rosemaryjus]

Thanks for letting me know 👍

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[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Keep on keeping on. You are putting on a good content.

[@rosemaryjus]

Thanks, will do!

[@kemet0139]

❤

[@cis99]

Good job Rosie❤❤❤

[@davidadebisi6069]

Thanks

[@activeobserver1150]

Nigerians are not xenophobic

[@terwasegusha9390]

Very interesting your investigation

[@rosemaryjus]

Thanks 👍

[@AfricasRealities]

We have our own ugali in Nigeria, it's the most popular food in northern nigeria and it's called Tuwo. We are divided amongst ourselves and have tribal hatred, but we definitely love foreigners. Every Nigerian tribe loves foreigners but hate other Nigerian tribes.

[@Chuwalker]

May not really be hatred, may be I'll say competition, sometimes unhealthy. But you are spot on. I have never seen a Nigerian tribe that will discriminate a foreigner. Its a culture, then the Big brother toga too has a rub off on almost everybody seing the country as the big brother of many African neighbours

[@AfricasRealities]

@@Chuwalker I would have agreed with you that's it's competition but from what we read on social media comments, it has moved from competition to hatred.

[@Chuwalker]

@@AfricasRealities well, Its a mixture of both. We still have inter tribal marriages happening every weekend, so hatred might be a very strong word, not denying it exists though. Just as rac..sm

[@AfricasRealities]

@@Chuwalker When you hear some people say they are being envied, hated and Marginalized because they are superior. Or you hear others say that Islam says other religions are Kafir and should be killed, then you will know there is tribal hatred in the land.

[@Chuwalker]

@@AfricasRealities I choose to dwell on the positives. Country of over 250 ethnicities and different religious will always experience pockets of conflicts bc of differences in values and ways of life. So I choose the positives.

[@antnam4406]

Thought you were visiting.

[@rosemaryjus]

No am here to stay Nigeria is home to me

[@Yeletimbs]

Naija might be the only country in the world where rent is paid yearly. Even in neighboring countries rent is paid monthly

[@ericg7781]

In Ghana, rent is paid two years in advance. I leaved there; I paid it and after two years, you’re on your way out unless you pay another two years.

[@ericg7781]

Lived*

[@Eniola0ne]

Did you marry to Nigeria? Because I myself a Nigeria marry to Tanzanian

[@babssloans7945]

I believe the govt is working on .monthly rent, rather than annually

[@rotimikayode1072]

The government has backed down on monthly rents after their findings showed that it is actually not in the interest of the people.

[@CaptainLawrence-oo7pj]

Despite the vast minerals in nigeria still no electricity 😢😢

[@ibrahimsalami4014]

Low life.

[@FreddyPateki]

What do you mean "No" electricity?

[@babssloans7945]

Solar, inverters,

[@juochi7]

Who told you ther is no electrictiy in Nigeria. Somebody will always say something negative about Nigeria. The hate is just too much.

[@tysonmuhammad5616]

Do u have electricity in your country?

[@festfst6488]

Nigerian complain too much.. prices of goods is cheaper in Nigeria than many Africa country even though things are a little beat expensive in Nigeria but price of commodity in Nigeria is still cheaper compared to other Africa country.. And most people don't know dis fact.

[@sampidia]

The fact Nigeria is blessed with natural resources, if not for corruption in government, things obviously should be cheaper. Nigerians are aware of that, so only demanding for their rights

[@emmanueltondo4356]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video and thank you for loving our beautiful country 🇳🇬🇳🇬💪 💪