Living in Nigeria as a Foreigner

[@barbaraaderinto3704]

Bargaining: Yes! My husband says “Baby don’t talk” once they hear my American Accent- the price goes up. As long as I don’t talk- they think I am a Nigerian because I dress to fit in😊 Love Shoprite and Chicken Republic.

[@esthermimi4579]

5 years in Nigeria wowoooo beautiful

[@RobertsDigital]

As someone who grew up in Nigeria I have to say with 100% certainty, there's no how you cannot enjoy the country despite the hardship.

[@Pawsandwhiskers23]

Very Nice video. Accurate observatios . Hope you have a beautiful time here in Nigeria

[@idongwilson362]

😄😄 as a Nigerian, this is an honest assessment of our culture TBH. You got every point spot on. The bargaing part got me. Very funny but so true. We even see it as being weird if someone gives us a price for goods and is unwilling to have it beat down. The reason people in remote areas avoid supermarkets. Nice content. Enjoy your stay.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Welcome to our dear country Nigeria 🇳🇬 Our vendors are great evaluators in detecting signs of monetary values from customers. They do that to us, visiting Nigerians in diaspora no matter how you dress locally to fit in. They can still tell from your mannerisms, reactions to things and mixed accents. I don't go anywhere close to the markets. Thank God. I have siblings who take care of that part for me 😂😂

[@sinoxenon1005]

I’m thinking of moving to Nigeria and west Africa generally. Westerner here. I’d be interested in info on things to do with practical things like visas, setting up a bank account, taxation etc. Great content thanks.

[@benmschroeder]

Hello Sino, I will try and get some videos out soon on some of these. Thanks for your suggestions!

[@Mkym365]

Awesome video, loved it💕💕💕

[@MsCheriecoco]

Lovely video. You've definitely gotten the hang of what goes on and how to survive the culture there. Could you make a video of what made you move there?

[@benmschroeder]

Great suggestion! I will definitely make a video about that

[@jero0418]

Very informative.. More footage please

[@ryan-annking529]

Very helpful! Thank you for sharing and helping to prepare me for my visit to Nigeria.

[@benmschroeder]

Glad I could be of help

[@irenepearse430]

Thanks for sharing l am a Nigerian live in USA going to visit it’s going to know what to look out for

[@gamrpresident]

I was just laughing about the “bargain” part. Honestly they do that to us Nigerians too, that’s why we let women do the buying 😀😀. Your looks and dressing might increase the price of goods you want to buy but immediately they realized U know the koko, they will give you the actual price. Anyway well done and Kogi is very close to my state. Keep it up.

[@benmschroeder]

haha soo true. Now I send my wife to do all of the shopping

[@Josephamanyi]

Wow. You stay in Kogi?

[@Josephamanyi]

​@@benmschroeder Wow. You stay in Kogi?

[@ajalahupfront]

Yeaay. I live your videos. All of them. If you are going to the market, try and go with a Nigerian friend, let your friend do the bargaining for you.

[@benmschroeder]

Thanks for the tips!

[@perrymiguel7515]

Great video..I love you bro. Try to visit other cities. You will love it

[@deonortega9046]

Lol Is it just me or is the Nigerian accent crippin in on this unsuspecting man ?

[@benmschroeder]

I definitely get that hahaha

[@isimotmuheeb4024]

Let me help you how to bargain in Nigeria.Generally you bargain till dey tells you can go, when that happens, attempt and act like you’re leaving, if you pass the price that the worth, they will not call you back,that’s how you know you got the best price.Go back and purchase the items.

[@valentineishaku2242]

Come to Plateau State Sir, it's the coldest state in Nigeria.

[@augustineonyekachiadmiora9015]

well said. good video

[@vosemenoputari5674]

Well said Bro

[@Mammoth-mustard9]

The Nigerians in Canada, did you treat them with respect? Did you appreciate them?

[@RoadtrippinwithGandT]

Hi I'm new to your channel, I would love to see more videos about how to go about the visa process, what is the healhtcare like, I'm wanting to move from the usa, please do a video on steps you took of moving to nigeria

[@florencetomi2223]

You need to talk about our food.

[@brightful5]

It has taken me so long to finish your video lol like months

[@incrediblestevrhymz2260]

The pushy part was funny.... Nigerians will talk you into doing stuff you are not ready for.... If you don't have a mind of your own, you will end up in trouble..... Hahahaga😂

[@benmschroeder]

Completly true! You sure have to learn to grow a thick backbone if you want to express your own ideas

[@afrikanheritage99]

​@@benmschroeder😂😂😂

[@akachidavid8577]

Accurate ⭐

[@tamarajurisic8523]

Interesting

[@benjaminbaiden8411]

Nigeria is hot , so are other parts of the world. Why do you guyz always emphasize on how hot it is in Africa as if they have control of the weather. My state of Texas and Arizona are hotter than any country in Africa. For you being a Canadian it may be different but the global warming has changed the world’s climate from what we experienced 3 decades ago. I have come to observe that it is typical of tourists visiting Africa to be judgmental about the weather.

[@tee-reelstv7606]

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[@barbaraaderinto3704]

Most are friendlier to get into your pockets. 😅😅Happily married to a Nigerian

[@incrediblestevrhymz2260]

Hahahaha😂😂😂😂.... You are right, Nigerians are generally friendly but yeah it also comes with your pocket... Mlol😂😂😂

[@iyaibeji4120]

👍👍❤️😍👌

[@shantelnthomas]

What made you decide to move to nigeria from canada?

[@chrisudoka5420]

Stupid question.

[@DianaRodriguez-jp8dx]

@@chrisudoka5420 no it isnt.. and you're disrespectful

[@chrisudoka5420]

@@DianaRodriguez-jp8dx what do you mean? What's disrespectful here or because of he said he living in Nigeria that's why you asked that type of stupid question , if he said china or Thailand you won't ask that type of question.

[@realvibranttv2255]

@@DianaRodriguez-jp8dx the question is disrespectful and not the response. I see it as part of European or western pomposity. The first thing I will tell you if you say you are not from Nigeria is, 'welcome to Nigeria '. That is one thing you in the west do not know how to do. Shame

[@rogerfelton4341]

@@DianaRodriguez-jp8dx You don't know the meaning.