Days in my life | living alone | life as an Introvert in Nigeria

[@rubycio]

I am so pleased to see this kind of content based in Nigeria. Any African country, really. Whenever I look for content like this, it always comes up for asian countries or Western countries. There is nothing wrong with that; I just like to see my fellow brown skin peeps living that soft life too, sometimes.

[@rosegreensummer]

africa everyday is lovely, andrew wefwafwa is great but not exactly relatable, and that's all i know. And those children who dance

[@CrisOnTheInternet]

I also enjoy to find more African KZbinrs 😊.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much🙏💗💗

[@ats4862]

I absolutely agree, I love this type of content

[@nimsdiary6570]

same here

[@naomiaimanosiasekome9266]

I love these kind of vlogs and I'm actually so shocked to see one from a Nigerian actually living in Nigeria, and its actually so calm and aesthetically pleasing without being pretentious 😭❤️

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

🥺🥺🥺 Thank you ❤

[@Adaobi874]

Exactly, it doesn't seem unrealistic or far-fetched.

[@olamide_mesele]

Her tiktoks >>>>>>

[@alextroy9202]

exactly

[@brittanycummings5506]

I know! It’s so interesting to see one from Africa, usually i see ones from Korea or Japan the most

[@evaandeva]

i'm asian and i love watching vlogs from different countries. when i read "introvert" and "Nigeria" on the title i clicked on it so fast. love how cute and simple this vlog is. it calmed me when i had anxiety prior watching this

[@timekabolden5309]

Awww, so sweet! 🥰🙏🏾

[@teemadarif8243]

Exactly 💯 especially introversion really makes an impression 💛❤️

[@periwinkleadidas]

i am a sucker for aesthetic vlogs but i was starting to get tired of the monotony of my recommendations. Lack of diversity drove me crazy. As a sierra leonean i love seeing west african girls just doing their thing! thank you for posting this ❤❤❤

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thanks a lot!🥹❤️❤️

[@emibud1055]

Haha I feel this, they're all living either in East Asia (mostly Korea for me) or western Europe or America. I want to see people like me everywhere yknow?

[@tiahnarodriguez3809]

⁠@@emibud1055 Type “(name of race) living in (insert place)”. That’s how I found a lot of the KZbinrs that I follow.

[@halim001]

Hi there. Fellow Sierra Leonean here. You might like my vlogs. Check them out😇🤌🏽

[@Onerealnanagala]

Can I recommend some other youtubsers with this sort of vibe. They are ghanaian since I'm based in ghana. Gisela Amponsah and Matilda Akatugba(she's half Nigerian)

[@dc-13258]

As much as I love these aesthetic life vlogs, they only ever seem to come from Japan or Korea or the US. It’s so nice to see one set in an entirely different country, especially Nigeria! I love how it maintains the aesthetic but is set in a more realistic everyday environment. I consider myself blessed to have never had to experience water going completely out for days. It was refreshing to see someone be able to make the best out of a situation like that, and yet still make it aesthetic lol. Thank you for sharing!

[@user-yp7uv8fs7p]

완전히 공감해 한국인으로서 익숙한 브이로그 방식인데 새로운 나라의 모습이라 재미있게봤어

[@timekabolden5309]

Right?!! 😂❤🎉 I love it!!!

[@jadahill5216]

Thanks!

[@gretelrue]

I love seeing more black girls taking up this space when it comes to cozy aesthetic vlogs keep it up sis

[@paballo_modipa]

Gorgeous

[@nurulam8011]

Im from the other side of the world - it is refreshing to see 'living alone' vlog from Nigeria😍 We've tons from the US, Korea and Japan etc already. Keep on sharing and making videos!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you 🙏🥳❤️

[@kulokolakevin]

The way she picks up the rice that fell on the bedcover 😂😂😂 hope she wasn't eating it... Love you girl😂

[@ingrid4309]

there's a lot of brazilian vlogs too!

[@saintsefo4763]

I'm a huge fan of eggs myself and would eat them all day, every day, if I could.. omelettes, scrambled or mashed up as a sandwich filler. Thanks for sharing, Mo 👍

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much. And thanks for the super thanks too!🙏🥺🥰

[@saintsefo4763]

​@@m_o_renikejitaiwoYou're welcome. Mo. I hope it comes in handy for something 🙂

[@kundismuvirimi7016]

Love love that you aren’t pretentious! I have seen many african KZbinrs trying too hard to be soo westernised, and as an african who migrated to the west as an adult I can relate with your lifestyle..this was once my lifestyle when I lived alone in Africa.. the water and electricity disruptions etc it just made me weirdly nostalgic 😊 keep keeping it real sis that’s what we are after..

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

I am thankful 🥺🥰

[@tiahnarodriguez3809]

I’ve seen the opposite. Trying too hard to show how un-western they are, and even bashing the west which is actually pretty smart since most of their audience is comprised of westerners who bash the west to seem cool, but there’s no need to bash east or west when showing one’s life, or in many cases a false reality. Both have their pros and cons.

[@evanestewart7665]

@@tiahnarodriguez3809ngl most people who bash the west aren’t doing it to seem cool they’re doing it cause they’re a minority or they’re at risk of being harmed by the wests culture lol

[@timekabolden5309]

💯💯💯

[@Praise_Chinemerem]

aww just stumbled on your channel & its sooooo cute and aesthetically pleasing 😭 so inspiring to see a Nigerian with such a nice aesthetic🤭 I saw it at first and I was shocked that life could look this romanticized and aesthetic in this country😭

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

🥺🥺🥺 I appreciate this so much. Thank youuuu🙏🥰❤

[@Francisca_esonwune]

So true❤ My first time here. Even without really seeing your face or hearing your voice🙌

[@Joanokpanachi]

Omggg sameee! Stumbled on it and loved it. Very simple and cute. The editing>>>> I like the Korean vibe and I love how you’re always cooking, you’re not lazy. You just gained a new follower ❤️❤️❤️

[@TrinityEssien]

Sameeee

[@simphiweffakudze424]

Same girl …same ❤ love it

[@gaiamorgosi7181]

Thank you to all of you people who show others how people live in different countries, in my ignorance I didn't know how life is in Nigeria, and now I know something more about a very different country, so that is amazing.

[@CrisOnTheInternet]

That's one of the greatest things of KZbin, it's awesome to see that with all the differences there also so many things in common by just watching a video of the daily life of a person in a different place.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

☺️❤️

[@LuxLisbon32]

How different we are, but yet, how similar. ❤. Just living our lives and taking joy in the simple things.

[@stephanieebowe5420]

As a Nigerian girl who is also introverted, ur videos is soo nice to see. I feel like our home country forces everyone to be extroverted somehow

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you💗

[@Wetesk53]

As a fellow Nigerian introvert, I think it's a good thing to be honest, you have no idea. The introverted countries of the world are creating laws and programs to curb loneliness epidemics and plummeting birth-rates. Be grateful for our little blessings.

[@stephanieebowe5420]

@@Wetesk53It a blessing and a curse. Many CEO‘s of great companies are introverts and so are many inventors. Having a very high birth rate rate but no plans to raise and invest in Nigerias youth, who make the largest part of the demographic, is also extreme and not the ultimate goal. In Nigerias society there is soo much competition, between neighbours, that compare their kids to each other, as well as siblings and family members. This leads to people pursuing whatever their surroundings expect them to do, instead of doing what they actually want. Like e. g. enrolling in medical school when one could see themself creating the next social media platform. By encouraging everybody to be socially open, we miss out on great talent, from introverted people.

[@chichi766]

The first vlog ive seen that makes Nigeria seem so aesthetically pleasing even with all the madness 😅

[@kaysmellsgood]

I think a lot Nigerian KZbinrs do a pretty good job with that too

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

🙏❤️

[@Tei_022]

As an African American with Nigerian dna I cannot tell you the joy on my face when I read that this was from a person living in Nigeria. Tho I have no experience with Nigeria it just makes me happy to see black people doing these types of videos 🥰

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

I’m thankful 🙏❤️

[@The1WhoCanSee-yk2sw]

Nigerian is a made up nationality what tribe you from in Nigeria? I know the real blacks who know their roots would call you unpleasant names please bro your a black dude from America lol can't even name me your tribe cause ya grandma was on a boat and your mixed with some jew from Europe who himself is mixed

[@NohaBahr]

I am glad youtube algorithm suggested this to me. So calming and genuine. Love from Egypt

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Awesome! Thank you!😍

[@rottenabit]

same here and love from Vietnam (*＞ω＜*)

[@pyrophoresist1497]

Hello, next time you have running water fill 2 big buckets with water & cover them with lids. That'll be your "in-case" water when the water runs out with no notice. Also get a rainwater tank or a bucket filled with rainwater for when it rains (if you have access to the rooftop or yard etc). That's what we do in South Asia. I don't go to the rooftop so can't collect the most rainwater because I don't want to get stalked & harassed as a lone woman

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

I really appreciate this!👏❤️

[@bulbyfera]

We store water in Nigeria as well

[@timekabolden5309]

Add a capful of bleach to every gallon to "hold it"... Double check tho 😂

[@smallgirldreams]

Smiling from ear to ear the whole video. It’s lovely how I can relate to this as a Filipina. It made me nostalgic. I really like that white pillowcase with a tie-ribbon.

[@georginajessi6638]

I really like your videos. As a nigerian living abroad but not in a place that has other nigerians sometimes i feel like i loose myself, your videos give me a sense of peace😊

[@annapires991]

Girl, you are a breath of fresh air for this content genre in this platform!! I'm from Brazil, so a little far from you (lol) but there were scenes in your routine that went "ooohhh yeah yeah, same!" in a way that I've been missing! Thank you for filming, editing and posting your content, these are very nice and calming! Happy 2024 for you and yours!

[@Mommabear30]

This was so warm. Felt like a hug. A warm cup of coffee… a breath of fresh air. Authentic. Introverted American Black woman and sometimes you dread getting out… but our bodies let us know when it’s time. ❤❤. I’m subscribing!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you 🥹🙏❤️❤️

[@cherrydrop7025]

Introverts of the world unite! Separately! In our own rooms! 🫶🏻🇳🇬

[@biancan653]

greetings from venezuela! i really like seeing cute vlogs from non-american ppl, it encourages me to create my own some day :D

[@han5234]

I'm unfortunately housebound now due to illness but your day looks so similar to how mine used to be here in England! Church, shopping, cooking, chores. Even the same perfume and skincare haha. I guess people are similar all over the world! I get lonely and depressed being stuck in my house alone every day but this vlog was really comforting! I've subscribed and look forward to watching more of your videos. God bless 😊

[@Cindy99765]

Hope you're feeling okay now

[@KevinM913]

Thank you for taking time to encourage others. Hope your depression soon lifts and you can find peace and joy in some way.

[@ldbee9]

I love how the internet connects us to people all over the world

[@paquitaelmaestro1576]

This is very relaxing, I suffer from depression and watching videos like these in those self isolating moments make it less lonely for me. ❤

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

I’m glad you found this relaxing Sending you so much love & hugs.🫂❤❤

[@Kreolevybz]

You made everything so clean and nice with the satchet water ♥️ I am African American. I have visited Nigeria once and I remember seeing satchet water for the first time. I am happy to see these type of videos from Nigeria. I watch a lot of content about Africa & a lot of influencers have done a great job showing the general modernizations of the cities…but we have yet to know anything on personal level about the lives of individuals who live in the city. Your content is especially different because we always see portrayal of African women’s life in a family set up, but here you are in your own peaceful space, creating the best with what you have.

[@flawlessmogul9719]

I can’t even shout! The bread+egg+tea with indomitable noodles and pure water brings so much memories. Introvert here who felt something was wrong with her living in Lagos.🎉

[@158freeprints]

as a west african that loves aesthetic vlogs, this makes me so happy 😊

[@aalaaibrahim2485]

As a North Africa from Egypt i'm so glad that i found your channel it's so refreshing and may be i should visit Nigeria someday ❤ wish all the best to our beautiful continent 🌍❤

[@dynodaniibitesx3]

I always see these kinds of life as an introvert videos from Korea or Japan and so pleased to see one from Nigeria!! I love seeing the beautiful gentle lives people live all around the world. yours is no exception, immediate follow :) ❤

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much!!❤️🙏

[@heaven-2563]

As a person brown person, it is refreshing to see brown and black girls making aesthetic content like this. May God keep u the healthiest and all the very best for your content creating journey. Sending lots of love

[@RogerWyatt365]

I have to say that I am fascinated by how meticulous you are with everything! So organized, so thoughtful, so precise. Thank you for sharing.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

🥹🥹 Thanks so much ❤

[@kateyu5]

I like watching how people live in countries around the world, and your video simply shows how you live in Nigeria. I was very interested because feel a little tired of luxury vlogs from Paris or New York. Your city, your food and home routine is unique and very interesting. Hello from Saint-Petersburg!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much!🥰🥰🥰

[@THERESEALMSTROM]

My favorite combos on bread: Tomatoes and herb salt on hard bread or cheese and bell pepper On soft bread: avocado and tomatoes with lemon pepper 🥳

[@snoopchan]

keep the vlogs coming! as someone from a third world country and also coming from a lower middleclass background, i feel represented. thank you for offering something genuine and fresh here on youtube ❤

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank youuu❤️❤️❤️

[@Thesilentvoice...]

Hey! I'm Nigerian and seeing a youtuber who's reserved and creative as you makes me feel seen :). You are doing a incredible job with your channel, I just came across it today and had to subscribe! I get a warm relatable feeling when I watch your videos as I see myself in you. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

This means so much🥺 Thank you 🙏❤️

[@leratomaphoto8347]

I usually never comment on KZbin, but girl this is some PhD content right here 😍So soothing, just wow! Much love from South Africa.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

This means so much!🥺 I am thankful!❤❤

[@raspberryp]

It’s so interesting to see what life is like in Nigeria. I’m introverted half Nigerian half Japanese girl. I’ve lived in Japan my whole life and never visited Nigeria before, but your vlog and aesthetic feel homey somehow!

[@powerpuff4ever]

Honestly really great to see this kind of content in a lesser seen community. Along with adding some much needed diversity to the soft living vlogger space, it’s giving us a peek at a country that many people don’t really view without the posturing of the hype-rich, super westernized lens I’ve seen from other Nigerian KZbinrs

[@tgwthfy]

thank you for bringing us some soothing, peaceful content! I've been feeling very disillusioned with all the rich influencers who simply flaunt how much money they have and are very loud. this is exactly the content we need right now: down-to-earth and realistic while still being quiet and peaceful!

[@angelang3510]

It's really so interesting to see how life is so different and yet similar in some ways on the other side of the world! Thanks for showing us a slice of Nigeria. 😊

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

My pleasure anytime pls❤️ Thanks for watching!🥰

[@jacksyer1649]

I know you might be getting tired of me saying this, but I'm really impressed with the quality of you videos. I love seeing them. You are very professional in the way you shoot the clips and the way you put them together. Even your choice of music fits the video perfectly. You do have a talent for this! I love seeing a view into your life. Some things are different and some things are the same as here in the United States. I've been watching your videos for a long time and enjoying them. Now I feel like I know a little about you and that is sweet. I'm looking forward to the next one!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Get tired of hearing that?! Definitely not🥺 As a matter of fact, it helps me. I’m so thankful for your kind words. I find them encouraging 🥺. Thanks a lot for supporting your baby. I’m thankful 🙏☺️

[@kebab_spider]

I usually don't get recommended youtube videos from African countries and it was so relaxing and nice to get a glimpse of what daily life looks like in Nigeria

[@Eludia]

I'm a British person & I love, love love these kind of vlogs. I adore learning about other cultures & how people live their lives in other countries, its fascinating! Also I didn't realise their was Spar in Nigeria, we have them in Britain too!

[@alixmeek8478]

And Soap and Glory toiletries!

[@ilikecheese579]

I'm so happy when i see people that are openly christian on the internet

[@deniseooffor]

I think you’re the only person that gets vlogging right. It’s so smooth and aesthetically pleasing.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Haha, this is a big flatter!🤭 I think everyone style of vlogging depends on what they are comfortable with though but thank you so much 🙈🥰

[@prettytopia]

Fr lol none of that "so guyzzz...you guyzzz" nonsense

[@INSPIRITM]

So cool to see what life in Nigeria is like for you. It's different from my life as a woman in Germany and yet not at all. So soothing to see, that all us introverts want is some peace and quiet :D We have a type of egg "sandwhich" in Germany, that's called "strammer Max" (engl. "strong Max" Max is a male name) which is a piece of German bread with a slice of ham and topped with a fried egg. Also, I just googled that the name originated from the southern German way of calling a male's excited genitalia "strammer Max" in 1910 and then transferred to the sandwhich bc it is apparently such a hearty and envigorating meal....Well, I could have gone my whole life not knowing that. Now I regret googling it and you all have to suffer knowing this piece of useless info with me. You're welcome! Keep up the cool vlogs - You have a new subscriber

[@cupcakecupcake9916]

😂 lol, thanks for sharing that info😊

[@EmpressNatiLocs]

Thanks KZbin algorithm for suggesting this lovely video. I love watching the day in the life videos so imagine my surprise when it was from Nigeria. As a Black woman in the US, this gave me all the feels. I love seeing people like me doing things and sharing their lives. Don’t get to see other countries as much so I really enjoyed this. Gonna subscribe ❤

[@jifunzekiingerezanadorothy]

The peace that comes over me when I watch these videos ❤

[@sajou_lilycake]

ive always had the mindset that majority of foreigners hate africa and nigeria specifically especially because they dont have a lot of knowledge on the continent, and the news tends to only broadcast the bad side but this video found the right audience for the first time in my life I don't feel bad about saying I'm also Nigerian and I live in Nigeria, because of the bad experiences I've had with foreigners online or with foreigners that literally live in Nigeria thanks for this lovely vlog miss, i love it ❤

[@izzy4492]

i'm from brazil and the water in sachet is such a good idea, had never thought of it!! water gets cut a lot in my house too, this would be so useful. cool to see vlogs from nigeria, the food seems similar to what we eat here in brazil

[@anamoralsb]

I love this video!! 'Days in my life' from people that aren't US/EU based are so fun!!! I would really like it if you gave us some voiceover to learn a little more about your culture and lifestyle in Nigeria (the church heels are very common in my home country)

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

I’m glad you find this fun🙈😁 On the aspect you mentioned, well noted☺️ Thanks❤❤

[@akataa]

Just came across your channel...ahhh, the akadas and maruwas, the no running water, the low fuel. I miss home so much! People don't understand how tiring it is just to leave the house in Lagos.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

🤭😁

[@siawes]

This was just recommended to me and within 30 seconds I subscribed to your channel. The combination of Japanese cartoons, and the general Japanese aesthetic with simplicity and organization, contrasted upon the backdrop of Nigeria is so beautiful and calming. I thank you for your pure refreshing creativity! from somebody from Seattle, Washington, USA.

[@iasedjes]

south african in asia atm.. i must say, i really loved this vlog.. seeing fellow africans making such content warms my heart.. i've been skipping through so many peoples' videos, but i watched this one in its entirety.. so comforting, so healing!!

[@BlakeDoll-n9n]

In the USA we add mayonnaise, and salt and pepper to the boiled eggs to make egg salad and also yellow mustard

[@melissakangel]

Hello from an American living in Germany. Thanks for sharing the days in your life. I've also been struggling with going outside lately, and every morning I wake up tired with no energy... watching your video helped me and made me feel less alone with my feelings.

[@bozumoyo3277]

British Nigerian here, soo so glad I've come across this channel, thank you Lord for Morenikeji ahaha!!Stay blessed and keep doing what you do best on here it's real comforting to watch! 💯🙌🏾

[@sharonkelvin1673]

Wow i didn't know we can have so much aesthetic vlogs living in Nigeria. Your video is soothing ☺️

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you!!😍

[@cloudsurfer73]

Yeah, same. Glad this popped up as a suggested video.

[@potipotiron]

I'm pretty sure I've never seen any content related to Nigeria until now. I'm so happy to discover new interesting things and new people. Can't wait to see more of your country (bonus point if we can see more recipes)❤❤❤ Have a nice day

[@yesseo-n4b]

So cute and aesthetic ! Feel great to see my people do this ! Love from a senegalese girl !!!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Aww, thanks so much Lots of love from my end too! I’m so thankful ❤❤❤

[@DestinyBrownies]

The panic I felt when you said you were running out of gas and the noodles weren’t done 😭 this video is so calming and beautiful and Nigeria looks beautiful. I am mixed on my mom’s side and did a DNA test to see what I’m made of and I have Nigerian in me. Ever since I found out I’ve wanted to learn as much as possible! Thank you for sharing a peak into your life!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

😩😂 Aww, love thisss🥰

[@shittymcrvids3119]

I live in Germany and love seeing these videos from all over the world, especially from countries I don't know much about. You make great content!

[@Summer_and_Rain]

I really know nothing about Nigeria, so it was fun to see how similar it is to Denmark, even if the style of buildings and transportation are a bit different

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank youuuu☺️🥰

[@pureheartbadass]

the fact that youtubevideos can be posted from absolutely anywhere in the world and still people move to nyc/la/london to show their life their, is so depressing, so any time, someone shares their life somewere else, i immediately adore it. i want glimpses into all kinds of different lives and places!! that's what these are for!!

[@Gibbubuctvyuv]

Just stumbled on to this video and was very interested to see how life is in such a country as Nigeria! I didn’t know anything about it before It was nice seeing your day-to-day activities and so sad to see how hard it is to access water and gas:( I hope one day everyone on this Earth has easy access to clean water🙏🏻 Thank you for this video and greetings from Russia!

[@prettytopia]

There is clean water in Nigeria, the only problem is that you need electricity to get it into the pipes and there isn't always electricity unless you're rich and can afford solar power 😅

[@fulyaarkan8500]

Gosh she washed the all dishes without running water 👏 you are my hero 😢😍

[@Nataliagonzalezhuelva]

1st time I've seen an aesthetic vlog about African life, such a fresh new wave among tons of Western and Asian ones. Please keep doing videos like this ❤

[@peacerealization5213]

Hey! First off, you have made your home such a lovely living environment: it's truly admirable. 🥰 I am sorry you were plagued with the water problem earlier in this video. I'm Kenyan and have gone through it many times before. It is really frustrating, especially for someone who strives to be organized and clean. It is highly impressive how you just roll with the punches and continue to vlog your day-to-day, including having to buy the water sachets. 😊👏

[@sabraena]

5:33 ok thats amazing that u were able to use sachet water to wash all the dishes!!!!! In my country when water is cut off i just give up on everything shdjdhdjjdjdjd

[@ananyadutta1154]

This is the first time that I am getting to watch a video of the kind I admire from Nigeria. The place reminded me of my home country India. I will love to see more of the videos from your end.

[@emibud1055]

Hey this video got recommended to me today and I'm so glad I watched it! I live in London and I share my house (rent is crazy here in your 20s haha) and I've never been to Nigeria but I felt a real sense of connection with you when watching your video. And it was so calming. And I love seeing other people's daily routines and I realise we are all just trying to make it along haha. I feel less alone! Thank you for this, and I have now subscribed! I love the anime cutscenes too!

[@eudeniseteixeira]

Hi Mo, youtube recommended your video to me on Sunday and I've been watching since then I really like your content, makes me very peaceful. Thanks a lot❤

[@ChindaAmadi]

Your channel is simple albeit klassy and unique. Reminds me of myself as an introvert who is always alone but never lonely.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

“always alone but never lonely” trueee💯❤️ And, thank youuu 🙏

[@88kayleigh]

Happy to see this come up on my feed! I watch a lot of vlogs like this style but yours is the first I’ve seen come up from an African country! It’s so fun to take a peek at what ordinary life is like for people around the world, reminds us of how we are connected! ❤

[@kikovazquez7277]

I just love you Sister Mo and have for some years now. I can only imagine how much work you had to put in to produce a video this intricate and professional. You do a fantastic job! I do understand what you are doing with this vlog, I only wish you could do it with more of yourself on camera and even talking on camera - you're a star and your music reactions featuring your beauty and wonderful personality got most of us here. But I understand this is something different and it is highly stylized. Anyway, I'm an older guy - nah, I'm an old guy - also living alone now in Los Angeles, CA., a monster city as chaotic as Lagos. I'm a little bit physically challenged after spinal surgery, but nothing I have to complain about that a live-in girlfriend or wife couldn't solve - at least if she can cook, clean and organize like you do. Your video made me hungry - it's late in L.A. - almost tomorrow already, and I haven't eaten since this morning - so being lazy and not very talented to cook, I'll sign off and throw a frozen dinner in the microwave. Until next time......my best to you Mo!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much for your very kind words. I’ll also work on the areas you mentioned - on showing myself and talking more. And thanks for the support as well, i do not take the support for granted at all. Thanks a lot🥹🙏🙏

[@princesski96]

So refreshing to watch this type of vlog content from a different part of the world than what I’m used to viewing all the time. Thank you for sharing! 🤍

[@misterjk]

Happy for another post from you! So sorry about the breakup and feeling lethargic. That damn water too. Sending positive vibes. Everything gets better in time. So many people viewed your last room makeover post! Its nice to see it all settled in and looking good. I guess if the next post is your birthday vlog your actual birthday will happen before it. Happy birthday when it comes, have a great time 🎉 Look forward to the next post. So chill 😊

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Aww🥺🥹 You’re so kind 🥺 Thank you so much🙏☺️

[@DesPoissonsDansLaTete]

this feels so cosy. thank you for showing us your way of life, i feel thankful to be able to see how people live in Nigeria. there is so much prejudice and false ideas about how african people live their daily life. so thank you for sharing and for inviting us in your life for a few minutes. sending so much love all the way from france ♡

[@silvershoes9724]

Hi there from England ❤ it is really interesting to see these glimpses into your life. I think here we take it for granted that we have very few interruptions to our water supply, and are able to use it to bathe and cook whenever we wish to. I like the look of your church, it looks like a happy and joyous place to worship at, very different in some ways to my reserved Catholic Church here! I also like an egg sandwich! I like to have vegan mayonnaise with mine, even though I am not actually vegan, I think it tastes better than the real thing! Best wishes 😊❤

[@Tuoyoede]

Only a few minutes in and I already love the vibe of your vlog. It's very chill and I like the cute cartoon clips in between ❤.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thanks so much 😊❤️

[@finashone7732]

So so happy to see your channel! I’m a Nigerian also looking to start a channel similar to this someday, so I’m so happy to see your work! It’s so cute 🥰 And it’s wonderful to find a Christian girl proud to show her faith as well! ❤ I pray that God blesses you and brings you even closer to Him through all this in Jesus’ name. 🤗 New subscriber

[@glacousxx]

Thank you these videos are so realistic and nice . As an Asian we love our african brothers and sisters. And my friends are from nigeria so love ❤ and blessings for you .

[@ronlittle578]

I find this vlog so interesting! Able to have an experience of a different culture without traveling. Thanks Mo!

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Happy to hear this! Thanks a lot🥳☺️

[@bulbyfera]

I can’t believe a Nigerian in Nigeria finally brought me Asian vibes! You go girl! I love this kind of calm videos.

[@fave_spice]

I love how you effortlessly eat healthy, cooking your own meals and all... Kudos 👏🏻

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

I love it for me on weeks like this too cos on some days, it’s not the same🙈. Thank you so much ☺️ ❤

[@ana_nuk]

Me ha encantado que éste video haya cruzado hasta el otro lado del mundo y te haya visto en los recomendados de KZbin 😊, así puedo tener una perspectiva distinta que tenemos de África. Sigue así. Saludos desde Chile🇨🇱 (América Latina). Pd: me apena que se te haya cortado el agua, un derecho básico y tan necesario😢. Ojalá haya mejorado (disculpas por no escribirte en inglés pero no sé escribirlo muy bien😞)

[@mimidp2649]

This is my first video of yours and I think the first ever Nigerian vlog I’ve seen. Beautiful, relatable and peaceful without being unrealistic (never seen such an aesthetic video before with, for instance, water going off!). Never seen those water pouches before either, I imagine washing up with them is a real skill and I was so impressed by your determination to get that done & with such a beautiful result, I’d have procrastinated longer than you haha! Thanks for your video, I will subscribe 😊

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much for your kind words!🙈🥰 I really appreciate this.❤❤❤

[@frustwisted]

Watching from Australia as a fellow introvert! Thank you so much for sharing a snippet of what I normally don't get to see a lot :)

[@ogochukwujacinta3654]

This seems like a movie, I was glued to the end. Btw, I love how you invest in quality things.

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Aww, thank you🙏🥰

[@fabianabedreski5538]

These kind of vlogs are so mood saving for me, please never stop making videos, you're amazing 🙏💜

[@lorenasoares9380]

youtube recommended this video and im in love! the way you romanticize your days is awesome, is very fresh and please continue the good work! sending hugs from brazil 🫶🫶

[@margaritasmagina7144]

Your channel is wonderful. Thank you for posting this! Hope they restored running water soon enough… Hugs from a girl living alone all the way in Seattle ❤

[@m_o_renikejitaiwo]

Thank you so much🥹🙏❤

[@stacey_d]

I clicked on your video because I have a student from Nigeria. I thought it would be interesting to experience a little bit of his culture. I especially enjoyed seeing the church service with praise and worship. This is also an important part of my life. Thank you for taking us all on a trip through your part of the world. It was very enjoyable.

[@marinak4452]

Thanks for sharing! Love seeing a look into the day to day life of people living in other countries and of other cultures. This is not something accessible through other forms of media (news, movies, etc.), due to a lack of representation or inaccurate representations. Learning about or experiencing other countries and cultures is so important, and you offer us a way to do that (travel is not exactly an option for most of us, obviously). Your country is beautiful and P.S. I love your editing style!

[@Soullynatural]

I love seeing these videos! In particular I love the way you use anime to transition- that’s brilliant! Also love seeing someone from a country that I don’t ever see! ❤❤❤

[@sam-nc5ou]

I'm half Nigerian but I've never been to the country before and I love aesthetic vlogs so you can imagine how happy I am to have found your channel! ❤ I subscribed immediately

[@QQ-re1ix]

you are my first Nigerian vlog youtuber! I’m glad I found your channel as an Korean introvert. I love your cooking!

[@claudiarusso6702]

What a sweet vlog. One of my dearest and nicest friends is Nigerian! Thru her I have learned so much about Nigeria and it's fabulous people and food! Thank you for sharing your daily living, it's sweet, simple, about family and church, eating simple good food and taking care of yourself. It's beautiful! Thank you for sharing, a new delighted subscriber.🎉😂❤