Nigerian Adventures of an IJGB with Idara Idemeko

[@Tariqfas]

This was nice to watch, honestly, one of the reasons why it seems like Nigerians that go abroad make it is simply because basic necessities are met, you don't have to worry about things such as light, internet, and some few things, whereas in Nigeria, we have to provide most of these things ourselves, also our colonization mindset lets us or make us automatically believe that people that grew up abroad are better than us, so when they come back to Nigeria, it's always a bit hard to acclimate to the environment, I often feel sorry for most of them honestly, Nice podcast btw, I love how you guys just had fun with it.

[@theolajola]

Her sharing details about her abuse shows how much she has grown past it and how she wants other victims to know they are not alone. Well done Idara👏.

[@isaacoyejinmi5507]

You know what...I am less than ten minutes into this, and I love it! I love her confidence and awareness 😘

[@favourolusola2943]

Idara is a very beautiful woman. I enjoyed watching this a lot.

[@CommonSenseSisters]

Proud of Idara for leaving that DV situation and being bold to share her story as well.

[@victoriaoreye4699]

Goshhhh ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love you so much Tay like I’ve watched all the episodes and watching again . God bless you so much 🙏🥇❤️❤️🥰

[@Klynic]

first timer here.... I love the energy T👌👌

[@dr.1956]

I didn't want the episode to end.. absolutely love it

[@chisommaduike]

I loved this conversation, Taymesan!

[@UgoTheGoGo]

I felt like I was you and Idara's friend. Loved this episode. 🤎

[@fisayozainab]

Enjoyed the one with aunty Nse now I love this too, keep it coming ❤️❤️❤️

[@sharonoti]

I really enjoyed this episode the authenticity that you guys gave was really good can’t wait for today’s episode

[@teawithtaypodcast2627]

It's out💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@SylviaChuku]

Resonated with the name change part, I've done the same thing! Great episode 😊

[@teawithtaypodcast2627]

Thanks

[@chiomaezechukwu]

A beautiful conversation

[@BlackRoyalPictures]

I LOVED this episode way more than I expected! You guys KILT it. There are so many quotes I wanted to highlight bhet I no fit. Very well done 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@artwithymd.]

Beautiful conversation. Can’t wait to see what the next episode brings 👏🏽👏🏽

[@amiichoku1304]

Yes, you're doing great!

[@ivyparkivypark8643]

I want more episode tay 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I love watching dis

[@bellasperfumediaries]

I love how the topics switch easily Enjoyed this alot

[@teawithtaypodcast2627]

Thank you

[@biyereeunice9602]

Totally enjoyed this episode, I laughed sooo much.

[@jamilsesay3063]

❤️ beautiful conversation 🇸🇱🙏

[@jiyamabo]

Solid interview. But why do I feel like this interview was incomplete? When are you posting the full version?

[@JamilaDauraLifestyle]

I grew up in Nigeria, but the first time I took keke in kano in 2008 God! One could swear I was high, I laughed through out the trip. The man was confused! Goshhhhh

[@Rumbu_P]

🤣🤣😅 you were just intrigued by it. What part in Kano did you live in. Presently working in Kano

[@JamilaDauraLifestyle]

​@@Rumbu_P I lived in the Airport quarters, right after Ashton road.

[@Rumbu_P]

@@JamilaDauraLifestyle niceee. quiet and serene area. I stay at Bompai

[@ChelsiCatherine]

Notification gang!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@tomiakoni3911]

Is Azeez accent guy from Offair with Gbemi and Toolz? Or it's just my ears?

[@qveenoge2051]

I enjoyed this episode 👌

[@maixan3072]

Enjoyed the episode! This Azeez is he same accent guy from on air with Gbemi and Toolz?? He sounds familiar 😄

[@toksokus1717]

Taymesan ooooooo "Dem say dey no do again" lmaoooooooooooo

[@chiomachukwulobe456]

Brilliant guest I must say! IG handle please?

[@mz_bi]

Jesus Tamisan i love you but LET HER TALK NAOO😭

[@chinenyeegbe2108]

It's easier to live a comfortable average life abroad but there are more opportunities to blow here because we have more problems

[@hughmomah2653]

I needed this episode to be longer

[@victoriaamoye]

America gives you the opportunity to work for what you need but still the only difference is infrastructure. We have basic needs within our reach.

[@doramartinsworld.498]

I love T but I wanted her to talk more at some points. He was cutting in a lot🥲

[@Morrhhh]

“How does it feel to be a broke IJGB” Taymesan abeg 🤣🤣🤣

[@anitaambi4536]

True, I wish he'd allow her speak her truth. The "butt ins" is too much

[@etukseno1513]

Temisan your sense of humour is wild😂😂😂😂 your expressions should be studied😂

[@funmiAire]

Pls I take God beg you , can it be longer as per let’s see the end na . The thing just Dey cut suddenly .

[@allaboutwomenaaw.2440]

I love ur pod

[@estherudoh6459]

Beautiful one

[@etukseno1513]

Almost every Warri person is a tough lover but we give joy to those who needs it, we sense their need for it😂 and we give it even without us knowing. Na our Nature.😂

[@sose9601]

Help me please! IJGB full meaning? Thank you.

[@lacy4035]

I just got back

[@sose9601]

@@lacy4035 thank you. These acronyms.

[@toluwanimionYT]

taymesan oooo he say do you have money now

[@driziiD]

oh these are not the full episodes lol

[@onuohaada3608]

Me tooooo I prefer bikes to cars

[@orogbinije2542]

Wait , is this Azeez accent guy from off air ?

[@littimewithpam545]

❤️❤️

[@Fels19]

2weeks relationship 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 taymesan sorryyyyyyy😂😂😂 but e funny

[@ionlyfeel1665]

its the no ohhh for me

[@lifewithnatu]

Aunty don't forget to defuct tax biko, retails $1000 in 2weeks you must be a manager or on commission or you have two jobs. Retail hardly pay up to $15/hr plus they don't give over time like that

[@numokeji8023]

Temisan is so right ! African children are trained not to speak back to their parents it’s typical. However, education and exposure can create a room for decent conversations btw patents and children with children airing their views respectfully which is read to see with white children .

[@MyKunbi]

Wish you had let her talk a little bit more without cutting her off, especially when it got to her abuse. It feels like it could have gotten a lot deeper but then you interrupt and give a little lecture on women being abused and unable to leave due to financial insecurity…to the person who lived it?? Guy come on na.

[@sose9601]

He is learning.. Fine tuning and honing his raw talents. Everyone isn't innate empathetic. And she clearly appreciates all the support he gave her during that phase of her life. And truly we as ladies,we need our money.

[@sandraakinnadeju3280]

Dont know how this got into my reccomended but why is Teymesan disguising...tea with tay, who would have thought! Glad we here!

[@teawithtaypodcast2627]

😂😂😂

[@JanetYabuwat]

You were interrupting her too much 😫 Please let your guest finish their sentences before you interject

[@MrBiyi]

ok been calling her lucy since js1 sorry bud will change it to idara from now on but u will always be lucy to me btw

[@enne2106]

Why? Because you have an accent?😭

[@vio4025]

If US is as rosy as Idara is saying why did she come back to Naija

[@AbujaYummyMummy]

Broke IJGB, sadly most of us were 🤣

[@YemiAyodeji]

Yea, I get what she's saying about being an adult from 16 abroad. Imagine having to make critical life decisions at 16, move out from home and all that bad then someone asking me to buy pepper on my way way back from work😅😅😅😅😅

[@kelechikingsleyokangba3232]

😂😂😂

[@1Ladychisom_CSN]

Laughs

[@constanceabbey]

Truly most Nigerian parents are extremely domineering, I can’t even explain it you’d just feel sort of awkward to be ‘an adult ‘ before them. Very repressive and truly messes with you mentally tbh.

[@constanceabbey]

Yeah I get what Taymesan means you just rather find a way around an issue to prove your point rather than argue with them but it’s more of a respect thing, than ‘fearing’ them as they think. Lol

[@AwomKenneth]

title suggestion: Adventures of a Nigerian IJGB with.....

[@sali9182]

I listened to this entire episode and I cringed alot at some of your "jokes" to your friend., You were so shady with your quips and comments to her Cleary yáll are friends and can tease each other but many times I was like "this Temisan no get chill oo" . But she was a great sport so ....

[@henriettaiwuji]

Children raised in Nigeria are completely different from children raised abroad. Nigerians parents are often repressive and domineering. Nigerian children are almost brought up not to have a voice or an opinion. Kids abroad are taught to be vocal and independent from a very young age. I mean in Nigeria, calling an older person by name is considered disrespectful even when you are in your 30s. I think that Nigerian parent can do better when it comes to grooming their kids. This is not to say that some Nigerian parents aren’t getting it right, a lot of them aren’t though.

[@teawithtaypodcast2627]

👌🏾

[@canesugar911]

Nothing wrong with not addressing older people by their names as a sign of respect. It os is a common practice all over the world save for western countries. You are in your 30s not the alpha and omega.

[@henriettaiwuji]

@@canesugar911 That’s all you took from this? Lol 😂 😂😂 wow!

[@canesugar911]

@@henriettaiwuji "wow" is all you could say about my comment? 🤣smh

[@numokeji8023]

Pls it’d be better the host and guest put away using profane words like the “f” word. Thanks.