Nigerian Father | Part 1| Vlog | Vlogumentary

[@jessicadesoto3564]

Let’s Go❤❤❤

[@Mothergoodfoot]

Watching this is so inspiring sis. I can really feel your heart and passion in this and it's such a beautiful testament to the evolution of you in the journey you've been on. I'm truly proud of you!!! ❤

[@Unpopulr]

@@Mothergoodfoot thank you. It's a labor of love and healing all at the same time. I hope you enjoy part 2!

[@coachielala]

Thanks for sharing

[@Unpopulr]

Thank you for watching.

[@Unpopulr]

@@coachielala Stay tuned for part 2!

[@bikopoindexter-hodge7165]

Thank you for showing and sharing this. Very insightful and powerful.

[@Unpopulr]

Thank you for your feedback. 😊

[@bikopoindexter-hodge7165]

@@Unpopulr Your very welcome ☺

[@Unpopulr]

@bikopoindexter-hodge7165 if you know anyone dealing with this similar issue, I encourage you to share. If not stay tuned for part 2 and 3. 😊

[@YourFaveLifeCoach798]

So touched! Grateful to be able to partner with you on this journey, Iyore! ❤

[@iamNonye]

Watching this was a cinematic joy. I found myself immersed in your story, touched not only by the details but by the authenticity with which you shared it. Your growth, resilience, and self-awareness are truly inspiring, and I feel grateful to have been there during your Akata obsession and I am now even more excited to witness the next chapters of your life unfold. Thank you for your openness, your courage to be vulnerable. I resonated with it DEEPLY my friend...but wait. Imma need a part 2. Why are we no longer proud to be Nigerian?! Looking forward to the next upload! keep SHININGGGG

[@Unpopulr]

@MCFAE I could cry. Thank you so much. This is such a hard things to do sometimes. I always say I don't have all the answers and I'm not an expert but I know my experience and I know I'm supposed to tell certain stories that aren't the norm but please Jesus. Thank you so much for your works. Part 2 locked and loaded. Let me know if you connect with that as well. ❤️