DIASPORANS MUST WATCH BEFORE VISITING NIGERIA

[@shirleysmith3540]

Sis Bridget when I came to Nigeria last year before the pandemic, I stayed in a hotel with My Hubby because of security reasons. I love my Mother and Father in law but My Hubby knew I was at risk staying in the village. Everything you are saying is so true. My best friend Sister and her church members were gathered up by the American Embassy to fly out immediately because of danger lurking around them after they were exposed. 🇺🇸 I love Nigeria. It's a country of beautiful people and culture. I pray one day soon it will be free of all these troubles soon. 🇺🇸

[@sikiratomisakin1722]

Amen IJMN.

[@favour6429]

I'm glad someone is begging Nigerian to be humble. Nigerians needs to learn that you don't have to look rich to be rich. Loud it lady B

[@Brinkaaa23]

Yr friendship is sooo lovely

[@Lady_Tee15]

Exactly

[@GraftedTechnologyJoy]

Thanks Obodo Oyibo TV. The last time I went home, I entered a bus from Lagos to the East. Mmmm wahala... the bus driver hated me. He has never seen me before o. Just my appearance, he said I work in Oil Company. He said I am eating Nigeria oil money. I was just praying not to get hurt. Nigerians will definitely know if you fall in from Obodo Oyibo. No be JuJu be that !!!

[@geina4412]

Your actually right. Spent 15 years in the UK but because I was an Army brat I can speak Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo. Immediately I came out of the airport I wrapped my wrappa on top my trouser and found my way to my hotel. But the mistake I made was not taking my tag off, on my way to the East at that Benin underpass the police kept us for two hours. The driver took me aside and told me it's because of my tag. I quickly paid them and destroyed the tag. Fast forward now I have my ankara dress and slippers, I go to one of the local bus terminals and travel home. Easy no stress.

[@cheesecakeonice]

Nigeria! Such a beautiful country with so much controversy.. my husband couldnt sleep till I got back safely to the United states..meanwhile I was busy walking around taking pictures of everything 😄.. only for me to get a cautionary text from the United states embassy I was like what is happening.😮..regardless I love Nigeria and am not even Nigerian my step father is 😄..I just hope the country gets better ..We pray for a better Africa and a better Nigeria because if one African country succeeds All Africans succeed .

[@hadizaabdulkarim2547]

🤣🤣🤣 No speak I wanna, wanna. Nack pigeon English dey go🤣🤣🤣

[@oyinade7426]

Your friend is correct! No matter how you disguise dem still know. But me I’ve been lying low for a long time. I become hard core Naija once I get off the plane. No need to be forming. You need to be careful in Naija. Speaking phonetics has been a no no for years for me! Is better oh.

[@nursekdiary]

You’re right,very right sister... home is sweet no place like home May God let Nigeria 🇳🇬 be great again, that security,light,water and good roads is very important.....

[@sikiratomisakin1722]

Yes o

[@Afrodiaspora]

Bi iKu ile o pani. ti ode o le pani. True talk 👌🏼

[@wasiuisaac3689]

Beni jare

[@ngozidibia7278]

😄😄 put the "l wanna, wanna aside & speak pidgin english when you are visiting"

[@sherryderrywade7712]

I am NOT Nigerian ....there is no place like home. The soul rejoices when we arrive in our homeland

[@romaribasino]

My in-law, thank you for these tips abeg. My mind don calm small. I miss naija so much.

[@josephbrown1573]

I agree with you Abuja and Lagos are very safe ! The problem is when you travel down to the village especially in the East . You will start fearing your own village people .It is so sad!

[@patriciaakinyombo2256]

Thank you 4 ur advice. I really really love 9ja although I’m not a Nigerian My 9jA husband is so afraid of going home. I know we must take security precautions in Nigeria but he’s totally frightened of going home.

[@winifred1231]

I am enjoying your tips sis B. I can't afford to travel with my little kids this time, the securityis not smiling in Nigeria. Let me just respect myself and hold my side in the UK and wanna wanna myself 😁😁😁😁. I wish you safe trip back home to your family sis 😘😘😘

[@iamalight1ofuk395]

Thank you sister B, for your advice, tips and safety guide. May God continue to give you wisdom to support us intellectual.

[@cynthiar6917]

You are never so happy as when you are in Nigeria with your friends and family. I have watched your videos from each visit and there is just a light about you. You can tell you are Home. Thank you for the advise it is much appreciated. And you look stunning . May God continue to Bless you.

[@Shayoyeye5223]

Sister B, I believe that file would have appeared if you had “greased someone’s palms”…. Don’t be surprised that someone else has collected that gratuity on your behalf…🤦🏾‍♀️😬 I like that “ loose the British accent” my children are already learning the 9ja accent from all the “Mark Angel comedy” 😂 It can be so hard to “blend in” when you have kids with you sha. Even those who have never left 9ja before fit do accent more than those who live abroad 😏

[@shirleysmith3540]

Sis Bridget you are absolutely right. Nigerians need to speak up about what is happening in Nigeria. I am married to a Amazing Nigerian Hubby and it's hard living there and people are afraid to speak up. But this is the only way a change for the people will happen. How long is this going to go on ? Please our Nigerian family, you have to let the World know. Thank you Sis Bridget for the information on coming home to Nigeria. ❤🇺🇸

[@emmanuelefemena2959]

People coming to social media that are Nigerians spoiling their country name everywhere in the world running out of their country,can't they come back to Nigeria to fight government if they really want better things for Nigeria,why are they living their country spoiling the name of their country that's the reason when they heard you are from Nigeria they will not like to associate with you. I don't blame them is how you people spoiling the name of your country on social media.

[@sandrahill3733]

😂😂😂 this made me laugh, Sis said “keep your britico English”

[@christibark9511]

File Disappeared, someone has claimed the gratuity as well. Same in other countries. Taxes are paid but IRS staff can manipulate it & "adjust" it to suit the payee's pocket so that 10% can be paid. My sister Man must live!! I fell off my chair with laughter about the removal of luggage tags. Very True Thanks for drawing attention to it

[@bimpeo818]

Thanks for sharing these safety tips with us sister Briggie. I never understand the need for diasporan people to show off whenever they travel to Nigeria. It was fun watching you and your friend. I laughed all the video.

[@jokebalogun6932]

All you have said is true God help us in Nigeria but the rest of us are here though not relocating anywhere yet. Nigeria is sweet when you have a good source of income.

[@AUGUSTERGOLD]

No place like home jare. I dey miss Nigeria abeg 😭😭😭😭

[@ObodoOyinboTv007]

Pele🤗🤗🤗

[@jesseakhile3639]

Sis B,u nor dey fall my hands.Your blog is always informative. Pls give Ms Jane a day to talk on your blog.She may choose any topic .

[@kokomama]

I love the background music

[@oluremikaffo9691]

Aunty B, you’re right oooooo . A friend of my late husband went home and he announce about his going to Nigeria so tey at the end of the day, they robbed him and shot him on the leg. He came back diaspora to spend millions on hospital and rehabilitation to be able to walk again.

[@cassl.8234]

So very sad. Good thing he's still alive to learn from his mistakes

[@oluremikaffo9691]

@@cassl.8234 my sister, he’s alive oooo but with limping legs.

[@labambou]

Thank you so much for this video. These advices do not only apply to Nigeria alone but also to other countries. I'm a diasporan Congolese man from the DRC and when I go to Kinshasa I follow exactly some of what you mentioned. I've to say however that apart from the Eastern and North Eastern regions of our country we don't face that level of insecurity you guys have in Nigeria, but still criminality is real. By the way, you and your friend really look beautiful.

[@fooddelighttvbyayinke]

Yes Nigeria is sweet I hope I to Nigeria one day sha thanks sis for sharing this amazing information

[@jacobtojuola1732]

Very useful and wise security advice….👍

[@ritausua9993]

Thanks sis. I've always removed the tag off my luggage immediately I arrived get my slippers ready.

[@lucianostephen1030]

God bless you Aunty Bridget...I totally agree with you on everything you said....Low key na d best

[@hob254]

Couldnot stop laughing. Thanks for sharing. Your friend is Beautiful.

[@mikeBassam]

Thank you for this insight Is a good advice .

[@Pampamskincare]

Thank you so much for this advice Sister B . God bless you richly ❤

[@omaryland5039]

You guys are very WONDERFUL all you said is true...I was home during xmas with my 2 girls as soon as we get to Lagos na igbo no English anymore all tags removed passport IN A HIDEOUT...short nika short jewelry one not blinkblink 😁👍👍👍 sneakers changed all went well no MASK tooo in some places... Home is sweet ojare..it worths coming....keep good work Y'ALL.....

[@patrickmose5099]

Thanks for sharing this important information as regards the Situation of Nigeria Now. 👍👌🤝. Many Thanks.

[@Chioma3288-c4o]

Sis Bridget oo! I came late for this. I enjoyed the gist 😅🤣😀😍

[@ednaokpara6994]

You are really a lovely person you are

[@karenmills5683]

You cracked me up " loose the accent "...great advice in all. Love your videos...🇬🇭🇺🇸🤩

[@holyghostbabe1212]

Thank you So so much for the information, is not cheap traveling home from diaspora, you spend 500£ for all the COVID-19 test. All what you said is truth, enjoy yourself and stay safe in Nigeria.

[@b.dasilva431]

Love Your Mood Nigeria will prevail ❤️🍦

[@folasadeadeseyoju4005]

many years ago. I went with 52 church members to Nigeria for conference. before Ieft I prayed that evil person will not see me and I won't see them. I carried most of my ankara and adire out fit. during my stay my accent changed to local accent and my skin darkened.

[@jummaimariamabu3939]

Thanks for sharing my sister all these things wey you talk na true I don know all thing I don know long time ago I dey even dress like house girl self trust Edo woman wey I be

[@CommonSenseSisters]

Firstly, both of you look so gorgeous 😁& Aunty B this your Friday attire 👗 is really beautiful☺️. When Aunty B begins to put on her ready 👓 glasses 9:10 just know you're in to receive wisdom loaded with common sense 🙌🏾 Everything both of you have said is so true, we hope people gather this tips. And it's also true that Nigerians (living in the country) can tell from your skin that you just came from abroad no matter how low profiled you're dressed or speak pidgin English , we know this because it was done to us too. Na so we dey deny ehhhh, but dem say "Na lie, with this kind of skin freshness no be Nigeria 🇳🇬 you dey live in" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for the airport tips too, we never knew removing luggage tags is advised. 👏🏽 we appreciate both of you for sharing this vital undiluted, honest information with us☺️

[@ijeomatilda8897]

Amen to 9ja,may God guide and protect that nation

[@eddyblancoabelekowa9929]

Woooow I love this ur KZbin channel, making alots of senses, this is good👍 I swear...God bless u beautiful woman

[@wsj6470]

I want to visit Nigeria with my daughter and stay in a village house,I see in the movies.It is possible to rent a house and a car for one month,to stay in Nigeria village to eat Nigerian food.It is a good idea ,I will be safe there.I love Nigerian people.

[@kwakuba9167]

Sister Bri. Long time. I go Ghana ooh. Right now Ghana, no light. Wahala everywhere.

[@toolu5149]

I love these queens watching this video gave me a good Saturday morning laugh

[@gantswood]

*Excellent tips LadyB*

[@maxinegill3828]

I love the fact you spoke the truth. I plan to travel there my hubby is a Nigerian so he keeps me aware of all the going ons. Currently theres alot of violence in Nigeria with the government. But i thank you for your honesty.

[@ise2178]

Humility is natural for me, but still see coming to Nigeria 🇳🇬 as a challenge!

[@sophia8482]

I totally agree that people need to speak the truth about the negative things that are happening in their countries. If people keep on smiling they'll keep on suffering. Please would someone post the name of the song at the beginning of the video.

[@colorfunch]

Thank you so much for this reassuring video, it’s such a pleasant surprise to see you traveled despite the bad News coming from there. I normally look forward to traveling with my kids but for the first time ever feel so scared. I think I will go by myself this time. I am happy to also learn that there are airport in every state, that will minimize my road travel.

[@som_girl6702]

You have such a beautiful soul as a friend. Great tips and info, thank you for sharing anty B

[@rosenrestored8428]

Thank you very much my greatly beautiful sis I really appreciate your advice my regards to your beautiful friend too may God bless you more.

[@elizabetpogukeen9038]

aunty B be giving me joy anyhow ...... God bless u ma

[@mercyojonathan]

Thank you for sharing your trip with us 🤩

[@gilbertigiehon1744]

Thanks so much Bridget for this valuable information. East or West, home is the best.

[@hob254]

The skin shines o. Moreover is God that guides. But one has to be careful too and vigilant.

[@FunmiWilliamsMusicMinistries]

Both of you are so beautiful! ❤🥰

[@zainabmusah3266]

Thanks for the information, Bridget. You are doing a great job 👏

[@Graceali875]

Aunty B...true talk ooo...plus I like this your background song...😆

[@Yamu299]

Nice proggrame .You advice and make fun thankyou

[@mixedblessingsam8708]

Great tips. Better safe than sorry. Travel only if absolutely important. My friend's father received armed robbers because it was leaked she was going home. Don't find out the hard way.

[@timeeak4599]

You women are hilarious 😄😄😄😄. Thank you for the tips. Much appreciated.

[@kelechie6836]

I enjoyed this, lots of useful tips and good laughter!😁👍🏽Thanks sis

[@sandragrummer2601]

Thanks very much I Love the talk advice

[@anneo.2480]

Thank you soo much for the Tips. While in Nigeria try and attend Koinonia Sunday Service, Abuja. That is if you are in Abuja. It starts 5 pm. A dream for many diasporans who listen to Apostle Joshua Selman preachings!

[@princessholloway5069]

I really admire your relationship with your friend. Thanks for the advice. I am coming to Nigeria soon.

[@iso6203]

"I wanna wanna" "I got to, I got to" That cracked me up!🤣😂

[@roseosazee4898]

Nice one thank you so much for sharing aunty 😍😍😍👍👍👍💯

[@joyenwema2865]

I love you ma.....I love your videos Thank you so much for using your platform to talk about the sufferings of the Nigerian people God bless you ma

[@adesolataiwo7307]

Laugh wants to finish me here 🤣🤣🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@mopelolaolagunju9982]

God bless you no befitting burial oo We need to see them guys

[@rosekanu40]

Good work and Thanks for all the Information stay blessed. God be with you all in Jesus Name

[@goddyrichie4185]

Your Friend is absolutely right.., its just to be smart and dont overshadow.., and leave the rest to God..., Cause people have a way of knowing you just came back....The skin type.., The way you talk unconsciously without even knowing it...But as you said PRECAUTION Is always Better Cure..Prevent those things that will make you out too much

[@simoneokolo]

l love Nigeria with all it's ups and downs

[@annieajibola4246]

Nigerians paid tax, I worked before I left Nigeria and I paid tax just the same way I paid tax here where I work for the London Fire Brigade even before I got my passport those days I had to produce my tax clearance certificate, I don’t know about these days. Thank you my sister for this video, continue to enlighten a of people about what is going on we need to know the truth.👍💕💕❤️

[@yvettedaly7035]

Thank you Lady B. Share your findings so people can see the truth. The government there, President All of them are pocketing the money, so roads and infrastructure, the economy is suffering. It's a shame, for a country that is so large and smart people.

[@rahmahussein4019]

I love the way you dress sister Bridget you look beautiful from the bottom to top the.. ..💕💚💕💚💕💚💕💚

[@AnuAgboola]

It’s very interesting to hear this from someone British born and travel to Nigeria regular since I was 19 without my parents. I’ve not really needed to change my accent, not tell people I’ve arrived and take tags off or change my cloths. If you internalise that something is lurking (danger) you’ll find it or it will find you. Yes Nigeria is different and government has failed us like crazy but there is nothing to be scared of. It’s only God protecting us every step of the way regardless. I ride Uber/ Bolt alone and often walk to places in Lagos alone minding my business. Rightfully you’ve said tho, dress simple doing be doing rich rich I wanna I wanna and think no one will say ‘anything for the boys’ that between you and you. Be wise, have fun and enjoy Nigeria

[@jalasky46]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Sista B, you too sabi use joke arrange serious matter. "I wanna wanna" whereas na Dubai dem go o.

[@nameloading..8665]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video sis!!

[@henrychrisnwanaju866]

Thanks alot for sharing, it was really useful..God bless Nigeria

[@abidemiblessing6921]

Thanks so much for the advice ma'am. I'll be going to Nigeria in the next two months but I'm afraid according to all what I've been hearing. But I'm glad watching your video,it's so helpful. I just subscribed to your channel.God bless you ma'am🥰

[@bilurahjohnson799]

THANK YOU FOR THIS INFORMATION. LOVE AND BLESSINGS❤

[@MistyEE21]

"Wanna wanna, Worra, luggage tags..." Bri you made me laugh so hard 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jaylisaheinecke-ivhalenekh9594]

U guys are putting the fear of God in me oh.

[@oladepemolara7854]

Loose your American accent is what got me the most😆😆😆😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@GraceofGod-88]

Aunty brigee on the mic 🎤🤣

[@joydavid5428]

Thanks so much for your advice👍👍i really appreciate it God bless you👍👍👍

[@yakubuwuyep]

I love this your sound track! " bab, bab, bab, bab, o yeah come on😁😁

[@toolu5149]

These ladies gave me butterflies

[@CommonSenseSisters]

Those people that will be updating their wakabout (aka movements) on social media (WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook etc) they are just inviting *monitoring spirits* (in human form) into their affairs. Even when Nigeria was still safe in the 90's and early 2000's we never tell folks living in our hometowns (aka villages) that we are coming to visit nor when we are living. *We just show up SURPRISE SURPRISE* 🤣🤣🤣& everyone got used to it. For some unknown 🤷🏽‍♀️reasons, our 👨‍👩‍👧 family has always been mysterious about giving out information of our movements. In fact ehhhh we blame 🇳🇬Nollywood (which we love dearly 💚) with all due respect 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣after all Na just 🤷🏽‍♀️*common sense* 👯

[@dingim1234]

Hi my beautiful ladies, Its not only Nigeria have problems.mits is the whole Africa.

[@nollywoodmovies1022]

God bless you my sister. Is like you are talking to me directly

[@blessingsolomon4930]

Good morning ma. Thanks for this message

[@goldsdiva.]

Aunty B, I'm laughing right now in borrowed British accent and i end it with Agbor dialect🤣 cos of this I wanna, wanna, I gat to, gat to🤣🤣.

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

You are so funny Sis