RELOCATE TO THE VILLAGE WITH ME | Plucking Mangoes & Bitter Cola | Flo Chinyere

[@onyieze5200]

Aunty Flo, you are loved ma. Your humility is incomparable. You are not there forming abroad woman. You relate and joked with everyone not judging or feeling proud.

[@reshpresh987]

She is so natural

[@Glycam]

She is being her authentic self. No forming

[@auntyj.jenkins4171]

Thanks for all your quality contents especially this one .God bless you. I will be honored if you will visit my channel too.(aunty I Jenkins)

[@auntyj.jenkins4171]

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[@ChibuikeUlasi]

Village life is always amazing and fun especially when you have your family around. Thanks for sharing Flo. I must visit my village by God's grace. Can you imagine all those mangoes, bitter kola, abacha, akwu and aki. We are blessed with natural resources. Enjoy!

[@FloChinyere]

This year shall not pass you by Chbuike.

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

@@FloChinyere Amen to that!

[@isiomachristianmorka3920]

He is always commenting on your page. Hard fan👍👍👍

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

@@isiomachristianmorka3920 Thanks.

[@josephinenzekwe5927]

Noooooooooooh!!!, this video is not allowed to end. Sister Flo go back and continue this video. Village life is the best, see all the fresh fruits and vegetables.

[@jenslifestylendiy]

Amazing!!!!!! Was I the only one who was disappointed when the video ended!!!! Great job Aunty Flo love love love it❤️❤️💕

[@marylou7105]

I was so sad when it ended also. It was better than a Nollywood movie. I want to see more🤗

[@homemaderecipe6867]

JENS LIFESTYLE N' DIY no be only u my sister as the video de go on I think say I de there self boom 💥 the thing con finish then I realized say I no even de there .😀😀😀😀

[@petuniankomo8278]

I'm already waiting in anticipation for continuation. 😘

[@UzzielleTV]

This is why they are so healthy with no major ailments. Proud to be Igbo, now I wish I could experience village life again. It’s been decades 😭 Thanks Aunty Flo for carrying us along; much love💕

[@gantswood]

My God, I love hearing my Igbo language being spoken. Great video.

[@chikaokereke]

200k subbies🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏please family let us celebrate with our lovely Auntie Flo....God has done us welll ooooh....

[@Kpangolo]

The village life is still alive. I just love it. Peaceful. A life with minimal stress. A happy life. Now, I'm thinking of building a "village" village house, not a modern house in the village. Toilet, kitchen, and bathroom in a separate building. Unpaved compound. A big yard for children to play. I love everything in this video.

[@Seunsafespace]

The way igbo pple hail themselves ehh. It's always sweet to listen to.. Have fun jare..

[@FloChinyere]

Lol we get first class in hailings. 😂😂😂

[@tastycity]

Sister Flo you make me want to relocate to the village! Watching this video brings me lots of memories, thanks for making me see 9ja once more

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

Absolutely. I concur.

[@Oscar-iw4ep]

I totally agree

[@victoriavictoria2164]

You really deserve an award for entertainment, we're blessed to have you,God bless

[@karma9395]

You wont believe a friend brought me waterleaf with the stems...after plucking the leaves,i decided to replant them in my flower pot and they are really growing..in winter i left them inside and now i have put them outside because summer is fast aproaching 😂😂😂

[@missdigioia]

Nice, love that you did that

[@bubuuub9819]

Your village looks rich, you have food and the home is fine You're blessed

[@autoego3497]

Some part of me just felt like this was anambra state, and then i saw umunze. My village is about 15-20 min drive away from umunze. I was smiling throughout the video. Thanks for making me miss home again.

[@evemason3456]

You know what? There is a God! Just yesterday I was planning on asking you today to do a video showing us the many uses of/ many products that you can get from the oil palm tree - especially those cute little 'mini' coconuts on the inside of the palm fruit kernel. I couldn't believe it when I saw you cracking one open just now. Wow.

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

But I like the lifestyle of the village because they eat fresh fruit and veg rather than to buy in Town and they healthy no chemicals

[@theexoticalaspielady]

From a married to igbo, god bless these people, they really making most of life. Thank my dear. I will share your video’s 👏🏽🙏🏽

[@bonglobal]

Aunty Flo your realness is so profound! Thanks for showing me/us the bitterkola tree..deeyo nnem!

[@NigerianWifestyle]

I love ALL of your videos but especially the videos of your village. My mother-in-law and I watch your videos repeatedly. If only I had a village to call my own and literally pull my wig off and relax. God Bless You Aunty Flo.

[@RoselomonTV]

*I just got my passport! I must come to that village. I'm tired of jealousing here🤣🤣🤣*

[@ogbonnayachioma4484]

Chai Aunty flo you make me feel like travelling to Nigeria oooo enjoy yourself ma

[@cicyzoe9755]

Thanks for the videos Aunti Flo. In Africa, we put in a lot of hard work and labor to produce little. I do hope people like welders, carpenter's etc, can see this problem and be inspired to create first hand machines with the help of engineers to facilate less labor and more out put. If government institutions in charge of technical and entrepreneur can encourage creativity by rewarding people who come up with little creations, it will go a long way to promote creativity.

[@humanhuman9447]

3 pionts. 1.Makua such a nice name. Makuachukwu. 2. See how nice our way of life can be yet we want to be so artificial like others not too fortunate 3. The guy doing the demo. 😀. Lok he is an actor lol. 4 get my face its sweet. Finally aunt Flo we love ur originality. Coconut oo

[@SmoothSilk]

Beautiful video, reminds me of my ancestral village Umuokehi, Ohuhu, Umuahia. Thanks for sharing. Everything is fresh, natural and organic

[@confidenceoparaocha4226]

Oh my God, finally met my sister oooh; I am from Ohuhu Umuahia.💃

[@SmoothSilk]

@@confidenceoparaocha4226 Ah, nwanne olia? nice to meet you 😁😂

[@confidenceoparaocha4226]

@@SmoothSilk Nothing much oooh nwannem oooh. Where you base?

[@SmoothSilk]

@@confidenceoparaocha4226 currently in the Bahamas

[@chiprivan8773]

@Nneka Iroegbu ohuhu kwenu iya nwa😍

[@MaiAngelTv]

Madam flo, you have almost finished me with this video! one of your best. Thank you.

[@youngmama1202]

I miss my husband's village Enugu state , am a Ghanaian and I love everything about IBO's . am learning the language from this video too . thanks aunty Flo

[@mytestimony1640]

Waa the video has left me in suspense.. How long are we staying at the village? More videos please

[@czogg99]

Flo you dey make me miss village. Reminds me when my grandmother was still alive and we went to visit her farm in the village. memories are all we left with when all else is gone

[@IjeomaGloriaAnopueme]

At the beginning,you sounded like someone going for an office appointment in Spain. Nice settling and enough fresh food in the village oh.Enjoy

[@ladyd3217]

When she got to her appointmemt I was like seriously? Lol

[@YettyCooks]

I like that boy chewing the bitter cola....hilarious. I am from Nigeria and thanks for showing us the pretty pod in which the bitter cola forms. It's very orangey and cute

[@edithm7460]

This your village experience no be small thing oo. Thanks for sharing. Well done.

[@divineebeleagu9310]

Aunty Flo, thanks for taking me on this journey. Ohhh how i miss home and i just saw bitter kola tree for the first time here. Thanks aunty mmadu.

[@joydnp1199]

Ehhh is this how bittercola grows? Wonderful!

[@samuelmagnus5845]

Ever part off Nigerians village life is so sweet

[@oyinade7426]

Lol, Please don’t embarrass Chiboy oh! Chiboy wey don become young man. Telling us how he used to wear Oluchi’s dresses back in the day. Lol! You know in Naija, back then there was no demarcation for hand me down clothes. If your older sibling is a girl and you’re a boy, na girl dress you go wear oh. Chiboy is tall oh. Future basketball player.

[@FloChinyere]

Lol Chiboy is my boy. Yes o, that was the usual practice.

[@abollyfash2234]

Thanks for sharing aunty Flo. Very interesting and educational. The guy demonstrating how to eat the bitter kola is so funny. He said it tastes good and was squeezing his face 😆😆

[@emmanuelnnamchi6383]

My goodness,this reminds me of my village life.so lovely.

[@dramaandmoretv936]

In Africa, Village life is so sweet mehnn… everything you eat there is pure organic!

[@louismenn4392]

Love this village life, everything is ital like we say in London.

[@Myfarm6768]

First time on my life seeing bitter cola! Thanks for the video.

[@dollyosadolor1489]

Waooo, see FRESH fruits and vegetables for village, I really enjoyed this video thanks beautiful sister FLO for sharing with us. Village life is very peaceful.

[@lusciouslilyofficial1648]

Best vlog on KZbin Takes us back home to our roots Keep it up Sis 🙌🏾

[@Chichichikito]

Makua the spider man. The way the way he climb that tree like nothing. Village life amaka. Onye nkem biriwe ndu.

[@FloChinyere]

No be small.

[@bernicekitchen]

Thanks for explaining the types of cocoyam. I never knew the difference until you explained.

I can see you're enjoying the village life... 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@jenniferd.7646]

Thanks Aunty Flo! I am team palm oil and I don't listen to the propaganda against it for one bit. It will always be part of our culinary tradition

[@nkwachiorji5134]

Wow i'm just lost enjoying this video and all the wonderful plants, fruits and vegetables we are blessed with this video is the ultimate life style view for us far away from home, thank you so much Flo I can't help but smile althroughout it gives me life 👍👍💞💕😘😘

[@onyinyeifeomanzewi5282]

This mango climbing just reminds me of my younger brother and I adventure in the village

[@IphysKitchen]

Wow, I have not seen bitter cola tree before, thanks for sharing. I can see you are really enjoying your relocation to village. Enjoying all the organic fruits in the villa

[@noblegold8410]

I felt like am in the village right now from DUBAI, UMUNZE amaka. Well-done our wife Flo CHINYERE.

[@organikjourneys3681]

New subscriber. We love your content. Thanks for sharing apart of your life with us.

[@donkenzy9964]

Proud of u Auty flo,so kind and humble.

[@ukabamebere6457]

200k subbies, yay!!! Chaii nostalgia egbuguo m. Maybe I should pack n travel back home 🤔. ? Anty flo ijim n' olu ooo.

[@inhisimage5648]

Very relaxing and refreshing...

[@estherhaastrup3404]

Your video is so good and educative, I always enjoy your videos thanks so much for your hard work.

[@yasminroberts9841]

Coco yam is what we call dasheen in Trinidad ...we also eat the leaves....we use it to make callaloo...

[@calmangel1107]

Aunty Flo well done for these great videos. You are very unique in your ways and please I can't wait for the Nnewi vlog. I wish i can meet you in person as i love everything about you.

[@aco7194]

Great video. That bitter cola chewing boy must be full of good health. You can tell by his great sense of humour

[@marylou7105]

This is such a nice video. Thank you for sharing this. I lived in Cameroon for two years and had the opportunity to visit the village with my house keeper. Oh what a wonderful, humble life. And the mangos and fruit in all of Africa is the best in the world.

[@michellicious7812]

thanks for showing me how the palm nuts look i like using palm oil 👍🏾

[@christyana9173]

I love watching village vlogs and I was hoping to make some Nigeria inspired vids dedicated to showing people that Africa is better than they are taught I hope corona is over soon I’ve been in USA for 3 years now and I miss naija

[@Favybama]

Aunty Flo... loving these village vlogs oh...thanks for taking us along.

[@UK-sm4co]

Thanks for showing this dear. Never seen a bitter cola leaf plant myself...

[@TheeLifted-Bodhisattva]

Aunty Flo 😍 Thank you for this video. I cant wait until my garden matures with so much fruit and vegetables and I'd also love to grow bitter cola but only in the US 😍.I'm so thankful for your channel

[@ezinneskitchen]

People abroad are missing alot ooo, chaiii, but I had a bad experience while growing up, I remember using stone to hit someone's Mango hoping the Mango would fall off, the Stone landed on thier home roof, the Man screamed, Onye n'eme ifeaa, the kind of race I picked eeeh, I landed in my father's house within 2mins.. each time we visit home, I do look out for Ugili, ube ukpoko, udara and Mango. Village dey sweet die

[@immaculetaodinaka2186]

😁😁😁

[@officialblessingoTvcooks]

😀😀😀😀

[@luciaanulika5256]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FloChinyere]

Onye oshi mango. 🤣🤣🤣 Ezinne imezuchago ifve niine ooo.

[@ezinneskitchen]

@@FloChinyere 🤣🤣🤣🤣, Afam kaaru ibu * Oburu mgbe Nno ndu** * if it were to be when I was alive ** The man for kill me 🤣

[@waakaaboutgyal]

😭😭I want some more to watch!😭😭 I was most fascinated by the bitter part. I had no idea how it's grown till this video. Wow! Truly, wonders shall never end! Thanks 😘😘😘

[@FloChinyere]

The wonders of nature my sis.

[@Adasrecipes]

Wow! Took me down the memory lane. I spent most my days in the village and very familiar with all you vlogged about. Watched from start to finished, aki ilu ahu bu ezigbo ogwu mgbochi because is wet and still has lots of water.That boy that chewed ehh will be hospital too far .Sis idi egwu ho ha! Weldone!

[@muzic12freakzz]

Thanks Flo, really enjoyed the walkthrough. Would love to go to Nigeria some day to try all these wonderful fruits!

[@shiningstar7775]

Chi-Boy needs to be playing basketball on scholarship in the US.....tell his parents those scholarships get plenty money....

[@jamesorji5973]

The problem we have in Nigeria is lack of information. I should have been a Barcelona legend had i pursued my football career at a younger age. This guy is obviously book smart and very tall and will make a good basketballer.

[@FloChinyere]

Oya get him the connection. 😉

[@shiningstar7775]

@@FloChinyere - he needs to start looking at the College basketball league site and that lists all the colleges who participate. They are very big on Nigerian players.

[@shiningstar7775]

@@FloChinyere Also he wont just play basketball - they will also educate him in his chosen field.

[@chinweokafor2734]

This is real village time. Thanks Aunt Flo for sharing. I love you uuu

[@charlesking7331]

Please Flo, tell your people to replant more german mangos in that compound for the next generation of the family. I love having different fruits in compound. In our compound we have more than 12 different fruits and I want to expand it more with younger fruit trees. I don't care much about flowers anymore. I need productive fruit trees.

[@adaezefrancis2055]

I'm so impressed with the bitter kola wonder

[@ositanwegbu2462]

@Flo Chinyere, Thank you for sharing these videos and keep it up with trying to speak the Umunze dialect. Daalu..

[@yoyomealiciousfoods]

I love this video. Especially when the mango tree was shaking loool Thanks Aunty Flo for sharing this beautiful experience. Igbo language is sweet sha!!!!!!

[@donatuschiedu6887]

That's cool, wish to be home soon,, especially now there is mangoes. I think they make vegetable oil from palm kernel, after processing the residues is the one they use for soaps,, then the chaff is use for agro feed's

[@FloChinyere]

Ahhh that's true o. But I guess it's not over refined like pure palm kernel oil. Biko nataba o, ube na oka dey at this time too. *wink lol Palm tree is such a useful tree.

[@magdalenabadea1876]

Thank you Flo, I love your video. Shows us soo many about igbo village life. This life is very natural and rich, I love it. Am sorry, but I cannot relocate to it, because am from... "obodoigbo".. You are so beautiful and more fit there than Spain. God bless you and your family

[@FloChinyere]

Lol so I should stay here foreverrrr?! Hubby is already calling me back to Spain saying that I'm having too much fun here. 😂😂😂 Ironically you wrote you are from Igboland (obodoigbo). 😂😂😂 So gotcha! Start relocating immediately. 😉 It should be obodo oyibo. A slight change in spelling and it means the opposite.

[@magdalenabadea1876]

@@FloChinyere thank you for your explanation, I will keep it in mind. Of course being with family is most important, no matter where you live

[@t.aabraham9860]

Thanks very much for showing how bittercola is grown. I never thought that anything so bitter can come from a beautiful fruit

[@FloChinyere]

For real. It was a shocking realization for me too. Hear all my shouting. 😀

[@beeojeiks6516]

Hi Flo thanks for sharing this video from the village. I love the simplicity of their daily lives. Are you on vacation and where is your home base?

[@Baniyeye]

The wonders of creation my dear sister

[@chichiokeke9176]

I’m enjoying every bit of the village experience. I’m learning and at the same time it’s fun watching . I can’t stop laughing 😂😂😂. Thanks for sharing and my regards to my people xx

[@DORCASDIASRIESMAKINGMEMORIES]

This village tour enh,,,, just making my heart putu putu like ofe 😄😄😄😄 see how beautiful the Bitter cola fruit is😄😃😃😃 ¡Madre mía! ¡Que ni siquiera lo supiera! And the palm kernels, oh boy,, Aunty Flo....we call it Kwakwa up North; it is the next best thing to kuli when smoking garri😄😄 me encanta este video. La felicito. By the way, Aunty Flo, I was watching the next video with my husband, and he said the GERMAN MANGOS were brought to Liberia by the German Settlers, who planted it on their soil. Over there, it's called GERMAN PLUM😊

[@pammckenzie7342]

Wow not that much different than the deep South . My mother and 7 siblings grow up on a farm.It is still family land . I love it growing up . I can't wait to come to Lagos Nigeria . I no I am home 😀😀😀Thank You Madea My Sister

[@johnchinenye3618]

Village life is so cool nd enjoyable we never lived in the city so i really enjoyed this video to the last thank you Aunty Flo for the upkeep jisie ike nwanyi oga adiri mma

[@reshpresh987]

Your so natural this woman

[@joyfulmeals6701]

Awww,U want me to start thinking of coming to Nigeria oooo....You r just bringing old memories back...

[@adaokonkwo1237]

I live in Nigeria but I learnt a lot things that I never knew from this video.

[@spicywinter]

Wow! Aunty Chi I learned something oo, I didn't know thats how bitter kola looks!

[@egwuonwa9554]

I like Aki ikikoro well. Very soft to eat

[@enomamichael420]

What good fortune! Thanks a lot .

[@ChiomaIkejiofor]

Nature at its best. Flo, bringing memories back

[@maame_kruwa]

Africans we’re blessed

[@dorinskitchen3919]

Nigeria is blessd

[@ngoziuzochukwu1272]

Waoh, I didn't know bitter cola comes out Iike that o, good to know you are enjoying, see plenty things one has missed, that aki ohia and abacha. Thanks for sharing

[@septemberdarling1264]

Oooh my dearism not from that port of the world nor have i ever been to that part of the world. I love it keep those video coming, madam Flo. Have you,will you

[@obereaguifediora7115]

Village Amaka that's why I always be there.....ozubulu obodo oma 💃✔

[@LadyJaneAnams]

Great video you blended well with home people

[@edithokoro5006]

Abegi ooo bring some home mango for me. looking at this video I miss my home town obeledu

[@Pray-j5b]

I am on my way to Flo's village to eat German mango. My best fruit then in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Happy stay oo.

[@uchechiodogwu5054]

Very well done Flo. Your videos make me smile. These village ones make me want to relocate to my village. Ma na I diro atu ujo agwo? I could only thing of a snake coming out from somewhere na the farm scenes. I na anwa lu anyi o , biko Jisike.

[@daughterofzionakaamalawa8302]

Aunty Flo, good to know your husband is from Umunze. The man I was suppose to get married to was from Umunze too but unfortunately tribal issues separated us. He was my first love😞😞😞😞😞.

[@FloChinyere]

Awww. Relationships tribe has put asunder, eh? 🤗🤗🤗

[@daughterofzionakaamalawa8302]

Yes o Aunty Flo.