She is not ALLOWED to Speak this Language in this village

[@DavidNkwa]

Hope you learn a bit about our culture through this video. Remember to Like, Share and comment

[@kallazion6159]

Pls check your IG DM…! Thank U

[@DavidNkwa]

Will do

[@mosdefkrysler6702]

@@DavidNkwa I love what you do and will like to be a part of your Team.

[@ezinneemma1190]

Wonderful tribe. Nigeria is blessed

[@aryan313]

David I am here in New York and I'm an African American and I just wanted to say I love your videos, they are informative and extremely interesting. Thank you so much for the documentaries, Im learning and it's Great.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching Ryan. Really appreciate it. Hope you are staying safe in NY this season.

[@augreybaker9800]

They’re not playing, they’re dead serious rather, interesting. I’m very proud of how intelligent the interviewer carrying out the conversation. If you never introduce to someone it will not bother you at all. They use to what they have. Some places in the world are just neutral and don’t want to corrupt in this social media addiction this allow the children to focus and things that matter. Instead of spending time surfing the internet.

[@Adannayaa]

Now I remember this was where my cousin served, she said they have to climb mountain top to make calls when she was there.

[@AmberSprinkles]

This is so true, small phones work down the hill even though you have to stay at specific places, but to browse you go up to the mountains.

[@elainecwint8227]

Imagine that‼️Men and women seem to get along . No confusion. Amazing💕😇

[@derrickbaustin1339]

This is one of the great WONDERS in our world. This should be known around the 🌎!

[@DavidNkwa]

True

[@ceciliaotuson7326]

I have a friend in this community and have been here twice, very friendly people.

[@Uche_Collins]

Nigeria need to processing these cocoa seed into finished product, like chocolate, and other breaverage, we're actually losing a lot of money as a country..

[@steveiwok9154]

the language is actually taught in schools but not intensively. I first came about it in our course in University. we were given term paper from it.

[@Bigwillz]

I was told about this tribe when I visited Obudu. Didn't have the chance to visit them. Thanks for sharing bro.

[@DavidNkwa]

Yea the community is in Obudu. Thanks for watching. There is a lot about our culture that is yet to the discovered.

[@Bigwillz]

@@DavidNkwa that's so true

[@stephenonomo4416]

This is so beautiful 👏 I served in cross river state of Nigeria 🇳🇬 As our plane approached the Margaret Ekpo international airport in Calabar, I looked down and realized that cross river state is a rich vast land with an amazing landscape. I love ❤️ cross river state people. They are one of the kindest people in Nigeria. As a niger delta man, I felt at home in a cross-river state. It looked as though I was in delta state because the environment looked so similar. I hope the state government can do more to develop each community within the state.

[@nitatutor6810]

They come to buy the Cocoa and that's what they use in making chocolate, Choco tea

[@benbenassi2348]

It was supposed to be a metaphor! They took it too far.

[@xultanvisuals]

Love this documentary so much!!! I am a Nigerian and I have never heard about this. Great work💪

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching appreciate it. It will be great if you also share it, so more people can discover this video. Thanks Xultan Visuals

[@holdthatlforluigi]

I think the two "languages" have the same grammar and pretty much the same sound system, if anyone's curious.

[@Iamyinkadavies]

Oh thank you so so much mr David for documenting what shocked me when we went up to Obudu what an incredible find they all are

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes amazing things out there to discover. Hope you are following our Northern Nigeria Documentary: rb.gy/ikmvyo

[@Iamyinkadavies]

@@DavidNkwa believe me sir, you have blown my salutations above the rooftops honestly, the giant foot you went to see, the ruins in the far north that looks exactly like some ruins all over the world I can only say to you to be careful of our sun and always reduce your intake of water as you climb so you don't get too heavy sir

[@nitatutor6810]

This is my village man,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mogunloye]

Wow those green moutain tops are indeed inviting@

[@0011meme]

My people of obudu,I once lived in that village and I know more about them ,very good and lovely people to be with

[@richardmanqele2878]

Nigeria is really a unique country. I have never heard of a single who speaks two different language according to the gender.Thank you David.🙏🇿🇦

[@Sunny-dp7xr]

Honestly, this is the first time I have heard about this kind of scenario where men and women from the same community speak two different languages to communicate between themselves, even when they're from the same families. It's very strange indeed and hard to imagine.😕

[@DavidNkwa]

Welcome to the diversity of Nigeria

[@Munas_corner]

Ubang, I've been there twice and I can attest they are really nice people. Now they have network and I think there's electricity now too. I really enjoyed cocoa when I was there

[@nitatutor6810]

This man, giving belle😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂

[@DavidNkwa]

😂😂😂 check this rb.gy/bwwydz

[@LilyOgini]

Only in my state oh. God bless cross river state.😂😂😂😂

[@tiwiex]

Great job David. I didn't even know there was cocoa in Cross River. The more we think we know.

[@aminaoyindamola2196]

Funny how a small village understand English ...em impresse

[@Uche_Collins]

This is really fascinating, tourism is a great education, this is enjoyable..

[@nitatutor6810]

That's my cousin o 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this my cousin will not kill me 😅😅😅😅😅

[@ApostleDrsteve1]

This one is quite interesting . Never heard before, thanks

[@DonaldG-qq4ol]

Amazingly unique village. Very thoughtful to use your equipment causing happiness to the community. Thanks for sharing.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@mandinka50]

This was fascinating

[@AmberSprinkles]

I've not watched the video but I'm sure it's ubang in cross river. New Jerusalem.

[@Munas_corner]

Yes, It is

[@abdullahbalogun5695]

Cross River is the original tower of Barbel

[@abdullahisalihu3990]

I lkie this

[@elegantwalktour7870]

Again well done... I look forward to your next video

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@ThatsEunice]

The greeting of hello is in my language. I was shocked...

[@stephenberry535]

I love Cross River. And the people are nice

[@annamariaskin8531]

Your presentation is mind blowing 😮

[@DavidNkwa]

thank you

[@sweetlemonade6925]

Great cinematics!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you.

[@insideafrica...7482]

First time of hearing this!!! Wonders in Africa !!! Thanks so much Sir, if not this video I wouldn't have known!!!

[@Onenaijagirl]

There are some similarities with their female version of the language and mine. Like cup they called it Ogbala, ours is Ugbala. Where she said Kpare for No, ours is Kpaye. Where the women say Awor as a greeting we say Owor. The woman said Andiebo which is welcome. In my language it is Ondiebo. I’m from Obudu but a different village which is far from theirs.

[@Heavenlycomedy]

Nice video. The best so far on KZbin. From 🇺🇸

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks 👍 Kindly like and share

[@Heavenlycomedy]

@@DavidNkwa yes I do. Don't forget to read the Bible,to guid as you go doing your video s

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@flaimzypolymath4246]

Same tribe, different language. 😲

[@aao449]

Wow!!! Fantastic video. Thx for sharing.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching Girl M D, appreciate it. Do have a lovely weekend

[@aao449]

@@DavidNkwa 🙏👍

[@scoobydoobydooby100]

I just subscribed😊

[@swtpearl5806]

This is so amazing ❤ I enjoyed a very bit of it, learnt something new today

[@DavidNkwa]

Awesome. Remember to support us by sharing the video. Thanks

[@toneo6710]

Very fascinating. Never heard of this.

[@DavidNkwa]

Kindly share on your socials lets spread the story thank you

[@Adannayaa]

First hearing about this 5:03 I like their story of creation, its interesting This is actually African, different people with their different stories of creation and not everybody been forced to believe in other peoples story of creation. Different people with their different stories of creation and that is who they truly are. I also like how you were free and understanding of this point, that's intelligence some people would have started some meaningless argument.

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

It's this in obudu area? I met I kid whilst I was exploring Obudu cattle Ranch and he told me about it. Cool documentary

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes it's in Obudu LGA. Thank you

[@nimble-tastes4386]

God bless you,please keep doing this,so people/government/companies who can help can see areas that need development. Thanks alot brother.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you Nimble-Tastes, yes we will continue to share the Africa Stories. Also kindly help us by sharing the videos on your socials. I appreciate it a lot.

[@marsqueen300]

I am hooked to your videos, i recently stumbled into your videos, and i have been watching ever since then. Thank you for bringing these informative contents to light.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching

[@monte1270]

Thank you for this video

[@donsams5152]

Nice one

[@USMANIDRIS-fz6us]

Good

[@CollinsAni-ls4hj]

This is a wonderful community Nigeria is to big

[@adj1206]

🔥🔥and the cocoa looks so good ✨on the trees,so healthy. That means the farming is☀️

[@parisihun5926]

Nice one. This is Interesting

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching

[@basilebekonye6571]

Nigeria is really great and unique. Unfortunately, our leaders have messed us up

[@nitatutor6810]

We like Cocoa

[@BeanzRantz]

KZbin isn't civilzation. It has a lot of filt. Watch the movie " the gods must be crazy."

[@elijahohamadike2828]

It is true I has been there 2019

[@nsikakessien]

This is wow!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching. Kindly share

[@swtpearl5806]

I wish I can visit this place

[@DavidNkwa]

You can

[@isaachp9673]

WoW 😯🥺 You did a good job,, I never wanted the video to end, The Government has to bring basic amenities to this Village,, they could be rich with the Cocoa farming on mechanised scale

[@DavidNkwa]

That's right. If the cocoa is on a mechanised scale they will get more profit from the labor. Thanks for watching and commenting appreciate it

[@dobspatto4830]

Beautiful lady in this village I think I am in love I don't know if she is married or not she and her maybe boyfriend do coffee and dry it out. Please tell her I am in love lol. Brilliant videos. Can you stop in this village I am from England how safe is it in the Village and how do you get to this amazing village if you don't have a car.and what do you call the village and we're is it in Nigeria. I have 4 friends front different part's off Nigeria. Dobspato Newcastle Upon Tyne England.

[@josephmatthiasukoh2985]

Thanks man for ur good work i was there some time ago, the lack of social and economic growth is just that those in charge doesn't like to make it happen, from my findings no body wants to care

[@DavidNkwa]

True. Kindly help share this video, so more people can hear about this place. Thank you

[@frankchika4459]

Wow😮. It doesn't get stranger than this mehn! Cross River is a cesspool of languages but this trumps everything!

[@DavidNkwa]

🤣🤣🤣 not many people are aware of this. Kindly share the video. Let's reache more people

[@oshuncornelius-ojoh4999]

cess·pool /ˈsesˌpo͞ol/ noun an underground container for the temporary storage of liquid waste and sewage. a disgusting or corrupt place. "they should clean out their own political cesspool" This is how you choose to describe the diversity of your own African people? Interesting.

[@zeeqq105]

I really enjoyed this. Very good looking people. That guy in the red shirt was handsome with his nice cut. Such nice people.

[@DavidNkwa]

Glad you liked it.

[@jenniferchristopher-pk7ds]

This world is so dep God is great

[@jamezquintero2920]

Thanxx 4 this 1 .!!

[@dobspatto4830]

The lady with the Follow me on her top. If she is married to the man I do apologise. Thank you 😊😊😊

[@ThatsEunice]

That’s amazing.

[@jamkidzzone4103]

Interesting.👍

[@Angel-zu6mx]

And Igbo tribe call karama mmiri... If that's am not wrong 😅

[@okonpeteredet5025]

Please David nkwa I would like you to come to Anyama ogbia to document a lake in the village with so much a mazing fish and history. Okon Peter Edet is my name.

[@DavidNkwa]

Send me am email [e-mail]. Let me have your contact so we can talk details. Thank you

[@okonpeteredet5025]

Ok sir thanks so much

[@ZeroneSolutions]

How will a man tell a woman let's go? Is it masculine and feminine qualification of word.

[@reviewtv8091]

Wow nice one

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks

[@youme1414]

Thank you for this video, sir

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching. A video dropping today. To provide details on how to travel to Obudu Mountain Resort. We covered most stuff from security to logistics. Hope you check it out

[@n6moses]

looking at those people you tell them to say the don't know what is KZbin and Facebook i see it in their eyes those people are smart; people know how to speak English the go school and the don't know any social media aaahh oga it does not make sense 😂just say the don't have access to the internet not that the don't know what is KZbin and Facebook

[@annamariaskin8531]

I am in love with this village How do l visit? What location is this village located in Nigeria? I really want to visit this amazing village❤

[@vodinaegbe8749]

It is in northern cross river state

[@Onenaijagirl]

Ugban village in Obudu, Cross River

[@Afrodiaspora]

Umm beautiful!

[@thegoddess271]

This is very interesting. Is he saying the Man and Woman each have a personal language for their own families that they speak only in their family? And if a Man talks to a Woman he has his own personal language that he speaks to the woman?

[@Onenaijagirl]

Not only to his family. It is what he speaks all of his life in any part of the village or with anyone that understands their language

[@dobspatto4830]

The man spat on the dryed food he spat some chood food out onto the dryed food.. The lady that said she is not married I would marry her she is beautiful. Dobspato Newcastle Upon Tyne England.

[@e.a.4269]

He did not spit. He liked the cacao fruit and threw the cacao beans into the drying ones as he was done licking the sweet part of the cacao bean. It may not look hygienic, but for him, it would have been wasteful to throw the good cacao bean away.

[@swtpearl5806]

They don’t have plenty men ooooo

[@DavidNkwa]

They do

[@Afrodiaspora]

Umm interesting 🤔do both gender speak and understand the two languages?Which one do they speak in school?

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes, both gender can understand the two languages. but you are only allowed to speak your own gender lanaguage. But in Shool, they speak English. The local language is not used at school

[@Afrodiaspora]

@@DavidNkwa oh wow! interesting. So they speak English language in addition to their natives languages making it three different languages. Umm nice one 👌🏼

[@Afrodiaspora]

I came across your channel yesterday. I like what you do. Keep it up! Well done 👌🏼

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes😂

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks

[@akstrainingandconsultinglimite]

Amazing tribe

[@mikeelo3004]

We are all from BANTU family..

[@DavidNkwa]

Interesting

[@enoughisenough1478]

🔥🔥🔥🔥nevertheless 😂nothings cames over night 🎉stepped by steps beeee patience 💦🙏🧕☂️☝️🌏)reply thanks

[@Angel-zu6mx]

I will send satellite from Indonesia Soon so they can see me at here ...😊

[@DavidNkwa]

😂

[@Angel-zu6mx]

@@DavidNkwa do you have Instagram sir? So I can posting your video in my Instagram

[@DavidNkwa]

You can share the link on your IG

[@DavidNkwa]

nkwafilms

[@stalwartekwere2157]

Is different words not even dialect

[@krackerToo]

God Bless Great Channel Brother..Hallelujah Shalom Aleichem

[@udob4939]

They are not speaking different language but 2 dialects based on gender and I won’t even consider it much of a dialect but for the sake of differentiating between the words they used I would say they speak 2 dialects of the same language based on gender.