The Ngee Show...Only in Nigeria!!!

[@eddenjr]

My condolences Ngozi. I love your shows. You are an amazing woman and I hope and pray that one day you will find the level of recognition and importance that an inspiring, classy and well rounded figure like you deserves. Much love and respect from a non-nigerian african brother living in Barcelona (Spain)

[@Seunsafespace]

everything is on point. there are signs on buses in European countries that says dt disturb others with ur music. I think we aren't just considerate in naija. everyone is selfish.

[@spokenkorkor1]

ahhhh ngozi.... I died. everything is on point. this happens in Ghana as well. Also your hair is popping, I love it.

[@Arewawife]

Oh my god! that begging thing is really annoying. This just happens to us on our recent trip to Nigeria, it's really annoting especially if you are running against time.

[@kosiejieji3123]

Omg the customs people one is the worstttttt esp when the money is exposed in your bag 😂

[@edwardadaba8734]

1:46 - 1:55 ....... i can't. Am weak. Rotfl....... Ngozi, my sister, abegi no keeeeh me ohhhh...... Your reaction is priceless......

[@msunparalled]

so sorry to hear that, May God grant you the fortitude to bear the loss. Ive been checking every week to see if you posted. Happy to hear we'd have something weekly for the next 3 weeks. hearty condolences.

[@emekakosionu]

Ngee is right on the public transport etiquette thing. Over here, there are signs on public buses and trains that prohibit playing loud music on an electronic device. You can listen to your music with headphones. And the buses don't have radios or CD players.

[@abiidowu6569]

You have been long awaited and missed. Love you lady

[@yvetteokeke257]

Ngeee!! Welcome back and sorry for your loss I hope time brings you comfort and peace. I'm looking forward to more frequent episodes and please don't make them short naaa bikozienu. Meanwhile that "come and eat" talk is so real me sef I will start joining true true lol

[@ozinwaz]

Ngozi, you kill me. I hope we meet in person one day, I like the "imma take your meat and eat next time you invite me to eat. "

[@samiras8574]

Own our hair, just letting it do what it do. Don't apologise for being beautiful.

[@preciousagboghoroma1039]

Lol! Your facial expressions are priceless.... Thank you Ngozi.

[@fumbio2718]

oh my, the part about the public transport etiquette is soooo true...the worst are those that would come and be doing choir rehearsal on the bus..i can't even deal, outright bad manners, let me just stop here before i take it too personal LOL

[@TheEdator]

So this happened in traffic in Accra: Guy driving his car and eating rice invited a taxi driver next to him at a red light to join him. Taxi driver got out of his car with a bowl (WITH A BOWL!!) and came for his share.

[@xty070]

Oh My gosh...LMAO 😂😂😂😂 I can't 😂

[@uchennaosazee7316]

I'm DEAD 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@isyE8902]

You are really good at this! lol@the ATM story.

[@ms22078]

your hair looks amazing!

[@mtee87]

Oh but Ms. Ngozi, with the music one, I've been on trains in MD/DC and you find one person (you may already know the main culprits) playing their music loudly... I will sometimes shake my head to let them know but most people won't get it... Sometimes they play it loudly even with the headphones on, that you might as well ask them to play it without the headphones... Some even sing along and start dancing... And I'm like oh emm Geee!

[@desola1]

Oh! And my very sincere condolences for your loss😰

[@quabenathalamus]

she is bereaved?

[@meditationaffirmationforbo1994]

very on point ngo!! diri ga wa zee!!!!

[@adaosuzoka2430]

All are so true. God bless you.

[@ada8681]

Here in Dubai. You get a fine of AED100 of found eating, drinking in the metro or bus. Took me three fines on the metro to adjust 😆😆😆.

[@joeekeator9271]

hahaha you go fear browzing na😀😀😀🏧🏧🏧

[@deborah.k.e]

The El Creepo got me, lol. Where did that come from?

[@fideliaenifome1055]

very very true hahahahaha the traffic thing annoys me like hell

[@joycoker4317]

Condolences dear!

[@arielnow]

Oh boy - you dey browse? :D

[@vintageinidierocker]

that headphone things happened to me this morning and i was in the states

[@amarachianeke9257]

I admire you a lot

[@joeekeator9271]

hi.. miss ur videos..I hope you are doing great.. Accept my condolences oo

[@joeekeator9271]

hehehe bovi face ehhh😀😀😀

[@uchennaosazee7316]

Hah! We were taught by our mothers to be gracious and invite people to eat. Not sure why (my mother will still slap me at my over 50 age if I'm eating and don't offer). But we all know as sure as day, that it is NOT actually an invite that u take up. And then to not only take up said invite, e we metu anu'm aka - that is an act of WAR. I will apologise to mummy later, after we have racked and killed awaselves. #MYopinion Tenkiu 😅

[@hawtnsweet]

El creepo. I'm done :-D :-D

[@misskemiagboola]

Lol @ public transport etiquette. It's actually just a lack of respect of other people's private space! which is why when we queue, some people stand too close!!!

[@desola1]

This woman ehn!😂😂😂😂

[@misidee]

Hi Ngee! I just found your channel and I'm enjoying your content. I saw your video with Chigul on accents just before this one and it got me thinking...can you really have it both ways? In the accent clip it was about ditching Brit/American accents for the "mother-tongue" but in this clip you compare social etiquettes in the West to those in Nigeria (signaling to change lanes, using the ATM, music on the public transport etc.) if Nigerians can't use the Brit/American accents why then should they live by the standards in those countries using your examples. Not agreeing or disagreeing - just playing a non partisan advocate here. Think about it, if you're penalized for an accent that's not Nigerian, then you should also be penalized for imbibing other aspects of their culture as well. This has always been a point of confusion for me. If Nigerians perceive well about their culture and education system, why send their children abroad in the first place? It's really confusing. The general consensus is that Nigerians are loud (not a good or bad thing) and very social, so the person playing the music sees nothing wrong in it because that's a norm in Nigerian culture. I hope I haven't confused you. Maybe I'll see it come up as a conversation topic in your subsequent webisode...

[@elizabethikpang3267]

lol.... i would love to do a talk with you on your show

[@KismetSKinNurse]

they don't know better.

[@faithchuku2401]

It so annoying playing music without earphones. People need public transport etiquette.

[@KismetSKinNurse]

Ngozi please don't join me o.

[@DC-qv6gq]

😂😂😂

[@blessedvona]

Chai that 'beggy beggy' attitude it haf turn to curse o, Jehovah is our Jireh, please Buhari make a ban on this beggy beggy attitude

[@Mimi_Marmar]

lmao #civilization

[@Ijay301]

Come and join me for my grubs??? naaaa I don't invite nobody cos I really don't mean to share. you didn't add that when you don't invite anyone someone will say "...eat alone die alone!!! you didn't even call anyone to join you? na wah oh" lol