Things That Shocked Me In Bènin Republic As A Nigerian! My Experiences & Culture Shocks in Bènin🇧🇯

[@Marsboiszn]

It’s just amazing to learn new things from people’s cultures 😊 Thank you for sharing this video

[@favour_oparah]

Yeah😊 thanks for watching ❤️

[@medardzohoun7460]

As a Beninese i'm so glad towatch this particular video because i watched all your videos from the beginning of your trip from Lagos to Cotonou and i really appreciated all of them nice 🤗 So hear all that point from this video which are all facts i do think but i hope about data very soon the price will decrease because acces to internet nowadays it's a basis necessity and about the charger plug 😂😂😂😂 anglophone (ENGLISH SPEAKERS COUNTRIES) don't use the same as Francophone (FRENCH SPEAKERS COUNTRY ) and i myself i'm wondering why ............🤣 finally Fact BENIN REPUBLIC is a French speaking country but at least some people can express themselves in english even if it's not that fluent or accurate so as a Nigerian you can find people speaking YORUBA or PIGGIN so that you can discuss with them Thanks for your trip to my lovely country hope to see you back very soon for new adventure 💯✌

[@favour_oparah]

I’m so excited to be getting this comment from you🥰 thank you so much for watching so far🥳🥳 Exactly data is a necessity so it shouldn’t be that expensive!🥺 I really hope it comes down Wow I didn’t know this charging port issue was a thing for anglophone and francophone countries before😂 That’s very true, I noticed more beninese spoke Yoruba and I also found people I interacted with at the beach and the mall who actually tried to expressed themselves in English, even though we actually ended up using the translator app, it was still an interesting conversation 😅

[@aesthetictoks9497]

I’ve been really enjoying this Benin republic travel series🥰 I also heard about the high data cost 😢

[@favour_oparah]

Aww I’m glad you love it 🥰 You won’t really get the gravity of the high cost of data till you’re actually there

[@nursewendy.8236]

wow! Thanks for this update😍😍😍

[@favour_oparah]

My pleasure!!

[@julesdore12]

❤

[@favour_oparah]

😊❤️

[@kojobriceamoussouvi683]

Hi Favour,thank you for this round up of your visit to Bénin and i m glad you enjoyed it..but when you talked about programmes on TV i must say it's very true that's it's only the french language they speak on there TV no,its not true,different dialecte spoken in Bénin is also presented on there télévision for the local people who don't speak french language...as for data remember the Naira the value has gone so give the impression that it is expensive...just thank you for promoting Bénin on your vlog,you such special and admirable,i really appreciate you, God bless you and expand your coast in Jesus name ❤️

[@favour_oparah]

Hi kojo, I noted all your points, thank you so much for following me up on this series🫶

[@RukkyDINMA]

It's a francophone country babes.

[@favour_oparah]

Yes I know my dear😅

[@franciscoayobamisule4040]

Get your facts right. Benin is francophone Nigeria is anglophone. So you don't expect that their not being fluent in English is a minus. And virtually all the major local languages are very well spoken on radios and TVs

[@favour_oparah]

I never said it was a minus I said I saw it as a culture shock because I thought English is the widely spoken language all over the world!

[@RukkyDINMA]

I enjoyed this series. Hopefully, I can travel there too😊

[@listenup2882]

Shy do they need to speak English?

[@favour_oparah]

Well I think it’d help in the tourism sector