This is my Amazing story /Experience in Nigeria , so Emotional .

[@ntioru5340]

We Nigerian love your contents. Thank you for visiting our dear country, Nigeria 🇳🇬 . May God almighty blessed you forever. May God bless that immigration person who assisted you through and also all the people in the Eastern Nigeria 🇳🇬 that you went to abundantly. Come again, ooooooh. Nigerians are loving and caring people, period.

[@FrancisAtteh-t9q]

I think people should just learn to delete fear from their minds about Nigeria. Nigeria is saver than anywhere you can think of. The only thing you could do is have a friend so that you won’t be uneccessary charge or extorted when buying things or paying for smthing as a stranger. Because as a foreigner you are honored and respected and loved in Nigeria. People would naturally and willingly want to help you. So relax please and do not pay attention to social media cruise. Nigeria is one of the best countries you could ever think of. God bless Nigeria and Africa ❤

[@simpogladys123]

That’s why I made this video . But it’s not just about Nigeria am always afraid to go to a new country.

[@Rhino6]

@@simpogladys123 You get used to traveling by the time you embark on you second trip outside of Uganda.

[@deedeeumondak4490]

Thanks for your honest unfiltered experience of Nigeria, you opened your mind to come and spend time at even our rural area. You are a true African daughter no be for mouth.. Much love from Nigeria ❤🇳🇬

[@oneleggedgardener]

Thanks! For visiting Nigeria. I am offering you orji which is Colanut. Even though you are safely back to Uganda, buy yourself a drink

[@simpogladys123]

Thanks ❤❤

[@Onenaijagirl]

I think you should write a book about this. This was an amazing story, engaging and well relayed. You could even make a movie out of it. We would love to have you come back and thank you for appreciating us.

[@DiraEze]

Much love ❤️ my Queen 👑 all the way from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

You journey was God sent. That King you are talking about is number1 King in entire Igbo race. You are truly blessed and your travel was blessed too. I am very pleased that you traveled and went back safely. When I saw your video clip I was socked and prayed for your safety. Glory be to Almighty God for your journey mercy. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ from Texas.

[@simpogladys123]

Thank you 🙏🏼 very

[@Shadowbliz94]

Just got a subscriber ❤ thanks for seeing and telling the good in Nigerians and Nigeria. God bless you. The world see Nigeria In a negative light many of them have never visited to see and know this first hand experiences you have. Nigerians remain GREATFUL. Much love ✌️

[@nnadichrisn.chukwuma8259]

May God bless him for assisting a stranger. God will stand with him at point of need. Love you bro.

[@atishani4712]

She has marketed Nigeria so well and changed people's bad impression had about Nigeria

[@tobimcmorris7690]

Yes o! More than any vlogger or ambassador that I know. And in a truly honest way, as she saw and felt during her trip.

[@stevemichael1187]

She did better than that useless Davido. This is the type of people we should make popular

[@timw32]

Simpo Gladys, welcome back from Nigeria, Nigerians, I leave and work with them here in us, just like "U gandans" or "we Gandans" rather, anywhere we are , they are "more than amazing" people: remember what i have JUST AS WE gandans, some few, just a few of them, can be hell!!! Jus as i personally from the central-western, Acholi gave me the greatest experience many years on that i can and will never forget. Thank you Gladys!!!

[@ifeanyifrank-sv1rd]

you are a brave person, just keep ur head high because the sky is not even going to be ur limit,get ready for bigger projects in Nigeria with Nigerians , ur next trips will shake this world , We Nigerians are lovely people , u be follow come , again bravo

[@dnwaiwu]

So happy to listen to your experience in Nigeria. Most of us who have been following you for months were not aware of this visit. You should have used a connecting flight to Enugu and then 1 hour drive to Ebonyi. It was unnecessary going by road.Igbo’s are very nice to strangers and that’s who we are. Next time, I will ensure you have the best treat at no cost to you. This is who we are. God bless you.

[@simpogladys123]

Thanks but I needed to experience the road trips across Nigeria

[@dermotwallace5533]

​@@simpogladys123Please, don't cos sometimes, it's not so safe due to Fulani Herdsmen/Bandits who sometimes terrorise people on roads. You would be safer using a flight. Goodluck.

[@theophilusaikhuele3311]

Please you're doing well. Nigerian watching from Canada. I will visit Uganda because of you and Nyako. Love your Acholi culture. At least one of my sons will marry from Uganda 😂🎉❤

[@sophieakot346]

Wow 👏 ❤u r most welcome 🙏 lol from Gulu city Uganda 🇺🇬 😊😊

[@sophieakot346]

My cousin bros married Nigerians😊😊❤❤

[@simpogladys123]

You are most welcome to Uganda ❤

[@ritausua9993]

God placed those kind people throughout your trip. May God blessings be upon everyone who supported your journey.

[@simpogladys123]

Amen 🙏🏼

[@namwanjejulie9878]

May God bless that man who helped you.we still have kind people ❤❤

[@EngrEkezy]

Thank God for your journey mercy! You're an amazing virtuous young-Lady! Keep it up!

[@amwowforreal2013]

We love you beautiful sister ❤ we will like to welcome you once again to Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@angelicakweku5293]

Nigeria is not perfect,no country is, but social media is not kind to it. ITCHY BOOTS drove accros Nigeria in her moto bike without issues. There are very many good people in Nigeria. Thanks for visiting IGBOLAND!!!

[@simpogladys123]

Very nice people ❤

[@anthonytobi9773]

We Nigerians are not afraid of any country. You will find us in all most every country on planet earth even in Afghanistan you find Nigerians. Other Africans are just timid and always seeing negative things about Nigeria. I watched Nigerians selling goods in Ugadan markets through KZbin.

[@AkeSandra]

🙏👏👏Wow! Truly inspiring-I’m so fascinated and moved by your story! 💖💖💖

[@sanyuhope]

One thing l surely say is, of all African countries, Nigerians are not hypocrites and they are so loving...

[@ThirdOcholi]

I'm having goosebumps right now, We are always excited helping a total stranger in Nigeria. You pronounce the places almost perfectly too. Good to hear from you

[@TheZuluman7]

God paved the way for you before the journey had even started. That immigration and those who made it possible to reach your destinations are angels at heart .More blessings to the immigration officer he is a rare gem in the midst. We are happy you travelled safe back home .

[@Zettech_Integrated]

Nice, Nigerian is the most nicest people u can meet in Africa, I hope to see in my state also, Delta State

[@samwellempuruk]

I'm Kenyan I think Nigerian people are good and friendly

[@andersonLaniyonu_backup007]

tRUE 100 % ABOUT NIGERIAN PEOPLE !!!! YE TRUE IN THE EST FROM THE WEST BECAUSE OF THE UNREST THE EAST ! SAYING HI FROM CANADA :) !!!!

[@festfst6488]

MISS Josey" come and see your fellow Uganda sister how she was treated lovely in Nigeria...you should learn one or two thing from her story about Nigeria...

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

Thanks for saying this.... Miss Josey is so negative about Nigeria....

[@philipagbonfioror768]

The moment Igbo knows that you are a foreigner, they will spoil you silly with care. Their care and love is organic.❤🇳🇬

[@AfricasRealities]

You tribal bigot. Why can’t you say Nigerians? So which Nigerian tribe will not care for her.

[@johnny2880]

thanks love the way u highlight your stay in Nigeria🥰

[@TMS26164]

God is with you always my dear sister, you are a light child

[@simpogladys123]

Thanks ❤

[@TMS26164]

@@simpogladys123 please reach me

[@juniorgiscombe5690]

Much love ❤❤ from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@PhillandoBailey]

Some one will always want to help u r God sent u r an angel

[@simpogladys123]

❤❤❤

[@charlesmoyo4826]

Well done, Gladys. I wish you many more blessed, happy and wonderful trips. I am actually surprised that you found time to sleep during your very busy trip to Nigeria 😊😊

[@simpogladys123]

Yes I did ❤

[@DeborahChisomTV]

Amazing❤ I love this this, you’re loved my Darling💜

[@wilsonbio4454]

That lmmigration officer and your co-traveller exhibited the true Nigerian hospitality. As long as you entered Nigeria as an African or non African, you are welcomed. Feel very, very free. Though Nigerians are not given such treatment, whenever they are outside. However, there are exceptions.

[@mudooladaniel1303]

I love the old woman's prayer

[@victorjoshua2887]

Thank God for a successful experience and also God will bless those who made your experience a success

[@simpogladys123]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️

[@normal_side]

You're right about peppers in our food, we eat a lot of peppers in our food as a Nigerian, that's true.

[@arapdibari7104]

Now you know how God works. He sends a person to handle your situation. First time in a country can be dangerous, risking loosing all your money, bags could be stolen, special hire could double the price, you sleep in unknown home with unknown people, welcome by strangers Yet INSPITE OF ALL , GOOD PEOPLE WILL SUDDENLY APPEAR FROM NOWHERE AND RESCUE YOU TO THE END OF YOUR JOURNEY. I appreciate your courage for adventure in Nigeria. ❤😂

[@koladioable]

If you are a good person with a good heart that is what you get in return wherever you go in this life. Continue to be good and you will always be safe.

[@ThinkersCorner7]

Gladys, Of course, God is with you. That’s why I am naming you Chisom which means God is with me in Igbo language. Just like your friend from Ebonyi state

[@johnpaulosigwe3239]

My dear, that's how we are, frankly speaking we care for foreigners even more than our own.

[@AndRoid-km7qr]

Nigerians are good people

[@patrickbolt9614]

There is genuine love all around,I'm glad you were able to meet the right people ❤❤❤❤

[@simpogladys123]

Thanks ❤

[@andersonLaniyonu_backup007]

GOOD !!!!!😀😃👌💪👍👍👍👍!!!!

[@josh_Prolific]

❤❤ Igbos are very welcoming,im not surprised.

[@festusogbes7391]

Not just Igbos all Nigerians are hospitable

[@josh_Prolific]

@festusogbes7391 I will not entertain your nonsense here,look for another person. You guys will never change,bye .

[@sunnyyande378]

@@josh_Prolific , have you changed? What is wrong with what he said? You need to change also.

[@enesionimisiazeez5379]

​@@festusogbes7391 Thank you for presenting the true narratives of our great people of Nigeria. Not all the Nigerians that were helpful to her from the airport are Igbos but somehow he's here again trying to be an ethnic champion. Kudos to you.

[@festusogbes7391]

@@josh_Prolific What nonsense are you okay. If i tear you slap

[@dagogobrown5823]

❤❤ Fantastic video.

[@samuelkabia9111]

Very interesting travelling experience. This what happens when you pray before embarking on a distanced journey to a place you don't know before. Your experience was similar to mine. I went to Nigeria to further my studies. I got to Lagos from Sierra Leone having no one to receive me. I got thete after 6 pm. Someone advised me not to continue my journey till the marrow. Even when someone opted helping me, to say I was not scared was an understatement. But God sent me a God- fearing helper who took me to a hotel called very close to the Mohamed mutallah airport called Venus and early in the morning got me a taxi which took me directly to my school in Shagam, Illison Remo. Nigerians are kind. The horrible stories one hears about Nigeria is not so when you're in the country. They're so hospitable and caring. I love Nigeria. All to God's glory. It was very painful for me leaving Nigeria to come back home.

[@emillyzeeh1173]

Much ❤ From 🇩🇪 🇪🇺 ❤❤❤❤

[@FrankIwunze]

Thank God for journey mercies. I appreciate your courage.

[@peetherapycomedy75]

We are nice and generous people they only problem we have is our government

[@okilangolejennyroseakello965]

God bless Verra

[@festfst6488]

"MISS Josey" come and learn from your fellow Uganda sister about Nigeria.. I told you this people are lovely and welcoming...

[@dejumaboutique1305]

The "negative" public relations Nigerians/Nigeria gets from other Africans is fascinating considering the fact that Nigeria sacrificed for the re-independence of a lot of African countries. Nigeria is the only African its leader was unalived for funding liberation struggles of another African country.

[@PhillandoBailey]

Good afternoon sim sim my love🥰🥰🥰 wellcome again jamaica

[@nduodiaka-ph9sl]

You are very lucky . Onitcha in anambra is very dangerous at night. Thank your God.

[@oluwatobiadegoke13]

I've heard that, but I'd been there at night more than once when I was serving in Cross River State. I didn't witness anything bad.

[@HoodsGlobal]

****Hmmm! Sympo is unique. Everyone goes for the city, Sympo goes for the village.

[@laviniamorales2097]

❤❤❤❤❤ so proud of you

[@obiomaonyeobia4870]

We thank God for traveling mercies 🙏. Chisom means "God is with me." You're are very good with linguistics. Your pronunciation of Igbo names is on point.

[@simpogladys123]

Wow, thank you

[@i.elaboke3578]

Is Ebony a part of Igbo land.lf so l understand the lgbo have some connection to the Luos.You can note by their names like Obbo, Obina and others starting with Os....etc

[@shittuakeem2052]

Thank God for journey mercy ❤❤

[@ogolojoshd2483]

🎉🎉🎉We Love You So Much 🎉🎉I

[@freejosephmusic]

Very good vibrations flowing,it's a shame on Africa that the governments should make it easier for all Africans

[@felixikennaonunkwor1321]

So much love

[@anthonytobi9773]

Money matter charges is every where in Africa. KZbin have exposed every country in Africa and Asia. We watched videos all over the world. We eat pepper in West Africa but Eastern Africa don't eat pepper. If I am coming to East Africa I will carry pepper along because if eat food with out pepper in East Africa I vomit.

[@DeZ007]

Miss Josey gave a negative perspective of Ugandans, but you have been a brilliant ambassador for Uganda, thanks for being you, and visiting Nigeria.

[@shittuakeem2052]

Like seriously when i saw u in the palace i was like how come,i was curious on how u make those palace stuff❤❤❤

[@simpogladys123]

It was God

[@mxhiphopper]

ebonyi? wow, u should have gone to the port harcourt or akwaibom airport. lagos to ebonyi is a days journey by road

[@ikechukwuujebe3539]

What happened to ebonyi Make port Harcourt boys achieve am abi

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Nigerians travel alot, so when you travel to our country we will treat you the way we will like to be treated. Moreover, majority of Nigerians are very welcoming. Kuddos to you.

[@anthonytobi9773]

You were too much in hurry. Nigeria is vast try and plan very well, get more contacts. I have been watching you for long from Abuja Nigeria. I was surprised to seeing you in Nigeria.

[@festfst6488]

Next time when you are going to a country for the first time pls make sure you make plan with someone that will pick you at the Airport...

[@simpogladys123]

It was my first flight and have learnt a lot of things from it 🙏🏼

[@johnewerewilliams3431]

Gladys I appreciate your encouraging spirit. I am happy you enjoyed your visit to Nigeria even when you did not planned it well, Please next time you want to visit Nigeria make a proper preparations so that someone will be your travel guard right from your arrival in Nigeria... You did not see the beauty of Nigeria because your visit was not well planned. What is your Facebook name

[@simpogladys123]

Simpo Gladys ❤

[@henryfrancis174]

my dear as a Nigerian I'm no country in this world I will go and be at fear in anything

[@simpogladys123]

It was my first time visiting far from home and a solo traveling, I couldn’t over come the fear till I traveled

[@Charrygab]

You hv to repeat this journey again, probably next year xmax. chrismas is the time all Igbos round the world come home. thats the best time to visit and enjoy south-east. i wouldnt mind paying for your ticket.

[@OWEFUMBELubwama-lf4kl]

WOW Tukwagalanyoo Mukwano ❤❤❤

[@simpogladys123]

We bale Mukwano ❤

[@OWEFUMBELubwama-lf4kl]

@simpogladys123 gwa Asinga Dear♥️♥️

[@tosinadeleye7395]

Good job

[@ConnyAudu]

Actually travelling by road in Nigeria especially for long distances is risky and fraught with danger. You were supposed to have taken flight from Lagos to Enugu and you then take bus from Enugu to Ebonyi. And if you are going to Plateau State, you could take flight from Lagos to Abuja and then take bus from Abuja to Jos.

[@muneedeh5096]

They said God will lead you back

[@muneedeh5096]

Vera is God sent to you,

[@anthonytobi9773]

We have 36 states in Nigeria. How many states did you visit? I saw you at Anambra state , South Eastern region of Nigeria.

[@StanleyRaphalalani]

We prayed for u From Stanley in South africa

[@festfst6488]

Xenophobic Afrophobic people pray for you..😮😮

[@festfst6488]

Xenophobic okay

[@amakaorji8228]

What a shame

[@simpogladys123]

Thank you ❤

[@josdaily1153]

Next time please fly to a city close to final destination

[@tobimcmorris7690]

Simpo Gladys, I'm not surprised that you're getting a lot of proposals for marriage. You're brave, down-to-earth, well brought up, lovely personality, very positive spirit, and beautiful. Good vibes beget positive outcomes. I'm really pleased that you had a successful trip. Remain blessed!

[@simpogladys123]

Thanks 🙏🏼 ❤

[@fredkiller5132]

I feel you did not maximize the trip though. As a Nigerian who has been following you, I believe that fear and poor contact-persons and planning affected the result. I doubt if the village and cultural content you chose were the best or what your Ugandan followers wanted to see or what Nigerians who uplift content-creator channels liked to see you do. (Compare a Gambian first timer in Nigeria, called "Gano Did it") Anyway I salute your courage. Hopefully the opportunity will come again. Next time, serve it also hot.

[@TMS26164]

you are super cherished my dear sister, you can reach me for a guide of places that will give you peace of mind in nigeria and west africa

[@papacheezie2838]

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[@victorauwana7258]

Why Nigerians asking someone, reason why she is going to your country? You Nigerians don't forget you are everywhere...

[@bettyauma349]

Hi, Simply invite yourhost to Uganda.

[@simpogladys123]

I already did

[@abipaye2348]

❤❤❤❤

[@osakweog]

As a Nigerian I feel we could have done better. You must repeat, this time you need to plan better. Inform more Nigerians in time. It was a short visit and trust me you didn't see anything. Exactly why we all need to plan better. So sorry for the little hiccups, it's part of traveling to a new place. Trust me the people you met that took care of you are everyday Nigerians. No big deal bcos most Nigerians are inherently good and warm people. Of course like every other nation we have a few bad eggs that tend to do stuff that are usually amplified. As soon as you mention to a Nigerian that you're a foreigner, the immediate reaction is to protect you, and make sure you're very comfortable. It's innate. Thank you for making out time to visit our country. We appreciate you. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️❤️❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬✅

[@simpogladys123]

Very true ❤

[@iammao1]

Thank you 👍

[@simpogladys123]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@JamesMandizvidza-yw8cm]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@freejosephmusic]

Life is a mystery

[@simpogladys123]

Very true

[@Onenaijagirl]

The first time my Ugandan friend tasted the fried rice I prepared the first time she talked about was that it was spicy. I was surprised cos there was very little pepper in it. 😂 The difference between our pepper levels and other countries is like 1 and 100

[@simpogladys123]

Very true 😂😂

[@sheilanatukunda3365]

Me i just want to know how much is a visa from Uganda to Coz am soon going there

[@simpogladys123]

500k Uganda shilling

[@sheilanatukunda3365]

@@simpogladys123 ok darling thank u so much

[@sheilanatukunda3365]

Sorry to ask too much what about the air ticket to and from? I want to know help me someone asked me 4m visa and air ticket for two people. So please help

[@robertkwatta3769]

It s a pity..the overflow impression of Nigeria is negative..blackbpeople and nigerians should not try to sugarcaot in this....the goverment should make it a mission to educate and frienflyness other wise tourism will not prosper...black people should be positive everywhere and behave like godbless people as it was given as a gift. African should be travelling free across the whole of africa without any visa or restrictions.

[@jesusm2159]

Saludos

[@ProppahYisrael]

Come to America I will host you

[@simpogladys123]

Thats amazing ❤❤thanks

[@peacejohn7225]

I do not get it, is Nigeria at war? 😂😂😂 you guys are funny o