This Will Change Your Mind About Nigeria!

Learn how I built this KZbin Channel: bit.ly/thetayoainaacademy
Join my Discord Group: / discord
Follow Me:
Instagram at / tayoainafilms​​​
Facebook at / tayoainafilms​​​
Twitter at / tayoainafilms​​​
Buy me a Coffee: ko-fi.com/tayoaina
Support me on Patreon: bit.ly/patreontayo​​​
Support me on Paypal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/tayoa...
Get in touch with me: [e-mail]

[@malama_ka_aina]

I'm no longer worried about what others say about us. The last piece for us is to sort out the governance issue. I think once we unlock that piece, we will unlock West Africa

[@serendipityjl234]

Um, no. The last piece Nigerians need to figure out is to stop cheating each other or trying to take advantage of each other or a situation to get money. That's a problem from the bottom to the top. If the average Nigerian could learn to put his fellow Nigerian first instead of always focusing on how he or she can enrich him or herself through underhanded means, then Nigeria would go far. The Nigerian system is crippled by the fact that we have to bribe someone at every level to get something done.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

Mmmm!

[@malama_ka_aina]

@@serendipityjl234 Sure, I've been scammed by family and others enough that I can see where this comment is coming from. Thank you

[@FaFa-fl1kh]

@@malama_ka_aina : OK. Your families are scammers and cheats. Please that doesn't mean that every families are doing same.

[@malama_ka_aina]

@@FaFa-fl1kh My friend, where did I say every family is doing the same? Did I not agree with the comment that we should stop under cutting one another? I don't need this type of response. Please, if didn't bother reading my comment, don't respond to me

[@nataliemukamimbewe6]

Even though I'm not Nigerian. I love how hard you guys work and how caring you are. I have parents from Zambia and kenya. We went to live in SA when I was a kid. Most of our neighbors weren't so nice to us but one of them , Uncle Issac was so kind to my family. He helped several times to drop us(me and my siblings) at school and took us to his church and invited us to cookouts with his fellow Nigerians living in SA. Best proud, fun and kind people I have ever met. This was in the early 2000's but I still till this day remember how his actions towards my family show the true spirit of Nigerians ❤️

[@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.2841]

Thnks for loving us okay...

[@sugarzee8845]

I'm South African and I looove Nigerians. There's a misconception about South Africans "hating" Nigerians. You have to understand that South Africa has it's internal problems big time and the people of SA are frustrated with the government and the corruption as well just like other countries in Africa. People fought and died for the country to get its freedom but instead what does the black man do when he gets power.....he oppresses his fellow people with corruption and nepotism. In South Africa the average black person is poor, uneducated and if working is underpaid. You find every kind of person in SA.....Zimbabwean, Mozambiquean, Pakistani, Chinese, Portuguese, French, Indian, Madagascan etc. Now if people were oppressed and they fight for years to get things right it will take a long time to fix and heal the people and country as a whole because mentally and emotionally they are not ok(there was a Truth and Reconciliation Commission where black families had to listen to how their sons and daughters and uncles and parents were murdered cruelly and buried like dogs in unmarked graves by the white Afrikaaner people for sport) these are things that happened from the times of our ancestors until our times. I am not even 40 but I saw a glimps of Apartheid and we still experience racism today). Now what the government should have done is maybe teach people about others countries and traditions so that when people from other countries come to SA then there is a familiarity. South Africans are not travellers (a few do travel and emigrate but mostly it was the white people who left when black people came into power). I HATE what happened with the Xenophobic attacks, it hurt me to the core. Zimbabweans were attacked, Nigerians were attacked, Mozambiqueans were attacked (black on black violence) yet there are also white foreign people in SA and white people don't do that to eachother. I personally was exposed at an early age to different cultures and nationalities coz I went to a multiracial school where I had Angolan friends,a Swiss friend who was an exchange student and I had plenty white friends. There were Chinese, Portuguese and Indian kids at school. With that being said I must also say that me being exposed to different cultures in SA (I have a Zimbabwean brother in law, A Congolese brother in law and my aunt is married to a Mozambiquean (From Maputo) and I've dated Mozambique and my best friend who is late now used to date only Nigerians. Now in SA if you are exposed to a bit of the underworld you will know which nationalities to go to for specific things. Zimbabweans are synonymous with Heists and they work with the locals of course and Zimbabweans have a tribal war going on between the Ndebele and the Shona and they have brought it with them into SA and it gets brutal at times, Lesotho people are into illegal gold mining and they are brutal too because they smuggle illegal guns into the country and they kill anyone and anything that disturbs them (there are even gun battles between them and the police at times, Swaziland is the supplier of the best Marijuana in SA but mostly South Africans go to Swaziland to buy and it is illegal in SA to sell. Nigerians are synonymous with drugs and scamming people 419 and they work with the locals as well(Considered to be the intelligent and masterminds of complex schemes), Mozambiqueans are synonymous with stealing of cars and sending them across the boarder to Moz and how would they achieve that you may ask? Simple.....they work with local police 😓 and what are South Africans synonymous with you may ask? Rape, hijacking, xenophobia, gender based violence, promiscuity, murder......we find children killed and dumped in fields all the time, women are killed by their partners, we currently have a crisis in one province where many children who as young as 10 years old being pregnant 💔💔💔💔💔 South Africa is unanimous with crime and being dangerous internationally and that is a fact. With all that being said.....South Africa has it's own internal problems and maybe we were not yet ready and strong enough to handle the influx of people that came here. Maybe we needed to fix our problems first then open up the country the way we did once the people of the country were taken care of. With all that being said there is no excuse for xenophobia. Things are tense between Nigerians and South Africans in Johannesburg as we speak..... a few weeks ago I went to Jhb CBD to stock ankara matrial and the first store I went into was a Nigerian owned store to patronize them and the rudeness and harshness I experienced there from the store owner and what I assume is the wife was unbelievable, I left and bought from the store nextdoor (Pakistani nationals) and the amount of stock I bought was a lot (worth thousands of Rands) and the Nigerian guy saw us leaving and you could see the look of regret from his face. I told myself maybe it's a defensive mechanism from something they must have experienced from South Africans 🤷‍♀️ I'll never know

[@devindewet3876]

@@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.2841 Sorry you experienced that. I'm South African and sending love. Hope someday our issues can be sorted out🙈

[@Alessandra-wv5ol]

@@sugarzee8845 Wow incredible! This is an eye opener and pretty educating. A lot of controversy people don't actually know the truth about the SA and her folks. Your note truly inspired me, can't stop reading all over again lol. I ain't a stalker, hope I can know you better. Any point of contact?

[@sugarzee8845]

@@Alessandra-wv5ol you can drop your contacts I'll get ahold of you.

[@tonyejiro7641]

When I left Nigeria and everyone started treating me like I was a superstar that's when I realized my country is a special country.

[@bantublood]

Me too. At work in Los Angeles, I'm like a celebrity.

[@THE_MILLENNIAL_AFRICAN]

I’m Nigerian and I approve this message

[@tashnahtv6098]

I'm not Nigerian and I approve this message.

[@vxi7185]

Useless people

[@Michae-eu2wf]

NIGERian😢

[@THE_MILLENNIAL_AFRICAN]

@@Michae-eu2wf meaning??

[@BlessedChild41]

I am an African American in the Diaspora who claims her African heritage. I will be repatriating to Nigeria in the near future. I love my Nigerian family and I want to integrate into their culture. I am proud to be a Nigerian. The world hate us because we are resilient people.

[@gossipmaggictv]

Go to Ghana and have peace.

[@vivoverah6067]

Welcome home sis..💖💖

[@bantublood]

Have you done your DNA Analysis yet? If it says "Bantu" you are most likely from amongst the Bantu family of tribes spread across Africa. Welcome home.

[@allegra7880]

Please Go 🚶‍♀️..who really hate you? I'm here in America 🇺🇸 peaceful . Stop watching bad media and war at everyone. Life should be live peaceful.

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

Love seeing this positivity! 👌🏾👏🏾🙌🏾 Love from 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@ahamatibrahimhassan3265]

Boom love to see Nigeria growing. Go ahead the giant of Africa.

[@matthewmwansa9697]

True true, much love from Zambia 🇿🇲 we love you Nigeria 🇳🇬 🙌

[@ItsDreame]

I'm African American, but my family's highest percentage is Nigerian, I would love to come to visit there and I'm glad I found this channel!!

[@thandosiza3349]

I Need to pull up in Nigeria 🇳🇬. From South Africa

[@eniolabakare6839]

I thought your people hated us 😂😂😂😂

[@thandosiza3349]

@@eniolabakare6839 people dislike Nigerians globally my guu

[@henrydonald8632]

They dislike Nigeria because of their hardwork

[@thandosiza3349]

@@henrydonald8632 they work hard at scamming, frauding, & selling drugs

[@eniolabakare6839]

@@thandosiza3349 it was a joke my guy 😭😭 but it seems u took it seriously and we are not disliked globally

[@maulsmith]

Bless up from a Jamaican🔥

[@portiamaki9479]

Thank You 🙏 I plan to visit Nigeria sometime this year God willing🥰

[@Winis_World]

Omg! Please tell me there is an extended version of this! This is the wonderful stories about Nigeria that I love to hear.

[@dohickey7184]

Would absolutely love more shorts from you Tayo, keep up the great work

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@michellejones667]

I fell in love on my first visit and will be returning the end of the year

[@gabrichini3841]

Thanks Tayo this is the kind of news we need to be hearing my brother , big ups .

[@delightedduncan9372]

God bless you my dear brother. I am from Ghana and I thank you for shining light on what is good about your country and Africa. May God bless Mama Africa. One Love.

[@Mkym365]

We Need to Highlight the POSITIVES as well in Nigeria 🇳🇬 kudos Tayo for Highlighting the Positives and changing the Narrative to reflect the True Nigeria 👏👏👏👏👏

[@IamAfrikan]

Sweet and short. Nigeria in less than one minute. Thank you.

[@frankpoku2779]

Thank you for doing this, it’s about time we tell our own stories am a Ghanaian but am happy you are doing this for Nigeria, keep up the good work

[@ChichiEfe]

Little by little we will work together to change the narrative. Ah ah, no matter how bad the country's challenges are, why don't we also speak about the wins and small victories? Tayo, you are doing an incredible job, challenging the narrative with each video, Uwese, I thank you ❤

[@Bobcoolyoung]

Love this, Tayo! You are indeed right!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏾

[@carpaeducation]

We need more of this...more inspiring Nigerian stories pls

[@Mkym365]

Exactly!!!!!

[@sonofnok2153]

Just save up on kidnapp ransom in 100s of thousands of dollars first before you make that travel.

[@kayade5305]

@@sonofnok2153 Nope. That's Mexico...or South Africa.

[@juliusehizuelen6778]

Amazing insight about Nigeria to the world Tayo good job kudos ❤👏🇳🇬

[@danielobiagbaoso7676]

Tayo biko we need the full video🙌🏾🙏🏿

[@brendajohnson1]

They also have an impressive movie industry. I'm not a TV person, but, when I decide to watch a movie, it's usually selected from the inventory of Nollywood, and I live near Houston, TX. God is doing so many amazing things in Nigeria today, it's just a matter of time before more Americans, and people from around the globe will want to be a part of it. 🕊️

[@realkvng]

Nigeria will fully ANNOUNCE Africa to the rest of the world in Little Or no time....It's just a process

[@Danorous]

I live in Houston Texas too. And I and my family loves nollywood. The biggest problem we have in Nigeria is leadership but I pray we get it right

[@QueenQueenly]

Makes me feel proud for the couple of Naija blood 🩸 drops in me 😅😂. Oh yes Nigeria 🇳🇬 has so many talented beautiful successful hard working people

[@cuma4893]

All love my brother from 🇿🇦 met plenty of Nigerians in 🇨🇳 and my brothers and sisters are hard working and big traveller's. We fight the same war with governance in our countries.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

Love it❤️🇳🇬

[@aao449]

I’m not at all concerned about what anyone thinks of anything. I’m more concerned about now I can help contribute improve the quality of life of my ppl. My husband and I are quietly doing our part.

[@penuelyahucodiyah.4678]

So true., i Went to school with Nigerians.,Amazing intelligent people. May The Most High Keep blessing you my nigerian family. Hugs from Angola

[@funbee378]

Im half Nigerian and Half Malaysian(specifically: half Borneo Dayak) and i kinda wanna visit lagos one day🥰

[@FGMtools]

Thank you Tayo Aina for all you are doing. I appreciate you and your friend, Wode Maya. The youths need to fine a way to depose the weak, old thieves currently ruling Africa. We must put the best brains forward. Nigeria is a great country and we need the right leaders to turn things around for the best. Thank you Tayo.

[@Perfeccionista89]

But I knew Nigeria was nice. I can't wait to visit. Forget what people say.

[@Emmycrypto_]

Mr man run away don't come oo when people are planning to leave and praying for God to help them leave u are saying u want to come 😂

[@derrickadu-gyamfi4868]

I guess you want to be kidnapped

[@Perfeccionista89]

@@Emmycrypto_ I know so many people who left this year and last year for both Nigeria and Ghana. They are doing better financially than the UK. Just because you don't know how business works, you shouldn't speak. 1 guys left with less than £1000. That can't get you nothing in the UK. Just rent for a small studio. So please ask people. Even my cuz is in Ghana right now setting up a business. If you lived in the UK or USA you would understand. It's hell here.

[@Perfeccionista89]

@@derrickadu-gyamfi4868 Talking rubbish. They do that in the UK including police. What next?

[@Emmycrypto_]

@@Perfeccionista89 wow very nice very very nice that because the £1000 will make them millionaire here and when they take our millions to UK or us they become poor 😂 I have brothers and people in Nigeria send children to other counties to make money and come back to Nigeria cause when u have thousands outside the country and come back to Nigeria u will become a millionaire 😂 and I know how business works am a Forex trader if it about economy and currency just call I can help u out

[@offiongoku1735]

Sometimes it's good for us to remember that Nigerians are an industrious, talented people... Na just the current government kill am. Well done

[@joshuachike3250]

Confirm

[@thefacelessquestion3333]

Current?? It's been going on for years.

[@offiongoku1735]

@@thefacelessquestion3333 yeaa.. but has it ever been THIS bad???

[@thefacelessquestion3333]

@@offiongoku1735 I believe the war was worse but I get what you saying shaa.

[@offiongoku1735]

@@thefacelessquestion3333 were you alive then?? Cos i wasn't...

[@abhishekmunda3lol]

Hotspot of Africa right now. Kudos from India 🎉

[@thomfrank9987]

Let them think whatever they want, we don’t care

[@TayoAinaFilms]

We need to tho. The change begins with us. Thanks for watching 😊

[@Heymeeeeeeeeeee]

@@TayoAinaFilms We don't. africans dont need to prove anything to anyone

[@gardensteps]

@@leeayi243 I would rather that Nigerians learn how to not trash their environments with litter, by just throwing garbage all over and littering. I would rather Nigerians care about their environment. Then we all can be proud of the high brow areas as we are proud of the non-highbrow areas, rough areas as you call them, where 90% of Nigerians live. What's the point of showing VCG, Ikoyi, Lekki etc, and putting a bandage on all the other less desirable areas. These rough areas are made undesirable I might add, by the very people who live there.

[@gardensteps]

Tayo, this is one of the things I would pray you and Steven Ndukwu and Bayo Adio tackle sometimes. A lot of these people who live in Nigeria watch your videos. We can't wait for the government to do everything for us. Charity begins at home. Please help spread the word to Nigerians to stop littering.

[@adeotiafeez1116]

@@TayoAinaFilms please where's the concluding part

[@Bossuhzi]

Thanks Tayo

[@Lesyeuxdemayokun]

Sometimes I get tired of the negativity, because it’s all I hear, Nigerians self hate and don’t respect their own country so how can we expect other people to respect us back. We need to have these positive mindsets in order to motivate change 🇳🇬🔥

[@Toby_Escapades]

Preach brother Tayo. Preach!!

[@adekoon4105]

Thank you Tayo… information we all need 👍

[@taredaniel9660]

I strongly believe the ownership of changing the narrative of Nigeria and black folks lies entirely on us Nigerians both home and abroad and clips like yours Tayo is a good place to start well done Bravo!!!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

I believe in the same too! Thank you

[@nostalgicbliss5547]

Who cares about changing the narrative, people will always have prejudice and bias. What Nigeria needs is revolution in the government and drive those Chinese vampires out of the country. People respect you when you have power. There is a lot of talent and natural resources just being wasted or exploited over there.

[@cfoster6804]

Yeah if you are waiting for Western media to give you props then forget about it.

[@noname-we1rf]

BIG MAN TAYO.MY BREDREN YOU WILL RISE AND BE A LEADER OR EVEN THE PRESIDENT. YOU WILL BE A GREAT LEADER INSTRUMENTAL IN HELPING NIGERIA RISE IN THE RIGHT WAY.MY NATION NIGERIA WILL CAST OUT ALL NEGATIVE PEOPLE ESPECIALL THE JUDASES WHO WILL SELL US OUT TO EUROPEANS OR EVEN OTHER UNDERHAND NIGERIAN.BIG UP MY NIGERIA.ONE LOVE

[@chrisnwachuku2035]

Great job Tayo...in less than 2minutes you have sold ALL the positive vibes about Nigeria, even NTA, National Orientation Agency, Ministry of Trade & Investment and Ministry of Information and Tourism have never advertised Nigeria's successes in such a succinct Professional manner. #TayoForTourismAmbassador.

[@UdoADHD]

I am here to support you. Wonderful content ! Keep it up my friend, enyi

[@KelvinEriaganoma]

This couldn’t be more true. I know because I’m a Nigerian who lives in Nigeria.

[@KH-jf8ps]

A Ghanaian approved this 👍🏾❤

[@samisaac3908]

I like your patriotism. Keep believing. We are the change Africa needs.

[@efeomordia7203]

Thank you for putting this out. It's so refreshing .

[@kalabareoyinpreye]

Thank u tayo 👏.. u did justice to this

[@YPM498]

I actually would love to visit Lagos, Nigeria one day! Keep doing these shorts Tayo to drive more traffic to your channel.

[@maximillianairborne3797]

What of if I invite you. Let me show around.

[@guatamala]

You’ll definitely feel like you’ve been to Lagos after this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmm1faVnqMlgf6c

[@kayade5305]

@@guatamala Not even close. As big as Lagos is? You only scratched 1/100 of the surface. Have you been to any of the various beaches? The night life, be it classy or run of the mill, is ultra lit.

[@guatamala]

@@kayade5305 not really a huge fan of Nigeria lol. Heard over thing is overcrowded

[@henrydonald8632]

@@guatamala you hear not you where there, don't live your life on rumor

[@Chinweoke]

You're indeed changing the narrative. Thank you Tayo

[@AmarachiJacinth]

Yes, please! Thank you for this video! 😊🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️✨ More positive reports about Nigeria and Africa, please! 🤍

[@Kikongolessons]

Shine Nigeria, Arise Nigeria⭐👍 +++

[@noname-we1rf]

Oh, oh oh yes yes yes.BIG UP NIGERIA TO THE ONE LOVE UNITY.i join you in saying ARISE & SHINE NIGERIA

[@Kikongolessons]

@@noname-we1rf 👍

[@temwatbr]

Great and informative clip about Nigeria. Much love to my Nigerian brethren, from Zambia. By the way, nice loop Tayo! 💯

[@trusthengine]

I just love the white background.... captivating

[@anthonia3816]

This is not the time to care what others think of us - this is the time to look inwards and for the youths to continue to shake the government

[@okenwanwachineke3539]

@Anthonia,lol which youth's are u referring to? Give them indomie and cup of rice and they mumu youth's will be shouting for PVC to continue voting against their own life,nigeria have no youth's,they are all under the control of cow meat.

[@bmalcolm7903]

Keep it up bro., this is what we want to be hearing.

[@dhatijawboy4821]

God bless you Tayo!

[@peemonnyhenry]

Amazing information pls keep it up 🙏🙏👍👍 we need more positive information out there Thanks for this

[@emmanuelamadi798]

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@antoinelorenzolyons]

I need to visit this beautiful place

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Yes you do! 🇳🇬

[@bossmanofficials6179]

Love Nigeria!

[@susan8576]

Alot of times we are so focused on the negatives that we forget to see our positives. Not just in our nation but obviously even in our personal lives which then translates to how we see our environment. May we learn to be more accountable for what God has blessed us with. Great content Tayo.

[@patriciapeterson623]

Thank you for this information, I missed my country, coming back very soon

[@RepampGhana]

Great one

[@gbemigreat]

You keep getting better every time. Best shortest video I ever watched in a while. Keep it coming. Good morning Nigeria!

[@ericak1738]

Go Tayo!

[@somtoochukwuuwakwe9742]

loved watching this so much. thanks for this Tayo

[@pawel.europe]

Typical stereotypes of the country&people: terrorism(sharia law: death penalty for homosexuals, women, no Muslims etc)., kidnapping, poverty, love scam(we Europeans name it as Nigerian Connection: a criminal network), dirt, overpopulated etc. These stereotypes are real(for sure). However not everything and everybody is”black”(European description of negativity. Actually, we may not use the word here in Germany anymore: a kind of racism). I’ve been to the country twice(next travel will be coming up). Like everywhere also in the country are good and not good people. However I’ve met up with those good ones. There’s a way to go up and develop lots of things. A friend of mine is from the country. That’s why I visit the country. I self represent a country of the 2nd world. Nevertheless my homeland has achieved a great and incredible job/experience so far. My homeland(Poland)was even poorer than the country(Nigeria)30/40/50 years ago. That’s why I think that Nigeria has a potential for getting a crucial player in Africa and even in the world. It’s just up to you what and how you make it in the end. Like always you create interesting videos on here. Best regards. Greetings from your loyal subscriber from Europe.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

It’s up to us to make change happen. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@pawel.europe]

@@TayoAinaFilms any time for you. Indeed. That’s why I believe that you’re gonna go for it(in a right way). Thx for your reaction to my comment on here. I appreciate it. Best regards.

[@templekanu6740]

We ain't even poor, just extremely mismanaged.

[@gizzyxcel4523]

We need a full video on this one because it annoys me when these outsiders talk all these jabs about here

[@dareolusola896]

thanks for the remembrance sir... you're doing a great work #🇳🇬💯

[@toyinbabalola9223]

God bless you Tayo thanks for sharing this 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🥰

[@ifdanieldid]

Gbadun the loop! ✊🏽

[@omokaroojiire]

A lot of suffering as well, because Nigeria isn't working for everybody!!!

[@akdream5313]

God Bless Nigeria From Somalia❤

[@omolaniayanshola4278]

Thank you Tayo aina for showcasing the beauty of our country 💖 ❤ 💓

[@moham.279]

Make it like your usual upload please..

[@wanarbros]

It is time Nigerians stop separating themselves from those who hold power to govern and understand they can either be the solution or part of the problem( which so far has always been the latter). FCT local council elections were held and it had one of the lowest turnout ever.

[@easyquickhowto4095]

Great video. Let's tell our own story. Everyone now has their own media in their hands. Let's change the narrative. So much potential in Nigeria.

[@JumokeFagite]

What I love to see Tayo! 🇳🇬❤️❤️

[@GrandRedemption]

i see what you are trying to do wih the loop

[@TayoAinaFilms]

😁😁

[@patrickpobo7012]

Yeah, changing the narratives. 👏

[@abx6539]

@@TayoAinaFilmsA new International Nigerian Fraud/ scam enforcement dept. would definitely help change how the world sees Nigeria

[@rosevinson8877]

And it has the most BEAUTIFULEST WEDDINGS I have ever seen in my life!!!!!

[@AruamanKelvin]

They are entitled to their thoughts. Thank you for this content.

[@ogoghobadu6882]

Well said thank you. May God bless Nigeria IJN amen.

[@ReactwithRandy]

True

[@srwarren103]

Hmmmmm, interesting 😊

[@adakereemmanuel5081]

Thank you for this positive message. If feels good to hear positive messages about Nigeria

[@sabinedouble07]

Tayo Aina you are part of the success story of Nigeria. I love all your videos as you change the negative narrative to a positive one, from one video to the next👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kingtemitemidayo938]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🦅🦅❤️❤️

[@---re9jc]

You left out Tiwa.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

If I put everyone it would no longer be a #short 😅

[@---re9jc]

@@TayoAinaFilms Lol heeeeheeeeeheeeee! 🤭🤭🤭 No worries. Still love the short. Love you, your girlfriend and most importantly your baby ( Your KZbin channel).

[@Realminthebush]

Keep this information coming Thank you

[@faithcomplex2359]

Thank you Tayo Aina

[@Miranda9Bella]

Haha Tayo why did you cut it at "because"?!?! 😅 anyway Nigeria is my long lost love😍 and it all made sense why when I found out my ancestry is one-third Naija 😊 (God truly blessed me😅😆)and I know "some" Nigerians immediately disregard people when they talk like this, because if you weren't born and bred in Nigeria they don't see you as being a part of them, and yea I kinda get it, but some fail to see the Big Picture, that the ONLY difference between those who were "fortunate" enough to remain in their homeland and those who weren't, was that SOME of our ancestors were put on Boats, and others weren't! And we didn't control that! And yes I also have to acknowledge that I am one-third European, which ONLY proves colonizers were raping my ancestral grandmothers! 😭 I had no control over this either! I think its terrible when we cancel people for things they literally had no power over🤦🏽‍♀️I know there are some who choose to remain ignorant about their roots, but some of us want to Fully embrace them, and ESPECIALLY when it comes to our African heritage, since that's what was stolen..so instead of canceling some of us, why not take the opportunity to teach us? We are your brothers/sisters whether you like it or not, even if only a half brother/sister haha..but I like what one true Nigerian friend told me is, if you have any Nigerian in your blood, you are Nigerian!😂 I love Nigeria no matter what anyone says, there are issues all over this world, in any country, and its only that countries with higher populations have more challenges/issues to deal with because there are more people..I cant wait until I have the opportunity to spend time there, even the Nigerians that may not like me, its ok, I love you 💋🇳🇬💋🇳🇬💋🇳🇬💋

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

I love you case close and you are one of us.

[@Miranda9Bella]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@adekunleganiyat1330]

Omoooooo 🤣🤣🤣. You're welcome to Nigeria anytime

[@henrydonald8632]

We Nigerians love you, you are our sister, much love for you... Your picture, you resemble a nigerian

[@Miranda9Bella]

@@henrydonald8632 🙏🏽bless you!🤗

[@yomi7742]

Tayo, we can't wait any longer to have the full video. Ọmọ dáadáa ni Tayo. Keep doing the great Job. I wouldn't know the offence of Nigeria, Nigerians, and the Dark skinned humans with the Western and other International media. They keep pinning famine, poverty, violence, corruption, and negative things on us, and would hardly talk about our positives.

[@jcbflamez]

This video didn’t change my mind, all Nigerians I’ve met are awesome so Nigeria must be a cool place if you use common sense. Also, stop ‘Royal Dutch Shell’ at all cost ⚠️

[@oziomauche4983]

I saw what you did there with the loop ... well done 👏

[@AfricanMoran]

I always love it when notification says someone liked your comment and you have received a subscriber this motivates me and make me work tirelessly. God bless you for subscribing.

[@kobypsalms5253]

Beautiful beautiful beautiful

[@user-cp5yi8cr5w]

Keep up the good work! ☝🏾One of my favorite African KZbinrs.

[@fatfarmers7360]

Who cares what anyone thinks about us in Nigeria. Personally I don't care. We move.

[@listenup2882]

You should though.

[@Perfeccionista89]

@@tempusfugit1523 Exactly

[@okiemute7744]

@@listenup2882 why should we care?

[@nyeguono]

@@tempusfugit1523 because it helps with investors, tourism & Social power?