Vulnerable Vlog - Moving from Nigeria to South Korea took some privileges Part 1

[@TheJoyedTribe]

I must commend the quality of this video! Welldone to you. Love love the content tooo. Lol Abroad life just funny shaaa. One day, I almost cried because I was late for school and there was no bikeeeeeeeee🤣🤣🤣 I had to wait for the next bus time which is a 2-hour interval. Loolll. God go dey help us ooo

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Wow! 2hours? Chai! It is well.

[@Akazchannel]

We miss you too ❤

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

Awww,I miss you 😍

[@nigeriankoreanlover]

Getting hair done is 😊😊

[@oduekiokonkwo4339]

I am lucky i have access to African food stuff where I am although quite pricey but we dey try. However, I can't imagine how you are coping in Korea with all you have said. I am now more grateful for where I am. All the same , no place like home. God bless you sis.

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

My sister. When I see vlogs of several stores with Nigerian food items in Europe or America, I get jealous. We get some here but very few and extremely pricey. I can't remember when last I saw yam or even Nigerian Mango. The other day, I was asking someone if they know what Guava looks like.

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

Thank you for watching

[@nigeriankoreanlover]

No place like home

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

@@nigeriankoreanlover truly. No place like home.

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

For those living abroad, do you relate to this?

[@OTSunny.]

I think its because of bad media and fake pastors. E.g: the recent documentary on TBJ, and for the fact that he do visit korea can be a reg flag for them kind of 😢

[@AdaomaOnwukaeme]

Hmm. I am not sure, but you may have a point though. Thank you for watching.