WHY I LOVE LIVING IN NIGERIA | LOST IN LAGOS

Here are some reasons why I love living in Nigeria.
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[@africanewsdickson7887]

You are very correct I have travel to many countries here in Europe but Nigeria life style is the best and the food relating with people no racism i proud of Nigeria God bless Nigeria is the richest country in Africa we are not supposed to travel to other countries to live like a slave when we are kings

[@TheNappyNomad]

I was born in America and am African American but I identify as an African woman. When I visited Burkina Faso, I fell in love with everything you mentioned, the people, the food, the culture. And, while I was waiting in an office to pick up some tickets, a lady approached me and just started doing my hair. It was so lovely, it felt like family. Then, when I went to another office, there was a tailor dropping off clothes to the secretaries, so I got his number and he came to my hotel and made me a whole wardrobe of clothes in a few days at unbelievably reasonable prices. Also, the food as delicious, especially the Poulet Yassa. And, the fruit was the freshest I've ever had. I've been longing to move to Africa ever sense and that time is getting closer. Although I have taken an Igbo name, Amaechina Anyanwu, and I love all things Naija, I'll probably be moving to Senegal, b/c I don't know if I can handle the intense energy of Nigeria b/c I have a disability. I will visit though b/c I love equsi, moi moi, akara, etc. Thanks for you video. I totally get it.

[@Afrocurlitan]

Hey Amaechina, thank you for watching this video and sharing your story. I am glad you had an amazing time in Burkina Faso! I've always wanted to go there but haven't had the opportunity. Senegal is a lovely country and the people are very friendly. I hope your move there is a success! Do you plan on moving this year?

[@ChideraStephen]

The Nappy Nomad wow ... this is heartwarming

[@MrRklewis]

So did you move to Senegal. I have been there but you will have to speak Wolof. Now many people spoke English.

[@princessdisfanpage.7445]

Awwww, so glad to read from you. I am so delighted with your amazing connection with your motherland. Particularly very excited with your new name. I am an Igbo and sister right here and live in New Jersey U.S . I will like to connect with you to share more of our Igbo culture and tradition. I am on Facebook- Chukwu gozie gi Amachina nwannem nwanyi- Translation- God bless you Amaechina my sister. That was in Igbo dialect.

[@spugiewoogie2257]

Nigerians do not like akatas (throw away people, people who are descendants of slaves) . Do your research before considering...it's not a good option. Senegal or Gambia is a much better option. The people are beautiful and very lovely in character.

[@dollyosadolor1489]

Beautiful video, I came back from Nigeria, 2weeks ago with my family, we were there for 3month, NOVEMBER TO FEBRUARY. it was wonderful, and we really enjoyed it. Everything you said about Living in Nigeria is 100%true. I am missing NIGERIA already. With this cold weather in CANADA. I can't wilt to go back again. I will be moving to NIGERIA. My plan is be in Nigeria 6month, during the winter, and come back to CANADA during summer. That is my plan. The truth is, to live in Nigeria very comfortable, you need to have a House of your own, a Car of your own, and your up to date document. NIGERIA is a lovely country Full of Fun and life.

[@princessdisfanpage.7445]

Dolly, welcome back to Canada. Lol, I guess your demeanor changed right in the airport, when those wind chill slapped your face😂 I have gotten so tired of North America to the point unbearable irritation, especially In the new Trump Amerikka. Sometimes, I feel I can close my eyes and get situated in Nigeria overnight. I want to move back as soon as tomorrow. But the things you mention like buying property And having substantial amount in the Bank for back up is a huge financial challenge and a draw back for most of us wishing to move back home.

[@anditeaches]

What do you mean by, "...and your up to date document"?

[@factsfacts6628]

@@anditeaches I am also interested in that clarification. 😆

[@TheKingofHowTos_TKHT]

You said it all... FAMILY, HAPPINESS, togetherness, convenience, affordability, purpose, and camaraderie... The aforementioned are sacrifices, in which we often make when we relocate to the Diaspora.

[@Nere950]

I live in New York but I saw many videos of Nigeria country and I see many improvement in the city and I happy for all of you nothing To envy from others country. Powerful culture, the food, the people, places you can enjoy to make your life more pleasant fantastic. God bless you and NIgeria people, you deserved this and more.

[@Afrocurlitan]

Aww, thank you for your lovely message. I really appreciate it!

[@celasegamay5371]

I love your videos

[@danjayny1]

Yours is perhaps the most optimistic version one has heard. Thanks for putting a more positive spin to it. Will keep shopping around for more views before taking the leap though.

[@jumiofuya8793]

I miss naija too can't wait to return someday.Someday,because l really desire a change in the way nigeria is govern.Someday,because the road infrastructure is lacking.l would love to travel and visit other parts of nigeria by road,on a bike, not flying everywhere.l miss naija for everything you mentioned in this video.After spending so long in england,l just think there is something about home and we nigerians that's missing with the rest of the world...The doctor had to put me on vitamin D tablet for not getting enough sunshine here.And that got me thinking,back home nobody even thinks about the sun or the weather cos it's always sunny anyways.Even when it's rainning it's still sunny.😀😁l'm from the south but l love the ldea of living in the middlebelt,central nigeria for it beauty and natural charms.l hope they find lasting solution to the farmers herdsmen clash for good. l hope l make it back someday.Thanks for sharing.

[@TheKingofHowTos_TKHT]

I'm in the same boat. VD is in the toilet d/t lack of adequate sunshine in the west. Even if you work day shift, it's often indoors or too cold, so you barely expose 20% of your body. You begin to lack energy/drag and you could quickly become depressed and feel like a zombie who is just trying to get by... The fatigue/lack of energy that comes with it can be so disabling among others... There is nothing like home. I have been in the west for more than 2 decades and I'd like to get back to Naija once in a while as I haven't since I've been here...

[@erodigie]

The weather in Nigeria is amazing!

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

Thanks for saying that because most of you from abroad always say bad thing s about Nigeria and discourage Nigerians. From coming back. You are a good girl , I like you for that

[@edithnaze6637]

Hey girl! Just stumbled on your video. Good encouragement. I am moving to Naija next year and it's good to hear the pros and cons.

[@47TriPle]

You and I share same preferences! Especially weather. Summer always! I've been in Europe for about 10 yrs, but still prefer the African weather. I really miss Nigeria.

[@Afrocurlitan]

I'm glad I'm not the only one, lol! Aww, hopefully you can come back to visit soon.

[@ciwanechris1428]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is very good country people are very friendly 👍👍

[@murrayedwards1805]

For the mere fact that you said positive things about our country, I subscribed before even watching. There are many whose stock in trade is to run Nigeria under the bus at any given opportunity. You sister are breath of fresh air. There is no country that is great today that did not go through hardship at some point in their history, Nigeria is no exception, things were hard but the people put in the hard work to make those countries what they are today, we cannot all not just be fault finders while not contributing nothing towards the development of our country.

[@UjuJustina]

i love Nigerian food

[@jeru-baaokorie515]

"A Very beautiful women with! good understanding; With a good healthy heart." hope the other Nigerian heard you.

[@c.thepeace3849]

This is a video we need, not videos putting down out motherland country Nigeria, so much self-hate. People still live in Nigeria and our having a great time, so not everybody needs to escape. You look beautiful and have healthy nice looking hands by the way. I am a proud Nigerian living in North Carolina, USA 🇺🇸.

[@didiash]

the meat taste better because they are organically grown same with fruits infact everything is natural....Can you do a video about me tag or Q&A answering question on career, age, when you moved, how you meet your husband, when did you decide to move back and how did you plan towards it, how you got your job, how to loo for one etc

[@Afrocurlitan]

Yeah, I will do another Q&A video soon to answer those questions. Thanks for the suggestions!

[@Smitty-op4ld]

Just be sure to check the fertilizer source. US does the same, but you may be able to find Farmers to bring your their produce with the agreement to only use animal and plant based fertilizer. I won't say more you can research and find quickly what I'm talking about.

[@Deojie]

I love your video am moving back too

[@Afrocurlitan]

Thank you for watching! Good luck with your move!!

[@ChideraStephen]

It’s true that Nigeria is a nice place though. But it has its ups and downs

[@littleblacklawyergermanbla2008]

Africa actually sis...

[@ezy-e4250]

sending a very strong msg with that ring on your finder......hmmm

[@princessdisfanpage.7445]

Thank you so much for the video, gorgeous lady. They're very insightful encouraging and inspiring. I am 52 and at the point of retiring to Nigeria. I want to hit home earlier than normal retirement age in order to have the energy to re-establish myself in the country . However, I am a Masters level licenced counselor in the U.S and I want to practice my profession in Nigeria nothing more. Unfortunately, I can't do business in this age and has never in my life. Not sure if there's any possibility in this area especially when our people obtain their " counseling" from their pastors even though- that's spiritual guidance and no counseling. Could you please help me understand the progression of mental health treatment in Nigeria. Thanks dear.

[@chicchi1682]

Gurl I watch all your videos might not comment on all but love all your content. natural hair, wig, MAKEUP, naija craziness.. do you girl loving the vids. keep em coming

[@chicchi1682]

it's hella cold rn & I'm not smiling -_-

[@Afrocurlitan]

Hey Chi Chi! Thank you so much for this message, it is so encouraging!! Please let me know if there are any topics you would like me to talk about. Thank you for watching!!

[@Afrocurlitan]

lol, sorry girl!

[@meziecharles5087]

Summer 24/7 great weather... tired of wearing jacket here and there here in Europe..

[@adumoyekenneth3626]

You mean well, sweet home nigeria.i leave in Europe but everyday I think home Nigeria, thanks for breaking it out

[@bonnieking8068]

My boyfriend draws me there. I so want to go

[@kofimusabarkindo4343]

Beautiful people

[@takid886]

As a non-African: stellar arts, cultural diversity, opportunities to be heard and create consciousness around issues of sustainability, spiritual orientation, cheaper prices for things that would cost way more in the West, the weather, and opportunities to train in performing art forms professionally, academically or informally (as Nigerians are highly articulate and have an appreciation for zesty interactions).

[@justsue8730]

What do you do for a living there please

[@EbonyJoneskuye]

I miss the housekeeper and tailor delivering clothes.

[@tunxlaw]

Land of always summer.

[@funkids6215]

I need details about papers for movie not employed and I have no family there...

[@joyabbensetts]

Are you still in Nigeria

[@arrah5472]

Please be clear - as she said, this is income-dependent. The average Nigerian does not live like this.

[@Margeryhudsonpeters]

It is true everybody does not live like this. But to the greatest extent almost everybody lives like since almost everything is around the comfort of your home.

[@annab9323]

Are you still in Nigeria?

[@GabbyNurse]

You remind me of Angela Bassett.

[@vidaholmes]

How much money do you make to live like you do

[@georginabuckle6405]

Nigeria is really rich than Dubai despite the oil rigged and government corruption, roads environment.

[@arindamdas5421]

Please let me know whether fresh meat of goat & pork is available in the market or is it packed meat.

[@akojiaustinarome6665]

Goat and pork are in the open market for sale on daily basis. We hardly buy meat that is not fresh here in Nigeria.

[@igletmolatudi3321]

I’m a South African who lives in the U.S and I love Nigeria even though I’ve never been there before. I think I would love to move to Nigeria in the future. Which part of Nigeria would you say is the best part to live in?

[@ayubahalimahomowunmi1255]

Everywhere

[@meekaghogho9921]

Depends on what you want, a busy (Lagos) city or a calmer one (Abuja). And there are more that I can't start mentioning. At the moment, apart from Abuja which is in the center of Nigeria, I'd recommend cities in the south to you.

[@igletmolatudi3321]

@@meekaghogho9921 Thank you so much for the feedback

[@sundayroast4785]

@@meekaghogho9921 lol because of boko haram ....

[@BeachChairz]

I've been looking to move back to Naija from the UK for years now. But now people are telling me to stay in the UK because of the so-called recession Nigeria is going through, so I don't know.

[@johnsonolajide4647]

don,t listen to bad advise.but before you can move to nigeria,you must know what you want to go and do in nigeria. you can just parking your luggage and move to nigeria. do you have any business in mind to do in nigeria? i myself will be moving from Australia this year to nigeria for good.you can also travel to nigeria for survey. i have done that by myself. Good luck.

[@badex11]

i would advice that you come visiting as often as possible to kinda familiarize yourself all over. If you have young kids, I will advice you stay abroad to train them first.

[@princessdisfanpage.7445]

Pay no attention to anyone especially those living back home. They have no idea what life in the West look like for us- My response to that discouraging rhetoric is- if you can survive in Nigeria why wouldn't I? Again, the country is not doing badly, Nigerians are all about fake life- living above their means. They should be able to Seperate economy and the financial consequences of the lifestyle they choose.

[@TheKingofHowTos_TKHT]

In returning back to Naija form the Diaspora very soon, there are endless opportunities in Naija like you rightly said to build and engage in numerous business ventures. It isn't as hard, if you have the capital, to begin a business back in the motherland, but in the US/UK, you have to go through endless hurdles and they tax you to oblivion, and the bills are endless (water; trash; natural gas; electric/power; insurances for health, vehicle, housing, etc; taxes; more taxes; even more taxes; fines; even more fines; late fees; other fees; more bills; even more bills, etc lol). Yes, things can be rough in Naija, but with the right mentality and a plan, the sky's the limit. My main reason to return permanently, is not only for business and to help my country grow, but also to potentially find a befitting mate or mates, 1-3 or more wives, etc. It is better to be a part of the solution and create jobs rather than complain about our corrupt politicians, etc. It will take the youth to rebuild and propel the country to greater heights. I believe that I have a much HIGHER calling, which is partly why I chose to remain single. MGTOW for life!

[@johnsonolajide4647]

I agree with you about tax uppon taxes in western world.i residence in Australia. my friend Australia taxes and bills are far mooore greather than what use to be in USA and UK.In Australia here,no taxes no life, we were swiming in taxes and bills here in Australia.and i don,t know what they do with the money.maybe they were just spend the taxes money to buy weapon.very sad, hardly someone can able to save money here in Australia.

[@station9o21oradio8]

My Family background Is Nigerian, But I was Born In USA, And I never been to Nigeria And I want to Come Home, How Can i go About Getting My Nigeria Passport, 🇳🇬 , Peace & Blessings Love the Video

[@kokouaziaba2106]

your dad should help you

[@shachede6828]

there are embassies in USA, look online on documents you will need, and schedule appointment. and you will need to pay a fee.

[@EbonyJoneskuye]

Apply online to the Nigerian Embassy in DC.

[@person-xd3wb]

Easy process. Why have you not been there?

[@princessdisfanpage.7445]

Nigeria has three embassies in the U.S- NYC, which is located in second avenue next to UN Headquarters in Manhattan. The others are Washington DC and Atlanta. You will get your passport on any of these three locations. I recommend you Google to get their phone numbers to find out the documents you needed for proof of citizenship. And I believe you apply online and they confirm your application with a date of interview. In Nigeria constitution, you are automatically a citizen if both or one of your parent is a Nigerian. So, you might need documents from your parents most likely their Nigerian passport even if if they're expired. You're good to go. I love your thoughts and I am trying to get my 19 year old son back home to get used to living in Nigeria. America is becoming crazier by the day.

[@georginabuckle6405]

That's because she have enough money to enjoy living luxurious in Nigeria.

[@TheKingofHowTos_TKHT]

Hey there Afro Queen. I can't wait to exodus to Naija also from the USA; not a Yoruba demon btw ;).

[@TheKingofHowTos_TKHT]

Sure thing... thanks ;-)!

[@littleblacklawyergermanbla2008]

lol.

[@user-Tea278]

Thank god I love winter. Thank god I always have water. I do not envey you. Lmfao.😴😴😴😴😴