Why We DO NOT Regret Moving Back To Nigeria w/ Africuria

[@destinyschild.9103]

"If you don't do for self you always going to be somebody's else servant." Dignity and power...

[@worldtraveler2417]

This was a fascinating interview. She is practical, she is logical, she is analytical and she is highly intelligent. She is able to compare and contrast her living in the U.S versus living in Nigeria with such analytical skills where she knows the West love for materialism has overshadowed the human intrinsic value for life. She believes those human values: respect, love for your fellow men, non-violence, a sense of community, etc, are still found on the African continent. That’s why she is leaving the robotic lifestyle (work, taxes & debt) in the U.S to raise her kids where human value and the sense of community are still greater than monetary value. It’s true materialism alone is not the key to fulfilling the human spirit. What a profound wisdom she exhibits in this short interview.

[@imqueenbaji387]

Spot on.

[@Andr3ization]

She made a lot of sense. I really enjoyed listening to this lady, may our ancestors bless her move.

[@getoutofthematrix3757]

Well said. And she is so right about the negative influence of Western lifestyle on the beautiful traditional ways of African life. Africa should wake up and hold on to the beautiful simple, organic African lifestyle.

[@maameboa254]

She is naturally beautiful. Black don’t crack.

[@mbch7ji2]

She is VERY beautiful and has a kind face

[@E.P.7131]

She is GORGEOUS!

[@Richdollabill]

i thought that as well, but i was into her message moreso

[@themachanel8128]

My ancestors did not die for me to be stagnant, be disrespected, be misrepresented, and suffer in the West. Its time to return home

[@OgaPita]

I love your MindSet. God bless you.

[@Bizz2k]

😄😄😄True! I am so glad that when I was little, I was taken on holiday from the UK to Nigeria. I was only given 3 weeks entry visa but stayed for my elementary schl, secondary schl ( formative years). I did't want to return to the UK where my parents lived. So I stayed....loved my life there as I was able run around freely; play in the streets. TV ( back in the 70s) started at 5/6pm then but our street play was more interesting. You never went hungry if parents weren't home because good-natured people fed you. The Nigeria that I grew up was exciting. Yes, the infrastructure was haphazard but it was fun. I lived in Surulere, Lagos which was solely residential back then. Now I live in 'individualis' UK where I was born and my kids are also born. I want them to know 'Mygeria'.

[@knowledgehungry9666]

I want to go live in Africa

[@pistolpete8231]

Ya'll know about African corruption?🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's my homeland. Good luck Ya'll

[@TochukwuOkafor]

I am soo sorry for abusing Nigeria. From Now on, i will bless this country as much as possible. This is an eye opener.

[@onioluwole7359]

The greatest problem of Nigeria is not even corruption but lack of patriotism. Why would any normal human being steal from their own nation and go buy property in Dubai?

[@DE-hi9mc]

Tochukwu Okafor - Yes do that. That's what I do every time. We have no other place to call home, even if lot of us hold dual citizenship, home is still home. Am tired,fed up and stressed of all the negativity. Of course I criticise when due,and also praise and give kudos when due. Let's be positive,that's what we need as young folks to take over and move that country forward to her rightful place amongst countries in the world.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

Amen

[@TochukwuOkafor]

@@onioluwole7359 This is it. I wonder too how they think.

[@africaandpolitics137]

@@onioluwole7359 you right, the problem is not corruption but lack of patriotism, once the people are ready to die for the nation corruption will stop within a year.

[@iTuber012]

Nigeria is the Lion of West Africa for sure. If they raise, all of West Africa raises

[@dekuan4148]

thats is true but the problem of nigeria is the corruption and the hausa ppl basically muslim ppl.

[@iTuber012]

@@dekuan4148 damn lol

[@aceace4660]

Ba Hashem Yeshua dude Yah’s land AIN’T America. The LION is over there on the Edenic Continent.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

If nigeria rises all black people win

[@caesarsavage8894]

Point of corruption! Nigeria is the Lion of the whole Africa/ black nations and Nigeria is the future of Africa/black nation

[@msveeyall8199]

My husband is Nigerian and i am American when I visit Nigeria I always feel welcomed and at home i hope one day My husband and i will make Nigeria a permanent place to live

[@tobimichigan]

...make sure u do.

[@mariekimbi]

Be careful not to relocate and goes marry a younger women and bring home, back home there is no law that protects women

[@Thepassportmodel]

I really appreciate what you do , we need more people like you and I think our fellow Nigerian can learn to show a positive light of our country , I live in Miami, US but I will be in Nigeria 🇳🇬 in December I can’t wait to be home

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

A Rotimi I might have to travel out of Lagos in December cos the number of people visiting from abroad will be so much. Hehe. Just kidding o!. You guys are welcome back home....East, West home is best. We need more of you to stay put so we build our great country and our people don't need to travel abroad to hustle under terrible confitions

[@paulkelly873]

Oh.. My DAYS! she said that because of the absence of the Diapora in the Motherland.. other nations are now fighting to fill that GAP. So simple, yet so TRUE

[@TerryAjayi]

She is so sound. She touched on the greatness in Nigeria. And dynast too. Where he said the blackest nation

[@mohmhk]

She has a beautiful mind.

[@Mskaytee]

This was a great video! I can’t wait to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Greetings sis, you single?

[@davlid100]

Great Interview again prince dynast amir..I always enjoyed when you interviewed intelligent people like this. I am preparing myself to come home too..

[@antowalk2743]

Women like this are gold dust very rare.

[@antowalk2743]

@Mike Mike Southern Nigeria i know

[@antowalk2743]

@Mike Mike a very rich culture

[@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx]

VERY VERY TRUE!!

[@jalasky46]

This sister knows her onions. Smart! But the thing is, you have more opportunity to make the money quick in America and then go back home. However, Nigerian govt needs to fix two things, that is the power ( light, Nepa, phcn, whatever) and then security too.

[@adeshow4307]

The government are not interested in doing that, because Nigerians will emancipate themselves and be more enlightened; the political class knows this would break their hold on power, so they keep the people subjugated.

[@KeyLimeKue]

If you're a foreigner you can make more money in Nigeria. Ironically, if I was to Nigeria I would have ample amount of opportunity. The problem is the light, government, and tribalism ( this I see starting more in the older generation). Nigerian can be the next Dubai and be better. Gov't needs to stop its greed ASAP.

[@adeshow4307]

@@KeyLimeKue The government doesn't intend to solve any of that anytime soon, because that's the only way the greedy political elites can retain power.

[@chidozieugwu-oju7069]

@@KeyLimeKue Very true.

[@theluxelifestylechannel]

They also need to fix the garbage on the side of the roads too then they’ll reach to a higher level

[@alphaEmpress999]

On The note of nursing homes. I can remember the time when seems like everybody had that old senile uncle living AT HOME, nursing homes was not our thing in the past. Having worked in nursing for years I've seen how swiftly the older ones decline outside of their family home and the lack of dignity that nursing home setting had. Family is vital we all must remember that. On another note she looks line Queen Tiye

[@georgeasamoah7593]

There is nothing special about ghana but we have over 7million nigeria in ghana

[@georgeasamoah7593]

That tells you alot about ghana very special

[@alphaEmpress999]

@@georgeasamoah7593 ?

@@alphaEmpress999 He's just a typical Ghanaian hating on Nigeria... Ignore him Queen!

[@alphaEmpress999]

@ 👍

[@GreenOrchid9]

MOST Jamaican generationally have known and promote Afrika before Afrika became a trendy continent without ever being to Africa including creating an entire religion based on direct connection to Africa! 🦁📚 it's music food and artisans too🐯 Marcus Garvey reboot

[@asanteakan70]

Yup the rastas been making music about Africa, waving African flags etc.

[@GreenOrchid9]

@oceej0 we never slept about Afrika 🎵🎶redemption song🎶🎵buffalo soldiers🎶🎵 we are Afrikans🎵🎶🎵🎶🐬🌱🐾📚🎯 reggae music lyrics poetry before the artists set foot in Afrika! Look it up widely available at your fingertips⏰🦁

[@fafunmilayoosunola3096]

@@GreenOrchid9 Talk up di tingz lion! Wi neva did ah sleep! 🇯🇲 Eva living. Eva knowing. One love, One Heart, One Aim, One Destiny. Mama Afrika wi seh!

[@GreenOrchid9]

@@fafunmilayoosunola3096 thank you 🐘🌱exodus movement of Jah people

[@Wugyz108]

No disrespect but GTFOH. That's a bombastic statement full of inauthenticity. Now if you were to say Rastafarians professed an undying love for Africa before panafricanesque consciousness became trendy, then I'd have to agree with you. But the majority of Jamaicans that I've ever known were just as brainwashed and self hating as their brethren and sistren on the continent, and throughout the Americas. They'd quicker identify with the colonial British crown than they would any part of Africa.

[@kwekublack8571]

I can’t wait to visit, due to repatriate in less than one year

[@williamwebbs1952]

Absolutely love the discussion I'm like you I absolutely love Africa

[@HebrewGyalJo]

I like that, it's worth the climb. So true. ❤️💯

[@lightoverdarkness3078]

I think diaspora favor Ghana more bc it seems to be the most vocal in welcoming the Diaspora.

[@dunjisaint8507]

Ghana or not all is AFRICANS

[@tincaisland1374]

You don't need to force them to come back home, they do it naturally. They are naturally coming back to Nigeria . You dont need to be vocal about it.

[@lightoverdarkness3078]

@@tincaisland1374 i actually think it should be more vocal bc we (Blk ppl) have been conditioned and taught to fight with one another. The more vocal the message, the faster and most effective way to reach our ppl and begin to dismantle the years of dysfunction. We are a hard headed group with centuries of mind f##k to unravel and unlearn.

[@afrosweet1]

Listening to this conversation makes me want to just pack up and go right now!

[@wateromiproduction3898]

Big respect to see African Americans back home. Love you all

[@DE-hi9mc]

Good one for this beautiful lady. She spell and pronounced those names, places, areas very well and soundly. Beautiful black woman. God bless.

[@oludummo4593]

up you mighty race accomplish what you will.. marcus mosiah Garvey..long live panafricanism

[@gantswood]

This woman is very intelligent. This babe and her skin tone 😍

[@kofoblue3172]

I'm setting up an airbnb in Benin City, Nigeria. I am ADOS and Nigeria has captured my heart.

[@himynameiscandle7002]

Wow, good luck 😊👏🏾

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Ekaaro prince dynast this sista is intelligent and together

[@DE-hi9mc]

Bobby E. Wright - Well done bro Wright. Good one on Yoruba greeting.

[@robinhockaday8621]

Yes, I'm loving Nigeria Africa period. I'm just like him. Work to get back to Nigeria. So glad I came across this video

[@johnblogs6248]

This lady is so on point about raising kids in Nigeria

[@igygy507]

We need more people like her....

[@PrinceSomorin]

I retired back to Nigeria after 33 years in the USA. I’ve been called crazy by folks that I chose to move back to Nigeria. They collectively loose their mind when I tell them that I’m living my best life in Ibadan, Nigeria. Hope to meet more returnees.

[@elizabethschmidt2468]

I hope to meet you in Nigeria, just planning my relocation before the pandemic. Can we chat on messenger.

[@PrinceSomorin]

@@elizabethschmidt2468 Hello. Of course.

[@Baddiesoftheglobe]

I will meet you oo we know why we are returning

[@suntemple3121]

Good video brother and sister thank you for sharing.

[@idowuuthman250]

Kudos of u guy.... U are doing great, that's my hood in Nigeria 🇳🇬 'BODIJA' I love u bro ❤.

[@idowuuthman250]

Wish to meet u in person whenever I am back to Nigeria brother. I really love and appreciate your efforts towards Nigeria 🇳🇬 /Africa growth.

[@smoothiequeenbah2135]

Dynasty is it safe to say, your freakn amazing. Love ❤️ you 🥰 Education = power

[@olusheyijackson3838]

Wow I love this video, I think I've seen this African American guy with wode maya , I will love to relocate back to Nigeria too , home is home, I still love my country Nigeria no matter what

[@Royalty562022]

Thank you for this I am a Liberian living in America, there is no such thing as the American Dream, I am so sick of this country,, I have prayed and As God for Guidance and by his grace and mercy I will be relocating to Nigerian close to the end of 2020, please stay in touch, doing my research.

[@OgaPita]

Wish you all the best sister. You're always welcome whenever you're ready.

[@Royalty562022]

@@OgaPita Thank you so much

[@deeallen1526]

What about your home, Liberia?

[@Royalty562022]

I have noone and nothing there both parents are late and all property lost not interested in going there

[@Royalty562022]

DEE ALLEN parents are late have no relatives nor property not interested in going back there

[@freemanbako1586]

Weldon to the Hero of our time...Prince Dynast.A...unifying the Black Race...

[@yogifish4721]

These are great documentary works you're doing Dynast 😎💪

[@Searchforuhuru]

Kotopw

[@Searchforuhuru]

Kotope

[@NaturalHealingGuides]

Her name is Moriyike Dada, the founder of Africuria LLC. She is a good woman. Hope to connect with her someday. First class, honest and down to heart woman. Dynast, I love your contents. Keep on making Africa proud. With your help and other content creators, we hope to encourage more Nigerians in the Diapora to connect to their root. There is no place like home.

[@ibexy]

Make sure you secure your means of income before going back. Do several trial visits before making the final move. Africa surely needs her children back.

[@beautifulspirit7420]

Yep be sure to create a job which hopefully you can do online from anywhere in the world and a number of income streams. Also American $$ money goes far in Africa so you could team up with AA and others is the diaspora to invest in rental properties and other ways of earning an income. Try and have a number of income streams.

[@cocobutterchin6768]

I am Nigerian American but Gambia is where I am looking into putting a root. I have 7 Nigerian American Siblings too living here in the STATES. One of my brother just finished building his Family house in Gambia this year. We are going with him and his family to Gambia next year so that I can buy my own land and start building my own retirement house.

[@joydnp1199]

The prince loves Africa with his whole heart. Its too obvious!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Bawoni Uchenna

[@BrothaMoe]

I love what you doing on the continent and spreading the good news my brotha!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Thank you

[@positivevibes2406]

Well done Dynast for all your hard work

[@Searchforuhuru]

You are welcome

[@bodephilips2966]

I am so proud and proud to hear a lady of substance like yourself...it's a great relief to me that people like you are very much alive and kicking with conviction that AFRICA is Home. You've gone where there's no path and you have left a trail for reasonable Africans (Nigerians) to follow. Well done.

[@SaMajesteD]

Great content as always brother. Great conversation.

[@Searchforuhuru]

You are welcome

[@Tiger_brave]

Interesting conversation!

[@dwainbeckford1]

Just came here from Wode Maya!

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

My home town Ibadan city.

[@JackyHapy]

This is a great interview. What a beautiful lady, love her hair and her demeanor.

[@DinizEngland]

Dynast is irresistibly authentic. Put your roots into Nigeria- buy cheap land, do commercial agriculture, build a house etc. Nigerians are the most enterprising people. The richest man in all of Africa is Dangote. Get an interview with him. Majority businesses are started and owned by Nigerians.

[@Searchforuhuru]

I will try

[@oluroyosiayoko2866]

Proud of you girl. Your return to your root is inspiring!

[@kwesiimmanuel7858]

Great interview brother! Ur truly at home.

[@LifeTrod]

Beautiful vid. THE ENDINGGG is funny bredrin. All I need now is Palm Wine!

[@leevanthompson7484]

I love Nigeria my second home

[@Biobele]

Dynast man we appreciate you, we are proud of you keep doing what you are doing

[@Searchforuhuru]

Thank you for the support and the encouragement

[@cryptoseries3259]

Wao.. She really know Ibadan very well... i was thrilled when she mentioned Mama Ope eatery and Bodija area. Very nice. I grew up in Ibadan. I went to primary school and High school there before moving to United States 18 years ago. Now i'm thinking about moving back home --Nigeria because there is no place like home and start a business.

[@marisaosodo7133]

I love this sister, she Islamic honest, intelligent and so natural. And she can do the Nigerian accent too, woooow!

[@niaelbryant2336]

Thanks! You are nailing it w/ your guest perspectives.

[@Searchforuhuru]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Gassama-lh3rc]

Great conversation with our great sister May God bless Africa.

[@briank624]

We forgot how to build and operate a society...it won't be perfect...but it doesn't need to be

[@jermen5137]

So grateful for your videos! Very empowering.

[@Searchforuhuru]

You are welcome

[@hectoruniversity7275]

I salute you my brother...You just gained a new supporter...More blessings to you...Ase!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Ese Gaan ooo

[@tapsirusaccoh67]

Black uhuru you are the real deal

[@dre73]

Tapsiru Saccoh 😂😂😂😂😂

[@DESmoRASHAD]

She's brilliant, and the interview was gravitating. I can't wait....Sierra Leone is calling me.

[@unapologeticmomitv4858]

I love this... Such an inspiration.

[@Searchforuhuru]

Im glad you enjoyed it

[@trksanhoes]

Good job sista CONGRATS 2 U !✊🏿 🤺🏋🏿‍♂️🙏🏿

[@reneewalwyn1831]

Enjoyed the interview. This lady is honest and real. As a young professional with a family to return home, had to be a big decision. The most important thing is that her children will see people who look like them,are educated, and will not have identity issues when they grow up and may decide to further their studies abroad.

[@thaguy7732]

She needs to meet Dr Arikana they would both be powerful together and get the word out #uniteafrica

[@chidiejikeme4898]

Morenike Dada is stupidly beautiful. Wishing her and her family Godspeed

[@lovennaija]

There are others...they just arent on social media. I felt the same way going to Nigeria.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Then goto Ghana

[@lovennaija]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 i dont understand?

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@lovennaija your write up it looking as if you regret going to Nigeria that's what it seem, and I said if you regret moving to Nigeria then move to Ghana or move to America.

[@lovennaija]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 clearly you misread what I said. I never said I regret going to Nigeria. In fact what I was explaing was there are a lot of Black Americans repatriating to Nigeria they just are not on social media. I know of at least 5 that live all over the country (North, South South, South East, West) not just in Lagos. And additionally, Ghana is lovely however it is not the end all be all for Black Americans to just repatriate there, so your commwnt about go to Ghana was not necessary. The interest is there because of the plug for the Year of Return Campaign. However "We" are moving all over the Continent. I know of people in Egypt, Tanzania, Rwanda, Namibia, Kenya, Gambia and Nigeria. Im sure there are more. Black Americans are not a monolith! So while some like Ghana...other will like to live in other countries.

[@OgaPita]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 why so rude dude. Nwanna read to understand first. Your blood too dey hot, this ain't Twitter bro, chill.

[@patrickpedro6458]

my brother and sister you are right, we love. the only thing we need from people,is come home, and also shows us what you have learnt in America , like how to manufacture Engine of cars Airplane, and different engine we can learn fast and start producing our own. we need ideas. love you guys.

[@mikeylikesit5740]

This is a great idea... Please convince ALL of these great people to return to the mother LAND... All need to return..

[@gbenga1338]

WOW!!! Amazing video. I literally stumbled on this video because I was looking for Nigerian web series. I'm a Nigerian in diaspora and have been entertaining the decision to move back home, this video did it for me.

[@chuxyleea1222]

This channel is nice bro. So proud that you show us what Nigeria is all about. Both the rough life and smooth life. We do not really need beautiful places to claim Africans but great minds to claim real Africans.

[@mani_kongo]

Just Beautiful!!! Thank you sharing the Love of Africa!

[@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx]

I love her SO MUCH!! I love Nigerian Americans that think like her...

[@farrahjacobs7747]

She sound Nigerian and your Yoruba is getting there 👏🏾. You look very comfortable in your environment

[@fluffyblue9112]

I Just dont know how to explain how happy i am to see a video of this lady about a positive side of Nigeria.Many people/Kids just keep on going to KZbin/Facebook making Discouraging videos"WHY I REGRET MOVING TO NIGERIA"Due mostly to their own fault of failing to plan properly before moving.This video is really encouraging cos i was really scared at some point with those terrible videos about Moving Back To Nigeria.I dont want to be a slave forever in another Mans Land Forever.Thanks so much for this Video

[@ananmai8700]

Nigeria Movies have to mention "Palm Wine" Now You, asking for Palm Wine. I link all de show I watch with you Twitter. For me, I am developing my country Nation First. I am in my 50's, and from Guyana, South America, Things still needs to develop there, say my Foot Print. etc

[@petduro]

once you taste real palm wine undiluted fresh from the tree you never going back

[@grace2garden403]

Wonderful interviewee, she had some great nuggets to share.

[@nickyb5827]

This was so well done! I loved the conversation. I was born and raised in America and I feel the continent of Africa calling me. I was dead set on going to Ghana or South Africa first because Nigeria gets such a bad rap. I loved your insight on why it is the blackest place on earth. I'm definitely opening my mind. Thank you!!

[@nobs5383]

Great interview. Nigeria was never on my radar before but it’s on there now! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽

[@jskerritt74]

You are making me more determined to go home

[@jacquelinescott2659]

Love the interview. This lady is grounded and realistic about the advantages and the challenges that are Nigeria. The truth is Nigeria has immense potential and should be a first world country. At independence in 1960, Nigeria shared the same socio-economic indices as South Korea. Compare the countries today and South Korea is a country without natural resources like oil. We have to acknowledge our failures and get serious about creating a prosperous and secure future. It truly begins with each of us.

[@iamalight1ofuk395]

I am so happy to hear things like this, there is no place like home no matter what. Home is home, for nigeria to become what or were we want it to be, it will take a lot of work and effort. Who is going to do this?? YOU and myself. I remember in the 80s, our nigeria was one of the best place to be in. When there is life... There is hope. 🙏🙏

[@naijanistan]

African Americans and the others in the diaspora must come to Africa to develop the continent. The best interview ever. Kudos to my brother and sister.

[@ebonysimpsonCNM]

Thank you for igniting my curiosity in Nigeria. I think a lot of people are scared of Nigeria. Concerns of safety, fradulence, etc. Otherwise I would have been to Nigeria already.

[@Searchforuhuru]

Nigeria is the future

[@Mindbodysoultv01]

Another great video handsome Prince

[@Searchforuhuru]

Ese beloved

[@stevepee]

"all i need now is palm wine ".....this guy is fully in.

[@naija4lifeNaija4lifestyle]

I miss not living in Nigeria so much it hurts 😭😭😭😭. I pray that God in all his mercies will also pave and smoothen the way for me to return home and to find long-lasting peace and happiness in Nigeria...Amen dear God 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@nhaezer5121]

Thank God I found this video. And thanks for making this video and channel.

[@northernglacier8786]

I like the fact that they drive on the correct side of the car and the road

[@AnaSantos-rb9uf]

Like your videos

[@Searchforuhuru]

Thank you

[@fatimohjinadu8769]

Great one Brother. I love it. I can wait to track u down when I get there

[@jacques-alberttobnohugo3660]

Interesting conversation I loved it and I share you guys perspectives.

[@mechiawilson164]

Great Interview Prince Dynast Amir with this beautiful knowledgeable sister. Stay blessed

[@aboladeibrahimabiola1344]

My home town ibadan iwo Rd. ojoo express way

[@Crob100]

I love the way she switched up her accent ❤