How I Was Provoked And Fought On The Streets in Cotonou
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It's so beautiful to see all the sisters and brothers that have that entrepreneurial drive. 👊🏾👊🏾
Very beautiful vlog, thanks for bringing us along. Nigerians and their hustling spirit. Sheriff! was amazing. Atcheke is yummy. Beautiful day. More Blessings!
Thank you. They hustle but sometimes cause problems 🤣
Awesome, I enjoyed this tour of the West African Market. The many statues, artifacts, paintings, and jewelry, especially those Africa rings you were checking out. Gosh, I could go broke walking through that market. I was not born in Africa, Africa was born in me! Thank you much for sharing!
Cotonou seems to be a very nice place. I am persuaded to visit just based on this video. Thanks Grace for your hard work in showcasing Mama Africa to the world 🌍
I enjoyed this a lot
That ring should be no more than 2500
Thanks you for showing us what Cotonou look like.... Stay safe and healthy...
Pleasure is mine
I just seen a story...the London museum is giving Benin back 72 artifacts they looted.
Long overdue
The 'Benin Bronzes' belong to the Benin Kingdom in Nigeria 🇳🇬 and not Benin Republic 🇧🇯. The country got its name from the Benin Kingdom.
@@africanstoryteller I expected you to educate him on the ownership of the artefacts stolen and kept in the British 🇬🇧 Museum.
@@andersonojoshimite6047 the point is, the looters are returning the artifacts to their rightful owners.
greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
It's a very didactic blog
I spent the afternoon watching your videos I like so much and I learned about the way of life in those cities and the languages that speak in each country, I would like much to travel to Bisaú, Ghana, Senegal, Cameron and Congo.
Bless
Nice video .Virtue Grace woo those rings are expensive...
Yes,they are. Guess they charged me tourist rate
The streets are very clean and large paved roads with trees
Yes
Acheke is garri made from cassava it's a popular food in Cote d'Ivoire
Love it. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Food taste better if eaten by hand and seasoned with lemon juice Greetings from Guinea Bissau ,the best country in West Africa
Absolutely! How's Guinea Bissau. I hope to visit someday
Missebo market is the main "Okrika" market in Cotonou
Thanks for the beautiful tour. Even in Togo everyone thinks I'm from Nigeria.
Shocking!
Atieke is cassava. And it's cote d'Ivoire dish
Tokpa market is bustling like balogun market too
Vlogging In African markets requires a great deal of confidence 🤣
It is CRAZY! they brought out my LAGOS side🤣
@@africanstoryteller Wahala for who’s not a Nigerian o🤣💕
@@bluebeatricearchibong I tell you oh🤣
@@africanstoryteller i was praying for your camera. My heart was beating fast. 😅
@@jojo-rc4zv 🤣🤣🤣
I'm glad you ate with your hands Sis. be as natural as you want to be. that art look so beautiful. Benin art was stolen by invaders. art must be important to the culture. that dude need to keep his hands to himself. i wonder about that. your new friend look like a beautiful person. thank you for the video VG. thankful to be able to see the culure up close. peace & love
Thank you my brother. The stolen Benin art we often talk about is the Benin Kingdom in present day Nigeria,which the British have agreed to return some. Although art was stolen from Dahomey kingdom (present day Benin republic) as well
@@africanstoryteller ok kool thank you my Sista for the insight. love it when someone from The Continent gives me the correct information. the art you showed is still beautiful and impressive
Beautiful vlog young sis 🌹👍🏾
Thank you 🤗. Please share it
Yes I’m a subbie
@@Bg-cr2vx thank you 🤗❤️
Being a traveller you will eat all kind of food.
Shine ya eyes the street ain't smiling 😂
Atchiete is made from cassava
Attieke is not gari. It is an Ivorian dish very popular in French-speaking West Africa. It's made from cassava but it's not gari
Yes, it's not Garri
How is your French speaking?
🤣🤣🤣 2/10
Cotonou City,this is the capital of bicycles
Comment allez vous!... kindly make sure you enrol in french school (Allianz frances). There's one in Yaba Lagos. Little knowledge of french will assist in your travels. Africa's no 1 story teller!!!
Oh really? How much is it?
🌴🌿🌱🌹
Their markets are like Nigeria's markets.
When trees are cut down the atmosphere becomes hotter and drier especially in the cities.
Brenda looks like a model. A beautiful young lady.
Sister, do you have a cameraman? I thought you run a one man operation.
Yea, the markets are just like ours. The environment here is cool because of the trees. I don't have a camera man, I film alone. Those few last clips were filmed by someone who volunteered to film for me
@@africanstoryteller Thanks for your reply. Safe travels.
Speaking yoruba language to understand
Africa is finished, how can an African speaking European language in his land abomination.
Àre all these people Nigerians ?
Yes😄🙆🏾
They provoke you and you show them that, you from Nigeria .
Yes oh, I was on my own minding my business and they provoked me
Missebo market is the main "Okrika" market in Cotonou