Why There Really Is No Party Like A Nigerian Party
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- There really is no party like a Nigerian party most especially a Nigerian wedding. Nigeria is a powerhouse for music afrobeats and entertainment on the continent so a Nigerian party is sure to be a lit and energy filled affair. This video explores some of the many reasons why there really is no party like a Nigerian party. Nigerian weddings, Nigerian wedding entrance dances, Nigerian dance, Nigerian food, Nigerian attires, Yoruba demons, aso ebi trends all make Nigerian weddings one of a kind
Nigerian men are the talk of the town. They are the rave. Nigerians are winning in every sector everywhere in the world, from Afrobeats with singers like burna boy, Davido, wizkid, asake, rema,Kizz Daniel, fireboy, oxlade, victony, selling out arenas all over the world, to movies thanks to nollywood becoming the 2nd largest industry in the world in terms of output, Nigerian movies are so popular especially on the continent,as most Africans grew up watching Nigerian movies, and now Nigerian movies has its own category on platforms like Netflix and Amazon prime. It’s the soft power that Nigeria has had on the continent and now the world. Latest Nigerian movies is always a top search on UA-cam. Nigerian fashion is also now competing with the likes of the met gala,the Oscar’s of the Grammies. Even Nigerian food is being sampled by more People now. From Nigerian Jollof rice, to fufu and egusi,to plantain and so on now Nigerian food challenge is a trend. Nigerian traditional weddings so rich in culture has become something everyone wants to experience especially if they get to wear the agbada which is the common outfit for Yoruba grooms. This video talks about Nigerias rise to having this soft power and what it means for Nigeria but especially for Africa has a continent.
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Goodness! Our cultures need to be studies. They are so beautiful. You did justice to this video. Nice work.
The Nigerian🇳🇬 party and traditional attire is unique, regal, elegant and bespoke, it’s on a class of ITS OWN. From the Hausa Babanriga, Yoruba Agbada, Gele, Aso-Oke, Asoebi, Igbo Isiagu, Edo Okuku, Neck Coral Beads and Coral Shawls, Tiv A’ nger, Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers, Cross Rivers etc. it’s simply majestic and a sight to behold ❤❤❤.
Thank you. I really wish I could cover them all. Our beauty is truly in our diversity
Nigerian weddings have changed the trajectory of some African weddings in many countries through influence.
TRUE 💯👍👍🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@temiladealamudun5063 That is true, but wait till you hear them say Nigeria came to learn from them.😂
They even call it aso-abi, gele, and they incorporated lace fabrics in most African countries now. Many of these countries wore suits and English dresses till very recently. Many of these African countries joined the "Nigerian culture" by showcasing their country's traditional wear. But you can still see through their crowd that it's not widely used because most of the guests still wear suits and English clothes. Their weddings are heavily influenced by Nigerian weddings and culture . Thanks to BellaNaija, UA-cam and others that showcase Nigeria weddings.
I just dont understand why they deny it. They will argue with you that it is not Nigerian.
Whether you agree or not, the world would have paid far less attention to Africa if there was never a country like Nigeria. An object is more noticeable among others when it shines, glitters, or gives off light, and it brings attention to the others around it. Nigeria is that shining or glittery object that also brings some attention to the others (the entire continent of Africa)🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬.
This is nice. One can not talk about cultural heritage and traditions in Nigeria without mentioning or including the Edo people. It is just impossible. It will be incomplete to do so. Thanks for the great job. Nigerians should be very proud of their unique cultural diversity which set them aparts from any other African countries. It doesn't matter which tribe they come from, Nigerians have that unique traits. It is called Nigerianess.
Yorubas are the pace setter it paparazzi begins from them
Beautiful presentation!👏
Thank you and thank you for watching🙏🏽🥰
So true
Arriving one or two hours late to a Nigerian wedding is great advise. 😂😂😂
If you know you know🤣😂
My beautiful sis so so happy u posted today how r u from New Jersey gd afternoon here
God bless the of Nigeria and the people of Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You totally encapsulated what a typical Naija wedding is like. Although there are much more. Our cultures are beautiful and enchanting. These days we are even making foreigners adopt our wedding regime bcos of the vibey nature of it. Great job sis 👍🏾✅🇳🇬🙌🏾💯
Weldone for this masterpiece. However, banga soup and starch is not an Igbo food. It's a delta state delicacy, eaten by the Urhobos, Ijaws, Itsekiris , Isokos and Okpe people.
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Awesome presentation ❤❤🎉🎉
Thank you 🤗
The way I love our weddings … no bad vibes at all ❤❤❤❤
I really love this, i wish you could cover all the culture in Nigeria ❤❤❤
I really wish I could too😭. It’s a lot of of work than I anticipated but maybe I’ll make a part 2 covering some of the other tribes. Thank you for watching🥰🙏🏽
My beautiful queen hv js shared ur podcast to my friend in Ghana from New Jersey
Aww, thank you for the love as always sis. 🥰🙏🏽
Very well narrated and presented
You have a new subscriber 👌
Thank you🙏🏽🥰. Welcome to the family🤗
This video TOP❤ proudly NIGERIAN🇳🇬
Loving this commentary 👏🏽👏🏽🇳🇬
Thank you so much🙏🏽🥰
@@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr you’re welcome 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Very true representation of Nigerian parties,what got me is african and Nigerian time😂😂😂😂😂
You get?🤣🤣. If you know you know
Nice one honey ❤🎉 waooooooo
You have really done exceptionally well.
African Time is the craziest part, if you are not sure of your guest....you would think everybody has forgotten your wedding day.
As in ehn, Like did they forget my wedding is today?🤣😂. thank you and thanks for watching🥰🙏🏽
I love this video and so you just got a new subbie. The only part I don't agree with is that Nigerian time thing. We are trying to change that culture of time management in Nigeria, so lets not promote it by encouraging people to attend events late. However, in all, you did fabulously well with your content and narration
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When you are not a Nigerian and you try to copy Nija style, it is impossible for you to meet the standard. It runs in the veins of all Nigerians. They have the yuppy, friendly, high self esteem, intelligent, go get it attitude that they carry with them wherever they go . A Nigerian is a Nigerian and you cannot copy them, it is inbuilt in them from birth😂
I swear no guest list,i have attended about 4 weddings without knowing who the couples are
Like…😂🤣🤣. If you know you know. Thanks for watching🥰
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Thank you for showcase nigerian tribes as one, with their uniqueness . Their is a tribe in nigeria who is so tribalism, always try to show that they are better than others, hate other tribes, we all know them, nigeria is one, one nation, one peoples, no tribes is above the other, we are all unique in our diverse ways. That tribe should stop creating hatred, and hate speech, we should all learn to support whosoever is elected as our leader, to make nigeria great,. Stop insulting peoples in authority, learn to pray for them, so that they will do good for nation, thank you for your understanding.
Those red beeds and white are from edo people, almost all tribes in Nigeria adopted it. The edos are known for it
Stop the attention seeking distraction, beads are culturally unique, to all south west, south south tribes. Edo culture just layer more, and wear more.
Most tribes of Nigeria have been wearing coral beads since time immemorial. I studied history so I know for fact, It’s not owned by or from any one tribe. This was a video to appreciate our diversity as a people. Not a competition.
Red Beads are African thing no tribe has the right to claim it alone even the hausas wears beads but only the females among them men don't wear beads in Hausa tribe but other tribes in the North both men and women wear beads so my brother red beans are not for benin people alone.
Ignorance is a can kill especially coming from a fool who is mr knows all,what a shame
Igbos were using white beads in the 70s and 80s. Red beads were always used by the Edos@@VikingPremier