Yes, we are loud people, but not because of generator, it's just our nature of displaying happiness and arguments about everything without fighting anyway
Thanks for this, i m happy you gave the positive side of Nigeria, lots of people who are still minded believes Nigerian are not more than criminals. we love you
We Nigerian are too cultural, and our tradition and diversity also contribute to the loudness and ceremonies in everyday life, keep up the good work my sister
First time seeing your channel Am a Nigerian married to a beautiful Jamaican woman in the Caribbean 🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇸🇯🇲🇳🇬😂🇳🇬🇯🇲😅🇺🇸and I must say we are definitely hard to miss in a crowd😅. As Nigerians we are very proud people and are proud of our culture as Africans. Another thing about us is that we don’t pretend especially when we see you as a family. The bottom line is that we are easy go kinda people. And I think we need to intermarried more as Africans Welcome to our Nigerian family
Nor mind these people. They are lucky they came to Nigeria when the economy is not so good, 9/10 years ago when the economy was booming, dem for tire for party..😁
I'm new to your channel and loving the content. It's nice to see proudly married SA women speaking about their marriage to Nigerians and I believe this will enlighten most people. Nigerian men are so loving and open. One is blessed to be married to one. The other day I was like to my husband I want to do a liposuction and he went like my friend I won't support you to go and commit suicide see our former president wife died doing that so my friend you're not doing that and the way he was shouting you'll be scared that neighbors will hear you but hey oh the love we're getting bathong kere bona🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰
I am venda, married to a Yoruba… Totally agree with all those culture shocks but the food preparation takes the cup! I have to prepare myself mentally the day before for that process, and also how much cooking oil is used, yet they dnt gain weight 🤦🏾♀️
I am new to your channel. I must say that you are gorgeous. You have earned yourself a new subscriber! One thing I love about my Nigerian people, we are all over Africa and beyond. Wherever we live, we don’t just date the ladies in that country, we married them as well. Talking about loudness, you need to be with Gambian people, you will agree with me that Nigerians are not loud. 😃😃😃😃. Gambians are very, very loud.
Party's, if u don't come to my party, I will not show up at urs. So u have to always attend every nice and good people party. All u said is true and fact. One love, I think with u, lot of SA people might change and we get to love each other better. Thank dear u got me
Nigerians are loud because there are so many people in Nigeria. There are humans and black people everywhere so everyone has to get their voices heard. The happiness in nija is intense.
@@SerameAndBeyond Moi moli is cool now especially if you eat "elemi meje" Yoruba language lossely translated as moimoi with 7 spirits. Because it has seven ingredients like egg, liver, fish etc inside.
Di pepper soup, di red stew, di jollof, di pounded yam - they're all really good but the time investment is quite heavy. I think that's probably why I haven't really tried to learn how to make any dishes :|
The 8 days is for naming ceremony while after 2 or 3 months you can go and do baby dedication in church. This is the Christian practice in Nigeria. We follow the scripture standard.
POINT OF CORRECTION..MY DEAR SISTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA..HOWEVER..NIGERIAN'S AREN'T LOUD BECAUSE OF THE ISSUE OF GENERATORS..THAT'S UNTRUE..NIGERIAN'S ARE NATURALLY LOUD PEOPLE..REMEMBER..EVERY COUNTRY HAS HIS OWN UNIQUE WAY OF RECOGNITION..AND..ALSO..NIGERIAN'S VERY SOCIAL AND WELCOMING ASWELL..REGARDLESS OF OUR CULTURAL DIFFERENCES?
THE MINDSET OF AFRICANS ATLARGE NEEDS TO CHANGE TOWARDS EACH ORDER..BEFORE.WE CAN BA ABLE TO MOVE AHEAD AS ONE UNITED PEOPLE..AND..IT'S ONLY AFRICAN PEOPLE CAN CHANGE AFRICAN CONCEPT OF MINDS BOTH CULTURALLY, POLITICALLY, AND SOCIALLY! AND..I URGE EVERY AFRICAN UA-camR AROUND THE AFRICAN CONTINENT TO ASWELL BE THE CHANGE..WE ALL INTEND TO SEE IN AFRICA..BY..CHANGING THE NEGATIVE NARRATIVES OF AFRICA..WHICH..THE WESTERN IMPERIALISM MEDIA HAVE PAINTED US TO BE FOR SO LONG..SO..WE REALLY NEED TO START CREATING A POSITIVE AWARENESS ACROSS THE ENTIRE AFRICAN COUNTRIES AS AN AFRICAN FIRST.. AND..SEE HOW EXTENT THAT CAN GO..BEFORE..WE START BLAMING OR SAYING NEGATIVE THINGS ABOUT OURSELVES! AND..ONCE AGAIN..YOU LADIES SHOULD ASWELL REMEMBER..THAT..IN EVERY AFRICAN CULTURE..WE BOTH HAVE ARE OWN UNIQUE WAY OF CELEBRATION..ACCORDING..TO EVERY CULTURE IN AFRICA..SO..NOT ONLY IN NIGERIAN CULTURE ALONE..PLS..BEAR THAT IN MIND..REGARDLESS OF OUR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES? #ONEAFRICA4LIFE❤❤❤❤
That your Generator theory as the reason for our loudness is wrong o..... Its just who we are... Amongst the ethnic groups, the loudness is different for us. We can tell who or which of the ethnic groups are the loudest but yes we are loud but not because of the Generator please.
@@SerameAndBeyond Have you been to Evey where in Nigeria and find out that there no light , please do your findings dont just use the only place you ve been to to generalised, like you said people are are generalising that South Africans are are xenophobic In my state and other part of Nigeria we have light 24/7 we dont even have load shading you can do your findings
@@petergyang9784 Oh really... Now I know. I genuinely didn't know. Every Nigerian youtuber I follow complain about Nepa. So I assumed its a nationwide problem as youtubers I follow are from different parts of Nigeria.
It’s a negativity that originated from Nigeria’s detractors. Nigerian are boisterous especially when they in community of friends & family. The crack jokes in pidgin English & their diverse communication modes just stimulate laughter & conversation. May Nigeria are ordinarily soft -spoken, and would often be quiet if they are in unfamiliar company …. So it’s totally untrue that ‘Nigerian are always loud ‘… If they are in a party 🎉 environment, yes they very loud in expressing themselves , nothing about the electricity bullshit all…,
@@gabg4501 Relax😂...don't crack a nerve. Im basing off my views on the Nigerians I'm exposed to here in SA. They're all very loud. ALL OF THEM!!! especially when they're together.
You are a little off with the cultural mannerisms. Nigeria has three main tribes with completely different cultures. The loudness and party spirit that you described are common with the Yorubas from South Western Nigeria which is where your husband is from. The Igbos from the South East are reserved(not loud) and more business minded, and rarely party except it be weddings. The Hausas in the North are also not loud not party alot.
You still managed to bring tribalism into this lovely video. So sad! Talking about Igbos are not loud. Are you having a laugh? What planet are you living on?? Tribal bigot!!
I think seriously that you are very much wring with your loudness theory. As you consider nigerians loud so do nigerians consider other afrucans very loud due to how they use the vowels and pronunciation of words. Nigerians are extremely assertive, they insist on their rights and never give up. If that is taken to be loud to be shouting then it is wrong perception. Carry out your theory more indept than merely premised on Power Generator and the urge to speak on top their voice in order to be heard. This theory is false. But it is good you our wive today and you soon understand nigerians and you will never want to return to South Africa. Welcome home.
I am basing my perspective from the Nigerians I have met and interacted with here in South Africa, they are indeed very loud when they communicate with each other. The generator theory is ofcourse a joke I read years ago. Thank you for watching
@@maduabuchivitalis5909 you've all got a short time in our country take your children & go to Nigeria & stay there because we will make them & women like one way or the other this a warning
South Africans by Nature ,black people 4 that matter, don't call older people by name, we r more Africa than most Africans think.I don't know where this thing of calling elders by name comes from.it is young people's fashion.
@@SerameAndBeyond after you've divorce what are going to do with that citizenship of our country given to your Nigerian man because of your bogus marriage
@@thabangtladi8057 Who said we're going to divorce abuti Thabang? That's a very sad reality of marriage you have my brother. Who says he is a citizen or even wants SA citizenship? What are the benefits for a foreign national to have SA citizenship?
I’m offended by this your generator theory 🙄🙄 because of generator that’s why we are loud how does this even make sense ?? Well you said it’s your experience so I guess your husband is loud because of the generators 😂
Yes, we are loud people, but not because of generator, it's just our nature of displaying happiness and arguments about everything without fighting anyway
Got it 👍🏾 🤝🏾
Thanks for this, i m happy you gave the positive side of Nigeria, lots of people who are still minded believes Nigerian are not more than criminals. we love you
Thank you our wife ... God bless you and your family.
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
We Nigerian are too cultural, and our tradition and diversity also contribute to the loudness and ceremonies in everyday life, keep up the good work my sister
Thank you for your input brother 🙏🏾🇳🇬
First time seeing your channel
Am a Nigerian married to a beautiful Jamaican woman in the Caribbean 🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇸🇯🇲🇳🇬😂🇳🇬🇯🇲😅🇺🇸and I must say we are definitely hard to miss in a crowd😅. As Nigerians we are very proud people and are proud of our culture as Africans. Another thing about us is that we don’t pretend especially when we see you as a family. The bottom line is that we are easy go kinda people. And I think we need to intermarried more as Africans Welcome to our Nigerian family
I 100% agree with you. May God continue to bless your beautiful union 🙏🏾 thank you for watching 🙏🏾
@@SerameAndBeyond amen 🙏
My partner is also Nigerian im Jamaican 😂 the best men out there
You nailed it.I agree with all of them .the party one annoys me😂😂😂I feel like they just like food .
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 they love food
Lolz!!! Party food is seen to be more special to most Nigerians.
We are loud not bcos of generator. I could remember my mother encourage me to speak up and be bold while interacting with people.
Wow, so its taught.
We even go to party to celebrate the success of the previous party.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is so true...after my brideprice ceremony, they had another party celebrating the success of the ceremony 🤣
Ha!! You're worse my dear!!
Nor mind these people. They are lucky they came to Nigeria when the economy is not so good, 9/10 years ago when the economy was booming, dem for tire for party..😁
That true bro, naija for life
😂😂😂
I'm new to your channel and loving the content. It's nice to see proudly married SA women speaking about their marriage to Nigerians and I believe this will enlighten most people. Nigerian men are so loving and open. One is blessed to be married to one. The other day I was like to my husband I want to do a liposuction and he went like my friend I won't support you to go and commit suicide see our former president wife died doing that so my friend you're not doing that and the way he was shouting you'll be scared that neighbors will hear you but hey oh the love we're getting bathong kere bona🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I actually read that in naija accent 🤣🤣🤣 Nigerians are so funny🥰... I am happy for you Caroline and thank you for watching ❤ 💃🏿 God bless you 🙏🏾
May you stay happy in your marriage
@@sinentlahlagosa1469 Thank you so much Sinentlahla... ❤
Lol. Once a Nigerian says ' 'my friend', be careful cos it shows he's upset and ready to argue or even fight. 😁
@@blackoralArt 😂😂😂😂
Really enjoyed this video can't wait to enjoy more party after party 🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂 Thanks for watching sis ❤️
The loudness, okare they are fighting kgante they're just happy to see each other and jisting
Exactly... It's overwhelming if you're not used to them shem 😂
The level of loudness😂😂😂overpowering the sound of generators...The hospital visit loudness 😂😂loving you for the bluntness mosadi.!
😂 😂 😂 Ke bolela nnete. Ba rasa batho ba yoh 😂
Generators make a lot of noise 😂😂😂😂😂😂 she finished us.Anyway 🇳🇬❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬😍😍
🙈🙈🙈🙈😂
I am venda, married to a Yoruba…
Totally agree with all those culture shocks but the food preparation takes the cup! I have to prepare myself mentally the day before for that process, and also how much cooking oil is used, yet they dnt gain weight 🤦🏾♀️
We have alot in common. My second name is Victory...❤🤞🏾
😂😂😂 Girrrrl it also bugs me how they don't gain weight yet so much oil in their food.
@@SerameAndBeyond 😂💞💞
Lol. As a Nigerian man I totally agree with the long food process making.
@@Xtjiggzs 🤣🤣🤣💦 its alot abeg
Palm oil is one of the healthiest oil that’s why we don’t gain weight
I love ur show....... Ur new subscriber from Naija.
Oseeee... ❤🙏🏾
I am new to your channel. I must say that you are gorgeous. You have earned yourself a new subscriber! One thing I love about my Nigerian people, we are all over Africa and beyond. Wherever we live, we don’t just date the ladies in that country, we married them as well. Talking about loudness, you need to be with Gambian people, you will agree with me that Nigerians are not loud. 😃😃😃😃. Gambians are very, very loud.
Thank you so much 🙏🏾 so Gambians are louder than Nigerians? Wow. Also being loud is an African thing.
Thank you for watching 🤝🏾
@@SerameAndBeyond South Africa are louder than Nigeria.
Yes, we are very loud our wife. Confirmed!
Somebody finally confirms. Ose 🙏🏾
Of course, we want the part 2!!!
Im currently editing it...will be up next week
Beautiful lady! ❤❤❤. New subscriber!😊
Thank you Keletso ❤
Keep up the good work my sister, God bless you and the family real good .
Thank you so much brother 🙏🏾 God bless 🙌🏾
I am subscribing since you are married to a Yoruba man. We are the best❤
Eseeee 🙏🏾
Your theory is very funny 😄
Not facts 🤭🙈
I see we are many😂😂😂I’m here for their loudness.I struggled so much with that.
😂 😂 😂 Girrrrllll I also struggled but now I'm initiated
Has the baby arrived. Wishing you all the very best 💕💞🥰
@@uzoejekwumadu7731 yes baby is here... Thank you 🙏🏾
@@SerameAndBeyond
💪💪💪
Party's, if u don't come to my party, I will not show up at urs. So u have to always attend every nice and good people party. All u said is true and fact. One love, I think with u, lot of SA people might change and we get to love each other better. Thank dear u got me
Oh that's why they always show up at each other's parties.
Thank you for your input and watching. One Love 🙏🏾
@@SerameAndBeyond yeah, come to mine, I will show up at urs lol 😂, I think I need to get a SA LADY too
A part two pleaseee😍😍😍😍
Coming up... ❤ Thank you for watching
As a Nigerian man the loudness is very accurate. All of my friends tell me they can hear me from around the corner of the hall way 🤣
Any little money, na enjoyment basically LOL
😂 😂 😂 😂 Na enjoyment oooo
🤣🤣🤣
When it come to naming ceremony it all Nigeria 7 days before you can name your child
Alright thanks for your comment 🙏🏾
Pls ask that your sister from asaba if she did not miss Nigeria music 🎵
Will do 😊
Nigerians are loud because there are so many people in Nigeria. There are humans and black people everywhere so everyone has to get their voices heard. The happiness in nija is intense.
Noted 🤝🏾 thank you for sharing
Ijhooo,😂🤣😂,Makoti ke dinako😂😂😁
🤣🤣😆🤣
Hahahaha...ya, yiu dont like long cookimg processes neh!
It's too much hahaaa but I'm used to it now
The naming is 8 days. By the way do you enjoy pounded yam, Amala, Moimoi and the rest?
Oh yes 8days 😊 I enjoy pounded yam and amala but not moi moi
@@SerameAndBeyond Moi moli is cool now especially if you eat "elemi meje" Yoruba language lossely translated as moimoi with 7 spirits. Because it has seven ingredients like egg, liver, fish etc inside.
@@florencetomi2223 I'll ask my husband and try it out
We are loud because we are tasked with speaking for all Africans a lot of whom are unable to speak or too timid
No they loud forget the story about the generators
This was just a sneak peek give us more 😅#part2
😂 It's coming lol... Thanks for watching ❤️
What do u mean by we are loud cos of generator ❓na ment or mentor ❓
Its a joke...calm down.
Thanks for watching.
Buy me pap and mokodu before i will calm down 😃😃
@@michaeltowei4410 😂 I'll just cook it
Finally!!!!!🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Whooop whooop 🥰🎉
Di pepper soup, di red stew, di jollof, di pounded yam - they're all really good but the time investment is quite heavy. I think that's probably why I haven't really tried to learn how to make any dishes :|
😂 😂 😂 😂 Pounded yam. Heyiii you'll pound and pound my sister 😂 it's alot
They are rude. However, I agree with your other points.
The 8 days is for naming ceremony while after 2 or 3 months you can go and do baby dedication in church.
This is the Christian practice in Nigeria. We follow the scripture standard.
Did you get married in SA or in nigeria?
Not true,we aren't loud cos of generator, we are just loud....no specific reasons for that.
Thank you for watching.
That was a joke btw 🤝🏾
Generator bawo🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its a joke...kpele 😊
Sesi Serame,where you born in winter?akere Serame ke go tonya
Not even hey, I was born in summer 😊🤭
I'm from Nigeria, I disagree with that generator you were talking about.
Issa joke...its not that deep Abiodun.
Thank you for watching 🙏🏾
O na le liver my gal
😆😆😆 Why do you say that? 🤣
Wa tloha waya Nigeria vele? 🤣🤣🤣
@@SerameAndBeyond o ne o sa tshabe ho monyala ausi Serame? 😳😳🤣🤣
@@jeremiah7494 ke tshaba eng exactly abuti Jeremiah?
@@jeremiah7494 🤣 eya... kgante bothatha bo kae abuti?
I'm not happy, you didn't pay the plantain much attention. How dare you just give it a 5second s/o. The party loving 😂😂😂😂 I want more please.
😂 😂 😂 I knew you'd fight me...part 2 loading hahaha
POINT OF CORRECTION..MY DEAR SISTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA..HOWEVER..NIGERIAN'S AREN'T LOUD BECAUSE OF THE ISSUE OF GENERATORS..THAT'S UNTRUE..NIGERIAN'S ARE NATURALLY LOUD PEOPLE..REMEMBER..EVERY COUNTRY HAS HIS OWN UNIQUE WAY OF RECOGNITION..AND..ALSO..NIGERIAN'S VERY SOCIAL AND WELCOMING ASWELL..REGARDLESS OF OUR CULTURAL DIFFERENCES?
Noted. Thanks for your input brother
But even in our SAn culture we don't call elders by their names.
Thank you for your input
THE MINDSET OF AFRICANS ATLARGE NEEDS TO CHANGE TOWARDS EACH ORDER..BEFORE.WE CAN BA ABLE TO MOVE AHEAD AS ONE UNITED PEOPLE..AND..IT'S ONLY AFRICAN PEOPLE CAN CHANGE AFRICAN CONCEPT OF MINDS BOTH CULTURALLY, POLITICALLY, AND SOCIALLY!
AND..I URGE EVERY AFRICAN UA-camR AROUND THE AFRICAN CONTINENT TO ASWELL BE THE CHANGE..WE ALL INTEND TO SEE IN AFRICA..BY..CHANGING THE NEGATIVE NARRATIVES OF AFRICA..WHICH..THE WESTERN IMPERIALISM MEDIA HAVE PAINTED US TO BE FOR SO LONG..SO..WE REALLY NEED TO START CREATING A POSITIVE AWARENESS ACROSS THE ENTIRE AFRICAN COUNTRIES AS AN AFRICAN FIRST..
AND..SEE HOW EXTENT THAT CAN GO..BEFORE..WE START BLAMING OR SAYING NEGATIVE THINGS ABOUT OURSELVES!
AND..ONCE AGAIN..YOU LADIES SHOULD ASWELL REMEMBER..THAT..IN EVERY AFRICAN CULTURE..WE BOTH HAVE ARE OWN UNIQUE WAY OF CELEBRATION..ACCORDING..TO EVERY CULTURE IN AFRICA..SO..NOT ONLY IN NIGERIAN CULTURE ALONE..PLS..BEAR THAT IN MIND..REGARDLESS OF OUR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES?
#ONEAFRICA4LIFE❤❤❤❤
Noted. Thanks for your input. Stay blessed 🙌🏾
That your Generator theory as the reason for our loudness is wrong o..... Its just who we are... Amongst the ethnic groups, the loudness is different for us. We can tell who or which of the ethnic groups are the loudest but yes we are loud but not because of the Generator please.
Thanks for watching and sharing your view.
Noted 🤝🏾
That Generator theory thing is not true is just a away of insulting Nigeria about the low electricity supply
It surely can't be an insult if it's true?
@@SerameAndBeyond
Have you been to Evey where in Nigeria and find out that there no light , please do your findings dont just use the only place you ve been to to generalised, like you said people are are generalising that South Africans are are xenophobic
In my state and other part of Nigeria we have light 24/7 we dont even have load shading you can do your findings
@@petergyang9784 Oh really... Now I know. I genuinely didn't know. Every Nigerian youtuber I follow complain about Nepa. So I assumed its a nationwide problem as youtubers I follow are from different parts of Nigeria.
It’s a negativity that originated from Nigeria’s detractors. Nigerian are boisterous especially when they in community of friends & family. The crack jokes in pidgin English & their diverse communication modes just stimulate laughter & conversation. May Nigeria are ordinarily soft -spoken, and would often be quiet if they are in unfamiliar company …. So it’s totally untrue that ‘Nigerian are always loud ‘… If they are in a party 🎉 environment, yes they very loud in expressing themselves , nothing about the electricity bullshit all…,
@@gabg4501 Relax😂...don't crack a nerve. Im basing off my views on the Nigerians I'm exposed to here in SA. They're all very loud. ALL OF THEM!!! especially when they're together.
Oh the yelling!
You are a little off with the cultural mannerisms. Nigeria has three main tribes with completely different cultures. The loudness and party spirit that you described are common with the Yorubas from South Western Nigeria which is where your husband is from. The Igbos from the South East are reserved(not loud) and more business minded, and rarely party except it be weddings. The Hausas in the North are also not loud not party alot.
Igbos reserved????? Haba nau...lol
Noted 🤝🏾 thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts
Igbos are very loud what are you talking about?
Igbos are the loudest..Yu shame!
You still managed to bring tribalism into this lovely video. So sad! Talking about Igbos are not loud. Are you having a laugh? What planet are you living on?? Tribal bigot!!
I think seriously that you are very much wring with your loudness theory. As you consider nigerians loud so do nigerians consider other afrucans very loud due to how they use the vowels and pronunciation of words. Nigerians are extremely assertive, they insist on their rights and never give up. If that is taken to be loud to be shouting then it is wrong perception. Carry out your theory more indept than merely premised on Power Generator and the urge to speak on top their voice in order to be heard. This theory is false. But it is good you our wive today and you soon understand nigerians and you will never want to return to South Africa. Welcome home.
I am basing my perspective from the Nigerians I have met and interacted with here in South Africa, they are indeed very loud when they communicate with each other. The generator theory is ofcourse a joke I read years ago. Thank you for watching
Nigerians were always loud even before the advent of generators
I hope that you both live in Nigeria because we, don't want those drug dealers in SA
You are not forced to use drugs, you create craving we support it for you,, I discovered that using drugs is in ur DNA.
@@maduabuchivitalis5909 you've all got a short time in our country take your children & go to Nigeria & stay there because we will make them & women like one way or the other this a warning
Most of the crimes in sa are commited by u lazy lot
Yeah yeah typical but is that you ID because that name isn't Nigerian it's a European name bloody criminals
😂😂😂😂
Nigerians consider any woman married to them as their wife. They treat you with respect and will be mad at your husband if he misbehaves with you.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 ❤️ Thank you for watching
Nijos
And for those always asking you about your marriage especially with the So-Called Nigerian, tell them to mind their business ASAP
Gbam! Thank you for watching 🙏🏾
Can i talk more about this with you privately?
South Africans by Nature ,black people 4 that matter, don't call older people by name, we r more Africa than most Africans think.I don't know where this thing of calling elders by name comes from.it is young people's fashion.
True
Yorubas celebrate a lot.
True 👍🏾
Sorry I would have loved to continue watching, but your first shock wasn't pleasant to me. So bye. Thanks
What exactly did she said that was offensive to you ?
@@evansevans8022 I am not offended.
Nigerian had always be loud, they are very exuberant, your theory about generator affecting their voice is total nonsense.
Pele 🙏🏾 it was a joke sir. Sorry
🙏🏾
Pele 🙏🏾 it was a joke...sorry ooo 🙏🏾
mxm bogus mariage of obtaining our SA citizenship sis🤮
😂😂😂😂 Thabang hle... and then?
@@SerameAndBeyond you selling our country to foreigners mxm,there are so many good SAcn men who could have married not a Nigerian man
@@thabangtladi8057 My brother how am I selling our country to foreigners?
@@SerameAndBeyond after you've divorce what are going to do with that citizenship of our country given to your Nigerian man because of your bogus marriage
@@thabangtladi8057 Who said we're going to divorce abuti Thabang? That's a very sad reality of marriage you have my brother. Who says he is a citizen or even wants SA citizenship? What are the benefits for a foreign national to have SA citizenship?
I’m offended by this your generator theory 🙄🙄 because of generator that’s why we are loud how does this even make sense ?? Well you said it’s your experience so I guess your husband is loud because of the generators 😂
Apologies for offending you Liz ❤