I think Abuja is well suited for us South Africans because it’s more calmer and it’s in our usual pace. It’s more developed too but Lagos is where you need to train your hustling skill. If you do well in Lagos you can do well in any country.
if you stay in Lagos alone, you will think Nigerians are crazy. if you go to all the other states you will understand Nigerians are even cooler than you think. if you survive Lagos for a year, you are qualified to say you're a survivor.
You are right, P.M. We have our own ways that several foreigners might consider impolite or even rough, especially whilst driving! I definitely enjoy your perspectives on my country and have watched several of your videos. Keep it up!
It’s not our culture not to like meat, we do but when you buy food just know they will portion it for you, but you can eat meat if you cook yourself and for being rude it’s just how we are fashioned. M glad you enjoyed your stay bro❤️
I'm glad you generally enjoyed your stay in Nigeria. You experienced like just about 2% of the country. To experience Nigeria, You'd be ready to spend time and not just in Lagos but round Nigeria. Abuja is more suited to what you're used to. And within Lagos even, you still experienced just about 10% of the city or less. Next time, make out time to stay for a longer time and travel round, not just in Lagos.
Man, congratulations! By the way, there many traffic junctions with traffic lights in Lagos. But we're sure not proud of our government. Else, with the level of independence and freedom in Nigeria, you'd save up to get the visa. It'll be better.
Things you're sure right about: 1. Guys on the truck. Yes, they don't care, just like that! 2. Nigeria is hot. Yes. While Johannesburg does 18°C, Lagos does up to 31°C, and Abuja up to 36°C. 3. Many angry people! Ha, sure because you were in Lagos where the real hustling happens. The Principle is 'take it before someone else does'. 4. Nigerians are loud. Yes. Mostly Nigerians from Lagos, Aba, Kano, Ibadan, where the population is really high and the competition is rife. 👍👍
Johannesburg highest temperature is 29 degrees bruhh and Nigeria can be cold tooo depending on the season and the region during harmattan the north is usually cold highest temperature in the day in deep northern harmattan is 25 degrees lowest is 3 degrees especially in Jos during raining season parts of the north are also cold especially when it rains and port Harcourt raining season the weather is cool and nice highest temperature is 21 21 22 degrees Celsius lowest is 16 same with northern parts south west during raining season is usually 28 at the highest and 19 20 21 22 23 degrees Celsius depending on the state
Lagos is a very hectic city, and you are right, it's survival of the fittest in Lagos, not for the faint hearted really. The screams and shouting, that's just lagos communication but I can see how it might feel intimidating if you don't live in Lag.
M surprised you found it comfy to call it traffic light not robot………. most of the traffic lights are off exp when the city is not powered Lollz then they just do their do lollz
Early 1900 Xhosa chief hlubi to be precise bought land in north west province after working in the diamond mines stories about land 😭😭😭I think Lucas hadebe is from mafikeng 🙏
It depends on where and what you ate. There are Nigerian dishes with so much meat, you may push the meat aside to access the food itself. Some good egusi soups for instance will have like 6 meats, 5 intestines, 5, towels, creyfish, dry fish and cow skin. In the Niger Delta, they cook with different fishes and also add meat to it. If you want to eat meat strictly, you can go to a street join and get suya.
Lol that was a great topic. About the guys on top of the truck that must have been a nerve wrecking experience. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Should I visit Nigeria one day I would avoid restaurants that advertise rice than meat I want to see meat in their billboards.
Nobody actually care whether you're a South African or foreigner in Nigeria. Except you start a long conversation with a Nigerian. They don't bother much about your origin. We just focus on our work and how to make it in life.
Lol, you must have the xenophobia in mind. Nigerians have moved on. Not necessarily all Nigerians. But usually, when a Nigerian eventually gets to know you're a non-Nigerian, he wants to learn about your country to know whether there are opportunities there and whether it's quite easy to enter.
Time, time, time no dey na…we’re always in haste so whoever is delaying you will get shouted at… time is directly proportional to money 💴,, my brother…dalliance is dangerous .that rage 😡,,seriously we do it for fun sometimes to smarten up the other driver cos it will never lead to a fight but when u bumped into another mans car, ahhh i promise u u will get a good fight… it fun here though u gat create a story to tell when u are home for sure
@@thulanijamjam3160 of course, we like to travel and get opportunities and also experience places better than home. But a Nigerian adage say, 'overseas is never comparable to home'. You hate the noise and struggle of Lagos, but when you travel, you smile when you remember, and many even miss it.
With your experience I do not think you really enjoyed your stay here probably you weren't with much money.. But I put it to you that you'll enjoy Lagos if you spend more time.. Watching most of your videos on how you spent your time in Lagos Nigeria you never mentioned SUYA you didn't walk round the street ok ikeja at dawn that's when the main dorime (fun) begins because everyone will be busy at day and nobody cares to look at his neighbor.... Lagos is divided into two major part which is the island and the mainland. You need to visit the mainland and see the real Lagos vibes... My girlfriend is also from your country a tribe of xhosa
For it mean you didn’t see anything positive about Nigeria ??? Next time come prepared with money, you would know how cool Nigeria is. And FYI, we love meat, lots of it. Even the brokest people won’t eat food without good meat. Plan a better trip to Nigeria next time, you would have more fun.
Lagos alone is not Nigeria. You just went to one state out of 36 state. About the meat ahhh, I don't think South africans love more that Nigerians because Nigerians and meat are 5 and 6.
Is that more than what we saw in south African . A xenophobia country. Only the white progress 😞 than the black 🖤. Nigeria is the most progressive black 🖤 country in world and the pride of black people.
'm not sure why people lie when they visit Nigeria! You guys derive so much joy from lying against Nigeria. The same country you despise lying about is still larger in GDP than yours. The truck you showed is not in Nigeria, and there are no such trucks with wood within the city, but always in the forest, and there is no single fact that you saw just one traffic light; traffic lights were already in Lagos in the 1950s, and Nigerians consume more meat than any other African country. Nkwobi is all meat, pepper soup is a whole meat delicacy, and so forth, and Nigerians don't drink beer without meat, you can ask. Do you have meat in South Africa? If you go to the roadside Mamaput to eat, where they provide you meat according to your money, aside from those chemicalized cow, pig, and chicken does you guys have meat? Stop being local champions, and broaden your horizons by travelling outside of your enclave.
@@thuthukanisjaka2597 Yes, you are 100% right. Nigeria is a shithole. And nobody is disputing that, but one thing is certain, and that is, there is no blood of innocent foreigners on their hands, and they are not crying to white men to give them a job. I'd rather remain poor and wretched than take a life that I can't give.
@@nenitafrica6851 How do you know they are innocent? And most of your compatriots who hold legit jobs are overseas are either employed by white companies or working as civil servants for white governments so what exactly is your point? I for one I would never refused a dignified job just because it is offered by my white compatriot.
@@thuthukanisjaka2597 hmmm, South Africans now have 'white compatriots', amazing! Yet sha, you have deep-seated biases to so easily use the term 'shithole'. The unfortunate thing is many African countries, including the condition of many black South Africans, are shithole experiences. Terrible!
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I think Abuja is well suited for us South Africans because it’s more calmer and it’s in our usual pace. It’s more developed too but Lagos is where you need to train your hustling skill. If you do well in Lagos you can do well in any country.
Yes Abuja is very nice.
Welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬 my friend, but some part of Nigeria is cold
Lagos is a verrrrrrry hectic, buzy, aggressive city, full of hustlers trying to make a living. It's also full of energy and it has a big buzz.
Lollz they sure are not worried of falling off, am sure you were more scared for them hahaha
Hahaha I was
Thanks for visiting Nigeria, your experience made me laugh 😅😂
Haibooo, hey oga got me and the way you make the hooting sound 😂 😂😂
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if you stay in Lagos alone, you will think Nigerians are crazy. if you go to all the other states you will understand Nigerians are even cooler than you think. if you survive Lagos for a year, you are qualified to say you're a survivor.
Yoh yoh yoh you were with the Ogas 😭😂😂😂
You are right, P.M. We have our own ways that several foreigners might consider impolite or even rough, especially whilst driving! I definitely enjoy your perspectives on my country and have watched several of your videos. Keep it up!
It’s not our culture not to like meat, we do but when you buy food just know they will portion it for you, but you can eat meat if you cook yourself and for being rude it’s just how we are fashioned. M glad you enjoyed your stay bro❤️
Thanks for watching sis, i also like your channel
@@p.mtoafrica5222 love you bro💯🙌🏾
I'm glad you generally enjoyed your stay in Nigeria. You experienced like just about 2% of the country. To experience Nigeria, You'd be ready to spend time and not just in Lagos but round Nigeria. Abuja is more suited to what you're used to. And within Lagos even, you still experienced just about 10% of the city or less.
Next time, make out time to stay for a longer time and travel round, not just in Lagos.
Even my small town of just 20 000 people in the Eastern Cape has 4 sets of traffic lights.
Congrats
Man, congratulations! By the way, there many traffic junctions with traffic lights in Lagos. But we're sure not proud of our government. Else, with the level of independence and freedom in Nigeria, you'd save up to get the visa. It'll be better.
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Thanks 😊
Things you're sure right about:
1. Guys on the truck. Yes, they don't care, just like that!
2. Nigeria is hot. Yes. While Johannesburg does 18°C, Lagos does up to 31°C, and Abuja up to 36°C.
3. Many angry people! Ha, sure because you were in Lagos where the real hustling happens. The Principle is 'take it before someone else does'.
4. Nigerians are loud. Yes. Mostly Nigerians from Lagos, Aba, Kano, Ibadan, where the population is really high and the competition is rife.
👍👍
Johannesburg highest temperature is 29 degrees bruhh and Nigeria can be cold tooo depending on the season and the region during harmattan the north is usually cold highest temperature in the day in deep northern harmattan is 25 degrees lowest is 3 degrees especially in Jos during raining season parts of the north are also cold especially when it rains and port Harcourt raining season the weather is cool and nice highest temperature is 21 21 22 degrees Celsius lowest is 16 same with northern parts south west during raining season is usually 28 at the highest and 19 20 21 22 23 degrees Celsius depending on the state
Come to Abuja
Lagos is a very hectic city, and you are right, it's survival of the fittest in Lagos, not for the faint hearted really.
The screams and shouting, that's just lagos communication but I can see how it might feel intimidating if you don't live in Lag.
M surprised you found it comfy to call it traffic light not robot………. most of the traffic lights are off exp when the city is not powered Lollz then they just do their do lollz
Lagos is one state out of 36 states. Lagos alone is not Nigeria.
Hey visit Abuja next time
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
That is how it's in Lagos next time try a different city place like Porthacout or Abuja
OK i will
Lagos is crazy even for us Nigerians. Stay in Abuja or other states. I cannot live in Lagos too
My brother may I ask Moxabase? Is that Xhosa, if so are there Xhosa folk in Mafikeng.
Yes its Xhosa, we have a lot of Xhosa people in Mafikeng but they have been Tswanalised lol
@@p.mtoafrica5222 Oh I see. Okay I understand!
Almost half of my village are xhosa
Early 1900 Xhosa chief hlubi to be precise bought land in north west province after working in the diamond mines stories about land 😭😭😭I think Lucas hadebe is from mafikeng 🙏
We love different flavours of meat, you went to a silly restaurat.
🤣😁🤣 that restaurant is wrong in many ways.
But I also saw it in your movies you really don't like meat,you like rice too much
It depends on where and what you ate. There are Nigerian dishes with so much meat, you may push the meat aside to access the food itself. Some good egusi soups for instance will have like 6 meats, 5 intestines, 5, towels, creyfish, dry fish and cow skin.
In the Niger Delta, they cook with different fishes and also add meat to it.
If you want to eat meat strictly, you can go to a street join and get suya.
Lol that was a great topic. About the guys on top of the truck that must have been a nerve wrecking experience. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Should I visit Nigeria one day I would avoid restaurants that advertise rice than meat I want to see meat in their billboards.
I wonder how is their reaction when you tell them that you are from SA🤔
@Shakka Proxy Well the Nigerians in London will ask you everyday about xenophobia as soon as they realise you are South African
Nobody actually care whether you're a South African or foreigner in Nigeria. Except you start a long conversation with a Nigerian. They don't bother much about your origin. We just focus on our work and how to make it in life.
@@eniadeadedeji1309 That is the only thing I like about Nigerians. Hard working people and minding their own businesses.
Lol, you must have the xenophobia in mind. Nigerians have moved on. Not necessarily all Nigerians. But usually, when a Nigerian eventually gets to know you're a non-Nigerian, he wants to learn about your country to know whether there are opportunities there and whether it's quite easy to enter.
@@emmanuelmenoji7853 so basically majority wants to leave the country.
Time, time, time no dey na…we’re always in haste so whoever is delaying you will get shouted at… time is directly proportional to money 💴,, my brother…dalliance is dangerous .that rage 😡,,seriously we do it for fun sometimes to smarten up the other driver cos it will never lead to a fight but when u bumped into another mans car, ahhh i promise u u will get a good fight… it fun here though u gat create a story to tell when u are home for sure
You can see by rate of migration that it is tough
And Nigerians are not in top ten most migrants in the world
Mxm you are number 1 then
@@thulanijamjam3160 of course, we like to travel and get opportunities and also experience places better than home. But a Nigerian adage say, 'overseas is never comparable to home'. You hate the noise and struggle of Lagos, but when you travel, you smile when you remember, and many even miss it.
With your experience I do not think you really enjoyed your stay here probably you weren't with much money.. But I put it to you that you'll enjoy Lagos if you spend more time..
Watching most of your videos on how you spent your time in Lagos Nigeria you never mentioned SUYA you didn't walk round the street ok ikeja at dawn that's when the main dorime (fun) begins because everyone will be busy at day and nobody cares to look at his neighbor.... Lagos is divided into two major part which is the island and the mainland.
You need to visit the mainland and see the real Lagos vibes... My girlfriend is also from your country a tribe of xhosa
For it mean you didn’t see anything positive about Nigeria ??? Next time come prepared with money, you would know how cool Nigeria is. And FYI, we love meat, lots of it. Even the brokest people won’t eat food without good meat. Plan a better trip to Nigeria next time, you would have more fun.
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Lagos alone is not Nigeria. You just went to one state out of 36 state. About the meat ahhh, I don't think South africans love more that Nigerians because Nigerians and meat are 5 and 6.
You've not heard of stakes. You don't know how much meat is consumed outside Nigeria. Like its a whole meal.
Is that more than what we saw in south African . A xenophobia country. Only the white progress 😞 than the black 🖤. Nigeria is the most progressive black 🖤 country in world and the pride of black people.
I want to go to the rural areas not city.
Same here lol
South African rural areas are worse. More especially black South African villages. Lol. Don’t take pride in white man’s infrastructure
Talking nonsense
'm not sure why people lie when they visit Nigeria! You guys derive so much joy from lying against Nigeria. The same country you despise lying about is still larger in GDP than yours. The truck you showed is not in Nigeria, and there are no such trucks with wood within the city, but always in the forest, and there is no single fact that you saw just one traffic light; traffic lights were already in Lagos in the 1950s, and Nigerians consume more meat than any other African country. Nkwobi is all meat, pepper soup is a whole meat delicacy, and so forth, and Nigerians don't drink beer without meat, you can ask. Do you have meat in South Africa? If you go to the roadside Mamaput to eat, where they provide you meat according to your money, aside from those chemicalized cow, pig, and chicken does you guys have meat? Stop being local champions, and broaden your horizons by travelling outside of your enclave.
You can whine anyhow you want but the boy is documenting his personal experience in your shithole Nigeria. Take it or leave.
@@thuthukanisjaka2597 Yes, you are 100% right. Nigeria is a shithole. And nobody is disputing that, but one thing is certain, and that is, there is no blood of innocent foreigners on their hands, and they are not crying to white men to give them a job. I'd rather remain poor and wretched than take a life that I can't give.
@@nenitafrica6851 How do you know they are innocent? And most of your compatriots who hold legit jobs are overseas are either employed by white companies or working as civil servants for white governments so what exactly is your point? I for one I would never refused a dignified job just because it is offered by my white compatriot.
@@thuthukanisjaka2597 hmmm, South Africans now have 'white compatriots', amazing!
Yet sha, you have deep-seated biases to so easily use the term 'shithole'. The unfortunate thing is many African countries, including the condition of many black South Africans, are shithole experiences. Terrible!
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