TRUTH BE TOLD AM SUBSCRIBING TO YOUR CHANNEL BECAUSE OF THE BOLD STEP YOU TOOK TO VISIT 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 ONCE AGAIN WHICH I REALLY CHERISH ALOT FROM YOU AS A WOMAN! FOR NOT ALLOWING THE NEGATIVE STUFFS OF THE WESTERN MEDIA TO DISTRACT YOU FROM YOUR JOURNEY TO THE MOTHERLAND AFRICA REGARDLESS? 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬
you are welcome to 9ja;the colonial mimdset is very big in nigeria ,though the people are mainly enterprenuers that is why EU and america are scare when nigeria get out of their control becouse anglo saxon will see fire. haha😂 you look like a Yoruba woman.
@DeijhasViews I promise you, your experience is going to be fantastic. Nigeria is a beautiful country, and the people are welcoming and lovely. Please, go and enjoy your stay in Nigeria.
@DeijhasViews yes make sure you have someone from Nigeria negotiate for you and if you want I can give you my property owners I went thru... otherwise it is an interesting ordeal 🤔😊
Heyy! I know you have to get your visa from the Nigerian Consulate before traveling that can take about 2 weeks I believe and it’s about $160. It was hard getting access to cash in Nigeria and using my Us cards was difficult. I stayed on Victoria island at the Radisson blu I recommend that if you don’t have a place already. Ghana you’ll need a visa as well if you get it in advance from consulate it’ll be $100. There’s so much I know to do in Ghana because I’ve been there longer. Let me know if you have any more specific questions
Could u please give me a resource of all the challenges I could face while in Ghana. Thanks ! You are so Fine and well polished with your presentation.
@yesumo1932 are you going to fund me living in Nigeria!????? If not please keep that suggestion to yourself. The person asked the challenges faced in Ghana and I shared what I’ve experienced!! Theres plenty more too I just didn’t go into detail. And I’m speaking my truth. What’s the isssue!?
@@DeijhasViews because I don’t understand why u all complain about Ghana our beloved country yet u can’t stay off Ghana, it makes me wonder..my dear, nobody is forcing u to stay in Ghana..there are a lot of other countries in Africa, am sure they will welcome u in open arms..
@cheendo7400...... What is this "Be careful" thing?... I hope you will give the same advice when she's in New York, Los Angeles or Chicago?... Na wa Ohhhh....hmmmm
@@2LETLIVE Kidnapping is very rampant in Nigeria even poor people are kidnapped in Nigeria. Again am warning you to be careful. Am doing this to save the good name of my country.
@@user-mz7ym6nz1l Yep. You bet!. They always pretend to be the most loving people to your face, but they'd go behind your back, and dip you in hot grease. That is who they are.
Lol🤣 and you think my country Nigeria, is not difficult? Ok ooo. I wish you should have just stayed put in your Ghana or if necessary you don't want to leave the West Africa shores, then you should have tried other West-African countries.
I don’t recall saying that Nigeria wasn’t difficult. My experience of Nigeria is based of a 2 week time span I’ve lived in Ghana going on 5 years now. I believe living anywhere can be difficult it’s based on perspective or what I would consider difficult for me, living in America can be difficult. So to answer your question, I don’t expect living in Nigeria to be easy. Thank you
You have a Ghanaian mindset, which doesn't align with Nigerian core values. You really thought Nigeria didn't have all those name brand stores? Is Zara not inside the mall in US? Please keep that mindset in Ghana. Ghana has nothing on Nigeria, and don't sleep on the buying power of Nigerians. The economy of Lagos alone is larger than that of Ghana, Togo, Benin, Sierra Leon. Gambia, Liberia, Senegal, Guinea, Mali, and Rwanda combined. Nigeria is a business country, and not a retirement country.
You must also add that your country have more people than the population of all these countries combined . Officially your country is also the poverty capital of the world and number one for open defecation in Africa. Google it up , or look up UNESCO index if you think that l am making it up .
Keep pushing Queen. I am looking forward to your adventures in Naija.
Thank you
TRUTH BE TOLD AM SUBSCRIBING TO YOUR CHANNEL BECAUSE OF THE BOLD STEP YOU TOOK TO VISIT 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 ONCE AGAIN WHICH I REALLY CHERISH ALOT FROM YOU AS A WOMAN! FOR NOT ALLOWING THE NEGATIVE STUFFS OF THE WESTERN MEDIA TO DISTRACT YOU FROM YOUR JOURNEY TO THE MOTHERLAND AFRICA REGARDLESS?
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Thank you!
Welcome to Nigeria.
Thank you, ma'am.
Thank you! 😃
I am Looking forward to your adventure in Nigeria. Meanwhile, i had already subscribed to your channel.
Thank you! Tell your friends to subscribe as well 😊
welcome home sis,u can as well visit so many cities across Nigeria trust me you'll enjoy your trip.💯🇳🇬❤️
Thank you 😊
7:30 my jaw dropped 😮
You guys really did alot, good capture
Lol we did sooo much! Thank you
you are welcome to 9ja;the colonial mimdset is very big in nigeria ,though the people are mainly enterprenuers that is why EU and america are scare when nigeria get out of their control becouse anglo saxon will see fire.
haha😂 you look like a Yoruba woman.
Loll thank you.
The colonial mindset? What have you done in your community to show for your great mindset?
You are a crazy human being, wtf are you on about?..😂😂
Welcome!
Have a great time in Lagos Nigeria. Leave out the negative vibes coming from other African brothers and sisters.
Thank you! I’ll make my own judgement based off of my experience
@DeijhasViews I promise you, your experience is going to be fantastic. Nigeria is a beautiful country, and the people are welcoming and lovely. Please, go and enjoy your stay in Nigeria.
Come to ABUJA Nigeria
I did 🤭 that video will be up next 😆
@@DeijhasViews Abuja is way better than Lagos, Lagos is too crowded
Yes I enjoyed my time in Abuja. It reminded me of Nevada
Lagos is more beautiful and developed than Abuja@@user-mz7ym6nz1l
New subbie here and new to UA-cam I stayed in Abuja 3months and brought 2 apartments the people are very kind ❤the experience is like no other
Really?? That’s something I would like to get into, any pointers?
@DeijhasViews yes make sure you have someone from Nigeria negotiate for you and if you want I can give you my property owners I went thru... otherwise it is an interesting ordeal 🤔😊
How can you start making comparisons at arrival?
Simple. Just as I did 🙂 plus I’ve been to Nigeria before as stated in the video thank you 😊
Infamous Lagos?
Planning a trip from NY TO NIGERIA THEN GHANA ! What do you recommend when it comes to visa, flights ? Planning on going to Nigeria first 🫠🫠
Heyy! I know you have to get your visa from the Nigerian Consulate before traveling that can take about 2 weeks I believe and it’s about $160. It was hard getting access to cash in Nigeria and using my Us cards was difficult. I stayed on Victoria island at the Radisson blu I recommend that if you don’t have a place already. Ghana you’ll need a visa as well if you get it in advance from consulate it’ll be $100. There’s so much I know to do in Ghana because I’ve been there longer. Let me know if you have any more specific questions
Could u please give me a resource of all the challenges I could face while in Ghana. Thanks ! You are so Fine and well polished with your presentation.
Hey, you can face light out, heavy traffic, no internet, slow service, nonetheless it’s still a great time. This is not always the experience
@@DeijhasViewsso with all this, why dont u get out of Ghana? Since Ghana has too many problems..I suggest u go and stay in Nigeria..
@yesumo1932 are you going to fund me living in Nigeria!????? If not please keep that suggestion to yourself. The person asked the challenges faced in Ghana and I shared what I’ve experienced!! Theres plenty more too I just didn’t go into detail. And I’m speaking my truth. What’s the isssue!?
@@DeijhasViews because nobody is forcing u to stay in Ghana..if u have all these challenges, what the hell are u still hiding there..get out
@@DeijhasViews because I don’t understand why u all complain about Ghana our beloved country yet u can’t stay off Ghana, it makes me wonder..my dear, nobody is forcing u to stay in Ghana..there are a lot of other countries in Africa, am sure they will welcome u in open arms..
DEIJHA..YOUR NEW NAME IN IBO LANGUAGE IS CALLED (NGOZI) AND IT SIMPLY MEANS (BLESSING) IN ENGLISH😂😂😂😂
Loll
She looks more Yoruba, with those big beautiful eyes...a Yoruba name like.Wunmi, Kemi or Asake will fit her.😂
Where you from?
NYC
@@DeijhasViews wow. I'm a Nigerian. I thought you are from Nigeria too because you look so much like one
@@DeijhasViews me too❤
What’s the contact info for Mr.Wasu ?!
Send me an email I wouldn’t want to put his direct number online like that … deijhavus@gmail.com
@@DeijhasViews Do you mind if I can email you about his contact information?
Be careful.
Be careful of what? There are 230 million plus black people that live in Nigeria. Please go find better things to do with your life.
@@2LETLIVEYou won't be surprised if the person is Ghanaian
@cheendo7400...... What is this "Be careful" thing?... I hope you will give the same advice when she's in New York, Los Angeles or Chicago?... Na wa Ohhhh....hmmmm
@@2LETLIVE Kidnapping is very rampant in Nigeria even poor people are kidnapped in Nigeria. Again am warning you to be careful. Am doing this to save the good name of my country.
@@user-mz7ym6nz1l Yep. You bet!. They always pretend to be the most loving people to your face, but they'd go behind your back, and dip you in hot grease. That is who they are.
Quick Answer to your question: the reason no body wants to visit Nigeria is because of the rampant kidnapping and killing in that country.
Ghana man, keep talking trash about Nigeria. Your government owes Nigeria 300 Million USD.
... mumu Ghana truma truma SHAME on you Amerika put your country Ghana on Red Alart
Lol🤣 and you think my country Nigeria, is not difficult? Ok ooo. I wish you should have just stayed put in your Ghana or if necessary you don't want to leave the West Africa shores, then you should have tried other West-African countries.
Your mumu no too much ???
@@Rhino6 Oga🙄 my mumu no too much. I am just being real!!
I don’t recall saying that Nigeria wasn’t difficult. My experience of Nigeria is based of a 2 week time span I’ve lived in Ghana going on 5 years now. I believe living anywhere can be difficult it’s based on perspective or what I would consider difficult for me, living in America can be difficult. So to answer your question, I don’t expect living in Nigeria to be easy. Thank you
@@DeijhasViewswell said ❤
@@childrentoys4537 ... stop impersonating as Nigerian it makes you look bad don't be ashamed of your country Ghana -- poor you
You have a Ghanaian mindset, which doesn't align with Nigerian core values. You really thought Nigeria didn't have all those name brand stores? Is Zara not inside the mall in US? Please keep that mindset in Ghana. Ghana has nothing on Nigeria, and don't sleep on the buying power of Nigerians.
The economy of Lagos alone is larger than that of Ghana, Togo, Benin, Sierra Leon. Gambia, Liberia, Senegal, Guinea, Mali, and Rwanda combined. Nigeria is a business country, and not a retirement country.
NIGERIA DID NOT HAVE ZARA SBD DOES NOT HAVE ZARA IN THE MALL THANK YOU VERY MUCH 😊
@@DeijhasViews🤣🤣👍🏾
lol Retirement Country
@@DeijhasViews Good for you.
You must also add that your country have more people than the population of all these countries combined . Officially your country is also the poverty capital of the world and number one for open defecation in Africa. Google it up , or look up UNESCO index if you think that l am making it up .