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Megan's outfits were classy and decent... The British media will keep being the British media. They hate her, but who cares. Let them keep on hating. It will be to their detriment.
Sorry, but anyone going to visit a school or any other official visit where you are the guest of honor, headline speaker etc, has respect for their audience and dress appropriately. I cannot imagine that Fumi would have dressed like Megs during such visits. Fumi has class! I am Jamaican, just so you know.
Yep who wears a bare back dress to official function….
I take offense as a Black American when people say I don't know where I came from. My family has been in American for 400 plus years. That is where we are from. Nobody questions Jamaican or other Latin people culture or say they don't know where they come from, the slave ships went there too, but why are we not allowed to have a culture and say we are American like Jamaicans and Brazilian?
Jamaicans and AA are the same. Come from the same places in Africa, the same tribes, both had enslaved ancestors, and am sure share slme.share the same ancestors
I have literally been argued with by African people from the continent on this. My family is indigenous, African and European ancestry. U can't pull out one bloodline. But I still identify only as the African part. We made all black people ONE in America. And we used all our ancestries to create our own culture. One of the biggest is hip hop and it's worldwide! We know exactly who we are and I'm proud of what we created 🖤
My point is nobody tells Jamaican people they have no culture, they always say that about black Americans. I have never heard anyone ever say Jamaican don't know where they come from. I've had Jamaicans say that to me.
She focused on Americans because that’s where a lot of Nigerians end up when they leave Nigeria. What she said was ignorant, especially for a First Lady.
Knowing your history is very important. Slaves were dropped off all along the water route. In America, and everywhere Brazil was right next door so many slaves died and were replaced right away. People read your history. They all came from Africa.
I'm behind Megan, we are resilient. Thanks to Harry who has decided to stand with us. May they thrive to heaven and back.
Violakabigabwa* Amen and Amen. Your comments about may they thrive to heaven and back,( that's spiritual) ......THE day prince Harry and princesses Meagan got married they went to heaven, and Meagan came back to meet the people who was there standing outside witnessing the wedding. God bless Prince Harry and princess Meagan and they beautiful children and mama DORIA Meagan mother. ❤❤❤❤ prayers 🙏 ❤ 🙌 🙏
Dressing appropriately is one thing but a 30 year old will dress different than a 50 year old. We have to LIVE our life.
Who is 30 ?
Yes, 30 year olds SHOULD dress differently than 50 year olds, but many will beg to differ from that perspective.......
These days, people dress according to their personality. And not age.
MM is in her 40's!! Yes she can dress how she wants when she is home or going locally. BUT I believe that when anyone travels they should dress in that country's culture!!! From what I have seen Nigerian women cover themselves and don't show a lot of skin! As a visitor there, that is how MM should have dressed also. The Nigerian women don't care who she is or who she thinks she is, to them that was disgraceful and they have a right to their opinion. Princess Catherine would NOT have gone there and dressed like that, as she has more respect for another country! MM could learn a lot from Princess Catherine! But that will never happen . . .
Blinded by hatred. You should watch how Cathrine dress in some places The Duchess did not srip naked in another country. Cathrine did while swimming.
Thank you Fumi. I sometimes wonder what is wrong with us Black people, someone come to your Country with inspiration, love, acknowledgment, wears the countries Designers clothes, brings charity to the disable and you have the cheek to come out with "they don't know who they are". Well u can't love your own country.
No one ever stones a tree that doesn’t have fruits on it. They stone a tree that has good ripe fruits. Megan is progressive, beautiful, has ambition and is the envy of all who hate her. God bless you my dear with your loving husband and kids.
I am fully African living in Europe but that speech broke my heart for all our black american sisters and womanhood as a general. The first lady had no business taking the platform to talk down on other women. I love Meghan so much and l think she would be absolutely pained to be treated like this by ones she considers her own. I am sorry, but we have a long way to go as a race if we can't treat each other with empathy and kindness.
She didn't
She wasn't talking down. Mostly talking her own nation's women's culture. Sad about Nigeria, is the ratio of very poor people being so high. And just researching my minute amount of Nigerian DNA, sad to find the history of Barbados, where Nigerian slaves were buried in mass graves, worked to death in sugarcane fields by the Dutch/German owners there. My relative has the "slave owner" attached to his genealogy "hints." But it's really his ancestors that should have this (they are also on my tree). My US ancestor came here before the USA was a nation, to the New York area. He came here with his Nigerian wife (or gf he married), most likely as it was too much for him, the family he came from, and what they were doing.
The First Lady is proud and says what she thinks for her own country and people. She doesn’t need to please anyone from outside. When someone comes into your house, you make the rules.
❤❤❤❤AMENNNN
Has anyone questioned if she has been paid?
From the US thank you for the apology. Her words were hurtful.
We all heard what she said. Black women know what she meant
She said what she said and meant it how she said it.
The First Lady of Nigeria is a black woman. Fumi Desalu-Vold is a black woman.
With what's going on in this world I think we have wrost things to worry about than how we dress
Omg thank you! You would think she was on stage in a mini skirt and thong twerking or some foolishness 🙄...it's such nonsense and honestly misogynistic. There are greater issues in this world that need really solving by world leaders besides a spaghetti strap dress or Met Gala fashion
Sister Fumi, thank you.
You are always eloquent and kind.
As for the First Lady, she is an international leader who is a Black woman. Our message right now is to Protect Black Women, Protect Black Girls. How could she forget that as an international leader? Her words are being documented for the future.
If she needed to critique Meaghan or assess her clothing she should have done it discreetly behind the scenes and to the right channels for future occasions.
As Black Americans, it was hurtful and disappointing that an international Black leader would spout gutter talking points. Cause number 1, we know who are. We are proud Black Americans and we are proud of the accomplishments of our ancestors to hold our country accountable and propel it into a thriving and winning nation. Number 2, we are Black women, we are to show a unified front when in public. No excuses. Too much is at risk. Lives, nations, freedoms, futures are at risk because we are building great nations.
As Black women, the world is looking at all of us and Black leaders have to be extra careful to be perfect. Yes, we have to be perfect. That is how much pressure is on us to help our people, build our nations.
God help us to be more considerate in the future. God help our leaders to protect Black women and Black girls.
That part! All of it!
Exactly… 💯 agree. Some of our Nigerian leaders open their mouth and I am so embarrassed 😞
We all need to unite and not segregate ourselves. 🩷
Exactly! Well said.
Megan Markle should have Bern the one to dress apporperatly.
@@natalia_22274Oh please! Have you heard so-called American leaders and the filth that spews out of their mouths. Much more, the hateful filth that has spewed out of most black Americans mouths when speaking about Africans. But many are silent with other groups, because they fell inferior to them. I’ve even heard many of them agree with other groups, especially non-black groups, when they are being bashed! They are that desperate for acceptance from them and they keep getting rejected.
They hate Africans more than any group, because too many of them hate themselves and try to separate themselves from Africa by claiming a new ancestry every 5 to 10 years. First it’s ancient Egypt (they want to argue it’s in Africa, while bashing Africans, those confused fools), then the ancient Israelites, and then now they’re trying to strip Native-Americans of their identity by claiming to be indigenous to the Americas. Like WHAT?!?! 😝🥴🤭
They then turn around and say Africans hate them. So evil and twisted, that mentality and behavior. Most of you yourselves as AAs are extremely divided due to self-hatred. It’s just as well, if you deny and reject yourselves and your identity as Africans that have been in America for varying numbers of centuries, you will most certainly reject yourselves, and it’s been happening for many decades. I’ve seen countless UA-cam videos of black American men disparaging black women and vice versa, and a shameful number of black women desperately throwing themselves at white men and putting white men on a pedestal, when most of them don’t want black women as they are the main oppressive group against black people worldwide. Imagine, WHITE MEN OF ALL PEOPLE after all that you claim to have gone through and still go through at the hands of those very people.
If she had not mentioned Megan we would not be talking about it. I think the Nigerian first lady should have made it clear that she admired Megan and mention that she wore African designer fashion while there.
What's there to admire about Markle she was poorly attired.
Yes!
First lady said too much without explaining herself. Very offensive comments. The disdain for Americans were in her statement. Why not any other country or continent?
Exactly!
Hello there, fellow Fumination sister. Perhaps, the Honorable First Lady of Nigeria doesn't admire Meghan. It is okay not to admire Meghan, you know.
I am an American Nigerian. Mother is Black American and Father is Nigerian. I realized that my roots are mostly American. My family has been traced to the US in the 1780's. Nigeria has been a colonized British-created country since 1914 and Independent since 1960. I am tired of people questioning where I am from and who I am. I graduated from a Historically Black College and University that had Nigerian professors who would question our roots. I had to educate them that while I am not Indigenous to the Americas my people have been here for centuries and Black American Culture has been consumed around the whole world. Yet, we always get the most pushback and negativity. It is tiresome.
Thank you Fumi for being such a good representative ...... But The First Lady knew better - She meant to diss us. Why was she even talking about this in a speech.
THIS TOPIC RIGHT HERE FUMII!!! I just saw a similar topic about Nigerians in particular coming with this type of slick talk. The snide remarks don'tgo unnoticed because we r also of African descent. We know how we do. I don't want to paint a whole country in that way but I've been seeing an uptick in this kind of offhand comments coming from that country. It used to be people from East Africa doing this under their breathe in their language. We aren't stupid and know when someone is talking down on us. It's especially hurtful because of the history of WHY black people in America wouldn't know their African tribal roots. It's backhanded slights and in America we have done so much to fight for EVERYONES rights in America. The thing that I'm most proud of is that black Americans UNITED on all shades or mixes of African blood to be apart of the black community. Do we still joke on each other's complexions out of ignorance? Absolutely. It's not right. But we know we are ALL one people. But even just down the street in a beautiful community where there's many Nigerians, Ghanaians, etc. I have 1st hand witnessed these backbiting remarks. Trying to put us down for not being able to identify with tribes from Africa. But blatantly overlooking the FACT that the only reason AFRICANS have any rights in the USA was because of MLK's civil rights movement. My own mother grew up in segregation!!! Not able to go to beaches, schools, cities because she was black. It's a slap in the face and I'm wondering exactly where this nastiness is coming from. Is it because these people leave Nigeria and now feel some sense of superiority? I truly am trying to understand because we need to be UNITED. Love and respect to all. I still love Nigeria and Africans. There's many layers to this and I'm so glad that you have a platform to have the discussion tactfully. You don't need to apologize Fumi because u didn't say it. TonyaTKO made a video on many talking points. A Nigerian sis did a reply Sareh Donald I think.
Just because Nigerians know their history does not make them superior to American blacks. We too have roots. But just knowing your exact ancestry does not make one superior. African nations should embrace us instead of looking down on us . We are victims of the slave trade, but we are Victorious because we overcame the most adverse conditions and created our own culture here in the USA. We are proud of our culture here as well as the journey it took to get here. Our African brothers and sisters should embrace us rather than disparage us. We are Victors!
Thank you for raising this. As an African, I recognize that many of us may not fully consider the struggles AAs have endured in building America. The access POC have today is largely due to their efforts. From my perspective, outside perceptions of AA culture are heavily influenced by media. America's a melting pot, but the most prominent cultures we see are white and black, particularly in music, entertainment, and politics. Depending on the media one consumes, their viewpoint on a specific culture is shaped. As outsiders, we often see mainly entertainment and music. This relates to the First Lady's statement. Unfortunately, some (not all) of AA culture portrayed in music and entertainment doesn't align with many African morals, especially regarding clothing and language. Again, this isn't all AA culture is, and all cultures have these diversities. However, these aspects are often what's pushed out to the world and hold significant influence. This is where I believe people like the First Lady and the African women you met come in. They strive to combat this influence to protect the younger generation, particularly regarding attire. While I'm not suggesting revealing clothing defines AA culture, it's heavily promoted in media. Most people likely aren't familiar with AA activists and leaders. Nonetheless, criticizing AA culture, especially from fellow Africans, is still disrespectful. It's even more hurtful coming from within the Black community. It's similar to how media portrays Africa as poor, uneducated, and criminal, leading to unfair treatment abroad, even from some AAs. Moving forward, fostering mutual respect and understanding is key. We need to acknowledge the complexities within each culture and stand united despite minor disagreements.
Some people in Nigeria find it difficult to put their words out & across & if you don’t know or understand them you’ll be offended & take offence!!….😢😢😢
Caribbean & American negroes need to realized they are a people with many ethnic groups combined unlike any other nation.
Slavery was a terrible thing, but it is what created us. We have to accept it & move on.
Black is not an ethnic group eh, its a colour with negative connotations.
@@dwandavis3736You were and ARE the most hateful group to Africans, that’s why there will be no peace between us. I hate how you’re always bullying Africans, and then turn around and act like it’s YOU WHOS HATED. It’s so evil and twisted, that mentality! I’ve witnessed it from children and so-called adults alike since early childhood, very gross behavior.
I love your spirit and you're so beautiful. From Chicago. Thank you all for speaking up for our Meagan. ❤
I love how u conduct yourself with dignity and respect Fumi❤
We appreciate your honesty and your courage to apologize. I have listened to what the first lady said over and over. Like I said before, the timing of her speech was just so bad. May God protect Meghan's mental health. I feel so 😔 for her. Why so much hate????????
Ummm, with a lot of respect I will say this. I wish the First Lady of Nigeria the best. Her choice of words, her tone and the choice to say “They don’t know who they are?” was very deeming. We don’t understand why she felt she had to say that about Meghan when she left. We in America see that as a person might be jealous or someone stomping on her parade.
She has never been the best public speaker. I don't think she really meant any harm but she could have worded it better or kept quiet
Because she was envious of the attention Megan got while she was there. Into her country & outshines her.. She brought Megan into it out of envy because that's where the "cultural gaze" was...so she took the jab.
@@angelbrynner
She knows what she was doing and saying. I read that she was not introduced to Meghan ..anyways .She clearly was talking about Meghan in a bad way. Meghan is bullied and verbally abused every day by these old white people and media. She don't need the black race to add to the abuse.. shame on that lady.leave Meghan name out of your mouth.
Y pay attention to a woman like the first lady of Nigeria ,who her husband stole our mandate ,she had no right what so ever to talk about black Americans that y ,she herself is a fraud .
I agree with Fumi’s assessment.
I am of African descent myself, and I love my black American and Caribbean and South American, brothers and sisters. One persons comment should not make us paint everybody with the same brush. My mentioned brothers and sisters have supported me during hard times as a black male person living in the United Kingdom. Whilst not making any excuses, please remember that English is not the first ladies first language. Yes, the speech could have been worded differently, but I don’t think any external offence was intended. And, if you don’t agree with me, as the incomparable, Michelle, once said, when they go low, we go high. Let’s subscribe to that. Much love.
Meghan wasn't black now she is.
AITrademarket. kudos to you? First and only comment that make sense to me ❤. One comment and here we are tearing each other apart. God have mercy on us 😢
FL knew exactly what she was saying about Meghan and black American women. I am so disappointed and offended by her comments. I am proud and know who I am and aksi know my roots. We don't need FL to put American black culture down just to lift Nigeria culture up. Jennifer Lopez has nothing to do with her condemnation of black American culture. I'm praying the FL will forgive her daughter nakedness in America and stop blaming black American actors and women.
I'M SUPPORTING U FROM BEAUTIFUL JAMAICA
I as an American of African and Native American descent was offended by her words. No we don't know where we came from but we are making attempts to find out. Its very disheartening to find out that we are thought of as less than because we were stolen from our lands in both cases.
Fumi your sincerity is palpable ♥️ thankyou for bringing love and joy online. Your integrity doesn't go unnoticed
Her daughter dresses in skimpy clothes as a model
Hello my darling Fumi. This is Dr. Sheri from Jamaica, who left the United States last year and is now living in Senegal West Africa but still seeing patients in Las Vegas remotely. I want my dollars to go to my people here on the continent and let me start by saying, I love Nigerians, all my friends are Nigerians and we work together and we get along great. FYI, The First Lady has a reputation for making insensitive and inflammatory comments. If you listen to past public statements you would see a pattern.
The First Lady is known to be very rude and arrogant. She has tempered down her behaviour since becoming the First Lady. She was notoriously rude when she was a Senator.
@vitailzeAfrica Why didn't you return to Jamaica?
Big up yourself, my fellow Jamaican. Keep up your good work.
Thanks Doc!
Thank you and the fact that many of us Nigerians do not agree with her
Fumi!!! You're hair is getting so long. Living & Loving! ❤
It is sad that they went for a good deed and it ended on a sour note, because of her statement. Maybe next time she should have someone review her speech before she makes it. I feel bad for Megan first because of all the abuse she suffers.
Fumi, you have nothing to apologize for. We can’t control that we were brought to America. It hurt what the First Lady said because it feels like we don’t belong anywhere in this world. There are a lot of people from Africa that don’t like us black people that were born in America and look down on us.
We want to be welcomed and loved by our people from Africa.
We are all black people there should be more love.
I ADORE YOU FUMI. You are humble and fair!!
I love your channel and thank you so much for your passion and the love that you give to us.
THANK YOU for not being stuck up and judging people in a bad way. You’re Amazing!!
Africans loved black Americans, they are our cousins 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤😂😂
Hello Ms. Fumi, as a Black, German, Cherokee woman, it hurts to hear that we cannot get along and appreciate each other’s differences. As a young girl I was told I was not black enough, white enough and not acceptable by the indigenous nation. I’ve persevered and overcome all of the unmentionable name calling, judgments, etc. I appreciate the people of the planet Earth. When I visit a different culture, I do my best to “do as the natives” in recognition and honor of where ever I am. When I went to Hawai’i, I learned some Hawaiian customs and language. When I go to France, I will do the same. If I ever get the opportunity to visit an Africa country, I would do the same. Please be kind to me. I do know who I am, where I come from and where some of my ancestors came from. Honor me as I honor you. Let’s build each other up. Thank you Ms. Fumi for the apology, kindness, and always being so authentic. You are a fine example of a lady. You lift me up and make me want to be a better lady each day. I hope for the opportunity to meet you in person one day. Blessings 🙏🏽❤️
Thank you ❤
Fumi, it is ok Who among us hasn’t made a mistake?
Fumi you are indeed worldly, informed, honest, classy and kind. Much love to you ❤❤❤
This is an example of the fact that one’s spouse is in leadership means you are also fit to be a leader without training. Her speech was not well versed. As well intended it lacked diplomacy.
Very few politicians worldwide have genuine diplomacy. It’s a rare skill amongst humans, whether you’re the one in office or the spouse of someone in office.
AS a woman of colour I felt very uncomfortable to discuss that matter. Friends ask me what my take on the issue and I said leave that matter to the Nigerian sisters. They would discuss that issue with the First Lady. Surprisingly, first lady clarifies her statement. But we all know what we know and understand what was said. May God continue to bless, protect and preserve Meghan.
Thank you Fumi… you went back and Listened!💕✌🏽
Her statement was disappointing. She knew what she said and it was no compliment. She’s back tracking now because she got bursted!
I really don't think she meant it as an insult. I watched it and it was a very African way of speaking but she certainly meant no offence to Meghan.
I agree with you hundred percent. What she said was not right.
Exactly - keep your peace and they are the unstable one.
You are such a true inspiration. ❤❤
Orange looks so good on you.
Tutorial pleasssssse🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🩷🩷
We love you back, As a Nigerian woman I am proud of you. Your wisdom is always appreciated. Sisterhood always.
my stance is if we dont know who we are, then they must know who we are. and if they do , why dont they say. it seems like everbody knows and they all conspire to lie to keep it secret because the benefit. its very condescending
There are many problems in Nigeria that the first lady could have spoken about, the statement she made could have been done without the mention of anyone or any place. The statement was distasteful and not coined properly, she left it open to misunderstanding, she asked why did Meghan come here, after talking about Hollywood actresses and it's not the met gala. I had to listen several times before I understood what she was trying to say!!! She is aware of the abuse Meghan is going through, so she should have been more careful in her speech. Girls in Nigeria that can't afford sanitaries , she need to address those things instead of focusing on clothes, next time she needs to be careful about her words!!!!
Megan is in a position where ALL those HATERS WANTS TO BE. PLEASE STOP HATING ON A SISTER. SHE'S FINE CAUSE GOD IS HER CREATOR#love harryandmegan❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I admire you. You don't avoid unpleasant topics. Discusses everything openly and honesly. And when it comes to British tabliods, the whole world knows they are biased. Greeting out of the Netherlands
Hi Fumi: it’s auntie Wanda from New Jersey, I’ll be 73 this year and I have learned we have knuckleheads in every culture and every country, religion, etc. you must have the bad to appreciate the good, otherwise how would we know the difference. That being said: When it’s time for a thing to happen Our Great Father brings it to light. I think it would be a great platform for you to bridge the gap between Black African Americans and Africans from other countries together under your leadership to try and settle this division between us. Some people started the false rumors about Black African Americans saying we are lazy, lairs, thieves, etc. sometimes true most times not. If you’re being worked literally to death, starved, beaten and raped it will change your character. But people from other countries need to recognize Black African Americans built this country for free, many benefits others enjoy when coming to this country is because of what we have fought and died for. And yes some are very disrespectful and mean to us as they enjoy these benefits. I think it would be a great opportunity to celebrate our sacrifices and who better to stand up for us and unite us besides you by uniting us via Fumination. Just a suggestion and thank you Niece Fumi for recognizing this and saying it out loud. Peace, Love and Prayers!
AA disrespect Africans to when they migrate to America and also we suffered to,,
slavery happened in Africa to and we're still going through the effect of the horror that happened.
@@favouratta6047 we’re all still suffering at the hands of the colonizers and enslavers. A very common thread running through our people from all countries. Instead of letting it separating us WE should work together to unite us. You are correct AA can be ridiculously ignorant in our actions and so can Africans on the continent. I’ve been to Ghana and Cote d’voire beautiful country and most people. However, I learned I was a target for cheaters just waiting for a foreigner to raise prices and steal from me while smiling in my face. What we all suffered through should be enough for us to join hands to bring ourselves out of the things we were taught that keeps us disliking and fighting each other. Thank you for your response, now how do we unite and build a better future for self and kind going forward?
Fumi that natural hair suits you so well, you look fresh and young.
I’m a bit confused with Mary’s comments. I’m Jamaican and I know my history. I also know know that in America we are at times seem like we do not belong and is just a different kinda. Black people. Our ancestors were
all enslaved . We are more alike than different. So what now, we know where we came,from… we know the struggles too😅
Fumi, Thank You for your words of understanding on how some of us Black American women felt in what the FL said about us. Her remarks were insulting and infuriating, that caused hurt feelings amongst us. I hope, that any backlash she received is a learning moment for her to meter her words more carefully, because it's more than Nigeria who is listening to her. And, words are very powerful, and can cause not only hurt feelings, but physical harm as well.
Everyone has one chance to make a good first impression, and on this, she made a terrible first impression with Black American women. One thing, we are going to protect Princess Meghan, because at the end of the day, she's one of us.
Fumi, I appreciate you apologizing for your misunderstanding of how what was said would be offensive to American Blacks. My anger over what she said is subsiding, but as a result of this old wound being ripped opened, it will take a minute for it to completely go away.
I don't have a sour taste in my mouth about Nigeria, and still hope that the Invictus Games are held there one day. But, my bitter side doesn't want it held there, during the time the FL and her husband are in power. Archewell has already done good for selected charities over there, and I want that to grow. So many people will get help from that foundation, who otherwise would not receive any. Meghan is a hugh advocate for women and girls causes, and I'm happy she's there to help them wherever she can.
As long as, she shows respect, for people from other cultures, then that FL should have no other problems. It would have been nice if she publicly and personally made a statement of apology for what she said that she was misquoted, and apologized for any hurt feelings, while calling out the British press. But, she didn't.
When Governor Gary Newson did this thing and called out the lies the British Media said about Archewell, he showed them that California wasn't going to sit back and allow Meghan, Harry and Archewell be slandered. He in a press conference showed his face, as he praised Meghan and Archewell, while telling off the British tabloids. When he did that, the story died. One thing about us Americans, we are not afraid to fight, especially, against bullies.
Oh well, what was said was said, and what was done was done. But, her clarification letter didn't feel sincere, to me. It came off as gaslighting, in her blaming the British Media for the misinterpretation of her words. I disagree. We all know about the hate that media has primarily for Meghan, then Harry. And, her words gave them fodder to degrade the Princess.
If she meant something different from what she said, then she should have taken the time to actually prepare her speech. She, imo, should have left Meghan's name, Black Americans, and America out of her narrative. The message of comparison was off, mean spirited, divisive, and had sparks of tribalism in it. America isn't her enemy. Black Americans aren't her enemy. Meghan most certainly isn't her enemy.
Well, as I see it, all she has done was cause ill feelings for herself on a different continent for now.
Meanwhile, we are going to go on live our lives, and keep loving and protecting Meghan, first, then her kids and husband. . . As the old saying goes: 'This too shall pass." 🔹🔸🔹
Thank you sister Fumi, we love and will always support princess Megan
We are all hurting. I have been feeling the hate from other black nations. It is sometimes hard to sympathize. It at this point no one is right.
This color compliments your skin tone. You always look gorgeous.
I don't think you have to apologize...You are giving us your opinion not pretending to be right. It's your point of view and you have all the rights to say what you feel and think. You are a wise and polite woman. It is impossible to please everybody everytime.
You just focused on the ipotetical dissing that the nigerian's first lady could have possible done about Megan....
Don't be sorry. It was 100% clear...at least to me...and I'm not english mother tongue 😊❤ bye
🫶🏽❤ you too, Fumi!!
I appreciate you coming back and addressing the comments from the prior video. Thank you.
It's not about African Americans being "better" than African citizens. ALL black people from different parts of this world have their own histories with adversities and triumphs, Please don't feel bad. We definitely shouldn't fight each other, but instead come together and unite as a collective to be wrecking with🙂❤❤
The first lady came back and cleared her speech.
Fumi, I forgave the woman right then. I refuse to allow others wrong to stay in me. I felt sorry for Meagan. We all have or have been talked about. We all have a conscience that's for sure.
You are one hard working 👑. We appreciate you and ❤ you. Thanks for all of your hard work.
You're amazing. I saw the drama all the way in South Africa and was waiting for you to comment so I could understand what was really going on. Thanks, wonderful approach
I love this woman, such a graceful elegant queen❤❤❤
I am a Nigerian (American). One of Aunty Fumi's male supporters. Aunty Fumi, well done with the unabashed apology - it is appropriate and true to what we've come to expect. There is a cultural tug between those of us Nigerians (and Africans) who understand that empathy and common sense is required in dealing with our historical diaspora (particularly Black Americans), and those who want to remain intellectually and emotionally lazy. Yes, it is not a one-sided issue, but as Nigerians it is important that we mind OUR side of the issue.
Not only is it highly insensitive to declare that Black Americans "don't know they come from", it also disrespects the noted culture and community that Black Americans have built in the last 400 years. Yes, Nigeria doesn't engage on the same day-to-day issues with Black Americans, but in a current global world it is important to have a baseline understanding of different perspectives.
That First lady embarrassed herself on the World stage, while simultaneously embarrassing her office, and Nigeria. Whatever, happened to good manners, and diplomacy?
You said it Fumski's ...harmony is the goal, but it is a point that America has not yet healed its wounds.
I think that the First Lady is older and from a different generation...more Traditional
more covered...the younger generation is in different place...with tattoos...less covered more confident in their expression of their womanhood...I also think that as we get older, some of us evolve...transform...we do not think, act or look the same as we did when were younger...and this transcends all cultures. I am happy and proud to be a Black woman who is from America and who has been blessed to travel to many places in Africa. Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, the Gambia...I love and embrace African culture...and I have been embraced by my adopted African Aunties from the many places that I have visited. I am new to Fumi Nation...but think that you strive to bring understanding and inclusivity. God is working thru you dear Fumi to uplift our people...all of our people. I live and and I love you...God Bless
The nigerian first lady shamed and embarrassed herself.
Nope
We are our worst enemy. I'm A BLACK WOMAN and it's so sad that an African woman would say that about us black women here in the west. I would not go there if that is how they will treat us.
If Meagan was white she would not get any hate whatsoever.
MEAGAN IS A SURVIVOR !!! BLACK WOMAN STRENGTH AND POWER. GO PRINCESS MEAGAN. YOU ARE PRAYED FOR AND LOVED. ❤❤❤
AMENNNN ❤❤
Looking fabulous Fumi
she said why did meghan come here looking for nigeria, we know who we are don't lose who you are
first lady was very clear she said why did meghan come here looking for africa?
you have changed the words around
she did not say why would meghan come to africa, her tone was not happy she was not bigging meghan up
first lady did not mince her words she meant every single word and it was also a message to the world at large, you don't need to be naked to be beautiful, anyone trying to twist the first lady words to say oh meghan came looking for africa because nigeria is a good role model that even meghan wants to come here, that is not tru fumi if she meant that she would have positively said it to big meghan up properly, anything else now is just damage control to not make first lady look bad for calling meghan out
let us be very honest here, the first lady could care less about nakedness in usa, she had a real problem someone trying to claim nigeria who's dressing and behaviour is not respecful of nigeria, if meghan wasn't trying to claim nigeria just visited and left. i doubt the first lady would have mentioned her at all, first lady knows nigeria has it's own role models, meghan has been there for 1 day trying to claim nigeria and that is what first lady did not like, and at least if you are gonna claim nigeria dress well not be a bad influence.
@@amilyjones1excuse me, well she should address the Nollywood actresses and how they dressed.
@@amilyjones1 Meghan was dressed appropriately. You guys are full of hate and poisoned minds.
Aunty Fumi, I’m so sorry I missed your live. I hope I get you next time around. Hello Adrian, uncle Ola and my S2S sisters. Aunty Fumi, once you know your worth it really doesn’t matter what anyone thinks. My grandma taught me as a child, if everyone likes you something wrong and if everyone hates you something is also wrong. Life is for loving; balance is what we should aspire to. Thank you always, you have been very diplomatic in your response which is great. I love Meghan so whatever people says about her it doesn’t make me love her less, I am black and we are always misrepresented and misunderstood. Let us LOVE DIFFERENCES NOT HATE ON EACH OTHER. Blessings from up north, shalom❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️
That girl can’t catch a break! Poor Meghan. The reference to Meghan in her speech was unnecessary! Meghan was dressed appropriately the entire time she was in Nigeria.
Thank You, Fumi.❤ Houston, Texas
Tinubu is so desperate to be accepted by the west that he would use his wife to say something that would please
Love you Fumi ❤from Jamaica to the USA❤
Love you Fumi - I’m in my 8th decade of life and of Jamaican heritage living in North America - been told on more than one occasion by lovely African women that we West Indians think we are white -
I thank the LORD for you!!! YOU shared, explained , and spoke as always so tastefully!!! ABSOLUTELY, my motto too, I AM ALWAYS a representative of the most high....I cannot come down....MY TIARA is centered and Noone is allowed to tilt!!! ❤ Thank you for showing up w/ an E XCELLENT presentation 🫠🥰🫂
Thanks so much Sister 🎉🎉
God bless you for your wisdom and understanding. Keep sweet!👍🏼💃🏻💃🏻👏👏💃🏼🙏
Love you sister Fumi...great clarification there.
Your hair is looking good Sis. I love it
Fumi, great take on the subject as always, love it. 🥰
Fumi, you’re a beautiful woman of kindness and grace. 💐
Much respect to you for explaining the situation and for apologizing although you weren’t the one to speak such offensive words. 🙏🏾
I have to tell you, my sister and I had the same conversation yesterday. I told her when I would see African women and men in my local grocery store, my heart would leap in excitement to see them! You know I’m biracial and I see white people all the time but when I see that part of me, it just fills me with pride. Until they turn around and look at my direction with the disdain and disgust and looking down their nose at me. It is so hurtful and heartbreaking to me even more than a white person calling me the N-word. so I thank you for addressing it because it is something that we experience over here and it’s not right.
I know how you feel. Just think that you don't need them to affirm you. Africans in Africa blame us for being stolen from Africa, yet they come to America and Europe in droves. Many are dishonest thieves and crooks.
The FL is a stupid woman. If she was intelligent and aware of her role, she would not have to go back and clarify what she said.
It is not the "nakedness" of the body that is destroying us as a people. We can cover up our bodies where appropriate. Meghan was beautifully adorned. It is the envy, hatred, jealousy, and malice in our hearts for each other as Black people.
Fumi is being nice, but too many of us have heard what we heard. Her English was good enough for us to understand her.
Where were the young people in the group that she would have addressed as being naked? Nowhere to be seen.
Maybe someone paid her money to criticize Meghan
She couldn't find anything to criticize Meghan, so she had to be dishonest and address Meghan's "nakedness," which is a blatant lie. Again, it proves my point that many Nigerians are dishonest people.
AMENNNN
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥Great Episode. How can we not love Fumi?!?!?! You look amazing and I'm loving your hair.
Text messages, chats lose so much translation in what you really mean to say. And you Fumi have thousands of people interpreting what's said and seen. Misunderstandings, anger occurs as a result. This is why I have no social media accounts and don't like texting even with my family. The one word replies really bug me. This is also why if I make a comment in a chat and someone responds negatively I don't respond back. My time is too precious for that. Fumi, I applaud you and other positive content creators who bravely put their thoughts out to the public. I appreciate your videos and learn a lot from them. Thank You and You and Fumi Nation have a wonderful weekend at work school home traveling and play 🎉
I ABSOLUTELY AGREE. No chatting, No social media , etc. None of those things .
Thank you Fumi. I love you so much! Thank you for being so kind to us. 💜💜💜
I was not offended by the first ladies statement. It made me think about perception vs truth. I question who I am in America all the time.🤔 All love Fumi❣️
Thank you for your understanding about the whole issues.
Adorbs ...Ms. Fumi on fire!! 🥰
Joan from Long Island NY. I watch you all the time love you love you. You are such an inspiration. Thanks❤️🙏🏽
Thank you sister ❤
Such a classy woman! Love, love watching your channel!😊
Thank you auntie, Fums. My mother, Temilade Adeleye Olamudun Jacqueline was 100% a Yoruba woman. I understood what the First Lady said and I wasn't happy. I don't take the wrong sides even if you're my mother. Saying that was very wrong. I love you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
She always look amazing!!!❤❤❤
Thank you Fumi..you are loved and appreciated.
Fumi your hair is absolutely gorgeous ❤
No harm done here, I know were your heart is!l!! Love, love love and Christina. Love fromUSA
I agree with you Fumi. I discussed this with my daughter, because there are so many youths in pain. Pray to God for that talk show my sister. I'll be your Accountant ❤❤❤❤❤❤
THANKS FUMI & NATION 🤗💖🙏🏽
God Bless you Fumi
Bless you eternally Fumi💕🙏🏽🪷🙏🏽💕
We love you Fumi ❤
Love You Queen 👑. From this Black America Queen to another. You're human and I love you for it.
Thank you Fumi your spirit is so beautiful ❤️ Thank you
You're amazing, continue to take the high road...