Eldee the Don & Life from Nigeria TO Atlanta!
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2022
- Eldee the Don was such a pleasure to host. He is from Northern Nigeria but moved to the United States and has settled in Atlanta. He is full of information, hustle and inspiration. He is a family man, artist, entrepreneur, podcast hast and dedicated husband. If you are interested in collaborating with him or taking one of his entrepreneurial courses follow the link below!
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Eldee was super fun! I really enjoyed this interview. We had 1 hour and 45 minutes of footage that I had to cut down. I'm working on making my interviews shorter you guys! LOL It's so hard. Anywho- What's up?
Post part two
Brittney forget this fool. Talk to other Nigerian UA-camrs and your Nigerian friends. Go visit, be generally careful and live your life. There's usually a sense that election season can be a bit volatile (e.g., random mob fights etc.) but even then you wouldn't be around any of that. If anything, you can wait till elections after February and go but don't even think that's necessary.
We will still watch even if its 2hours
Or be having part 1 and part 2
Great informative interview! Historically humans social for survival .Individualism based on spectrum .White populations more individualistic .US white most individualistic hence impacting black in US. Black nigeria less individualistic more family oriented. Individualism connected to property rights championed by 17th-20th century liberal political ideologies european philosophers like Immanuel Kant. Industrialization in 18th-20th century accompanied accumulation of property, more individualism breakdown of family, high divorce. Individualism work less for black than white. US institutions replaced white family support structure .White in america most systemic benefits hence most protected negatives of individualism .black in nigeria survive from ancestral family structure .Black in america own less than 2% of businesses with population of 14% and weaker family structure, systemic challenges. The average black woman median wealth is $1700.Median wealth black family $14,100,Hispanic,$31,700,white $187,300,Asian $206,400.Asian most collectivist group US highest marriage rate 58%,white marriage 48%,hispanic 42%,black 26%, dropping .
There are too many assumptions and generalizations in this interview that have been made by the guest Nigerian guy. Britney, don't let ANYONE scare you or impose their own fears, thoughts, and opinions on you about the occurrences and current STATE OF AFFAIRS on-ground in Nigeria, all because they are doomed with fear themselves. Yes, do your due diligence and research, move in silence and be assertive, keep a low profile, and move about with your local and trusted contacts on-ground. Live life, enjoy your life, and don't let others impose their fears on you. SALUTE 👍🏾✌🏾👉🏾✊🏾💯
I think everyone just speaks from an area of their own experiences and expertise but he means well. PROMISE!
@owene, God bless you for this comment. I was thinking along the same lines. The Guy seems to be very dismissive n inadvertently biased against Nigeria home to over 200 million Africans despite the odds.
That’s a legend right there.
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Dont get it twisted. Eldee D Don is a legend!!! He isnt popping now. But he was popping in the early to late 2000s. And he put a lot of people on!!!
I love this for him! Legend in the BUILDING!
Dope interview. One of Nigeria's early finest voices. Music activist. Still relevant until today. From One day to me i go yarn. ❤❤❤
He’s an amazing man!!!!
Eldee was the NAS of his generation... he is not a new generation artist. those of us that are supposed to know him know him and that's what's important.
Wow! Thats a big one! I love me some NAS! I have to listen to him!
Eldee is America safe? With all the shorting everywhere is it safe? But people still go to America.
Same thing to Nigeria, the chance for you to be kidnapped is less than 20%
This makes sense!!!!
Thanks for watching!
@shafton Connell, you are not being honest with your comment!!! Here in America, I do not think a month will pass without mass shooting and no week will pass without receiving child kidnapping alert on my phone. America is not actually safe because guns are in the hands of so many people including mad people. So everyone has the possibility of being in the right place at the wrong time. The difference here is that the security system works and perpetrators of these heinous crimes are fished out immediately and they eventually end up in jail for the rest of their lives. Here in America, you can drive from East Cost to West Cost and back without any fear that you will be attacked my robbers -- maybe because the potential robbers believe that you too have your own gun by your side. Every problem is an opportunity and I see the security challenges in Nigeria today as an opportunity for Nigeria to develop and advance her security industry. The western world understand the fact there there are people who are not normal and these people should not live among the normal people for public safety. Most importantly, there will never be security in Nigeria until the politicians stop looting public treasuries. There is no security in Nigeria -- period!!! No nation can develop without aggressively addressing security challenges. I hate to say this, I wish this kidnapping is 100 percent directed at these wicked politicians and some civil servants who are looting public treasuries. And the ransom should be like 1b dollars and maybe this will discourage them from looting public treasuries. Lol!!! The Lekki deep seaport was recently built for 1.5b dollars. The missing 12 dollars gulf war wind fall is enough is to build more than 5 of these infrastructures. The money stolen by these 3 Nigerians --General Babangida, Abacha and Dieze Ani is more than enough to build hydro power stations and provide all-year-round electricity for the whole country.
LD is just being modest.. He is a Legend and a pioneer of rap afrobeats music in Nigeria and Africa.. Trybemen was my go to rap while growing up..
I love this for myself!!!! I didn’t know I was sitting next to a legend!!!
Am really sorry for this man ......... Nigeria is home
Naija is HOME!!!!
As Nigeria the responsibility of the man is to provide for the wife and the family that's our up bringing in Nigeria.
Amen to that! Loving it here 😂
I enjoyed The Don’s interview and I appreciate his candour. The only thing I want to add is that he should visit Naija more often. He has allowed the deluge of negative media regarding kidnapping in Nigeria to heavily color his perception of safety. Remember there are over 2,000,000 persons in Nigeria who do not have any other place in the world to run to, and they have not all been kidnapped! As one contributor mentioned, granted things are not rosy but they are NOT as bad as the media is portraying it to be.
He’s a great guy!
Very articulate and honest guy,as always love your interviewing skills you always take it a notch higher with every interview and editing,looking forward to more
I appreciate you noticing babe! 💕
Great interview as usual. Thanks. Looking foward to watching the - backstory of afrobeats - on Netflix.
It's coming! I am looking forward too!
Great interview, Eldee is super articulate and thoughtful in his responses. Kept me captivated! Interview could have been longer as I feel he had a lot of insights to share..
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was my favourite interview on your channel so far. The brother was kinda insightful and Brittney does listen and let her guests talk.
I’m super happy that you enjoyed this! Thank you for watching!
Eldee baba, I grew up listening to you sir.
He's amazing!
Once again Brittany - you are an excellent interviewer !
Thank you my love! I never get tired of hearing it!
Yes she interviewing him and teaching him at the same time . Say African can can build great schools and infrastructures too . I am from the Caribbean too, we like white/ acceptance and white validation. We are colonized to the bone. We don’t put enough pressure on the relevant authorities to lead the right way. We accept mediocrity as a given . As Dynast from (Search For Uhuru) said, “It will take Africans to build Africa. “The colonizers will not build Africa. In fact their gold is to keep it poor and weak , so they can easily be controlled.
Brittney, I have just recently stumbled on two of your videos, I think, esp your trip to Nigeria, Nigerian wedding experience, trips to Benin and Delta state. And I find you to be very vivacious and wished your "I want to be a Nigerian bride..." prayer can crystalize.
Watching this video, and if you're real in this video, you're very likely going to struggle with love and even holding it down with a man beyond dating, be it a Nigerian, American, European, any man at all.
If you're really looking in that direction, you defo need to change a lot. Having your own bathe, and having the man always initiate things speak volume of every other things sista. And this is typical of our ABW. Beyond you women and your selfish desires, there are families/homes to build and our community, our black community to build.
Thank you for your comment I really do appreciate it and always use constructive criticism to make myself a better person I actually am in a relationship with a Nigerian man and he really appreciates me for who I am so I’m just thanking God and going with the flow God is good and God DID have a great day! 💕💕💕
@@BrittneyCaldwell Am glad to see the confirmation that you're with a Nigerian guy. I felt as much in your Nigeria vlogs.
Sista, I love your energy and we need such to build our community. And by community I mean the black community everywhere - Africa, America, Europe, wherever we are.
Am Nigeria and here in America. My desire is for us, the black race to unite, within and amongst us. My desire is to see us build strong communities and link up. I love to see people from the continent inter-marrying with our black communities in the diaspora. And love to see diasporas connecting with the Motherland. I also want the Motherland to have a unified policy to welcome home the diaspora.
My wish is for you Brittney to succeed in dating, love, marriage, family and vocation.
Listen Brittney, please don't go with "..he really appreciates me for who I am...." He may do that to secure the fun and not to give you a ring ultimately.
Write this down, in Nigeria, Africa as a whole, a man can date whoever he wants but have to marry the culture. The culture marries the woman. That is why when you marry a Nigerian, you become "our wife". You have to fit into the culture. S*x is the only thing you have exclusive with your husband.
Your children are your contributions to your husband's father's family and the community. Your mother-in-law, as the matriarch of the wider family, owns the children more than you and your husband do.
We can learn somethings from other races but when it comes to family and socialization, Africa is the best and strong.
Note that if you two progress to marriage, and I really desire to welcome you to the Nigerian family, you will be getting married to the family and culture through him. Even if his mother is no more, a sister of his or his uncle's wife will step up unless you keep Nigeria out of your lives. There's no feminism. It's a patriarchy that the matriarchs sustain.
Brittney.... you are a vibe. Eldee is very interesting and articulate. I am with you on the separate bathroom. I really value that but then again I have been married for so long that finally now I feel entitled to what I want. Would not advise younger couples though...may lead to a distancing. Tell Eldee he needs to come back to Nairobi NOW for more than a couple of days....it is way more developed than most cities in Africa.
I SWEAR THAT IS THE KEY TO LONGEVITY- SPACE! LOL!! He definitely didn't do Nairobi the right way!
Nigeria is similar to Haiti when it comes to the kidnapping issue. I still went to Haiti earlier this year and will be going to Nigeria soon. There are issues all over the world. If you in Nigeria with a local or someone who is very familiar the country you will be fine.
I am with someone who lives in Abuja!
Thank you for chiming in babe!
Everything elDee is saying is absolute truth, I felt exactly the way he felt before coming over here, and discovered a lot of those stuff weren’t absolutely true so I unlearned them and opened up for my personal experience. And yes, the mental holdsbar is 100% true. I think African-Americans can do better if they let go of hating the system for the slavery and stop short changing themselves from all the great opportunities
Totally agree with that last part. It’s the mindset that’s the problem! 💯💯💯💯
My Advice; When traveling inter-state, don't go by road bcos most of our highways are not safe, you can go by train or air which is safer. Make sure you're always in a busy area where it safe, make sure your phone is always connected & don't go to remote areas without a company or security, make sure you're always vigilant & you'll be fine...
This is great great advice! Very smart ways to stay cautious!
Champion keep shinning smart.From Godfrey Nairobi.
Thank you Godfrey! 💕💕
Hey Brittney! Just a heads up. If you notice an influx of comments from me, it's because I'm binge watching your channel 😊. Everything is lit thus far but I enjoyed this interview in particular. I learned about Eldee in 2022 while making reaction videos to the Netflix documentary "Afrobeats: The Backstory". Don't let his modesty fool you. The man is definitely a pioneer in the Nigerian Hip Hop and Afrobeats game. Anyway, shortly after doing my reaction videos, I was briefly introduced to Eldee while attending The Headies Awards in Atlanta. This interview has been a breath of fresh air. Hearing him speak of his experiences here in America, with African Americans is a treat. I am absolutely loving the exchange of vibes. I've been seeking out content and social media spaces that highlight positivity and unity amongst Aricans from the continent and members the diaspora. Your channel is all of that and more. Thanks again ❤
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This comment literally just made my day! Binge! Binge away! 💕💕💕💕💕
Welcome
Sis 💕
Luo men are our version of nigerian men here in kenya they will spoil a lady great interviw
That's what the streets taught me AHAHHA
Nice video and very interesting and enjoyable interview.
🙌🏿 thank youuuuu
Oh my God!!!.Eldee is that you?
YES IT IS!!!!
EL Dee. We are still here in Nigeria o. People are not just randomly kidnapped, if you maintain low profile and remain within the city limit with people who know , you will be okay.
I agree and I am glad that I went with the flow!
❤ u back Brittney .
Great show Brittney, Eldee very smart and nice guy but having been to both Nairobi and Lagos I could not get over his remark that "Lagos is more developed in infrastrature than Nairobi" bu to be fair to him, he said he was in Nairobi for very short period of time.. Great stuff, take his advice, hold your Nigeria trip until after election
Nairobi is something someone has to really dive into to see what's going! LOL He will learn when he comes back again!
Eldee de don. Woooow. Where you been brother. So good to see you.
He has been in the cut but working at the same time!! Follow his socials!
That was a great interview Brittney both of you transcend your countries and continents. The guy is above petty prejudices and brutally honest. I like both of you. Well done.
I appreciate you enjoying this! I love it! He is very real.
This is quite frankly a bit sad. Eldee, my elder! Everywhere has problems. I can imagine your concerns are heightened because you have a family to protect but Nigeria is okay. I have deep roots here. I’ll always feel lost abroad (speaking from personal experience).
I think he has a good grasp on his Nigerian life but he's maybe seen some things!
@@BrittneyCaldwell I can respect that. I’m by no means purporting to tell my senior how he should act or what he should think. I merely expressed my own feelings. My life here is relatively sheltered. I don’t have to interface with some of my country’s harsher realities everyday. The aim is for the situation to improve for us all. Nigeria is working. E go better. ✌🏿🖤🌍
I'm lost for words, can't come to terms with his mindset. Which important country in the world doesn't have problems? He has to learn more about the current state of his (supposed country) and all I can say is shame. There are still more people thriving in Nigeria.
Wow! My most favorite interview from you so far, cos he is actually somebody that I actually know growing up in kaduna, Nigeria being a yoruba as well.
I love this!!!!! I’m glad you enjoyed! 😍😍😍😙
glad u are back Brits....
Thank you babe!
Great, frank conversation. Very impressive young man. Brittany is a great journalist. I think she has a lot to offer as a bridge builder.
The recipe for a wholesome relationship is Jesus Christ. It is the Spirit of God that that tears down the fortresses of pride and insecurity. There is no perfect culture. When the Lord steps into someone's life, He destroys the old person and builds the new one crafted after God's righteousness.
One can never experience the wonder of love without a willingness to expose oneself to risk. Therefore, faith is a key ingredient of love. There is no marriage without God.
You are so sweet for this! Thank you for the compliment! Thank you for speaking this onto me!
@@BrittneyCaldwell You are very welcome! I believe in you, and I know that if you trust in God, you will find that resting place that your heart yearns for. Never give up.
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I am disappointed that Eidee is the one discouraging you from visiting Nigeria. I can see that he has not been back to Nigeria in a long while. I travel to Nigeria every two months and now preparing to retire there.
I’m sure he’s just going by what he Hears and wanting the best for me!
Me too nigerian are the one bringing us down well as some of you who suppose to repair the country are running away mallam will continue to dominant all sector you all will be crying foul hausa fulani don't run away.
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Thanks for being here, babe!
This was so good and well done.
Thank you so much for enjoying!
My advice for anyone wanting to explore Nigeria is befriend a Nigerian where you live(since there Nigerians almost in every country nowadays), use him/her to connect to other Nigerians that are as trustworthy as him/her and have any of your connections to travel to Nigeria with you.
I am here with a trusted Nigerian! Thank you for the advice. I feel very safe!
I have communicated with many all over the world, and they are many educated Africans, even if it is not a college degree. Many know multiple languages, along with a lot of life skills, which many people in the West lack. They also tend to be better educated on foreign policy, than people in the West, especially in the US. However not everyone in the West is like that, but many are.
I love you, and i don't watch your videos for videos for 5 months, and i watch you again and I fall in love with you again, You are so pretty, and I love you, I am also from Arlington, VA
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Thank you for the love!
Hey brittney ..i saw in in Harambee/Dohholm Nairobi..eating boiled eggs and mutura...thats a nuclear bomb man😂😂
LOL I hope people ran!
Big up. Just found you and Layla Journey
Love this!!!!
Part 2!
Hopefully!
Interesting conversation! Guy is smooth like east african. Well done brittney and well done to him.
Thank you so much Edwin! 🫠
See Eldee ooo, long time no see
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5:49 yes.
YAYYYY!
TIWA Savage is underrated...she is awesome
Super awesome!
The reason this brother gives East African vibes is due to Fulani ancestry among many of the Yorubas in Northern Nigeria. Fulani's are originally from the Horn Africa and are carrying the same gene as the Habesha, Tutsi, Somali, Maasai etc.
Fulani don't come from east Africa they are Niger Congo not cushitic
This was very interesting! Thank you for sharing!
Somalis always claiming everyone. They're even closer to Bantus than horners.
N how come Fulanis are also found in Sudan.
Nairobi is more developed than Lagos, you can take that to the bank. Donno where he went in Nairobi. Good interview though.
He must've stayed in the rougher parts. And only spent two days. But there many Nigerian UA-camrs comparing the two cities and they all say Nairobi is more developed.
I have not been to Lagos so I cannot say just yet!
Abuja, the capital of Nigeria 🇳🇬 is way more developed than Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪 and that’s no cap 🧢.
It is understandable cause he said he came to Nairobi back in 2000...
@@carolinekogi9352 Those were the worst days, back when it was still called "Nairoberry". Thank goodness we overcame that.
Fact
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hahaha.
B R I T T N E Y!!!!! Oh my gosh, you are my mini-me & definitely a Cancer! I have always felt the same way, I want my own room and bathroom too, and I’ll meet you down the hall in yours…may even spend a night or two! And I am so not asking a man on a date. I’m a Lady, I need to be pursued and treated as a Queen. I love this interview, your guest is open and sharing great facts based upon his experiences. I definitely respect how he is a one woman man & a man of commitment. Blessings to him & his wife. Yessssss!
I love that you can relate to this! I don't think it's too much to ask. I am glad you enjoyed it my love!
When we speak about single AA women why is it never brought up that AA men are incarcerated and die daily due to gun violence? So, the AA men that are alive and free have lots of options. This is the elephant in the room that no one wants to discuss. It’s very on trend in social media to blame AA women for everything. By the way, I’m AA.
I believe that is a bit of a stereotype. There are AA men available but they I often considered "bougie" or "acting White" by AA women so after awhile they go to other races or nationalities. I think media stereotypes have made AA woman feel like they should be dating only men who are "street". Thus, they end up in the search for the mythical "Ghost" character from Power. The professional who is secretly a gangster.🙄
This is just an observation, but it seems a significant proportion of AA men prefer white or women of other races over their own. But on the other hand, there are AA women who are proudly "divesting". Honestly, there's no other community in the world where there's so much hatred and open warfare within their own.
I've been encouraging AA women to date outside of our race or abroad. Period.
@@BrittneyCaldwell But why would you do that, Brittney? What do you have against AA men? They've been through a lot as it is only to get this hostility from their own women.
Drugs
Eldee.... Brings back childhood memories.
Love this for you!
@@BrittneyCaldwell Thank you!
Brit, u wanted to convince him to skip Ghana 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 but what did we do??? Girrrrrl
nooooo! I love Ghana. But I think Nigeria and Ghana are sisters. If you're going to travel- go somewhere more different than what you're used to. Hence, I've never visited Canada.
4:13 🤣🤣🤣😂
cracking up!!!
25:19😆😆😆
hahahahaha.
He looks so humble
He's super humble!
I grew in polygamy for 8 months as a 5 year old. My mom was smart enough to leave with us her children. It was horrible being in a polygamous environment.
How do you know it was horrible if you were only 5?
My parents monogamous relationship environment was horrible for me to AHAHAHA!
@@kr3539when you come back from a vacation with your mom and siblings and find that a pregnant women with a toddler has taken over the children's room- that is the introduction to the new wife.
Or when the women physcially fighting each other daily
Or fighting your father
Or the silent treatment between your parents
Or the silent treatment your Dad gives his first set of children
Or your father tell you you are not good enough because you and your siblings are Girls.
Or when the new wife is sooooo mean to the children because they are not her children.
Or when your mother is beaten by your father's brothers in front of her young children to teach her a lesson.
Yes, those 8 months of my 5 year old life was the worst of my life.
@@kr3539 9observations.
@@NIO623 FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION FGM in AFRICA..
***Your guest is not the typical Nigerian, privileged.
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I’m scared of going to Atlanta n I’m from Boston. Too many gas stations robberies n shootings going on. I am more scared of going to Atlanta than going to Nigeria .
It’s GHETTO AF 😂😂😂
Rare is the Nigerian who wants to return to Nigeria. Though it would be good for them to return and fix the nation - starting with electricity supply.
Not true
Very true. Idf they all went back and work for their country that country will not be what it is today. But thats not only nigerians. Other africans living in the west also. But some are coming back
@@africaine4889 Kenyans go back
my view too..they transplant themselves wherever they go..you can find a 80 year old still working with no intention of going back....they avoid talking about Nigeria but proud to be one..their country would be great if most went back
I know one right here in Kenya who's vowed never to return. He has Kenyan kids.
On the kidnapping issue, if you are a politician or their family, or a person of prominence ( wealthy) - you are fair game. Unfortunately!
Brittney is safe-ain't nobody trying to kidnap her.
Abuja is very safe.
I went to Abuja, went to the East and stayed in my village with my family- nobody looked at me or my kids to kidnap.
Lmaoooooo good thing for me! But I’ve heard regular citizens get kidnapped
will you or have you interviewed ibo?
It is coming!
Brittney. I have posted and deleted too many comments. I will just watch and grind my teeth 😬
LMAOOO Do not delete! This is a safe space!
30:08 Brittney after being single for many years and then i get into marriage and I become single all over again😂😂😂
Divorce is okay!
@@BrittneyCaldwell 🙊🙊I mean you throw the towel that fast.
My Yoruba classmate fed me all throughout college so I understand why he opted for a Nigerian wife. Most Westernised women would tell you to cook your own food or do it in exchange for something else.
I woulda cooked for you 😅😅😂😂😅
@@BrittneyCaldwell
Aww you're a sweetheart. ❤️
Try CHINA women nxt
Groups that identify closer to white US might accrue generational benefits. But black nigerian or other black one generation success might be watered down in future if no improvements to system .THURGOOD MARSHALL first black US chief Justice was close friends with Kenya Nationalists Tom Mboya, Jomo Kenyatta and Oginga Odinga and wrote Kenya's independence constitution protecting racial minority hence indian/asian, white,arab etc in kenya have accrued inter-generation wealth.for black in america different dynamic outcome.
Does he know or has he listene to Ugandan music?
I should've asked!
The idiom you are looking for is; it takes a village to school a child.
Thank you!!!!
Even in Kenya ,I foresee Nigerians being denied access to Kenya in future
Well DAMN!!!!
Nigeria don't want access to kenya, nobody cares. Nigeria is much richer
@@jyde50 joke in you. Come to Nairobi and see Nigerians ,they even have a hood of their own . Everyday they are being stopped at the airport
@@jamaica5308 kenya is a poor country, nobody cares about poor country like kenya.
@@jyde50 Kenyan GDP is smaller but living standards is way better than Nigeria
Did this guy really say Lagos is more developed than Nairobi? 😂🤣😭 I wonder if there's any kenyans trying to enter Nigeria illegally 🤔 but you find Nigerian in Kenya lol. Nigera can't even fix electricity issue in 2022
Back in 2000' ans late 90s when he came to perform..
ahahaha. I'm going to look for Kenyans in Abuja!
@@BrittneyCaldwell I wonder how many Kenyans are out in Nigeria. I would like to hear from them too.
Nigerians are only good at PR. They have no idea how backward Nigeria really is interns of infrastructure.
@@teresiawachira1034 many Kenyans in Lagos and even have UA-cam’s channel.
So this first love thing is true 😂😂
HAHAHAHAHA!
Apply for STEP.
Looking into this....!
It’s all about group economics. That’s not black people's forte
We’re trying!
I have a Nigerian friend here in Dallas that let me know he wouldn’t recommend I visit Nigeria without hiring security. It’s very serious! Look into security!!
That person is over exaggerating. I'm in Abuja, Nigeria and have been over a year and a half.
Yikes!!!! Omg!
Going up North...is just not the look right now. Including Abuja.
I am here and feeling safe!
@@BrittneyCaldwell thank you! A lot of Nigerians take delight in denigrating their country by exaggerating negativity.
A 30 year old UA-cam content creator (Eboh Media) was recently killed during a kidnapping attempt in Nigeria and was buried earlier this week. He had left his wife and son back in the UK in order to make videos about Nigeria. He was traveling on the highway from one state to another when the kidnapping of passengers in several cars took place. He tried to escape and was shot two times. So, I would not venture out on those roads if I were you. Also, Abuja is known for its kidnappings, and as Eldee tried to tell you, the U.S. and other countries are advising their citizens not to visit Abuja right now.
One last thing, how well do you know your Nigerian contact? There is a reason that Nigerians who have moved abroad do not let their friends and family members know when they are returning for a visit. They just show up out of the blue because IT IS NOT UNCOMMON TO BE SET UP. Ask Eldee about it. Good luck, Hon.
Damnn ya just searched him up, didn't know Nigeria was on that type of level the guy in the video even compared it to syria I was really shocked
WELLLLLLLLLLL IM ON MY WAY AND THIS IS DEPRESSING TO READ😩😩😩
Damn.. That's tough..
Was takeoff of Migos not killed just recently? There are many 'celebs' who have been killed in the US ( King Von, PnB Rock,Pop Smoke, Nipsy Hussle, XXXension and MANY more), but it's only Nigeria that has the issue? Really? How is Eldee feeling safe knowing the amount of killing that also happens there and we are not even including the school shootings. The truth is, both Nigeria and the US have improvements to be made with security. The only difference is the reaction of a system that gets activated in the US. It's not that violent things don't occur in the US.
@@sylviasworld9397 This is about the KIDNAPPING of everyday people. It happens on a regular basis, especially when traveling on those roads.
Elde you dey craze oo,you don,t run go america dey downgrade naija abi,how many of your family member they have kidnapped
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k😂apow.........
yasssss!
When are u interviewing a ghanaian in America????
It's coming! I've asked many and they're shy!
@@BrittneyCaldwell Lol!!! Lol!!! Lol!!! Why are they shy?
Nigeria babe will call her man tell him to take her out is normal in Nigeria
Yes, very!
I had no idea you could out-talk a Nigerian
LMAOOOOOO
Trump mentioned Nigeria because of it's 50% muslims population, maybe you have forgotten. He was talking about banning muslims countries.
Makes sense... but he also said other "shithole african countries" didn't he?
@@BrittneyCaldwell The shithole comment was just an insult on the entire africa and Haiti.
He does not want to return because he is a failed musician, he does not like the embarrassment.
I think success at any point makes you successful overall even if you die down later!
Nigeria news is what scares people from returning it's not because he is failed as you put it. There is a big UA-camr called Edoh Media who was killed last month by kidnappers he had gone to showcase some part of Nigeria the kidnapping stories from Nigeria can scare anyone.
@@damarisambia1154 the edoh media news is sad but that is not the reason, there is shooting in america than anywhere else, why has he not fled america and called it dangerous?? rappers are killed often in america.
I dont want to use edoh news but if he did not travel to dangerous places he will likely be alive.
@@jyde50 i get what you mean nowhere is perfect it's just from the intensity of the unchecked kidnappings and killings in some parts of Nigeria that's scary
Guy has zero idea about Nairobi but that's fine.
We can't know all. Humans are limited.
He will learn! 😂
Hope you doing well. You had gone under 🙂
This is one of your more insightful interviews. I hope you don't listen to him, though. You must visit Nigeria.
On second thoughts, dude is visiting several countries in Africa except his own. Maybe he knows something we don't? 😂
I am going regardless of the warning. I am God's child. LOL
See her vaping in an interview and looking for good stereotypes
Get a LIFE BROOO
Brittany is a white woman 😂😂😂😂😂😂 in African skin
Don't do that to me!
jam man
@jam man, you probably live in a village in Africa for now. Some day you will have the opportunity to travel around the world and see it for what it is and know the world.
Brittany said she wanted her own bedroom and her own bathroom inside her marriage but she said she didn't know why black American men don't marry black American women. Clue Brittany! listen to your own statement . Americans are narcissist, selfish and individualist but no man wants a selfish woman this may sound hypocritical but a man wants the woman to be nurturing ,feminine and loyal.
The major problem is most American women including you black American women ,too are more masculine than feminine in your social behavior.
I am very nurturing and very feminine and loyal but I also like to have my own space and have a lot of clothes that need to go in my closet and I like to have a lot of products on my counters in my bathroom so having my own space just makes the most sense 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
WRONG: This dude has it twisted.
Corporate US knows Africans are sharp & our work culture is top shelf. I & my Kenyan friends manage teams for top 100 companies. When I attend major trainings, most of the blacks I meet are fellow Kenyans & other Africans.
Did you know Kenyan students going to study in the US are told to avoid Black American women 🥲?
Why exactly?!?