Yeye I dey gbadun yin gan...lol.. E she pupo.. E she gannnnnnnnnnnnnn...lol.. this is what we talking about.. let all americanizedblack people come back to where they belong... We love you our american brothers and sisters and Yoruba tribe welcome you all into their villages... E kaabo!
This tells me that life is what you make out of it. Why would someone prefer to live in Nigeria over America where is a citizen. Yet quite a considerable number of Nigerian aspire to relocate to America. God bless us where ever we find ourselves.
Could this just be reflective of how bad African-Americans have it in the U.S.? That someone would rather go to a remote foreign village in Africa, than suffer oppression, racism, living in the ghetto?
So basically you agree with me!!! What I said was, there is oppression and racism.....even worse than being a "second class citizen"....more like 5th or 6th or 7th class.....
She was so right! Just like Americans can smell you out if you're forcing yourself into the Eurocentric culture, Nigerians, especially Yorubas can see you as fake from a mile away. As a matter of fact, they might even pervieve you as being condescending to their culture if you're not being authentic about it and will not want to have anything to with you.
I love her enthusiasm for her country and heritage, but i don't understand why she is yelling..... But am still proud of her, and of course yes, the African culture and upbringing is the best in the world, and you will never fully appreciate it until you leave Nigeria.... That's why am still going to go back home and marry a Nigerian Man
@kossykelly1 u don't understand why she is yelling ke? she has lived in niger all her life, that is one of the things we know how to do best. It is not our fault, it is just part of us. lol Yeye e ku ise ma, Agba yin a dale o.
I just love her. I lived with her in the 80s in Ila-Orangun, Osun State, then Oyo State.
Her daughter and myself were childhood friends from Ila-Orangun and attended primary school together. We are still friends up till now. And yes all the daughters are married to Yoruba men and they speak yoruba at home and the grandkids all have yoruba names.
The only problem that I did not like about this video is the woman who migrated did not give the host a chance to talk, lol.
DSkeptic86 4 months ago
More power to you sis. I'm trying to get the hell out of America too, lol.
DSkeptic86 4 months ago
Yeye I dey gbadun yin gan...lol.. E she pupo.. E she gannnnnnnnnnnnnn...lol.. this is what we talking about.. let all americanizedblack people come back to where they belong... We love you our american brothers and sisters and Yoruba tribe welcome you all into their villages... E kaabo!
omoibile 5 months ago
pshuu shes hilarious..lol
jellyboobs007 8 months ago
i just had to come back and laugh cos of funny mama LOOOOOOOOL.
beautifulgooal 1 year ago
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She reminds me of my granny. =)
Icegaze88 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
She reminds me of my granny. =)
Icegaze88 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
She reminds me of my granny. =)
Icegaze88 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
She reminds me of my granny. =)
Icegaze88 1 year ago
She reminds me of my granny. =)
Icegaze88 1 year ago
She has lost the american accent, INCREDIBLE.
beautifulgooal 1 year ago
@beautifulgooal i actually thought she had enough african accent.even her body language is Nigerianized.
cannoir 1 year ago
Yeye, I love her!
zookat 1 year ago
Ooh la la! What a great show.. I'm so proud to be an African... Truly Yeye indeed.
"kie pe fun wa yeye"
demosilinc 1 year ago
This tells me that life is what you make out of it. Why would someone prefer to live in Nigeria over America where is a citizen. Yet quite a considerable number of Nigerian aspire to relocate to America. God bless us where ever we find ourselves.
tawe001 1 year ago
u will live long yeye
Folashade1000 1 year ago
Could this just be reflective of how bad African-Americans have it in the U.S.? That someone would rather go to a remote foreign village in Africa, than suffer oppression, racism, living in the ghetto?
#food_for_thought
sbraithe 1 year ago
@sbraithe they don't have to live in the US and there is something called destiny, besides in the usa and europe u r a second class citizen.
beautifulgooal 1 year ago
@beautifulgooal
So basically you agree with me!!! What I said was, there is oppression and racism.....even worse than being a "second class citizen"....more like 5th or 6th or 7th class.....
sbraithe 1 year ago
She was so right! Just like Americans can smell you out if you're forcing yourself into the Eurocentric culture, Nigerians, especially Yorubas can see you as fake from a mile away. As a matter of fact, they might even pervieve you as being condescending to their culture if you're not being authentic about it and will not want to have anything to with you.
allenadegbenro 1 year ago 2
I am really impressed by this lady of noble character and decision. May you live long Yeye..... Ase!
steveyomi 1 year ago
LOL, just noticed the Obama button she's wearing!!!
gObama!!
sbraithe 1 year ago
fantastic. there is no place like home. long live yeye!!
blackcoffeenocream1 1 year ago
@blackcoffeenocream1
Yes, but this was not her home when she moved to Nigeria....which makes the story even more fantastic!
sbraithe 1 year ago
Fantabulous
KetuEjirin1 1 year ago
awww God bless you ma. Great talk show
mariasco22 1 year ago
un-f*cking-believable.....
sbraithe 1 year ago
love u mama u adapted everything even the Yoruba YELLING... I AM SO PROUD OF U
doylyngal 1 year ago 2
UP MAMA!!!!
kaizaee 1 year ago
I love her enthusiasm for her country and heritage, but i don't understand why she is yelling..... But am still proud of her, and of course yes, the African culture and upbringing is the best in the world, and you will never fully appreciate it until you leave Nigeria.... That's why am still going to go back home and marry a Nigerian Man
kossykelly1 1 year ago
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ykl93 1 year ago
@kossykelly1 u don't understand why she is yelling ke? she has lived in niger all her life, that is one of the things we know how to do best. It is not our fault, it is just part of us. lol Yeye e ku ise ma, Agba yin a dale o.
ykl93 1 year ago
@ykl93 Hahaha, your very funny... dont mind me, I must have forgotten the yelling part oh... Up mama!!!....
kossykelly1 1 year ago
Mama may u leave long.I appreciate you for identifying with your root.
vicdammyy 1 year ago
Awesome!! Stay blessed Iya!
scratchyyflute 1 year ago
Nice
gboyegaah 1 year ago
she's so Nigerian!
Trumblebee 1 year ago
Takes me back to the land where milk and honey flows!!!
bolaworknet 1 year ago
i love dis, i realy apriciate her so well is so touchy.i need more of this kind of post.
adeyemi160 1 year ago
im glad she loves nigeria god bless her...it touches me to see African American connect with their roots
ebeledi 1 year ago 2
Wow! My oh my and we have Nigerians desperate to abandon their culture even before they leave naija. Bigup Yeye!!!
morebillions 1 year ago 6
I just love her. I lived with her in the 80s in Ila-Orangun, Osun State, then Oyo State.
Her daughter and myself were childhood friends from Ila-Orangun and attended primary school together. We are still friends up till now. And yes all the daughters are married to Yoruba men and they speak yoruba at home and the grandkids all have yoruba names.
Eku ise o yeye.
ayaaoba 1 year ago 2
@ayaaoba after 33yrs what do u expect, i'm not suprised lol
beautifulgooal 1 year ago
@ayaaoba all that finger wagging is funny as hell LMAO!
cannoir 1 year ago
Just love her
olawumi 1 year ago
dis is nice
VanieRivers 1 year ago
WTF LOL
arezoi 1 year ago
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I am loving this.
ulemo1 1 year ago 2