Hello Oyin I came across your channel this week,I was so emotional when saw you crying on the plane.its happens I understand.So I was interested in your content,I love your originality,I have almost watched all your video,lady, you are good,you give it raw. I enjoyed all your Nigerian vlog.i wish you success in all endeavors.
This is olu from Atlanta. All the best in the UK. Stay warm. Lol. Keep up the good work. Your content is original and refreshing. The sky is your limit.
Congratulation Ms. Sparkles (Oyin)! I called you Ajala of Nigeria couples of months ago because the authentication in your Vlogs so Please always follow your instincts because your instincts is good and genuine. I wish you all the best in your journey we called life.
You can bring fresh fish if it is gutted. You have maximum of 20kg combined weight per person of fish and fish products from Nigeria to United Kingdom. We have Milo in both African and normal groceries stores. Asda and Tesco sells. In case you run out of African foods, there are loads of African stores online that can deliver next day to you,cause l read from the comments section that you only have one South African grocery store where you are. Kilishi is prohibited but people bring it ,but if you are caught in Uk Airport,they may seize it and give you caution. You can bring yam .
Thanks so much for this video, so helpful. And I was about to request for this oo since you just travelled and for one to be updated , infact ehn , you are darling, I wish you all the best ❤
Stumbled on your page yesterday. I have been smiling watching your videos. This is the second video of yours I'm seeing and it brightens my day already. Much love 😍😘
That's true about the stock fish. But have you tried keeping them in the freezer? I keep my dried fish and crayfish in the freezer. It prevents those ants and moulds
Hi darling, You're amazing thanks for sharing this I've been wandering how I'll park food stuff while moving. All your videos have been helpful to my hubby and I as we prepare for our trip. Hope I'll be able to meet you in the UK one day when we move.
If you not happy with the selection available at your African store you can also try Indian or other ethnic stores. A lot if times African or Indian store only describes the owners while the products sold are the same.
Thanks for the info.... I'm moving into London December 24th. Any advice on the kind of clothes to pack and how i could get winter outfits from Nigeria? Also i would love to know know how much an air b&b cost on an average
I discovered your channel while trying to make enquiry on igbo olodumare....lovely content, please can you do video on securing admission in the UK and how yours came... thanks...
I would say you were very lucky in bringing some of those stuff in, not everyone gets lucky bringing those stiff in. Well I guess coming in for the first time you aint sure what u can get but you can get almost everything you brought from Nigeria here in the UK. Welcome to the Uk and hope u have a wonderful time , hope u fully prepared for winter 😊
Hi sis what bag did you pack your food stuff in? Is it normal Ghana must go or a suitcase? And per one of your videos it looked like u had excess ..how much were u charged?
Egusi that has been sifted is perhaps the right phrase dear, you know that egusi is our Naija name, but I think melon is the English name for it. Miss Sparkles, you sound more Igbo than Yoruba, cause the names like Egusi, Ogbono and Ugu are all Igbo, I really thought you were Yoruba.
