"I dont think its necessary to queue" what do you mean?...it will be chaos if people didn't queue 😂...imagine a population of 200 millions with no order 😂
I have to correct you there my dear, is not South African way to just stand by and not help when you see someone in trouble maybe a Nigerian way , because you said you husband told you not to say anything . Definitely not South African way my dear. Remember we have a thing called Obuntu in South africa 🇿🇦 As for queues I'm currently living Uk 🇬🇧 from 1993 untill now we queue with pride in fact I think we queue over here with straight lines 😅😅
It must be hard witnessing a robbery before your eyes and you can't do nothing. I understand you when you say queu is not necessarily sometimes. We can be only 3 on the line and we keep that line straight and proper 🤣 but when you look at it really...
Because live happens but however you guys always misunderstand my video I LOVE SOUTH AFRICA so much even if I have opinions of staying other places I will always choose here because it peaceful here ✌
@@GinaTwinkle22 there are no South Africans living in Nigeria. Lol why should any South African leave paradise for h.e.l.l on earth? South Africans working in Nigeria get incentives for agreeing to go work in what SA employers including the government call a hardship country.
The most basic things that Nigerians keep describing as ''culture shocks"' is merely civilization which is funny that you are not accusomted to such norms in your society because this is common sense and found in every other country. Nigeria clearly lacks structure, order and discipline - hence you are shocked by a working and efficient system. These observations are honestly weird, and also in South Africa just learn to mind your own business.
@@elvinnybonjovi10 it's not unnecessary. It's an observation of an annoying pattern. It's getting tiring and I can never wrap my mind around someone being shocked by people who conduct themselves decently in a society. Do you realise how that reflects badly upon a person and where they come from? I'm sorry if that hurts your feelings but it's true.
@palesamogorosi8939 it's interesting hearing her perspective I was in London but have a Nigerians friends and they are very civilised. I'm shocked they get such a bad wrap from other Africans.
Why are you here, I don't understand why are not in Nigeria, go back and help fix your Country stop running away from your Countries, keng mara heee, haaimaan la tena.
Why are you not asking the African Americans why they're here. Stop abusing this lady you good for nothing son of a gun. Migration is everywhere and it exist for a fact. If you can't travel let those who can travel do so in peace. She's got all the right to be here and no one is gonna intimidate her. Welcome home my sister. This is your land and enjoy the whatever SA offer you. Don't be intimidated by RU-vid idiots
Damn people hate foreigners in Africa too I thought that was just in europe and america. You sound like the white man here in England where I was born. Does it look she is terrorising your country? I thought not
I like the way u are because your proud of african.you dnt put Europen hair or indian hair u live the way u are.indeed your a African keep dnt put something in your hair.african are beautiful
i disagree with you on that issue of jungle justice.there is jungle justice in south Africa well well. it is just that it might not be as prevalent as it is in Nigeria
