Married to Nigeria (a Podcast) | NIGERIAN WIFESTYLE 

I enjoyed the podcast. I'm am currently engaged to a Nigerian man and we are going to get married at the end of the year. Please keep sharing your wisdom, insight and knowledge it was very helpful and informative. Peace n blessings to both beautiful couples.

Loved this! Couples- Stay true to your union . Don’t let ideologies, stereotypes, or ignorance interfere. I wish you both well in your unions. Were all from the same place , migrated to different areas. Continue to let your marriages serve as an example of love between people of color. We are more alike, than different!.

I really enjoyed this. I was dating a Nigerian man and his "Sister" used to call him all the time and he would talk for long periods of time. I decided to ask questions and he lied and said, she is truly his sister. I began to learn the Yoruba language and also Pidgin. I discovered that she was his girlfriend, who he called his wife and so many other things that he was doing that i won't mention. Needless to say he was shocked when I began to understand the language and also found her FB page. I found out so many things, well confirmed some things that I knew in my spirit, I was first hurt, embarrassed then angry I decided not to be so hard on myself for staying in it a moment longer than I should have stayed. I did beat myself up a bit though saying to my self, "You have common sense and are College Educated; Why would you fall for this all in the name of love ?" I took the positive from the relationship and I also took a good look at myself and made some long over due changes after having Inner Conversations. Thank you all for sharing your lives. I have been watching and liking your videos. Blessings to you all and your Families!

Mr Lekan that woman your wife is a bless woman

So grateful for this Podcast I’m dating Igbo Nigerian man my first time and I’m American. I’m trying to learn a lot I’m sooo grateful for you ladies

This was very good, and I found the podcast. My Nigerian guy and I have been dating long-distance for 7 months. He is from Nigeria but currently lives in Romania he is Igbo from Abia, I live in New Orleans. One thing I appreciate about him is his patients with me. He doesn't rush me I move at my own pace. I found that it doesn't take Nigerian men long to decide if they want to marry you. I had to work through that process. He has never taken from me, not even when I offered. He gives to me. We plan to marry around the end of this year beginning of next year. I've watched many channels that talk about being married to a Nigerian man, but yours is the most mature. If that makes any sense. Thank you for the information. I wish you much success.

Please keep this going. It's great work and very much needed for those of us African Americans that married into the Nigerian, Yoruba culture. I appreciate it.

I really enjoyed the podcast. I am from louisiana we love people,family oriented ,food,dancing enjoying life and we still have some of the things our ancestors came to america with

I absolutely love this podcast!! I feel very fortunate to have this information as I date my Nigerian King. Thank you for this podcast.🙏🙏

This is too cute. Loved it. Blessings

That's right it has to be the right African man. Nice podcast! Ose!

I really enjoyed this podcast. I'm American and this is my first time dating a Nigerian. I've been learning alot about his igbo culture. So happy I found this podcast😊

Very nice show! Your husbands seem very genuine and you all seem very happy. I'm happy for you.

I love my brothers on the continent and in the diaspora. However, as I have began to date Nigerian men, not all but from my experiences, many are well traveled, which makes them adventurous. I have also noticed that they have no problem asserting themselves when it comes to connecting with a woman. They believe in chilvalry, are very charming, consider you, and keep themselves very neat and well put together. The indept conversations are very stimulating, and they are pretty straight forward. I am not saying that brothers from the diaspora do not have any of these traits. Just of the Nigerian men that I have dated, this has been my experieces.

I love it!!!!

I enjoy the podcast. So when is the next season starting???😄😄😄😄

I really enjoyed this podcast. God bless you and your families.

I love you sistas.....ooooo I'm Nigerian by my father and american by my mother... So I grew up with both cultures..... I was born in America but grew up partly in Nigeria....Igbo tribe....I'm so enjoying your channel....NS...have you done a pod cast on what does a American woman need to have in place to marry a African man who needs a green card.....

Love this podcast.

I wish it was live

That's what's up! I'm from New Orleans we do have great food.

Please don't talk bad about low income women. Saying there are easy.. all high income women aren't Quality. There is bad and good people in every financial situation.

Hello I don't know what's wrong but I don't think it works on RU-vid because every time I click on the video there is always an error for me to play it

How did your friends and families react when you told them you dating a Nigerian? Did they have any stereotypes, doubts etc.

My HUSBAND and Family Has Been Great To Me We HAVE Been Married Almost Two Years.

Don't talk over your nigerian husband. Even to prove a point wait your turn to talk. Because he is your head.

Do you still have this podcast

No disrespect please. I am looking for black American woman to marry. but Someone tell me that they will tinc is because of the green cad

Once u go african you never go back. 🤦🏾‍♀️😆

It’s not necessarily accurate that women would be lined up for a guy just because he’s married to non Nigerian

Let's get an understanding:African Americans DONOT APPRECIATE BEING REFERRED TO AS WILD CATS AKA AKATAS! I Rreally enjoyed your channel.until I heard that word being used so commonly among Nigerian's. Believe it or not most AA women say that Nigerians are the Pookie, Ray-Ray and Shaniqua's of Nigeria.

Good podcast but one of the guys grammar is bad for real