What $6 gets You in a Nigerian Village Market.

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What $6 gets you in a Nigerian Village Market
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@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

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@OH5311883 2 года назад

I love all your episodes 💞💞💞💞💞

@praisethelord. 2 года назад

Usually AT, if the avocado is still hard leave it over night or few days and it will be soft enough ok. Well done gail

@justusoziegbe6466 2 года назад

African Tigress, after watching the video I was thinking and imagine the exact area you are then I watched it again and I felt in love with ...... Infact, this video is still playing in my mind I wish I am in Nigeria I would have search for you. The video made my Day. I don't know the English word to describe the video, let me say it is pleasurable. I love every of your move there.

@usoroutak3050 2 года назад

Well done African tigress May god bless u

@eng.mbariambugua3996 2 года назад

Great Episode. Keep it up and thanks for your selected tour videos. Kudos

@odiakachristopher5773 2 года назад

What our own Nigeria bloggers failed to show us is what you are doing,may God bless you

@angelicakweku5293 2 года назад

Watch Dyna Ekwueme village vlogs!!! There are many others too.

@tsjaanaa9242 2 года назад

This video is massively appreciated. I have been searching on RU-vid to see food prices in akwa ibom, uyo and Calabar. Before I move there. Thanks for this tigress

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

You are welcome 🤗

@natly3123 2 года назад

My husband’s village ooooo- 👏🏽👏🏽let me look out for my in-laws 🤣🤣🥰

@Stan-dr7nm 2 года назад

Watching this with my daughter in the UK and very proud to show her that even in the villages in Africa the quality of life is not anyway as bad as the uncivilised narrative peddled by mainstream media. Thanks Africa tigress. I just subscribed n guess what my daughter said: all the food are so organic

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Yes all the foods are organic

@777Omwana 2 года назад

😂🤣The youth of today are easily brainwashed by main stream media!!

@godmanibhadon5466 2 года назад

@@777Omwana but the truth will always prevail, it's a matter of time

@sidex4 2 года назад

@@ladyrose800 honestly, in all the western countries, uk people are in my opinion the most exposed to globalization especially the young ones....I think its because it is culturally diversed.

@sidex4 2 года назад

@@ladyrose800 you see, I have advocated for people not to believe all the information that is published by some of these NGOs, I have worked with one, and I have been directly involved with these beneficiaries, in fact I have had the opportunity to make my own personal assessments on the situations, people should not believe everything they read, some of them are misleading. Living in Birmingham have really made me to understand how diversed the country.. To be frank, I'm impressed.

@mr_jamaican 2 года назад

Got soooo much love for the motherland 🥰 from Jamaica to all over Africa with love 🤗💐

@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 2 года назад

As a Jamaican thou d greens plus other stuff they have we dont have it becuz of recipes are different and its so expensive to order on etsy to make certain african recipes.

@mr_jamaican 2 года назад

@@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 so thru

@kirkynachulus1024 2 года назад

@@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 Not sure of what you mean in comment but we do have the water leaves, it’s called pusley bush and it’s also used to feed animals.

@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 2 года назад

@@kirkynachulus1024 where r u frm?

@davidolujinmi1919 2 года назад

I'm always surprised when they release bill for food import in Nigeria... None of the food in this market is imported... Like literally none

@winnerone1817 2 года назад

Respect African Tigress. I am a Nigerian but I have never been to Akwa Ibom state capital city but you travelled all the way from Kenya to a village in Akwa Ibom. You deserve an award, Truly, you really deserve one.

@NileGoddess 2 года назад

I love Nigerian villages wow .Many RU-vidrs do not care to show village.This is the most organic market .It’s beautiful to watch you two just move around like sister and brother.May God bless you both

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Thank you Sarah

@NileGoddess 2 года назад

🥰

@angelicakweku5293 2 года назад

Who told you that? You have not been watching Nigerian RU-vidrs.

@truethots3088 2 года назад

There is a lot of coverage of villages by youtubers here.. All the ones I follow have done village series at some point or the other

@NileGoddess 2 года назад

@@truethots3088 never see them before.Thank you.Will check😎

@eberhard1991 2 года назад

This Nigerian village has more population than most 90% of towns in Namibia. Things looks cheap over there I can't believe you bought that much with 6 dollar.

@NaMi-ob7qp 2 года назад

Nigeria is HEAVILY populated ...WE PLENTY

@aframaco9491 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you crack me up!! Yep ! We plenty for here!

@Nollywood_Stars_Galleries 2 года назад

It's cheaper in other parts of Nigeria too.

@satasata65 2 года назад

Africa got the food, we could be the food giant of the world if only we know the value of agriculture. Thank you African tigress for showing Africa to the world, more grace to you. 👍🏿♥️

@otisbillups4150 2 года назад

satasata65 Totally agree , thank you !

@satasata65 2 года назад

@@otisbillups4150 You are super welcome

@micronotsoft6891 2 года назад

@@robertmoray988 It's enough to feed Africa but not the world. North Africa (Sahara) is dryland and even som parts of Africa suffers drought and not arabale thus it can't produce mass agricultural product

@tonyadj6994 2 года назад

OH MY PEOPLE...YOU HAVE GOOD WEATHER EVERYDAY, PLENTY OF FRESH FOOD.....AND VERY CHEAP TOO... THIS IS OUR HOME ....PLEASE CLEAN UP THE SPACES..... THIS OUR PEACEFUL PARADISE.....NO STRESS..... THANK YOU FAMILY...THANK YOU AFRICAN TIGRESS.......

@d.n.7670 2 года назад

Sister, you shop judiciously. Please can you come often to Nigeria 🇳🇬. This village series have kept me glued to you. Thank you, we appreciate you in Nigeria 🇳🇬.

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

You are welcome 🤗

@childrentoys4537 2 года назад

@D.N wetin do your own leg? You are Nigerian and you are pleading with a non-nigerian to tour your country for you. What an irony.

@tosinojo7310 2 года назад

@@childrentoys4537 ta

@truethots3088 2 года назад

@@childrentoys4537 is it everybody destined to be a vlogger. Diff occupations diff lanes

@childrentoys4537 2 года назад

@@truethots3088 The commenter's response made me respond that way. It is necessary you go back to re-read the person's comment. He/ she was basically stating that the Kenyan vlogger should come to Nigeria very often to showcase his/her own country (village to be precise) to him/her despite knowing the vlogger have 54countries in the continent to touch on and also not considering the cost implication of such trips this travelling vloggers bear.

@lavbcottage7768 2 года назад

Love the village market. I will say that the items are cheap compared to some of the neighbouring countries

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

Yeah...food is pretty cheap in Nigeria.

@dorrtay 2 года назад

@@african-history-fountain, in the village, maybe.

@vintaiye81 2 года назад

Wow..I am ready to move from the USA to the small village in Akwa Ibom..Nigeria have never seen food so cheap..my God!! You guys did a great job..Thanks so much..under 10 dollars you can cook a very health African meal for 3 or 4 people

@celestinegomez8026 2 года назад

Seriously? There's a lot to consider before making that decision.

@fanbutton 2 года назад

@@celestinegomez8026 What's the matter, don't you have an immune system?

@cynthiaozopelide4055 2 года назад

It's expensive when you consider the wages and livelihood of the people living there.

@toomanymarys7355 Год назад

The exchange rate is just terrible. it's a bit deceptive.

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

Everything in that market is organic, down to the tiniest nut. Great video.

@otisbillups4150 2 года назад

ross meroe Yes , all organic !

@lime-ne1vo 2 года назад

I recognized most of the vegetables and fruits. African is in deed in Jamaica.

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

Great stuff!

@blisscobliss2177 2 года назад

This video makes me realize how expensive Ghana is the 6$ could only get you a couple of things and you'll be done. But you were able to get a whole grocery even bought fruits...wow..

@franciscaonyema5713 2 года назад

Nigeria is relatively cheap ..

@sodiqolusoji2402 2 года назад

@@franciscaonyema5713 okay anuty Nigeria cheap..... I know you want go too expensive country like GHA 😂.... And still end coming back home with nothing

@sodiqolusoji2402 2 года назад

Up**

@vyendass 2 года назад

I was surprised to see rose apples . We have them here in Jamaica too, but in the wild, a bit more rounded creamy coloured,bnear to rivers. Haven't seen them for sale recently in our markets. The red ones you wanted to try, also in abundance at this time. I feel so at home in this blog!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

@africanday7337 2 года назад

All the plants in Jamaica were taken from Africa. In fact there's nothing un-Africa in Jamaica, from the human beings to the climate and food. That's why those African-diaspora countries should be integrated in African Union.

@NaMi-ob7qp 2 года назад

@@africanday7337 👏👏👏

@samabiola2871 2 года назад

Research [ History ] shows that majority of the Jamaicans are Nigerians. Then I started paying attention to the Jamaicans mannerisms some words they were using and their behaviors is 100% Nigerian. It brought tears to eyes I have always wondered why my love for the Jamaican people is so strong. The white race has done so much damage to the African people and the Continent of Africa. Big up all my Brothers and Sisters in Jamaica. One Love

@ibibiotutorials3742 11 месяцев назад

Akwa ibom is where they European stole most of the blacks and shipped them to the Caribbean.. There's a bridge called Bridge of No Return in that part Nigeria, a floating jetty where the European (mbakara) used to load Africans and shipped them out

@ugochionuike1049 2 года назад

I think Nigeria is relatively cheap compared to U.K.. Here an average soup with poor quality ingredients will set you back £30 or more. I wish I could take you to my village in Imo state. There are a lot of differences from state to state and from village to village. Enjoy your time in Nigeria.

@mohammedsonnie3143 2 года назад

The economy are the same

@lavbcottage7768 2 года назад

you can not compare it. reason is because all these items are imported, theyve included tax and import fees

@mr_phi 2 года назад

We operate in different economy and the minimum wage is not the same

@happygolucki6884 2 года назад

Genetically modified foods in U.K and U.S. no wonder obesity , weak and bloated with endless health related diseases . In Africa food is fresh sweet and original no wonder Africans are healthy and strong.

@thetruth6396 2 года назад

@Happy Golucki but live longer though

@BROTHAWARRIOR 2 года назад

I would love to see more about natural herbs and healing plants 🌿

@stellawhytdynamics 2 года назад

This is a typical Nigerian village market. Lovely

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Thank you

@gilbertcharley423 2 года назад

It's really nice and lovely

@juliat9741 2 года назад

@@AFRICANTIGRESS@6:10 I saw the man cutting the head of meat may I ask what kind of animal was that..is it cow?

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

@@juliat9741 Goat

@juliat9741 2 года назад

@@AFRICANTIGRESS oh thank you

@chukwuemekaooo 2 года назад

My sister, I love your spirit of courage. You are a true daughter of Africa. God has doubled His blessings upon you.

@ndukaanyim6466 2 года назад

The cleanest state in Nigeria,Akwa Ibom Ayaya.Thanks for encouraging our brother.May u be richly blessed

@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx 2 года назад

African Tigress..you won my heart over. I have spent over 3 hours watching some of your videos..and because you landed in my home State and even want into the VILLAGE ( which is how many villages in Akwa Ibom & Cross River State and most South Southern States in Nigeria are...th village landscape changes in Nigeria basically asthenia region changes..), you have a LOYAL subscriber...

@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 2 года назад

New subscriber frm Jamaica 🇯🇲 oooh and i love to watch market vlogs frm nigeria 🇳🇬 but d greens and other stuff here in Jamaica are not the same becuz our recipes are different but i do enjoy making jollof rice and egusi soup i use melon seed and i make palmnut soup and banga soup too becuz i ave d palmnut tree plus couple tin banga.but i really want to tru okra soup,eforiro soup oha soup etc but d goods on etsy are so expensive oooh .i more times wish i had relatives or friends in the uk or nigeria that could bring those stuff to me or even ship dem.

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

I'll be visiting Jamaica later this year

@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 2 года назад

@@AFRICANTIGRESS 😆 😆 thats good i would like to ask u for a favor oooh i already know whats d equivalent N currency to Jamaica 🇯🇲 and i would love if u could bring certain stuff here for me .plz answer back

@juanfernandapique7499 2 года назад

The way Akwa Ibom state citizens organizers their environment is what I like most and I hope they keep it up this way for others shameless Nigeria states to emulate cleanes and organize, nice video Kenya Queen

@effiongukih8827 2 года назад

Nice one. Trust me, most village markets in Akwa Ibom use to be highly organised and by far cleaner than this.

@MA-yh2ko 2 года назад

In Jamaica 🇯🇲 we have those apples. They are devine!!! Otaheite 🍎!

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

Really? ......lol....Thought they only grew in West Africa.

@MA-yh2ko 2 года назад

@@african-history-fountain Yes indeed. They're in season now as well.

@idowumohammed4689 2 года назад

The Market you went is not a Village market, but a small town market. The empty market you saw your on way could be a village market. Also that empty market you saw is actually a weekly market, where commerce takes place once a week. And that week is 4 days, the traditional weeks of most ethnics in southern Nigeria (Yoruba, Egbo, Edo, etc), before Arab and Europeans came with their 7 days week. Most of traditional weekly market still go on 4 days week, but some might have changed to conventional 7 days week. Your collaboration with Nigeria to the World is one of best collaboration yet. I love and love everything you put out on Akwa Ibom. For me, your feature on Akwa Ibom rural life is your best work yet. I am a 75 (almost 76) Lagos origin (but resident in North America)

@africanday7337 2 года назад

Most Southern villages are now densely populated like towns and most 4th day markets are now operating daily.

@ochiegodfrey6428 2 года назад

Come to Ewohimi in Esan In Edo State. It's a village market but it looks like a town market. To me that was a village market. A village market is not always a four days market transactions. Please be informed

@maryubong8424 2 года назад

Hungry for the organic foods . My tongue 👅 is watering. I must come home to enjoy all these organic foods 🌶🌽🍌🥕🧅🌶🍍

@tunxlaw 2 года назад

This video was so therapeutic, I miss village peace and quiet.

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Thank you 🤗

@FilipinosaAmericavlog 2 года назад

Love your market village . I love your rice too. Joloff rice great . Have so many Nigerian friends in Chicago. From Texas

@talk2luqman 2 года назад

Naira does serve its purpose at home cos I do buy 1 kilo of meat for €15. We take everything for granted on the continent. Africa is blessed. Nice content, AT

@winnerone1817 2 года назад

You are absolutely right

@truethots3088 2 года назад

Chai! See orishirishi variety of foods. Nigeria is blessed, Africa is blessed 🙌 Anyone that thinks we are poor or interpreted poor in thier upside mind should think again. See what the equivalent of $6 can get Here. Can anyone in the west even buy one pineapple or up to 6 onions for $6?? Abeg no be us dey suffer😅

@sidex4 2 года назад

I swear....no be us People be saying the economy is not the same and all that, they forget that spending is not the same as well....you earn and you spend it all, you can't even save....I've really understood the difference

@josephdickson5554 2 года назад

Thanks for all the Akwa Ibom videos really enjoyed them. I have been away from home for over 19 years now in Canada your videos make me feel home sick ha ha. I showed my daughter Itoro the video with the washroom in one of your the village videos please more videos from Akwa Ibom

@corenemaynardjoseph9423 2 года назад

the java apples is called pom-ah-rack here in Trinidad & Tobago fortunately my uncle has a tree in his backyard that bears frequently throughout the year the market items are similar

@shamondydunbar 2 года назад

I liked the video. Great quality! I also appreciate the experience. I felt like I was there. The fruits and vegetables were absolutely affordably priced compared to what I would have to pay in America. I need to move to Nigeria!

@johnsontobi6432 2 года назад

Yeaaa, food back at home are rich and organic.... U will love it when u come , but just be prepared lol

@shamondydunbar 2 года назад

@@johnsontobi6432 I know! The food is spicy 🌶 🥵🤣🤣🤣

@johnsontobi6432 2 года назад

@@shamondydunbar Yeaaa spicy and yummy 😁😁😋😋.... Moreover you can move along with your hubby & kids

@shamondydunbar 2 года назад

@@johnsontobi6432 Amen. I anxiously await the time I come and live there. Thank you!

@yvonnegreenthumbbeachbum1455 2 года назад

Yesss! Compared to US, much more affordable there! Love your videos. Sending love from USA- Savannah,Georgia!🤗💞

@ikramyousafbutt7872 2 года назад

Our friendship relationship long time 🇵🇰Pakistan ❤️Nigeria 🇳🇬

@barbarajames687 2 года назад

Very affordable market happy to see some of the products there we have them too

@charlesubochi2603 2 года назад

This is Esit-Eket Local Government area of Akwa-ibom state. The video began from the NCCF NYSC lodge. I did my youth service there. This video brought back so many memories. Gosh😃

@effiongukih8827 2 года назад

Thanks mentioning the name. Blessings 🙌

@eddietorti8689 2 года назад

Wait what? I literally live in Eket, few minutes from Esit Eket

@godswillmoses4937 2 года назад

A big fat lie the boy village is in annang

@charlesubochi2603 2 года назад

@@godswillmoses4937nope. It's Esit-Eket

@charlesubochi2603 2 года назад

@@godswillmoses4937nope. It's Esit-Eket

@zakiafrikaworld254 2 года назад

Nice one African tigress .... Good to see real Nigeria through you...am loving every minute of it

@jackiewiki 2 года назад

For me that is super cheap. Wish that was prices here in New Zealand

@ayogeorgehome7838 2 года назад

God bless you and protect you anywhere you go dear Sister and your accompany. Love to see more of your videos. Good work AT

@ekaeteephraim5207 2 года назад

You did very good with small amount of money. Thankyou for sharing. I love it. I.m from akawa ibom state. But I moved to U.S A. I enjoying visiting home. Nigeria.

@africanday7337 2 года назад

Wow!! Food is very cheap in that region; is that's how food is cheap in all Nigerian villages? 😲😲😲

@lordofabraxas4414 2 года назад

Pretty much.

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

It's actually cheaper in the north of the country...... much cheaper. You'll probably get all that for a couple of dollars in the north.

@lordofabraxas4414 2 года назад

@@african-history-fountain the cities are the places the prices gets jacked up.

@fanbutton 2 года назад

Of course it is cheap. There is no middle man [distributer], no government oversight, no taxes, no quality control.

@africanday7337 2 года назад

@@fanbutton You're right; those parasites make things difficult for the end buyers 😂

@amandaeguale1641 2 года назад

What I love most is that it’s all organic

@OH5311883 2 года назад

Beautiful video. I loved it. Akwa Ibom is one of the most beautiful states in Nigeria.

@funmiui23 2 года назад

African tigress good to see you showing village life in Nigeria. It’s fun watching you guys at the market . Wow , do I see Agbalumo ( the Yoruba name for African star Apple ) there behind the avocado. This is in my opinion one of the best fruits in Nigeria . It’s so sweet when it’s ripe . If you get a chance you should try it . Also I haven’t had those water apples ( Java apples) in years although I’ve never seen them that red before . I remember them being Yummy 😋

@wildmanmike100 2 года назад

aunty please agbalumo is agbalumo. Apple is apple. Which one be star apple? lol (Edit): I did a search and you're right its commonly known as African star apple. Whoever came up with that name probably never tasted an apple before. Because I cannot for the life of me understand why? Cherry I can accept. Best is agbalumo and everyone ought to learn how to pronounce. Sorry, rant over.

@praisethelord. 2 года назад

@@wildmanmike100 😂😂😂😂😂❤👍✌🇳🇬

@gardensteps 2 года назад

@@wildmanmike100 Glad you googled it and found that the African wax apple is quite real. Have you ever tasted them? If you taste them, they actually do taste like the European apples, they are less fleshy though, but a lot juicier.

@gardensteps 2 года назад

Agbalumo is hit and miss sometimes. Some can be quite tart.

@wildmanmike100 2 года назад

@@gardensteps en. chineke mee, for where.? I have tasted all kinds of apples from granny smiths to pound sweets. They taste nothing like agbalumo o. Agbalumo with station inside..

@kherysmith1865 2 года назад

Hey, we have those apples (java) in Jamaica. We call them OTAHEITE APPLES or Jamaican apples. We also have rose àpples. Lovely fruits. You should come to Jamaica.

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

I want to in May

@kherysmith1865 2 года назад

Great. You're officially welcome Ms. Tigres.

@NaMi-ob7qp 2 года назад

Africa and Jamaica have so much in common especially West Africa

@realkvng 2 года назад

We have similar traditions....there was a lot of Mixups during the transatlantic situation...NO matter what, Our heritage can Never Be taken away! We're a unique Ethnicity and the truth will be out someday.

@krachouse 2 года назад

My people, ground melon seeds in Ibibio/ Annang or whatever in Akwa Ibom State is called IKON/IGON not Egusi, Egusi is Igbo.

@godwinejiofor8064 2 года назад

Egunsi is not igbo that is a Yoruba language

@krachouse 2 года назад

@@godwinejiofor8064 whateva! It's certainly not ibibio.

@positivelydiana3311 2 года назад

My sister, you shopped excellently! Money well spent. P.S. Love, love, love your channel! This was great content! 😀

@janetspell1396 2 года назад

Do they have flies over there? You would think flies would be all around the open foods. Everything looks so good!❤️

@juliusikogho3226 2 года назад

Wonderful and interesting video African Tigres, greetings and love 💕 from the Netherlands always.

@blessedsenior1429 2 года назад

In USA $7 would buy nearly nothing.. you did well !

@davishwoodland3467 2 года назад

This apple is not common in Nigeria,is only found in the south south

@gardensteps 2 года назад

Not true. Found in the Southwest as well.

@Open_DoorMedia 2 года назад

It is also found in my town in Osun State.

@isiomaamma9869 2 года назад

In the Caribbean it is called French Cashew

@mercylove2011 2 года назад

That apple trees is plenty in Benin City.

@yemojadantor6743 2 года назад

Wow! So good to see such a variety of colors and types of healthy food. The continent is blessed!!!! I enjoyed seeing some of the Ingredients for egusi soup that I line up to buy in Los Angeles regularly!!!

@storytime254. 2 года назад

This village market is the best with good prices 🤗🥰.I love 💞 your shopping

@morrellyn 2 года назад

All those things you guys purchase for six dollars, you will pay almost one hundred dollars in America.

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Oh wow!

@reznikboris5 2 года назад

Waooo very bad

@lavbcottage7768 2 года назад

@@AFRICANTIGRESS yep West-African food shopping in the West is very expensive. always spend between £100-200 to buy these items

@daveglo70 2 года назад

Facts

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

Yup. Or more.

@pharoahmonk50 2 года назад

What a wonderful video, Tigress! You guides are saavy buyers! I love the way you all went through the market and selected all the choicest items!

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Thank you

@dolapo4578 2 года назад

Eating organic foods is one of the reasons why most people live above 100 years in those days. God helping me if I am financially buoyant, I will return home. Africa is a good place to stay if you have money.

@maccullaywleh3504 2 года назад

I just subscribe because you showing our African village experience. Love from Liberia 🇱🇷.

@mosesmadeyinka3629 2 года назад

Very interesting African Tigress...Actually this is one of the most interesting posting because it makes people like me determine to visit my own village the next time I am home. Kudos to you and your partner for sharing this.

@ConnectsLogTv 2 года назад

Wow…. A typical Nigerian 🇳🇬market busy and vibrant

@losharks8333 2 года назад

Born and rock lagos yet village is where life dey o.even Nepa no dey carry light like cities. I know wetin a talk

@festusimuentinyanosa3279 2 года назад

Our foods show ancestral connection, even dressed, but today our people are dressing madness, Many forgot their ancestors. Why upon their whole of Natural blessings. Remember who...finish the sentence?

@bennybuggy784 2 года назад

I really enjoyed watching this video, thanks for sharing 👍

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

You are welcome

@godspromisesamuel5886 2 года назад

Hi African Tigress, Very nice video again. Thank you so much for sharing. What's the name of the market please? I would like to visit when I come over to Akwa Ibom. Bless you Guys. 👍👋✌️👌🙏🙏💖🙏🌹

@stedwatts1541 2 года назад

I LIVE IN NEW YORK, AND WOULD LIKE TO VISIT AFRICA, SOMEDAY!

@iykeheavens8691 2 года назад

I love the video, African Tigress you are truly a blessing to Africa

@hordescoffeecwest6203 2 года назад

That is some of the freshest fruit and veggies I ve seem around. $6 for all that? Wow

@julielilote3496 2 года назад

Their authorities should help and teach how to put up stalls. Handling food is very serious. I am here in Guinea Conakry in a small town i voluntered with the help of students to put up stalls, clean the market at the end of the day and even teach the community hygien. Believe me we have less diseases that was caused by lack of hygien.

@shadora 2 года назад

That waterleaf vegetable is expensive ... Would make a good farming venture

@Ludo_Liu 2 года назад

this was a very lovely video !!!!!

@kouakoupatricia4209 2 года назад

Wow you took me back home . Thank you so much for this vidoe. Things are cheap, you were able to buy many things with so little money. I really missed all those beautiful delicious fruits. Please keep sending the vidéos God bless.

@miriamjones8804 2 года назад

I've seen a lot of things that I haven't seen in years from the islands some of them I forgot their names like that reddish purple fruit you were looking at but that's an awesome price for all those things you guys bought

@sandradiaz447 2 года назад

Great content. I watched twice

@krumbsrobinson7644 2 года назад

My sister you get a lot of food for that money here in the USA you would not get nothing much more than 2 avocadoes or just the piece of meat for that money

@joycewalker646 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. God bless

@MrChibabz 2 года назад

Awesome video Girl 🔥🔥🔥

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Thank you

@bigailorji7314 2 года назад

Yes my sister that was cool so affordable and money used well still good out there hope is the same in other local markets i think that's not bad at all God bless you all for the insight

@petergyang9784 2 года назад

We want to see how the food is prepare and eaten ohhhhh , alot on content in Nigeria

@ininse4123 2 года назад

I love this video 😍😍 Akwa ibom is a lovely place to be 😍

@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 2 года назад

We ave waterleaf here atleast i know where to get that,i ave a little grounded crayfish which i have ordered,but no red palm oil its very expensive online ooooh and goat meat is expensive now,

@lindaballard6129 2 года назад

I am new to your channel, I really enjoyed your content

@AhmadAhmad-zd8jr 2 года назад

Fantastic village life. To the ordinary man, it's expensive. I live in the United States of America and see this as dead cheap. A whole family can eat this food and leave some. Here in the United States of America a tuber of yam is more than $10.00

@bhavnalilani5163 2 года назад

Stayed in Nigeria for 2 years in 90's,went back past the old memories. Thanks a lot,really enjoyed watching it.👍

@mkoly7203 2 года назад

See fresh vegetables…but try not to be showing peoples faces that did not give you consent, because I’ve seen a blogger got embarrassed and I don’t want that for you. Thanks for sharing 🥰.

@dcsrao631 2 года назад

Variety of fruits, vegetable and other items. Very happy to see this kind of video. I get a feeling my own village marketing and my childhood memories. God bless you madam. I am from India.

@excelnaija7090 2 года назад

It's like Kenyans like Avocado. Avocado is good for the heart but most Nigerians like sweet fruits. You also won't get to see the soft Avocados in the market because it spoils easily so they cut them when it's almost ripe.

@4kspain 2 года назад

I enjoyed your video. The video is good❤ A person walking in Spain greets you👋😃🇪🇦

@isiomaamma9869 2 года назад

The fruit that is call the rose and java apple, it is called French Cashew in the Caribbean , it can be juicy sometimes , the dark red is sweeter , i saw lots of fruits there that we have in the Caribbean also

@africanday7337 2 года назад

Cashew is a different fruit from Rose Apple; we've got many kinds of cashews in Africa

@isiomaamma9869 2 года назад

@@africanday7337 we called it French Cashew , not cashew nut , it's different in the Caribbean, I guessed every where will have a different name

@africanday7337 2 года назад

@@isiomaamma9869 And from where did you get your name "ISIOMA AMMA"? It sounds like Nigerian name 😃

@NaMi-ob7qp 2 года назад

@@africanday7337 We are one Caribbean or African we are one forget the colonialists

@africanday7337 2 года назад

@@NaMi-ob7qp I believe you 👉

@africanday7337 2 года назад

Everything in that market you can find in DR Congo; the bantu food are the same across the Rain-forest regions of Africa

@african-history-fountain 2 года назад

True

@tosinojo7310 2 года назад

bantu?..lool...educate yourself...look up Bantu maps...it doesn't include Nigeria...we still very simila tho...languages are just not classed as bantu here

@goldenparadise7529 2 года назад

Wow Rose apple red - we call it Macopa… I love that fruit so sweet!

@Dantor1990 2 года назад

This market looks like markets in Hayti.

@footballfan449 2 года назад

Africa tigress you are so amazing don't forget that. We Nigerians in diaspora loves your hand work. My chi bless you 👏🏽you and Nigeria to the world are the best friends i ever seen ❤ love you both so much ❤💙💜,#Africatotheworld💜💙❤✌🏽

@matildaperry3031 2 года назад

Very informative, very organic eating, thanks for posting this video, almost like being there.

@xdlyon_lyonxd 2 года назад

Interesting shopping 🛍️

@davidkingston9563 2 года назад

African Tigress (AT) right in my own beautiful state Akwa ibom state in Nigeria .I love your good work of showing and telling the story of our rich and beautiful continent Africa and thank you for coming all the way to my state keep it up ❤️much Love!

@Ng_Sportz 2 года назад

The difference with the periwinkle is that the ends of one has been cut off(ready for cooking) and the ends of the other isn't cut (you'll have to cut it when you get home) not one dead and one alive as portrayed.

@effiongukih8827 2 года назад

Well said. I guess you are son or daughter of the land. Bless 🙌

@osaobomhenefoghe8967 2 года назад

Yes. They don't die by mere cutting off of the end. If they die, they get to decompose inside the shell before you cook them....These foreign vlogers often get dumb guides...pity.

@johnshelton2414 2 года назад

I ENJOYED YOUR BLOG😎

@martinanuhlen8810 2 года назад

Thanks for your informative video. I would buy fruits and vegetables. I looked for the African black soap. I like it so much. It's good for my skin but I have to pay around 6 Euro here in Germany.

@ransfordfiti4163 2 года назад

Martina, let me check the price of the black soap ⚫ in comparison here in London and I'll let you know. There are more Ghanaian 🇬🇭 and Nigerian 🇳🇬 shops here in London UK 🇬🇧 that stock black soap⚫.

@AFRICANTIGRESS 2 года назад

Black soap is big here

@martinanuhlen8810 2 года назад

@@ransfordfiti4163 Thank you so much.😃