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My mukos and mulamus, you are welcome to Nigeria. I am a Nigerian guy married to the most wonderful woman on earth, who is a Ugandan.

We are proud Makerererians🥰. Thanks Grace for visiting. it's like the whole of Africa watched Nigerian movies while growing up 🥰

Nigeria has some of the most smartest people in the world and like Jamaicans anywhere u go on earth a Jamaican or Nigerian is there...watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲

I love these type of videos, it is always interesting to know how Africans think of each other across the continent...

Uganda, My 2nd Country... I love Uganda That's where I studied

Am a Ugandan who has visited several states of Nigeria. In my house, I cook nigerian delicacies welllll well!!!😊, speak pidjin and love @Davido, Zubby Michael and Mr. Flavour ❤

Iam a ugandan and I have many Nigerian friends here in qatar 🇶🇦 for most of the are my workmates and we attend the same church. Nigerians are very creative ,cooperative but hot tampered 😂 and can cause chaos so easily

Look at that na, 3years and ours 4year with an unending strikes. God save our country for us Lord. These people are so lovely and polite 💕 ☺️ ❤️. God bless Ugandans 🙌 🙏 ❤️ 💖 💕 such a beautiful soft spoken set of souls. Nice one sis 👏 👌 😍 🙌

Interestingly, none of the Ugandans 🇺🇬 mentioned the fact that Justice Udo Udoma of Nigeria 🇳🇬 served as Uganda's first African Chief Justice. His judgement in the Matovu's case helped to preserve the Buganda Kingdom. He helped to establish the Law School in that country. There is a Hall named after him at the University of Makarere. As for the 200 level electrical engineering student who mockingly said 'Boko Haram made them famous'. It's the same way Joseph Kone and LRA made Uganda 🇺🇬 famous in the 1990s and 2000s. I knew more about Uganda especially through the lens of Ssaka Sali 'the matoke man with the deepest voice'. He worked for the VOA in Washington, D.C. and was famous across the airwaves on African content. Lastly, Field Marshall Idi Dada Amin (the man with the longest titles) also made Uganda very popular across the globe. I guess the majority of Nigerians know Uganda through the 'Idi Amin' and '90 Minutes in Entebbe' films. I look forward to visiting Kampala, Entebbe, Soroti, Jinja, Mbale, Gulu, Fort Portal, Mbarara, etc

Girl!!!!! You are just so excellent in giving valuable information in your travels in African countries. 💕💕💕

What I know about Nigerian is that they have true❤️ when they love they love and when they hate they have actually they don't tolerate nosense 😅but in Uganda we tolerate each and every nosense especially people in Central

I am Ugandan but the BEST people I have ever met are NIGERIANS. As a Ugandan I have not met people as generous as Nigerians.I learnt how ro eat fufu and pepper soup.When I conceived my 3rd Born I craved for gari and pepper soup which I found Nigerians are the TRUE Africans,trend setters in everything.Surprisingly, Nigeria comes at No.14 in terms of size but is very populous.NIGERIA welcomed my Princess Meghan,thats a PLUS.I know alot as if I have been there.❤❤Love NAIJA

Always watching you my sister as you travel our continent educating us regarding the cultures, food and many more 💕

I really enjoy this episode, it's fun and entertaining. I also like and appreciate their candid views and opinions. I have been living and work6 with Ugandas for the last 4 years and I must confess that from my experience that all those that I have live and work with are nice and simple people. Concerning Makarere University, that school is a great citadel of learning. I first came across the name of that school in my 300 level when I was studying African Political thought. I studied about Julius Nyerere and there is no way you will study about Julius Nyerere without mentioning Tangayika,Makarere university, e.t.c. I like your work,keep it up. (OLUDOLAPO)

WOW...that was really informative and funny! Honestly the feedback was generally positive and that speaks a lot about your country 👍

I'm impressed, these students are qt articulate and make sense. Hey!! After all they had "Virtuous Grace", our v own versatile, engaging & forward-thinking vlogger!! Kudos!!🤝🏾👌🏾

You forgot to mention the late Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and current Rwanda Paul Kagame . Authors Ngugi Wa Thiongo, Okello Oculi (he teaches somewhere at a Nigerian University)

very educative, well done mama G!

Love the different perspectives and perceptions.

That was really informative 👂

Ugandan accents sound somewhat similar to Kenyan. Makes sense as they are close to Kenya geographically. Thank you for your channel and hard work. About Nigeria, North is a lot different some South in terms of ethnicities and I guess the North is mostly Muslim where the South is mostly Christian. I think there are 35 states in Nigeria but not totally sure. I know there are many ethnicities but probably the largest are Hausa in the north and Yuroba and Igbo in the South. I know of the musicians like Davido and Burna Boy and Whiz Kid and Phyno. I know of Nollywood and have seen a bunch of Nollywood movies. I know the capital is Abuja but Lagos is the biggest population city. I know of your famous Pidgen and that your main competitor is Ghana for a lot of things, like jollof rice. There are a decent amount of Nigerian immigrants in the New York City area so I do get to meet some.

Fun fact: there is a place in Niger state named "Uganda"

In Uganda a taxi is different from a bus though all of them do transport A taxi is smaller than a bus/mini bus and it carries 14 people Whereas a bus is a big vehicle and carries 64 plus people, There's a taxi park which is different from a bus park, Buses have stops along the way where as taxis drop every destination a passenger reaches

😂😂sorry am too late but let mi gist u about Nigerians , thou am a Ugandan, 1 nigerians r very friendly pipo but short tempered. 2. They hate when it comes to hate they don't pretend to b in good terms yet they're not 3. They love ugandans cos of the hospitality and the welcoming friendly way. 4. They like their traditions n culture . 5. I really appreciate there generosity lol 6. One day i will vist Nigeria coz have got so many friends have met here in dubai, from igbo and yoruba tribe. 7. 😂why r u guys troublesome?? 8. Nigeria is the only country in Africa who knows what to do when it comes to acting , they r very creative n wisdom centred. 9. I am born again Christian and i love the way they worship and praise God, 😢 they are energetically great 👍 at raising the gloriness of jesus. Am coming back with part two😂coz soon am gonna b ur in-law Nigerians

These people are funny

I had a Ugandan teacher in pry 1

Your content is good am watching you from Ohio

go sis go Africa

Yes Makerere University was known as Harvard of Africa

Painful truth skin bleaching is a social traumatic issue that needs to be addressed in Nigeria. Nollyhood Nigerian movie 🎥 industry, western influence and self hate are contributing factors. 🇳🇬🇳🇬

My Victor 🤗🤗🤗🤗🎉

Well done sis. It is well with Nigeria and Nigerians. Great content as usual. 👏 👏 👏

Na wahooo ikerechi ihenacho😂😂

What Hebrews know about Africa is ...and what we know of you... Just N O W we talk,share, relate. Our future looks... amazing

Uganda is home to many foreigners. Sister Grace, thank you for introducing us to Uganda. It's quite apparent, we know little about one another. The Sister with hijab, looks as if she will fit right into naija life. Sister Grace, will you feature a segment or a program on the Ugandan film industry? It's quite active.

Well Grace I'm perfectly okay with Nigeria. But ya there are some things that can be better. That is true for all Countries as well... And after all I am part Nigerian myself Ohhhh

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as a ugandan, i know nigerians have the best talented scamers

The truth is that Nigeria separate religion from tradition. Virtually every movie producers and actors you in those Nigerian movies are either Christians or Muslims. Even in gospel movies, you see typical Nigerian traditions.

You should ask Ugandans to do for you tye Nigerian accent!

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WOLE SOYINKA

Ugandans n Nigerians. Pretty d same pipo. Nigerians can easily survive in Uganda. Almost d same food dt we hv. For instance in Uganda, we hv a type of cassava called Nigeria. D cuttings wea imported from Nigeria. Surprisingly, most Ugandans hv Nigeria National Football team as a their second team. Uganda has many Nigerian churches. Simple n gud pipo.

Nigerians don't know much about other Africans except maybe Ghanaians

😂 even me knowing witchcrafts

Great content, God help naija oo come next year

The only time Uganda made history was in the movie "45mins at Entebbe" in 1945 😔

🤔😄😄😄😄😄 Niaja oooo🙆🏾‍♀️

If you ask me too I will say movies and witchcraft🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bafere

You failed to educate him on the wrong perception on witchcraft. Its all about art and movie, make believe. You didn't care to explain the witchcraft thing as being just what the movie producers added to their movie. Nigerian is not different form most Afircan countries.