Thank you so much babe. I hope you’ve been seeing everything on my Instagram but it’s coming to KZfaq soon.

This is true. But I appreciate not having to acknowledge my blackness all the time. Thats the thing!

I miss you so much. Thanks for commenting. I hope that you enjoyed the interview and I’m glad that you watched.

Thank you my love I had so much fun with Willie. He literally is such a vibe. He’s so funny and entertaining. This is one of my funniest interviews. I’m glad that you enjoyed

I will be putting out my wedding and yes, I am feeling very Nigerian, but hoping to branch out soon!!!!! Thank you for the well wishes

Why there in specific

@@BrittneyCaldwellI personally prefer countries that are more Afrocentric compared to Eurocentric countries like South Africa. To me Tanzania and Uganda were great for family building because they maintained gender roles. Also they do not promote 🌈 lifestyle.

IM SORRRRRRY!!! I love you!!$

They are looking for Black America partners . Kia is organizing EAST AFRICA YEAR OF RETURN IN KENYA for Black Diaspora .

​@@papd3532as % how many slaves came from Kenya

​How are they going to name it the Year of Return when y'all were never taken from there?

@@kr3539 Was going to ask same thing but usually I just get shouted at Saw one talking about year of return to South Africa. I was shocked

@@BonganiMagadu No slaves came from Zimbabwe, south africa, Botswana, Lesotho or Eswatbini yet some black Americans are talking of returnkng to South Africa🙄🤔😳👀

Thank you for the love and the comment! Yes, and it is something that I am currently really working on. I am trying to contact the Ministry of Tourism myself- all seriousness!

I appreciate that! I know I know I know I have fallen off of KZfaq. I’m trying I’m going to come back please just keep encouraging me.

It’s been a while, but I have a couple of videos lined up before I drop my Wedding. I’m just trying to get back into the algorithm before the good content comes.

@@BrittneyCaldwell wonderful. Can't wait

SO TRUE 💯💯💯💯💯💯

I missed you all so much. I honestly have so much material I need to post.

This is factual!

Sending love so much back! 💖💖🥹

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Thank you so much. It’s coming to KZfaq soon.!!!!!

This was kind! Thank you! How are you?

I'm liit 💯 and super grateful ​@@BrittneyCaldwell

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I am so glad that you can relate. I am literally dying in Nigeria’s heat right now crying and wanting to go home. He seems like he’s OK. He went home by now. He was just here a couple of months ago and went to South Africa but I pray for you and his heat my brother.

​@@BrittneyCaldwell By home she means Westlands, Nairobi.

@@kr3539 Will love to visit Nairobi someday. Heard it's a nice place. But you guys hate Nigerians. Why? We Nigerians, love everybody.

@AfricasRealities Last month, a fellow student of my brother was killed in an Airbnb by a Nigerian national. He dismembered her, and stuffed her remains in polyethene bags. The police intercepted him at JKIA while trying to flee to Abuja. It's these type of incidents that tarnish Nigerian people's names. Kenyans aren't hateful people, but when your criminals consistently abuse our hospitality, it affects the whole community. Nowadays Nigerians are harassed at the Airport because they've caused so much trouble in a short time. KZfaqr Tayo Aino was recently asked to pay an extra $50 unless he wanted to be framed for carrying drugs. When this happened, several of his compatriots complained about the provocative procedures at JKIA under the pretext of inspection and security concerns.

@AfricasRealities I haven't seen my own sister and children in four years due to her Nigerian boyfriend, who told her to cut off the family. I have no idea whether she's dead or alive because she's changed her name. As an African, that man should have called my parents the moment he impregnated her, but he never bothered. In our culture, it's a disgrace to impregnate someone's daughter if you don't have the intention of marrying her. As far as we're concerned, those kids are not his because he hasn't even paid dowry. Last time we spoke, she was crying because he beat the breaks out of her, his brother is just as abusive.

Sierra Leone is one! I’m working on Nigeria!

I totally agree with this and don’t have an issue with that. I have really opened my eyes to diaspora and the expectations and obligations that we feel like people owe us on this continent but truly no one owes us anything you’re very right and thank you for taking the time to comment. I love you too.

African Americans have Kenyan DNA. My test says 25% Luhya. We all have a lot to learn.

​@@mitzi4043​​I agree we all have a lot to learn. I just wanted to expand on this. You share DNA with someone who in this day and age is a Luhya in Kenya. But, people move around too, many migrations have happened (even not so historical ones from drought, war, even marriages within these movements etc) - Kenya is one of those melting pots for these types of histories. So it's not necessarily the that your ancestor was from this particular place. It may just emphasize how dispersed certain groups (or we all) have become.

@@Colourbash I agree there have been many migrations on the continent. I have approx 19 ethnicities, of course the majority are on the continent, but I’m just amazed that my DNA covers all regions of the continent.

Some of my most loved friends and family are Aries. I’m all just joking around, but you people are not easy to deal with.

In my opinion, it’s because it’s just really not that expat friendly and they’re not really encouraging, tourism and repat

I agree with this and when you have a specific country that you were related to I think it creates a sense of nationalism and genetic solidarity in you, but unfortunately most African-Americans do not have a direct country until we take that test

If you say your dad is Kenyan then where is "stolen from your homeland" coming from?

@@maxwellkariuki2930 my mom side of the family is African American. So I’m a true African American.

I think this is true! Lmao

I am coming!!!

What’s up baeeeee!

I think American economy is doing well, but I think a lot of people are also experiencing very high inflation and rental prices. If you do not own a home, it’s a really bad time because rent is skyrocketing in all cities. It is a good place to have dollars. I’m not gonna lie, but at the end of the day things are also going up and they’re not coming down.

@@BrittneyCaldwell I truly hope it gets better.♥

My friend, my friend, my friend, back to you babe thanks for watching and much love to you

@@BrittneyCaldwell I'm James he referred to while chatting with you might remember me commenting as James in 2023 really enjoying your content n stuff ...interview was good vibes man ..dope

I am waiting for you in Nigeria!

I love you and I’m coming to SA in the next two months!!

Welcome Brittney, can't wait to see you here❤😁😁😁🇿🇦

If we owned property in Kenya we would move. But, we are saving by being in Nigeria. Life will move though- we won't be here forever.

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Yes, that is Jameson!!! I’m glad you’re loving it!!!

I miss you too so much but Nigeria has been really hard to get used to but I’ll be back I promise I have a lot of content coming for you guys that I’ll get out to you guys. Thanks for watching and thanks for commenting.

This was really factual. Thank you for contributing with the facts!!!

That's the plan!

I have my wedding material coming up so I’m trying to get back into the algorithm and drop some interviews before I drop the fun stuff 😂😂😂😂

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That is very shocking to me, but it is quite an expensive process if you have other bills that you need to worry about! And then a lot of people really do enjoy traveling across America because it’s so diverse from California to the East Coast!

​@@BrittneyCaldwell To me it's crazy that Americans don't have passports. In Europe it's automatic at birth. I mean $50 to renew it is like a VISA.

Agreeeeed.

😫😫😫😫😫😭 be nice!!!

I think it’s Jalabiya if am not wrong

Thanks for the help I could not find the words!

It is really tough to get into my creative bag here I’m really trying I just need to get situated. This country is not easy.

Try to think like a true Nigerian and things will flow naturally. Don't box yourself,you are too Nigerian to be disadvantaged here. Feel free and get some Nigerian friends to help you navigate our difficult terrains. Once you can become Nigerian in your mind, things will become easy for you here

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Yes, I’m still married. I am posting the wedding soon.

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Wooo chile.

​@BrittneyCaldwell Your trip has been amazing to watch, from building a house in Ghana, to causing a 'scene' when you arrived in Kenya with your Ghana vs Kenya video. 😂 To then losing your job and showing us the real Nairobi. I'm glad you found your happily ever after, you deserve it (Future voice). You have an infectious personality that always brings me joy, it's a shame you couldn't monetise it, you were one of my favourite KZfaqrs at your peak.

Are you sure? Because judging from his experience, I don’t think that’s the case.

@@BrittneyCaldwell I think he meant you can’t rather than you can.

I think that’s more of his vibe. I’m definitely like a super YORUBA queen. I don’t know if my people are from the north ha ha ha ha ha

I'm only saying, as a fellow African American, our African Ancestry DNA test results tell us what our foundational preginators were, not our entire composition, you know. I saw when you shared your results

You are right about that. Nigeria has the largest population of Yoruba tribe with more than 40 million, and it's their homebase (there are a couple millions in the neighboring countries of Benin Republic and Togo, in areas that was part of old Yoruba kingdom) But what's right is a lot of those taken into slavery to Brazil were of Yoruba origin, and as a result their descendants retained some of the Yoruba culture, traditional believes, and still worship old Yoruba religion/deities/gods. When I first saw the video, I thought she looked Yoruba, so that DNA result must be accurate. I'm a Yoruba woman but I live in USA. Anyway, it's nice they both feel comfortable and enjoy visiting Nigeria. They will blend in walking around Lagos where I'm from, until they talk with an accent. She has a Yoruba look, and he looks similar to Igbo tribe and some in Delta region. Your name "Chibuzor" is Igbo and may have noticed that too.

Let me go fact check LMAO

This is a good suggestion

Maybe BLAXIT with BRITTNEY!!

@@BrittneyCaldwell Yes and typically for your audience Blaxit, Black America, US to Africa . For your videos like this one it looks good but add at the end US, Black America to Nigeria ,Africa .

​@@PapBob-jg7rd Nothing like Black Americans, but African Americans, because every tribes of the world have thier own language and names, what is the language of Black Americans and thiers names?answer is Caucasians names and language

@@user-wc7mz8ud8y How old are you?

You lack education my friend

@@TheAfrikan I'm not going to help you with your fantasies. Confront your history. Handle it. Evolve.

I literally feel the same way, but it sucks because I’m kind of obligated to be here but it’s just crazy. They literally treat you like you don’t belong here or like you’ve done something wrong.

​@@BrittneyCaldwell Nigeria don't give anyone special status no matter where you come from, because as you been in now and you will notice that Nigeria don't differentiate any Black person from his country of origin, for Nigeria see every Black persons in her territory as Nigerian and moreover Nigeria have huge diaspora populations which makes it difficult to differentiate between African Americans or Nigerians diaspora, therefore Nigeria is not like others sub Sahara Africa countries which differentiate Black person in theirs territory.

America is already developed, Africa is the future for entrepeneurs who look for quality of life. Not everyone wants to work themselves to death. Work in America and invest back home. Just staying there is pointless. The quality of life in the West is overrated unless you're in the higher income bracket, in Africa your money goes further.

I think that this makes sense, but I agree with the comment below when I say that it’s truly a quality of life I do not support capitalism and I do not want to die working myself to the bone in my go further in other places

Nigeria don't give anyone special status no matter where you come from, because Nigeria have over 250 tribes with her huge diaspora populations which makes it harder to differentiate between African Americans and Nigeria diaspora, also Nigeria see any Black person in Nigeria as Nigerians.

@@user-wc7mz8ud8y Lies, when I came to Nigeria they called me oyinbo and carried me to their king Oduduwa.

@@kr3539 you must be a joker, even Caucasian yutubers confess that Nigeria doesn't gives any special treatment no matter where you come from, because we get any classes of personality already in Nigeria. Therefore no one will notice you in Nigeria except peoples you visited, ok

Hmmmmmm!!!!!

It’s where the seasoning is!!!!