Master class!!! This is hands down the best interview on this channel. Mr. Ogedengbe is a down to earth man, omo eko gidi and highly intelligent. This interview brought back memories of Lagos when everything was innocent and pure. Thank you for coming on this show.

Growing up in Nigeria in the 90s was a different world. The country has been insane for a long time.

Please Teju we need a part 2 of this.This will teach those back home to know that a seriously fruited mango tree started with 1,2 and scattered fruits before arriving at being so fruited ❤❤❤.Let them say Femi they are on their own.

I've always loved the realness of Femi Ogedengbe in movies......Listening to his story has just increased my love for him. I'm glad he didn't go into arm robbery like some of his childhood friend. This story is really inspiring. May God take him to a height that's greater than his dream.

Everything Femi said about his childhood was true. We both grew up at pako - eleja area mushin road, Infact we played football together somethings at Alvis Street. About those guys that's killed was true. It was tough even for some of us who're pastors son then, Thank God for His mercies.

This is the bomb! Classic interview. These are the kind of interviews we draw inspirations from. There are a lot of lessons to learn. It felt like I was watching a movie.

His story of scavenging is similar to Daddy Showkeys. A very very tough life. We thank God

Ogedengbe mi femo awo ti obesere much love ❤️ lati aye brown 😂❤

This is the best interview on Teju's channel. I hope a movie of this man's life can be made. Imagine when the movie says based on a true life story. It will be epic. Femi Ogedengbe - much repect.

Bro Teju, I need to say thank you for sharing these stories. I really love the stories that you and your guest share. One thing that resonates with me as a 30+ man is that the journey of life can be long and our individual experiences are varied and unique. Even though my journey is very different from many of your guest, I find that the many lessons about family, perseverance , fame and even career change are ingredients in shaping my perspective about my own unique challenges. Thank you sir. Just a side note, we did not get your usual commentary at the end of this episode.

I am at a loss for words to adequately express the profound impact this interview has had on me. All I can do is humbly offer my utmost gratitude and praise to the Almighty for this enlightening experience.🙏🙏🙏🙏

I thank God for your life! At 46 in a shared room, sleeping in garrage .... trying to balance .... wow!

I’m blessed for watching this 😢and I promise That I won’t give up I will enter that Canada or Luxembourg and I will make it Big God remember me Amen!!! 😭😭😭

Thank you for those words Femi ogedenbe. Concentrate on where you are going stop listening to the noise of the market. I needed that ❤

All Femi said is the truth. We all grow up together and I remember that day those boys were killed. Femi is a friend and we both went to Eleja together. There are things Femi did in Primary school that he has 😅forgotten. When we see I will remained him. Our area was full of boys and I survived,i was never in any peers pressures. Femi! Take care bro.

Thank you baba … a story we can’t forget pano eleja , Iyana itire Eurasia junction . My cousin is was shoot by the 1000 boys then at eleja primary school . Thank God for life uncle Femo you too much . Now in 🇺🇸🇺🇸 also from nowhere to somewhere .

Love this guy so much. We used to call him “Woman Wrapper” based on his character in “Across the Border”

All the story about Oji and co is 💯 true. They killed one in my street Omobola , hood tough back then

This is the best so far, we need part 2.

This man(Mr Femi) taught me the invisible line of camera, the day I visited Saidi Balogun for my research, in his Agidingbin office in October 2015.

The way this Legend respects people is phenomenal.... Han Han I love respectful people... I’m from the ghettos too but I’m Learning more from your kind and respectful words....

I’m happy I watched this interview. It’s da bomb! I felt like I was watching a movie. Kudos Uncle Femi

As an Immigrant abroad, this is so interesting and motivating to watch.

Hmmmn Mr Femi Ogedengbe, one of my Favorite actors growing up. Thanks for sharing your experience sir. Very inspiring!

I don't believe I watched this interview from the start to the end. Very inspiring

Thanks Teju for this, @FemiOgedengbe You are the real deal men, we no relate, but l'm so proud of you, you too much. Shout out to your wife Nkechi for sticking all thru those shits with you. I hail💪🙌🙌

That is the story of every immigrant in United States

Teju. Please, He didn't mention anything about the schools he attended and he speaks good English. I am a fan of your work. Love from Maryland. MD

Oga Femi, Kudos... Teju weldone. Interview was down to earth and inspiring

Please Teju bing this man back, This is the best interview i have listened too

Femi, it is a pleasure seeing u on tejubaby face programme ..(You are making me to remember where will all grow up in lagos "pako eleja sekipero soko( hope you remember" pele modina brother too,he was slaughter infront of her mother too in durojaiye Street..life sha,we thank God for our life.

This has to be the best interview uncle Teju

This is beautiful.... filled with different emotions. Thanks for being true to who you are ❤

Master class, gidi..... I celebrate your wins, Sir.

Wow to God be the glory I don’t know them but I really enjoyed the message. I also don’t do married women but lately I’ve been getting pressure from two two married women. This will further solidify my stand by God’s grace. God saw this guy through.

That was very deep. Revealing, yet inspiring. Thanks to the two of you.

Great interview. I love the way Femi came out unfiltered. Kudos man.

Teju Baby Face King of Talk. This is another incredible Interview with Actor Femi Ogedengbe both Nigeria's Star's lives in United States of America.

This is so touching and impactful. Please, we need a part 2

This is more than an interview, to me, it's a blockbuster movie. I really enjoyed my time watching.

Those who lived in Itire those days were warriors. Shubi boys yapa. Egbon Femi captured the situation very well. In the days of awon Iko, Ojubintin, Tantala. Awon Gaba. Ha. Itire adugbo mi. Itire Police Station. Hahaha hahaha We thank God sha. Much love egbon Femi.

Round of applause for this man!!!!!!. You have WON!

Brilliant! I always enjoy your inspiring interviews 🤩👌🏾

Wow , God bless you Femi, what an inspiring story! Thanks for sharing.

I always wondered why people criticise any available source of survival someone can lay his hands on. Any work that feeds you and your family is worth it and you can be proud of yourself for making ends meet for yourself and your family. Please be proud of yourself and thank God for everything 👍🙏❤️💯

Egbon Femi Ogedengbe thank u for sharing dis so encouraging.i can remember i saw at Ikeja dat was 2010 -2011

Uncle Femi Ogedengbe followed me back on Instagram. And since then i have been following him closely. God bless you Teju babyface for doing this interview. This is more than just an interview...this a whole lecture all together

This is really a great interview!! i do watch your podcast but bro this is the best have watched so far 👏👏. some parts of his stories remind me of mine and it gives more hopes here in the uk. Big up to you both Bros👍👍👍.

Ur story is an inspiration to many receive more grace to do exploit❤🙏

You should always introduce your guest and provide a background so that anybody who is seeing them for the first time will understand their story

Thank you Mr Femi. This was very inspiring! GOD bless you, keep prospering 🎉

Yes! This is the man I have been willing Teju will interview. I had this thought last week. Kudos for finding him.

Teju ur interview section is always a masterclass ❤❤❤

Thank God for this interview. It shows that there are still good pastors for those who think that all pastors are evil

I really enjoyed this interview

One of the best interviews. Much love

Big bros, you really motivated me. It's going to go a long way.

The spirit of Femi Ogedengbe...... Die Hard: Never Give Up!

Master class... We need a part 2

Uncle femi nice seeing you here Your IT true Thu i was young when all This happen my father Is the Kazeem Is talking about Uncle femi live in our house back then growning Up in itire Dosumu not easy all what you said na confirm ❤

Lord please help your children.bless us shield your children from nonsense

Master D, in Dosunmu. Bro Femi, I was still gisting my hubby about Skilolo , Oji etal in Itire, growing up.

Wow this inspired me a lot thanks

Thank you for this interview… I knew baba in CLAM and when he made that testimony… thank God for today

God bless you for this interview ❤

My love for femi ogendengbe tripled after watching this interview--a true definition of "se bi o se mo" .. God bless him, and God bless Teju (Ame)

I learnt alot from this episode may the lord bless femi ogedengbe bless teju and the crew members for this inspiration episode

Very interesting. You can't come to this country with just visa and just continue to excel. The individual has to start from ground level and start to build his or her life.

Interesting and enlightening. Well done sir 💪🏽

Nice one , filled with truth and facts very inspiring

You really inspired thanks

“Security job in hard currency is better than acting job in low currency “

Abroad is like that, my hubby today is the Guy that save me when they throw me out in UK

I have my house now in America! Yeah! Big house! 😂😂 @owo security!

This interview really motivate me

Very truthful, open and motivational.

All he said is true because is my area born and brought up Itire for life

I love this story, lone you Mr Femi

AUTHENTIC, PURE & SIMPLE

Uncle Femi tha k you for speaking your truth 🇨🇦

Give Man is Wise.. "See it as an entry level.. no final destination"

The background tune is so cool. Thank you Mr. Tejubaby face

Very inspiring!

The most funny interview ever, nice one sir

Great testimony ❤❤❤❤

I remember this whole experience way back then. Thank God for his life. Surulere still remains Lagos epicenter.

Life is deeply spiritual...guys seek Jesus deeply o ..and work hard ..give God something to work with ..

Ije Nwoke. One day I shall tell my own story too. To God be the glory for where we are now.

This talk show is very rich and very interesting 😁.

it was really educating and entertaining

Very interesting and inspiring interview

I respect you sir, you’re a REAL Man👌👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

@femiogedengbe pls write a biography! God bless you and your family.

Thanks a lot, brother 🙏 , your interviews are first class. We need Liz Benson, 2baba Idibia, and Bimbo Akentola, please, sir

Very interesting and inspirational conversation

What A Podcast! 👏👏👏👏

Very inspiring...

Very interesting . Tej keep it up

A typical Itire Champ. Egbon, God bless you

Sir, you a real man don't mind all these yeye people despising ones beginning.