story of my dad, uncles and now me and we do it happily. Thats when we believe we are living life. God bless us responsible men out there.

@@efemzyekun900 Our beautiful story. It enriches our lives, mentally, spiritually and in all ramifications.

Exactly my point, familiarity breeds contempt. Only a Nigerian man will drive a lady to her house and still give her transport. For the foreign ladies this is pampering promax but our ladies here see it as nothing

​@@ochukocash 😅😅 pampering pro-max my guy.

It is true…we Nigerian women need to do better and pamper our men

Exactly, they need to pamper their men. For we men are also human beings with flesh and blood​@@viviennwokenta612

​@@ochukocashSome women now believe it to be their right,thus the value for the men's affection is reduced

Benin city to the world 🌎

Beni. Ro d 🌍 na my brother be that 🎉

Please tell my Benin brother your BF I say "Domo Sir"

normally Benin boys no dey carry last.

Dem dey fuck well too.

reflection of you and your value in society

A sensible man will go the end of the earth to make sure his family is good

100% fact. One thing a lot of these people don't know is that as a Nigeria man, we derive our joy and happiness seeing our women and children shining .

Go, get yourself a non Nigerian woman who is not use to what you call "luxury"😂

So am I seeing so why are so many Nigerian women paying fir the men here. I have seen so many it’s no true to it.

Facts 💯

Abi nau

Well spoken 👍

Wow! the kind of experiences I love to hear. Thanks for sharing😊❤️

Absolutely. Cos out there, little efforts are appreciated unlike your typical Nigerian woman who, no matter how hard you try feel there's somebody out there who can do better. I think our women can do better

I can say like a Cameroonain brother.most of us think it will crazy expensive to date a Nigerian woman. They are beautiful. I have family that are Nigerian and when I hear them talk I just say God help us

That’s why they struggle dating other people in the west. Western men won’t do all that Nigerian men do for women.

@@James_150exactly and what Nigerian women do for their husbands Westerners won’t do. That’s why in dating you look for your type! Period!

​@@brandnewtofood2184This one is a big cap...😂😂.

That is very true o😂🤣. “It takes a village to raise a child” is very real in Nigeria.

Agreed 100%. I used to drive my son to everywhere with 3 or sometimes 4 of his friends. After they all graduated from University, my son's friends started calling me their Dad

100%

Exactly

Very true. Nigerian women definitely push their men to be better.❤️

Speak for your wife and your sisters. Do not generalize. I’m sorry that your wife is taking you for grànted. 😢

It goes both ways. Nigerian women do a lot to care for their husbands n kids…

@aeiou0123 very true👏🏼❤️👏🏼

And vice versa

@@ucheanamonye4799 it's more tilted to the men doing more that the women.

Absolutely we prefer our children and wives to be in a good condition because they represent us .

Exactly we value our children😂😂😂😂😂😂

Wow..this is a very very interesting take. “The grass isn’t greener on the interracial arena of relationship”😂. Plus “It’s more to do with individual than race”. No lies detected.👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Thanks for sharing🥰

@@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr Don't spread that video of the first AA lady. She went on TikTok dissing Nigerian women, saying Nigerian guys told her they like American women more and dissed their hygiene.

@YouSeeMeNow966 oh wow! Had no idea. Both she and the man or men she met must be very unserious then. She’s been lied to that’s for sure. Imagine generalizing when she can’t even hold a candle to some Nigerian women. It’s the audacity for me😂

​@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr women generalized most of the time. Men are always at the receiving end of these generalization, Nigeria women are mostly top tiers at doing this.

@@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr I must admit, I often find some women's attitudes to be contradictory. Many American women express frustration when men mention they're seeking love abroad, dismissing it as a quest for money. Yet, some of these same women turn around and perpetuate stereotypes about African women, suggesting that American men prefer them. This behavior can come across as insecurity. Just because some men choose to date outside their ethnicity doesn't justify treating African women as if they're undesirable. It's disheartening to see derogatory comments implying that African men don't appreciate African women due to superficial reasons like hygiene or appearance

Very true👍

infact they thief success, they sneak into ur skin once ur successful

you provide but you Nigerian men no Dey respect Nigerian women

Awww🥹..thank you so much. And thank you for watching🙏🏽🥰

That’s good man👏🏼👏🏼

@@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr Think about; he was a NIGERIAN!! Hehehehe!

And broke shaming

My brother...

Explain

Charlesibekwe how is swiss ladies are they loveable

@@justiceajuka4177 HI They ladies are very loveable😍

Well said👏🏼❤️

True

I think another reason why Nigerian men make good partners is because they are often raised in homes where both parents are present, seeing a father take care of home can give a man a strong sense of responsibility and motivation to do the same when he has his own family.

In my formative years, incidence of divorce was rare and abhorred in my community. It was not just one thing, the presence of mother and father in the same household. In addition, there was a holistic sense of living that emphasized our connectedness. The entire community was a great role model. Any elder in the village could discipline and spank you if you were caught misbehaving. It takes a village to raise a child was a living mantra I experienced growing up. In a polygamous village setting/community, you could not stray 200 ft without running into an uncle, an aunt, cousins and some relatives you don't know exactly how you're related. I remember when I was about 5-6 years old, and a young man made me cry and I fought back while crying. I was a very feisty kid but also reasonable and wise beyond my age. Another man came up and asked me what the problem was. I recounted my story, sobbing. He reprimanded the younger man and alluded to something about us being related. When I got to my mom, I narrated my story and what the grown man had said. I followed it with a question to mom: "is there anyone in this village I am not related to?" Mom stopped briefly, took a look at me and chuckled, "no, you're related to everybody." The 2 young men that inspired that conversation were her cousins. From that day, I would not fight with anyone in the village square as I did not want to be fighting with my cousins. I became the little "adult" that negotiated peace amongst warring parties in my peer groups. Till date, I still run into people I didn't know are my blood relatives. And they all care and watch over you. Code of conduct was clear and unambiguous. You understood your responsibilities as you go thru your Rites of Passage. This is the source of our strength. It's this cultural impact that makes Nigerians stand out wherever you find them.

Yes! Necessary distinction o😅👏🏼. We’re talking about the good/responsible ones.

But you don’t value us We go to where we will feel appreciated

You are correct sir 👍🏾