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Thank you for this video. And I really appreciate the truth thst the sister say.

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Well, I agree with some of the things you have said such as culture preservation in Nigeria, and certainly less overt security/police officer hostility… I have visited Nigeria and stayed for several weeks, and the overall feeling I get is that there is no gray area. It is all black or white so to speak. Yes, you look out for each other staying at peoples houses sharing food I get that, but on the other hand people will accost you, follow you, and I did not always feel safe.I don’t agree that taxes are as bad as you say. There are different kinds of taxis and they pay for things so that we don’t have to pay directly out of pocket in lump sum’s schools, books, uniforms, lights, things like that. In Nigeria, If you don’t have the money in lump to pay for your fees, every three months or whatever it is, then your child cannot go to school. That is why there are taxes. but every state does not have every kind of tax. It just depends on which state you decide to live in. Also basic necessities such as lights water, must be provided to you by your government.. you are dependent on them. I see it changing a little bit now, but generally speaking, if power goes down then nothing gets done and that is not good . I like the idea of paying rent for the whole year or even six months but I also see that changing because I see the government trying to be more adaptable to what is happening in the West. that includes buying a house over here. You are allowed to buy a house and spread it out over a period of years, not in Nigeria. They want the money all at once or maybe spread out over one year that is not feasible for most people.. More people would own land and property if the system were changed.. but I could see myself living in Nigeria, at least part of the time. I would just want to feel more safer walking around, and I would not want to be totally accosted by people expecting to be paid at every turn; that mentality has to change.

Im a Cherokee Indian of the Carolina's... proud American Indian i am! I love my country, it's not perfect but there is no one like US. I find us beautiful, brave and resilient!

She told and said Straight Truth. We are all victims of over 500yrs of Taught Self-Hate and being programmed to be ignorant.

That lady is not black american . She's west indian, either jamaican, bajan, bahamanian, st. Kit's & Nevis or trinidadian.

You want to know who this young lady is? She comes out of the 1960s her anger is felt she would’ve been a black panther.

I'm glad you allowed the video play uninterrupted. Powerful!

I think we all were crying. Some will not admit it. African Americans and Africans alike. A white person from America would not have to say anything near what she said to the British or Europe they understand cohesion no matter the problem.

I love Tonya for saying this!!!.

Nigerians DO NOT fight white supremacy at home or here in The US. But want the benefits FBA fought for while calling us acatta. Either get on board or get out!! #deportation

She is right. Learn your history.

I'm still heavy with heart been through too much Trauman need helings.

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I don't know about most of you people listening but I don't not consider myself Black or African-American... 👉 WE ARE NOT ALL AFRICANS 😏😪😴💤💤💤🛌

This brought tears to my eyes as a FBA, this sister spoke for all the ancestors here in America. They paved the way for everyone. The disrespect has to stop. I wish everyone would do their research on this countries real history. Especially the history they’re trying to hide.

Sister preach facts.

How much does it cost to clear one acre of land in ogun state

Facts on 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥! ✌️ Be Well!

She's right about all of it.With all of the hate I see from other black people in different countries is crazy.I have been saying this for year's.For the record,my father was also an immigrant.At one point,he said something about Americans being stupid.I couldn't hold back,My sister's and I had to let him know something.He never said anything like that again.I guess he forgot,that we are American.🤷🏾‍♀️

Why the African people let other race come in their country and take over the land and you have more minerals to make the whole continent of Africa rich if you get rid of those bad needles and put some good ones in and y’all all come together and run Africa as one continent. Just like every other continent Monday countries get rid of the bad ones leaders.

Shout that to every African, they think cause they have the ability to come here, they are under the misconception that they can. Had it not been for Black Americans, they wouldn't have that ability. Let me tell them about my personal stories of Lynching, my grandpa worked an entire year, and was paid $1.18 and a bag of peanuts. Grandma having to leave her kids, cause she had to care for white children. So miss me.

Thats good for you but I was born in that area and I don't feel the need to even be in the company of people who would even speak like that especially, when they couldn't be here if it wasn't for us.

I am so happy that you are telling it like it is ..they do not no what we have gone through .If they get out there and fight like black American did and don't be afraid they can wake up their government .God Bless you my Black Queen. J

As a black person who was born in the sixties during the civil rights area , I'm not telling black people from other countries not a dang thing let them find out the hard way like we did because if it wasn't for us they couldn't step foot in the United States. The police will let them know and so will America.

Yess I understand I.sm Haïtian born in Canada and half Cuban -American, I understand my sister in United States

It happens in Carribbeans

If anyone, any race that comes to America. You all need to give Black Americans total Respect. No matter what you have heard! Black American’s have built this Country off our lives, lost of language, culture, family and our free labor.

It can be frustrating. You can only explain it so many times.

I just took the fruit, with confidence, after watching your video. I am not adventurous when it comes to new foods but i am glad I did try it. According to my children, it tastes like a combination of apple, watermelon and mango altogether. Thanks a lot. Its really like 'a watermelon sister', like you said, lol!

bro you're really right about the load. they're talking about restructuring . how about using more alternative means of energy to actually support the load. solar will be the best bet and if there's a way it can be regulated by the energy ministry alternatives like this should definitely work.

23:10 Think of it this way, if for very many decades, when Africans come to the United States completely disrespect and disregard and dismiss black Americans. They're not going to be as welcoming to Africans when they come to this country. Because even to this day it still happens unfortunately, ex: As a black American woman. I still have those very horrible interactions with African women. Who I think are absolutely beautiful Women, intelligent and have so much to offer. And they bring that grace over to the United States and i absolutely love it and for me to have that internal mindset about African women and to only be met with a scoff, stuck up dismissive, disrespectful, insulting Person, I'm not gonna be as open to meeting more African women. I'm not gonna be as welcoming or as warm. I try to have an open mind, but if I've had decades of that type of experience, it's not going to be easily integrated into my lifestyle so think of it that way. There are very many people like myself who are still open-minded. Who still have open arms, Who are still welcoming but if Time and time again. You've only ever had poor interactions with Africans. You're not gonna be as open to it all the time. So I say this to say that I sincerely apologize that you had that experience. And it is incredibly unfortunate, but really try to look at it from both perspectives. Even to this day, it's very unfortunate, but I have not had very many good interactions with African men. They come over here, they oversexualized black American women. They completely disregard us. They are disrespectful to us as well. So we get it from black. American men and African men really think about that, so what Tonya is saying Is incredibly accurate incredibly accurate. It's unfortunate, but she did not miss a mark here.

I love the young lady❤❤❤❤

I am from Thailand in Nigerian 2018 around 1 year I love Nigeria I don’t want to go anywhere I want back to live Nigeria soon ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Nice eats, close to my office at Idowu martins

🎯🤎💪🌎That sis was solid & on point!!!

Yes!!! This lady speaks truth!! US woman married to a Igbo

Folks.....tonya is clowning. She is non fba and has made mockery of fba language and culture. She has carribean roots island of nevis.

USA tell Nigeria to free Mazi Nnamdi kaku and freedom of biafra Nation peace Amen

All so-called black Americans do not disrespect Africans. Why not discuss it goes both ways… Africans come to America with a divided mentality!

Well done

Thank you for spreading this sister's speech and truth! Halle!

When is the divide going to stop the division gives the oppressors power

Warning Very long: I was married to my Nigerian husband for 15+ years, divorced now. We share one son half me, half him 100% Black man. I understand what she speaks of, my husband told me, ''Boyz in the Hood' was repeatedly shown to them at home and all the other violent inner city black movies. I remember the 'African booty scratcher' part. It was placed there as a tactic for further division. He said he was he was afraid he would get shot. While here, we weren't told of the productive societies, we were shown movies like 'The God's Must be Crazy' the white lady we all know Susan Stutters in reservation camps with the ever starving African children. 'We are the world' the song sang by celebrities in 1985 about the once again starving African communities. We seen the violence of the regimes. Told they were just violent, now we know they were fighting for the natural resources and equality, different tactics here, but the same goal. The media has never told the truth on both sides. My father was a engineer who traveled from America to Japan for work, he treated poorly, at first. Until a dialog was established, he was told what 'others' would say about about Black Americans, we were not business owners, we were lazy, violent. Jamicians said when passing through customs they were told not to associate with us. We all are hurt, by what was said about us to you, and vice versa. Thr confusion of the slave trade, are we indigenous to America or were we sold by our own? The fact that Africans did not cover slavery in classes. We seen you stand up and fight against Apartheid in South Africa. We see the way the Chinese have come and profited from mines and murder goes unpunished. We see you being treated as a 3rd class citizen in the land your ancestors walked. We see YOU! UNKNOWN to you, we stand with you. We want a open conversation, we want to unlearn, understand and repair that broken bridge. I am sorry, we treated you as we did, it's a jealousy, your connection to your ancestors. We are told you gave us away. Understand and let's please show empathy, patience, and a common goal of repairing us. We are of one color, but we are different. Can we mesh all the differences and produce something positive? We have a lot to discuss, no judgement. How will our future generations walk the earth, what legacy are we to leave for them to follow? My son, your sons?

That is so true ❤

A Kenyan man's son married an African American lady who then became the first black First Lady of the U.S.A....We are one Lets stop this foolishness.

What have she done in her our country. But come here and claim shes American indigenous when she just told y'all she African. So f_cking disingenuous!!! And yall falling for it.

YASSSS WE WENT THROUGH HELL HERE AS DECENTDANT AS SLAVE.. THANK YOU MY SISTER. THIS SHOULD BE ON EVERY TV STATION AND RADIO TO GET THIS MESSAGE OUT

Did she say she's african. So what's up with this we shit. She's not indigenous like us. Book, white cargo