I love , love love love ❤️ this video. I can still see the love in your father's eyes 👀 for you . Your communication with him is so interesting. Flows naturally even though you all have been apart for a long time . I love love love love love ❤️ the way you call him daddy ❣️. It sweetens my heart. I learnt a lot from all he said . I am a Nigerian too. I feel the particular son of yours that wants to be hooked up with a wife has taken that genes from your northern Nigerian side even though he never had the culture. Genetics I guess . Thank you so much for this amazing video. I can't stop smiling 🥲 hope to watch more of your Nigerian story. You are really doing well .
Thank you so much 😊 appreciate your thoughtful response! God bless you from where ever you are watching us from. If you liked this video you may like the one about getting a surprise package from Nigeria 🇳🇬 it is the second to last video I uploaded.
@@Kenton-Habiba oh my lovely 🌹 Ms habiba, I already watched that yesterday. Your brothers sent you a lovely northern Nigerian outfit. One a designer made it and the other helped with the shipment. Your looked so beautiful. You even addressed president Buhari. I gave a little comment on the video. I am at the moment watching the reunion of your father , mother, and your brother Bashiru. Very emotional for me . I am having cold literally watching your family come together. Your father loves you a lot .I admire your dad. I know he learned his mistakes. And I must say you brought your children up so well from the video I am at the moment watching. Your mother is a goddess. Extremely beautiful ❤️ Lots of love from a Nigerian living in Dubai.
One of Habiba’s greatest video,just watched the video when your father came to New York til the last part (part 5) and this one..its a roller coaster of emotions🤣
Habiba dear❤️you are awesome and you will be a great motivational speaker if you wanted to…I’ve learned a lot from your video,,soooo inspiring..You have so much kindness in your heart ❤️Bless you and your family🙏
I pray your dad's wish come true; having you all his children under one roof and getting to know each other. From the little l have seen from his visit and this interview, he is a great man and loving dad. Having stayed 17 years in the north, he is an exceptional Hausa man. May Allah grant him his heart desire. By the way , Thank you Habiba for loving and keeping in touch with him.
Now that you know what Daddy wants, please try and reconcile the family before long like he said life is too short. Being a Hausa Muslim, if anything happens to him, the American family will not get to see him before his burial. Please keep talking to the others to forgive him. We have all made regrettable mistakes.
Your dad is a man with high integrity. I really enjoyed the interview! The fact that he owned up about his mistakes instead of justifying himself is right on point for me. God bless you all richly!
I watched all your videos when your father came to visit you. Am still in the middle of watching this, your dad is a good man. I must say, People worldwide have bad perceptions about Nigerians but I always say, in every corner of the world, there are bad and good people. Enjoying watching this, listening to your dad’s stories and wisdom. ☺️😊
@@anhtuuc7402 As much as he can- but keep in mind he grew up in the USA and despite having a vietnamese mother she did not teach him or his siblings the language - or should I say- she was discouraged from doing so by the White side of his family. He knows how ro make some vietnamese dishes and he enjoys eating vietnamese food. Hopefully one day we will visit Vietnam.
I just love your heart Habiba. You are such a sweet soul and remind me of my relationship with my Dad. You are forgiving and despite our fathers' flaws, we love them. It just shows that you have a big heart. As your Dad rightly said, life is just too short and we all really need to make the best of it. We almost cannot live as long as we have already lived. Let's make the best of the time that we have left. Your Dad seems like a gentleman.
Your Dad! The reason why I subscribed to your channel. So refreshing to see him. An intelligent man and yes, I agree with his views and his thoughts on relationships...know the family you are about to marry into. I respect him a whole lot. He is a greater man 👏👏👏👏
Your father is beautiful man. He fell because of culture, he still loves your mum and you his children. My heart is with the family. I pray they come back together again and find happiness in each other. Beautiful family. Khalid has a Nigerian wife in my house.😂😂😂
Amazing Habiba, your lucky you got to have a relationship with your dad. One of my greatest regrets was never making an effort to get to know my dad and he passed away 4mths before I was suppose to go and visit him. Later on I got to learn that he had gone through hell, before that I just thought that he just didn't care. So good for you. Your an amazing person and such an inspiration.
Irene so sorry for the Loss of your father. May he rest in peace and take solace that he might have cared and troubled about you all these years. Take heart my dear. It shall be well.
@Jodieann Thomas I know right! I am commenting but I haven't watched this video yet. But from the last videos I watched a year or so ago, when Habiba's dad visited and her mom came to visit at the same time, he appeared to still be very much in love with her,
@@Kenton-Habiba Yes Habiba you have to try and visit nigeria with your family. Even if it is just once. You will forever be grateful that you did it someday.
Habiba this was very heart warming & touching. Alot of people arent able to have this experience. I will say that when it came to pre marital relationships Daddys views were very Northern Nigerian ( Esq). & i Respect the fact that he spoke his True Feelings when it came to your mother, i Truly Believe she is his TRUE Love No disrespect to his current wife & family! From a Fellow Nigerian from Auchi South,South of Nigeria born & raised in Oakland California ( The bay Area) But VERY connected to my family's Roots!
Masha’Allah that was an amazing interview with your baba, Habiba. He has such a charming smile, and you share that trait with him. I hope someday for your family to travel to Nigeria. That would be a great opportunity to document a full circle life event. Thanks for inviting us in to share this moment.
The first time I watched your video, something in me tells me you’re a Nigerian....now I know. I enjoyed watching this video with your dad, very genuine. I’m a Nigerian from Delta state and I live in New Zealand 🇳🇿Thank you for entertaining us 🙏🏾
Your father reminds me very much of mine. He studied in ABU, Zaria, was also an engineer and because he lived in north Nigeria for a period of his working life, he adopted a similar dressing style to what your dad had on in the video. I love that you've worked to develop a relationship with him, and I hope that it continues to be fruitful for both of you, and the rest of your family.
Thank you Habiba. Your mother must be so proud of you. I share your videos with my friends some of them had mothers who were ‘Niger Wives’. My late dad had a similar stature to your dad - tall and dark. He also had a similar profile to yours. He met my late mother (Trinidadian) when they were both studying in Oxford where I was born. My dad also worked in Radio Broadcasting (in Ibadan c1958) . I also worked in Broadcasting in Lagos before I left for 🇬🇧in 1978. My mother passed in Trinidad before Christmas last year. I was not able to see her thanks to the pandemic restrictions.
I am from Angola and I lost my Dad 12 years ago. He was so proud of his Africam heritage and I wish he was still around so that I could ask him such questions. Great video.
The moment I am waiting for is the big reunion in Nigeria 🇳🇬...I hope God makes it happen for all your father's children to meet in one space, to celebrate life🙏 ❤...May your father be ALIVE to witness it. 😇🙌
I hope you have a snack ready because this is a longer video ! I hope you enjoy it and learn something new. Feel free to leave any questions not answered or that you are curious about, just in case we plan another video. You never know! For those who celebrate: Happy Easter!
All videos with your father are always interesting. You are truly your father's daughter you got your good humored nature from him. Can't wait for you to visit him in Nigeria, that blog would be explosive, his feelings for your mother never changed, wow that part got me 😢😢 they can still be friends it's never too lste6
It was so interesting I watched till the end if felt like a 5 min video i wanted more. In the beginning it felt like you were rushing him but it was a pleasure hearing him speak .
It was actually too short Habiba, I didn’t want it to end. It was like reading a good book😍 I really can’t wait to see the vlog about you visiting your dad in Nigeria. Whenever you do I hope you make multiple videos with lots of family activities! Nigerians tend to love family unity so much a lot....I am sure you will all first thru 7th cousins coming to visit with special gifts and treats 😀 Lastly Habiba, I think you are the ultimate daddy’s girl, your daddy’s love for you is palpable even through the screen 😊
Fulu Tshikota Awesome! Nervous energy in the beginning. 😅 I am happy it felt short because I was worried it would feel too long . I had almost an hours worth of footage and had to edit some of it out to keep the pace and again so it wouldn’t be too long .
The last part of the video brought tears to my eyes. Pls bring him back to visit soon. Hope your mum can put d past behind her and be friends with him. He seems to be a good man.
It’s so great that you will have this interview for future generations to see. We should all strive to capture interviews with our elders while they are still with us. Thank your for sharing Habiba.
Your dad is a typical Nigerian role model he is from the North but I can hear him say Chineke ehh meaning oh God in Igbo he is a great man I don’t hate Northern people but he is different and versatile in culture
Thanks much Habiba👍. I could listen to your father for hours. He seems so laid back now. Khalid has found a job for him🤣. He can still visit Jamaica. There are now flights to & from Mobay/Lagos if it’s on his ‘bucket list’. Really enjoyed this. Thanks again.
Their last encounter was a bit uncomfortable for me to watch. He is such a sweet and lovely man....he is correct, life is too short to hold grudges. Nice to hear that you still understand Hausa and haven’t lost the intonations 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Omg Habiba i was crying during the interview with your father.I can tell both of you were excited expecialy your father talking to each other.He could not stop laughing because he was happy. I think he is still in love with your mon and verse versa. You all needs forgiveness on both sides.
Habiba this is wonderful I can c the healing between you&your father. He is so happy free and in love with u and your brothers as a senior I believe he regrets not being in the of his first three children and u guys was successful without him being there. Well done Habiba great job u r so full of love💯❤️❤️❤️❤️
Aww, Your dad is such a charming and lovely man, with that bubbly media personality too. I really hope you all have a chance to be reunited once again -all 7 kids and parents too. It would be a huge blessing 💕
Lovely video. Can see true love between father and daughter. You definitely have a lovely dad. You and your family and siblings in the USA need to pay him a visit in Nigeria. Trust me you will not regret it and the videos of the visit and re union is bound to be an epic. Can't believe how good your Hausa tone sounds telling your dad goodbye. Say anjima! Sai watarana!
Your Dad has that African man charm that I love and he is such an intellectual I can see why Mom fell for him I love this interview rich culture and history proudly African
This is the very first time I came across your channel and your dad reminds me a lot of mine RIP I’m from Mauritania 🇲🇷 west North Africa and I have friends from Nigeria 🇳🇬. Enjoy him while he is still with you because life is short.
Thank you 😊 Please feel free to watch my other videos with my father or about how I came to live in the USA 🇺🇸. God bless and thank you again for watching!
I just love the affection you have for your dad, Habiba. He is also no doubt a very good man and I enjoyed watching this and the part where he spoke about his relationship with your mum was very emotional. God bless him and the entire Tunau family
Your Dad was so amazing in the interview. He clearly comes from a very intelligent and intellectual lineage of which you are part of it. What a beautiful relationship, i wish I had done a similar thing with my dad a Q&A sadly he is gone. I am also part Nigerian so I can relate to your experiences. Love your channel
I remember Bosso Road and Tundun Fulani. My first time in the North in 1994. I travelled to Suleja, Kontagora, Gulu and Shiroro. I remember the Gwaris who didn’t carry things on their heads. It’s unfortunate what political leadership have done to an otherwise lovely country.
I love this one Habiba. In fact the series you created when your dad visited was so captivating. I have watched those episodes multiple times. You do such a great job...
I love your dad. He’s a great man and his wish to have the family to be re-united back again while he is still alive is absolutely amazing. May Allah be with you and the whole of the family.
This was so beautiful! I first came across your channel when he came! Ah Alhaji is such an educated, smart and funny man! I pray his wishes come true and the family is reunited in his lifetime! Mistakes happen but in time we realize that like he said, there is a bond and he was a Hausa man who was influenced by much. I can’t count how many times he said your name, truly you will always have a special place for him as his 1st child and 1st daughter. You have really beautiful half siblings too. I pray in time you guys get to see and meet each other. My dad passed away 5 years ago and one of my treasured videos is one I did where I gave him a toast for his 70th birthday. Always important to give ppl their flowers while they can still smell them.
Ma Sha Allah.. your Dad is so intelligent and very handsome..his children are beautiful they all have beautiful names..and what he says about children he's hundred percent correct..you and your brother's looks like him. Treasure your parents God bless you 🙏❤️
This is a great interactive video, you are very lucky to have this opportunity with your dad. As a Nigerian myself, I like your dad, he is articulate and very eloquent.
Hello Habiba. Nice seeing you and your Dad. Trust Kenton and the Kids are well. Watching you interview your Dad just made me wonder what my Late Dad"s response to some of my questions would be. It will be 5 year's next month since he passed. Please never take moments like this for granted. Peace and Love.
See me grinning through out the video at 2:51AM. Nice video Habiba. Its always a delight watching you and your dad. I love the relationship you have with your dad.
This brought me so much joy Habiba!! So good to see the way you keep the family connected. That’s my role as well for my family. Life is short, live and love🇯🇲🇯🇲
I did my NYSC in zamfara state 2001/2002.It was a beautiful place and the people were nice.I served in Danturai day secondary school.Everyone was so nice to me and that was my first time leaving Lagos.
Love the spirit, intellect and wisdom of your dad. And your obvious fondness for him that surpasses any issues your parents may have had. And he for you…he says your name with such care. You both have a charming sense of humor. I think he thoroughly enjoyed answering your questions.
Thank you sis, for bringing your Dad in once more, I watch last time he visited he was such a cheerful man. You are more of your dad. Do this often, Awesome. Great conversation I was smiling all through
This was a very heart warming interview, enjoyed watching, you and your dad are such warm people, I wish I had this opportunity with my dad before he passed, hurt and pain consume our lives that really forgiveness is everything.
I love how you try to connect with your dad. I gave this video a thumbs up even before I finished watching it. You are such a lovely family person. Keep up the good work and God continue to bless your home 🙏🏻
Gal you were really hard on your dad but in a really nice and respectful way. You too are much alike by the way. I love it!!! So much father daughter love and affection-- he is super proud of you.
Your dad is so humble despite all his accomplishments. This is amazing! This kind of humility you wouldn't easily find in many African fathers. You are a very lucky woman and I'm glad you forgave him for not being around. I am really shocked about how open he was and did not mind answering your questions. I am sure he had some valid reasons for his absence because it's clear that he loves you, your mum and brothers. I hope your mum will get to forgive him one day. I can't imagine asking my father all these questions! He will be furious no joke! 😂😂😂 So You are very lucky indeed. May God give your father a long life for you guys to make more memories.
Habiba, you’re the perfect combination. God gave you the best genes, I can see the Hausa in you and it’s beautiful how it combines with your Mom’s exquisite genes.
Very interesting, I like the ending part of the video where he talked about reconciliation and making the most of the time both of them (father and mother) have left.
I very much believe in arranged marriages!!! People erroneously think arranged marriages are forced marriages. No.Arranged marriages are merely RECOMMENDATION and INVESTIGATION. With dating, how much can you find out, about , not just the person in question but their roots? It also makes young ladies vulnerable to men who merely take advantage of them in the name of marriage. Some get pregnant over and over in the process, only to be dumped!!!
Yes, arranged marriage is not forced marriage. If both parties don't like each other, the families back off. Most times, young people think they know what they want, as they grow older, they discover they really don't know what they want. If I ask young ladies today what they want in men, the majority of them will give me different answers if I ask the same question tomorrow. So, guidance of elders cannot be underestimated.
I love everything about this video. I’m so glad that you have the opportunity to know your father better. I love Nigeria. I pray that I can visit in my lifetime. Thank you so much for sharing.
I really enjoyed this. Thank you Habiba. Love how you laugh and pass your opinion on an issue or matter through when you don’t agree with someone (not the first time I’v noticed it). Thanks for showing us the other part of your dad that we weren’t aware of ( his achievements...)❤️.
SO emotional, yet authentic and down to earth. Reminds me of own upbringing with my Dad and granddad being professionals in the 50"s. I have one sister by my Dad, but I am my Mom's only child, having a single daughter myself. Your Dad is very technical and proud of you and your family. So proud of his daughters ❤ and grandchildren. 🇹🇹 Here in Trinidad, my fate tells me that his wish.of uniting his family will come through and your Mom does understand his likeness for her though amicable could be without emotions and be mutual. Good Luck with your upcoming trip to Nigeria khalid's and your Dad's dreams. Saw in the background, a picture of your stepmother with similar features like Barbara, this life dearie .😢
Bashir looks very much like his dad. I don't remember Omar's face bc Bashir is the one most often seen in some of your videos. You have your dad's personality though (among other things), Habiba.
What a nice early Father's Day gift to your father? please include a brief version of this on father's day, of course Hands on & great Dad Kenton will receive rest of Vlog🇱🇷🇯🇲😘
Habiba I know this was recorded three years ago and I only came across it now. Like you said, your daddy was a bit different at that time. But having grown, he is a loving father and grandfather and has so much love for his family. I'm a South African, and we have Nigerians leaving here, but I'm surprised to see how different your daddy is. An intelligent father indeed. Your relationship is very great❤🇿🇦🙏
I loved this vlog. Your father is very intelligent. I enjoyed the conversation between you guys. I think you should visit Nigeria. I was Lagos when the pandemic started last year. Outside of the people in the airport I enjoyed it. I can't wait to go back... Peace & Blessings to you both.
I enjoyed the chat with your father very informative. It's good to have family history, it keeps family together, family is all we have ❤ Blessings to you both ❤
Awwhhh habiba. I watched when your dad came to visit you and your family. Its good seeing him here again. He looks so well. Its good you have a good relationship with him. And he looks so pleasant. This is a heartwarming interview. Kudos to you.
I love , love love love ❤️ this video. I can still see the love in your father's eyes 👀 for you . Your communication with him is so interesting. Flows naturally even though you all have been apart for a long time . I love love love love love ❤️ the way you call him daddy ❣️. It sweetens my heart. I learnt a lot from all he said . I am a Nigerian too. I feel the particular son of yours that wants to be hooked up with a wife has taken that genes from your northern Nigerian side even though he never had the culture. Genetics I guess . Thank you so much for this amazing video. I can't stop smiling 🥲 hope to watch more of your Nigerian story. You are really doing well .
Thank you so much 😊 appreciate your thoughtful response! God bless you from where ever you are watching us from. If you liked this video you may like the one about getting a surprise package from Nigeria 🇳🇬 it is the second to last video I uploaded.
@@Kenton-Habiba oh my lovely 🌹 Ms habiba, I already watched that yesterday. Your brothers sent you a lovely northern Nigerian outfit. One a designer made it and the other helped with the shipment. Your looked so beautiful. You even addressed president Buhari. I gave a little comment on the video. I am at the moment watching the reunion of your father , mother, and your brother Bashiru. Very emotional for me . I am having cold literally watching your family come together. Your father loves you a lot .I admire your dad. I know he learned his mistakes. And I must say you brought your children up so well from the video I am at the moment watching. Your mother is a goddess. Extremely beautiful ❤️ Lots of love from a Nigerian living in Dubai.
@@daezysinspirationtv ❤️🥰👌🏽
One of Habiba’s greatest video,just watched the video when your father came to New York til the last part (part 5) and this one..its a roller coaster of emotions🤣
Habiba dear❤️you are awesome and you will be a great motivational speaker if you wanted to…I’ve learned a lot from your video,,soooo inspiring..You have so much kindness in your heart ❤️Bless you and your family🙏
I pray your dad's wish come true; having you all his children under one roof and getting to know each other. From the little l have seen from his visit and this interview, he is a great man and loving dad. Having stayed 17 years in the north, he is an exceptional Hausa man. May Allah grant him his heart desire. By the way , Thank you Habiba for loving and keeping in touch with him.
I love the way he calls your name every 5mins, your dad really loves you
Now that you know what Daddy wants, please try and reconcile the family before long like he said life is too short. Being a Hausa Muslim, if anything happens to him, the American family will not get to see him before his burial. Please keep talking to the others to forgive him. We have all made regrettable mistakes.
Your dad is a man with high integrity. I really enjoyed the interview! The fact that he owned up about his mistakes instead of justifying himself is right on point for me. God bless you all richly!
He is way better than Trump.
I watched all your videos when your father came to visit you. Am still in the middle of watching this, your dad is a good man. I must say, People worldwide have bad perceptions about Nigerians but I always say, in every corner of the world, there are bad and good people. Enjoying watching this, listening to your dad’s stories and wisdom. ☺️😊
Awesome! Appreciate you watching and commenting !
@@Kenton-Habiba is your vietnamese husband still have connection with vietnamese culture ?
@@anhtuuc7402 As much as he can- but keep in mind he grew up in the USA and despite having a vietnamese mother she did not teach him or his siblings the language - or should I say- she was discouraged from doing so by the White side of his family. He knows how ro make some vietnamese dishes and he enjoys eating vietnamese food. Hopefully one day we will visit Vietnam.
@@Kenton-Habiba ok I am a Nigerian but plus try and make your husband and kids know there root which is mainly Vietnamese
Why do people have bad impressions about Nigerian? This is my first hearing this.
I just love your heart Habiba. You are such a sweet soul and remind me of my relationship with my Dad. You are forgiving and despite our fathers' flaws, we love them. It just shows that you have a big heart. As your Dad rightly said, life is just too short and we all really need to make the best of it. We almost cannot live as long as we have already lived. Let's make the best of the time that we have left. Your Dad seems like a gentleman.
Thank you so much 😊 for watching and your kind words.
May God Bless you, Habiba.❤ You are a wonderful daughter.
Your Dad! The reason why I subscribed to your channel. So refreshing to see him. An intelligent man and yes, I agree with his views and his thoughts on relationships...know the family you are about to marry into. I respect him a whole lot. He is a greater man 👏👏👏👏
Thank you for watching! 😊
Your father is such a brilliant individual. I could listen to him all day
Your father is beautiful man. He fell because of culture, he still loves your mum and you his children. My heart is with the family. I pray they come back together again and find happiness in each other. Beautiful family.
Khalid has a Nigerian wife in my house.😂😂😂
Amazing Habiba, your lucky you got to have a relationship with your dad. One of my greatest regrets was never making an effort to get to know my dad and he passed away 4mths before I was suppose to go and visit him. Later on I got to learn that he had gone through hell, before that I just thought that he just didn't care. So good for you. Your an amazing person and such an inspiration.
Irene so sorry for the Loss of your father. May he rest in peace and take solace that he might have cared and troubled about you all these years. Take heart my dear. It shall be well.
Thank you so much for your kind words
Ok. I love that! 'Chineke' from an Hausa man. Maybe there is still hope for Nigeria.
Haha 😂
Oh Baba.....tears roll down my Eyes when he said we don't have control over our faith ....he is a loving ma.
You meant fate.
I think you dad still love your mother.
@Jodieann Thomas
I know right! I am commenting but I haven't watched this video yet. But from the last videos I watched a year or so ago, when Habiba's dad visited and her mom came to visit at the same time, he appeared to still be very much in love with her,
@@JanJan-pq4im yes i noticed that too. She also still love him even though she is fighting the emotion. Lol
Great family history.
Do try and visit Nigeria please. I love the authenticity in your relationship with your Baba. No sugar coating, no fakeness. Just real emotions
Thank you 😊
@@Kenton-Habiba Yes Habiba you have to try and visit nigeria with your family. Even if it is just once. You will forever be grateful that you did it someday.
Habiba this was very heart warming & touching. Alot of people arent able to have this experience. I will say that when it came to pre marital relationships Daddys views were very Northern Nigerian ( Esq). & i Respect the fact that he spoke his True Feelings when it came to your mother, i Truly Believe she is his TRUE Love No disrespect to his current wife & family! From a Fellow Nigerian from Auchi South,South of Nigeria born & raised in Oakland California ( The bay Area) But VERY connected to my family's Roots!
Thank you so much for watching!
Alhaji is so excited about Khalid's interest in arranged marriage. Trust he can make that happen😀. I love this video😍 walahi!
Haha 😂Thank you so much for watching!
Masha’Allah that was an amazing interview with your baba, Habiba. He has such a charming smile, and you share that trait with him. I hope someday for your family to travel to Nigeria. That would be a great opportunity to document a full circle life event. Thanks for inviting us in to share this moment.
The first time I watched your video, something in me tells me you’re a Nigerian....now I know. I enjoyed watching this video with your dad, very genuine. I’m a Nigerian from Delta state and I live in New Zealand 🇳🇿Thank you for entertaining us 🙏🏾
May God bless and keep your dad till you visit him here in Nigeria.
I know your Dad still loves your mom. So beautiful. I would watch this over and over. I would love to see you all together ❤
Your father should be the president Nigeria. God! He is so brilliant!
Your father reminds me very much of mine. He studied in ABU, Zaria, was also an engineer and because he lived in north Nigeria for a period of his working life, he adopted a similar dressing style to what your dad had on in the video.
I love that you've worked to develop a relationship with him, and I hope that it continues to be fruitful for both of you, and the rest of your family.
Thank you
Thank you Habiba. Your mother must be so proud of you. I share your videos with my friends some of them had mothers who were ‘Niger Wives’. My late dad had a similar stature to your dad - tall and dark. He also had a similar profile to yours. He met my late mother (Trinidadian) when they were both studying in Oxford where I was born. My dad also worked in Radio Broadcasting (in Ibadan c1958) . I also worked in Broadcasting in Lagos before I left for 🇬🇧in 1978. My mother passed in Trinidad before Christmas last year. I was not able to see her thanks to the pandemic restrictions.
My sincere condolences sis
@@victoriae337 Thank you
Condolences and be comforted.
@@randomvisuals5164 Thank you🙏🏿
Thank you so much for sharing your story and for watching!
I am from Angola and I lost my Dad 12 years ago. He was so proud of his Africam heritage and I wish he was still around so that I could ask him such questions. Great video.
Thank you so much for watching! Hopefully your dad is watching you now and smiling down on you .
The moment I am waiting for is the big reunion in Nigeria 🇳🇬...I hope God makes it happen for all your father's children to meet in one space, to celebrate life🙏 ❤...May your father be ALIVE to witness it. 😇🙌
God willing one day !
We are all waiting
Amen!!!
Pls don't let it be too long ok
@@Kenton-Habiba pls don't go there. Especially the North. Kidnappers in abundance.
I hope you have a snack ready because this is a longer video ! I hope you enjoy it and learn something new. Feel free to leave any questions not answered or that you are curious about, just in case we plan another video. You never know! For those who celebrate: Happy Easter!
All videos with your father are always interesting. You are truly your father's daughter you got your good humored nature from him. Can't wait for you to visit him in Nigeria, that blog would be explosive, his feelings for your mother never changed, wow that part got me 😢😢 they can still be friends it's never too lste6
It was so interesting I watched till the end if felt like a 5 min video i wanted more. In the beginning it felt like you were rushing him but it was a pleasure hearing him speak .
It was actually too short Habiba, I didn’t want it to end. It was like reading a good book😍
I really can’t wait to see the vlog about you visiting your dad in Nigeria. Whenever you do I hope you make multiple videos with lots of family activities! Nigerians tend to love family unity so much a lot....I am sure you will all first thru 7th cousins coming to visit with special gifts and treats 😀
Lastly Habiba, I think you are the ultimate daddy’s girl, your daddy’s love for you is palpable even through the screen 😊
Actually I really enjoyed your conversation with your dad...
Fulu Tshikota Awesome! Nervous energy in the beginning. 😅 I am happy it felt short because I was worried it would feel too long . I had almost an hours worth of footage and had to edit some of it out to keep the pace and again so it wouldn’t be too long .
The last part of the video brought tears to my eyes. Pls bring him back to visit soon. Hope your mum can put d past behind her and be friends with him. He seems to be a good man.
You know she's the love of his life. It's just situation.
It’s so great that you will have this interview for future generations to see. We should all strive to capture interviews with our elders while they are still with us. Thank your for sharing Habiba.
Thank you for watching!
Your dad is a typical Nigerian role model he is from the North but I can hear him say Chineke ehh meaning oh God in Igbo he is a great man I don’t hate Northern people but he is different and versatile in culture
WoW 🤩 I love my Nigerian man, so simple and polite 👍🏾
You have two beautiful parwnts treasure them.Your dad is wonderful and so highly educated.Wonderful vlog learning about your father.
Thank you very much for watching !
Thanks much Habiba👍. I could listen to your father for hours. He seems so laid back now. Khalid has found a job for him🤣. He can still visit Jamaica. There are now flights to & from Mobay/Lagos if it’s on his ‘bucket list’. Really enjoyed this. Thanks again.
Thank you so much 😊
Their last encounter was a bit uncomfortable for me to watch. He is such a sweet and lovely man....he is correct, life is too short to hold grudges. Nice to hear that you still understand Hausa and haven’t lost the intonations 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Your father looks very good!
Omg Habiba i was crying during the interview with your father.I can tell both of you were excited expecialy your father talking to each other.He could not stop laughing because he was happy. I think he is still in love with your mon and verse versa.
You all needs forgiveness on both sides.
Thank you so much for watching ! Look out for another video tomorrow (- "
Habiba this is wonderful I can c the healing between you&your father. He is so happy free and in love with u and your brothers as a senior I believe he regrets not being in the of his first three children and u guys was successful without him being there. Well done Habiba great job u r so full of love💯❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you dear.
Aww, Your dad is such a charming and lovely man, with that bubbly media personality too. I really hope you all have a chance to be reunited once again -all 7 kids and parents too. It would be a huge blessing 💕
Thank you so much!
Oh Habiba it will be sweet for you to visit him Nigeria.
Habiba am so excited to watch this episode. I pray your mum forgives your dad before anyone of them passes away 🙏
Good prayer
Lovely video. Can see true love between father and daughter. You definitely have a lovely dad. You and your family and siblings in the USA need to pay him a visit in Nigeria. Trust me you will not regret it and the videos of the visit and re union is bound to be an epic. Can't believe how good your Hausa tone sounds telling your dad goodbye. Say anjima! Sai watarana!
I can still speak a few words in Hausa and I understand a little if spoken slowly! Thank you so much for watching!
Your Dad has that African man charm that I love and he is such an intellectual
I can see why Mom fell for him
I love this interview rich culture and history proudly African
Thank you so much for watching !
This is the very first time I came across your channel and your dad reminds me a lot of mine RIP
I’m from Mauritania 🇲🇷 west North Africa and I have friends from Nigeria 🇳🇬.
Enjoy him while he is still with you because life is short.
Thank you 😊 Please feel free to watch my other videos with my father or about how I came to live in the USA 🇺🇸. God bless and thank you again for watching!
I just love the affection you have for your dad, Habiba. He is also no doubt a very good man and I enjoyed watching this and the part where he spoke about his relationship with your mum was very emotional. God bless him and the entire Tunau family
Your Dad was so amazing in the interview. He clearly comes from a very intelligent and intellectual lineage of which you are part of it. What a beautiful relationship, i wish I had done a similar thing with my dad a Q&A sadly he is gone. I am also part Nigerian so I can relate to your experiences. Love your channel
Thank you dear 😘💐
I grew up in Niger state before moving to the US. The mention of those towns truly bring back some good old memories. Thanks Habiba.
Thank you so much for watching!
I remember Bosso Road and Tundun Fulani. My first time in the North in 1994. I travelled to Suleja, Kontagora, Gulu and Shiroro. I remember the Gwaris who didn’t carry things on their heads. It’s unfortunate what political leadership have done to an otherwise lovely country.
I love his answer to, "One thing you would change about Nigeria". I agree with his reasoning!
Awwww...He still loves your mum dearly...
I love this one Habiba. In fact the series you created when your dad visited was so captivating. I have watched those episodes multiple times. You do such a great job...
Thank you so much 😊
I love your dad. He’s a great man and his wish to have the family to be re-united back again while he is still alive is absolutely amazing. May Allah be with you and the whole of the family.
It's so good that you reconnected with your dad two years after he visited you.
Thank you very much for watching!
This was so beautiful! I first came across your channel when he came! Ah Alhaji is such an educated, smart and funny man! I pray his wishes come true and the family is reunited in his lifetime! Mistakes happen but in time we realize that like he said, there is a bond and he was a Hausa man who was influenced by much.
I can’t count how many times he said your name, truly you will always have a special place for him as his 1st child and 1st daughter.
You have really beautiful half siblings too. I pray in time you guys get to see and meet each other.
My dad passed away 5 years ago and one of my treasured videos is one I did where I gave him a toast for his 70th birthday. Always important to give ppl their flowers while they can still smell them.
Ma Sha Allah.. your Dad is so intelligent and very handsome..his children are beautiful they all have beautiful names..and what he says about children he's hundred percent correct..you and your brother's looks like him. Treasure your parents God bless you 🙏❤️
Thank You so much for watching! 😊
Thanks a lot Habiba for sharing this heartwarming conversation with your father. That last answer your dad gave....I almost cried. Thank you.
Appreciate you watching!
This is a great interactive video, you are very lucky to have this opportunity with your dad. As a Nigerian myself, I like your dad, he is articulate and very eloquent.
Hello Habiba. Nice seeing you and your Dad. Trust Kenton and the Kids are well.
Watching you interview your Dad just made me wonder what my Late Dad"s response to some of my questions would be. It will be 5 year's next month since he passed. Please never take moments like this for granted. Peace and Love.
Thank you so much for watching and I am sorry about your father .
Hausa women are beautiful and Their Weddings culture is Beautiful.
Nigeria is so Blessed with Alot of Culture and Traditions. God bless Nigeria
Habiba, God will use you in a mighty way to reunite this family 👪 🙏 ❤ 💖 I am praying for you all 😍🥰😍🤩
Your Dad is the reason I've subscribed. I've never met my biological Dad you're blessed dear
See me grinning through out the video at 2:51AM. Nice video Habiba. Its always a delight watching you and your dad. I love the relationship you have with your dad.
This brought me so much joy Habiba!! So good to see the way you keep the family connected. That’s my role as well for my family. Life is short, live and love🇯🇲🇯🇲
What an accomplished and humble man
I did my NYSC in zamfara state 2001/2002.It was a beautiful place and the people were nice.I served in Danturai day secondary school.Everyone was so nice to me and that was my first time leaving Lagos.
Khalid made me laugh! Let's hope Grandpa Tunau will find his match for him. 😀
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Love the spirit, intellect and wisdom of your dad. And your obvious fondness for him that surpasses any issues your parents may have had. And he for you…he says your name with such care. You both have a charming sense of humor. I think he thoroughly enjoyed answering your questions.
Thank you sis, for bringing your Dad in once more, I watch last time he visited he was such a cheerful man. You are more of your dad. Do this often, Awesome. Great conversation I was smiling all through
Thank you so much 😊
So interesting story my dear. I didn't know that you are half Nigeria. Good to meet your Dad. Am from Nigeria as well but Yoruba. Love your channel
Woah! This is so refreshing. Habiba, I love, love your relationship and interview with grandpa. God bless you. Let's have more!
Thank you so much
This was a very heart warming interview, enjoyed watching, you and your dad are such warm people, I wish I had this opportunity with my dad before he passed, hurt and pain consume our lives that really forgiveness is everything.
Thank you so much for watching and so sorry about your father .
I love how you try to connect with your dad. I gave this video a thumbs up even before I finished watching it.
You are such a lovely family person. Keep up the good work and God continue to bless your home 🙏🏻
Thank you so so much !
Let love unite us all. Great video. I pray all your wishes come true as a family 🙏 Hold on to your dad, we don't know what we have until we lose it.
Thank you
Gal you were really hard on your dad but in a really nice and respectful way. You too are much alike by the way. I love it!!! So much father daughter love and affection-- he is super proud of you.
I was hard on him ? 😅 Not at all quite the opposite. If only you knew me 🦁
Your dad is so humble despite all his accomplishments. This is amazing! This kind of humility you wouldn't easily find in many African fathers. You are a very lucky woman and I'm glad you forgave him for not being around. I am really shocked about how open he was and did not mind answering your questions. I am sure he had some valid reasons for his absence because it's clear that he loves you, your mum and brothers. I hope your mum will get to forgive him one day.
I can't imagine asking my father all these questions! He will be furious no joke! 😂😂😂 So You are very lucky indeed. May God give your father a long life for you guys to make more memories.
Habiba said none of that Nigerian long-winded answers. Keep it short and sweet. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Too funny (- "
I really enjoyed this interview with your father, Habiba. You have lovely parents!!
Habiba, you’re the perfect combination. God gave you the best genes, I can see the Hausa in you and it’s beautiful how it combines with your Mom’s exquisite genes.
Soo Much History! God will preserve your parents for you to enjoy more of them my fellow sister!
Eeyah I can really see the love between both of u, I know he is a very proud father seeing how everyone of u turn out to be
Very interesting, I like the ending part of the video where he talked about reconciliation and making the most of the time both of them (father and mother) have left.
I very much believe in arranged marriages!!!
People erroneously think arranged marriages are forced marriages.
No.Arranged marriages are merely RECOMMENDATION and INVESTIGATION.
With dating, how much can you find out, about , not just the person in question but their roots?
It also makes young ladies vulnerable to men who merely take advantage of them in the name of marriage. Some get pregnant over and over in the process, only to be dumped!!!
Interesting point of view ! Thank you so much for watching!
Yes, arranged marriage is not forced marriage. If both parties don't like each other, the families back off. Most times, young people think they know what they want, as they grow older, they discover they really don't know what they want. If I ask young ladies today what they want in men, the majority of them will give me different answers if I ask the same question tomorrow. So, guidance of elders cannot be underestimated.
I love everything about this video. I’m so glad that you have the opportunity to know your father better. I love Nigeria. I pray that I can visit in my lifetime. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching!
I really enjoyed this. Thank you Habiba. Love how you laugh and pass your opinion on an issue or matter through when you don’t agree with someone (not the first time I’v noticed it). Thanks for showing us the other part of your dad that we weren’t aware of ( his achievements...)❤️.
Thank you so much for watching !
SO emotional, yet authentic and down to earth. Reminds me of own upbringing with my Dad and granddad being professionals in the 50"s. I have one sister by my Dad, but I am my Mom's only child, having a single daughter myself. Your Dad is very technical and proud of you and your family. So proud of his daughters ❤ and grandchildren. 🇹🇹 Here in Trinidad, my fate tells me that his wish.of uniting his family will come through and your Mom does understand his likeness for her though amicable could be without emotions and be mutual. Good Luck with your upcoming trip to Nigeria khalid's and your Dad's dreams. Saw in the background, a picture of your stepmother with similar features like Barbara, this life dearie .😢
I can listening to Alhaji all day long , Aunty Habiba kindly brings Alhaji back for more chats .
Bashir looks very much like his dad. I don't remember Omar's face bc Bashir is the one most often seen in some of your videos. You have your dad's personality though (among other things), Habiba.
Habiba looks like her dad too
Father -daughter moment. Great vlog
What a nice early Father's Day gift to your father? please include a brief version of this on father's day, of course Hands on & great Dad Kenton will receive rest of Vlog🇱🇷🇯🇲😘
Habiba I know this was recorded three years ago and I only came across it now. Like you said, your daddy was a bit different at that time. But having grown, he is a loving father and grandfather and has so much love for his family. I'm a South African, and we have Nigerians leaving here, but I'm surprised to see how different your daddy is. An intelligent father indeed. Your relationship is very great❤🇿🇦🙏
I am so delighted to see your awesome dad Alhaji again. What a joy
Thank you so much for watching!
I loved this vlog. Your father is very intelligent. I enjoyed the conversation between you guys. I think you should visit Nigeria. I was Lagos when the pandemic started last year. Outside of the people in the airport I enjoyed it. I can't wait to go back... Peace & Blessings to you both.
I really enjoyed this video. Family is everything. I pray that your daddy's wish of uniting your family comes true. I wish you all happiness.
Excited to see your dad again
You trailed to remembered your father when he is still alive, 👍....
THANK YOU FOR SHARING. I SINCERELY ENJOYED THIS, AND TRUST YOU ALL WILL BE IN EACH OTHER'S COMPANY SOON.LOVE AND LIGHT.
Thank you
Love what you are doing with your dad Habib's, am proud you are a Nigerian.
i really admire your patience and your dad's sincerity
I enjoyed the chat with your father very informative. It's good to have family history, it keeps family together, family is all we have ❤ Blessings to you both ❤
You asked questions which helped us learn about your dad. You seem to be the link that connects all of you to each other.😊
I will come back to the video, let me go and shot a video, i am loving this discussion.
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you really look like your dad! Love how up beat he is. He must really miss you.
Awwhhh habiba. I watched when your dad came to visit you and your family. Its good seeing him here again. He looks so well. Its good you have a good relationship with him. And he looks so pleasant. This is a heartwarming interview. Kudos to you.