Why Millions of Nigerians Are Moving To IVORY COAST ?

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Why Millions of Nigerians Are Moving To IVORY COAST ?


Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) is a francophone country known for its hospitality and welcoming atmosphere an nd in this country , there are more than 5 million Nigerians who successfully living and happy in the country and to be more precise, 80% of these residents in Ivory Coast are Yoruba, from Ejigbo, Osun State.

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  1. The fact is if Nigeria is okay,people will not be running away to other countries.
    Father God,there is nothing you can not do,let there be a divine change in Nigeria iJN.
    Its so sad that then people run to nigeria for better life,now nigerians are running away to other countries.

  2. Intold history Benin repulic has been the bandary between Biafra and Nigeria that was the reason Ojukwu flew to Ivory Coat during the war in fact, Gabon, Sierra Leone Haiti came fir Biafran aids Norway help with fish to strengthen children's born for growth that was why Ojukwu when there. If Igbo left where Ojukew was and move to another place this is because Yoruba would not leave Igno alone there is no Hausa there at this moment as Ojukwu left Yoruba have occupied the land. You can see how Republic of Benin is till now for what they did to the Igbo. Yoruba must get ready their time will come.

  3. Too much population of black in Nigeria, Nigeria is over populated song around the world with which they want to depopulate Nigeria this is how it began. When a country booms many will leave their place come to the land they know they don't belong, copy their language and begin fighting to appropriate the land. Year by year people float to Nigeria now that the country has fallen don't you see them telling us that their mother came from Nigeria using English system where women hold ground more than men. We know that Africa were one people but know your root most of them are Muslim some have joined to kill their own brothers separation of the weath from the shelf later we shall meet again in peace. Igbo still have ortion in Ivery Coast.

  4. Ankara yẹbẹ yẹbẹ ọwá l'Abidjan…
    Yorubas from Ejigbo that I've met also travel to Cote D'Ivoire annually to celebrate with their families, I learnt the much holders generations have tribal marks..Also,you can catch a bus to Abidjan direct from Ejigbo,Oṣun state….❤❤ From Minnesota 🇺🇸

  5. ..@Pharouk Damilola , im Ivorian and some things are wrong in this video especially the titleis very MISLEADING , by you saying millions of nigerians are moving to ivory coast you're encouraging millions to move to ivory coast. im sorry but hospitality doesnt mean stupidity. you're to visit but for the stay now its going to have to be VERY REGULATED, we dont want all the bad eggs of nations to come invade us. we will filter immigartion from everybody now no matter the race or culture! thanks for your work on cote d'ivoire though.

  6. The reality is, a lot of these other countries like to come to Côte D'ivoire and are accepted as citizens in our country. But we can never ever go to their countries and get too comfortable. They'll remind us that we are foreigners. But they are very comfortable in our country. We are too nice and hospitable to a fault. So ivorians needs to stop welcoming everybody so easily. I know that, that's how we are raised and how our first president indoctrinated us, to be kind and loving but, we need to also be for ivorians first. We need to love ourselves and benefit ourselves first, then put others after. But most ivorians cherish foreigners more than ourselves. Until they insult us to our faces and show their real colors.

  7. historical info, coming from an ivorian the tribe of Didier Drogba the bete/kroumen in west of Cote D'ivoire are ancestraly the direct cousins if not brothers of the igbos of Nigeria

  8. I love Ivorians they are very good but of u don't want oney Thier law is one problem,Yoruba was there long time ,and they don't have problem,if u trespass they won't forgive u ooh

  9. But WHEEENNNN will Nigerians stay home and truly get down to the business of developing their own country??? Stop running away to other countries and get busy doing the hard work of truly making Nigeria great. I don't get it. 🤦‍♂️

  10. I lived in Lome Togo for a few yrs in the late 90s and early 2000s. We had a market called Asieye (excuse my spelling) majority of the business owners in that market especially the clothing, shoes and bag businesses were Nigerians mainly of the Igbo tribe! If they don’t come to the market for one day… forget going to the market that day!

  11. Thanks for your video. I repeat Africa is one, a land without borders. We were given languages that were not ours and man-made borders came to exist. We should feel at home in any African country. Nigerians are present in every African country. Thank you Cote d'ivoire.

  12. This is true, when I visited Ivory coast and went here it felt like I was in Lagos or Ibadan .
    There were a lot of them speaking Yoruba even though they speak other languages.
    Well done, this is a very enlightening video.

  13. hi there pharouk ivorian living in the uk and who has nigerians friends, i salute you for the good light you're shedding on my country. which is also yours as African. but the truth is Nigerians are indeed a problem for Africa and also ivory coast . we gave nigerians hospitality and all but a good numbers of Nigerians came to bring the same bad things there where doing in Nigeria to Ivory coast . this has to stop ! on this stay blessed brother you and your family and thanks for the work

  14. I am Ivorian and Nigerians have been part of my life since a young age. Most of them are now Ivory Coast citizens because they have either one Ivorian parent or just introduced a legal request to get citizenship. The funny part is that I speak better English than most of my Nigerian friends because they grew up in Cote d'Ivoire among French speakers. What I love is that no matter the generation, they will speak their language to each other: Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo… I went to school with Adejare, Raji, Yekini, Boran and many more.

  15. I cant stop laughing. Kano State and all of the Fulanis will takw over the land of Nigeria. My God what is this? You want to move to the Caribbean Nigerians? Nana came toake himself know in my country after 400 years.