Saw a black american youtuber guy thinking all Swedes where racist.. He was going around and staring angry at ppl in the subway and city..of course ppl will avoid him and think that he is weird or maybe dangerous. People speaking swedish to u is a pure sign that they think u are swedish and that skincolour isn't a thing..either u adapt and become Swedish or ur not. Being swedish is a way of life and how u adapt to the society and not a racial thing.

I love all you said,I’m a proud Nigerian as well 👏👏👏

@ruth_adewole_o

12 күн бұрын

Naija 🇳🇬 for life!

Hi there! This is the second time I’ve come across your video, and it seems you’re intellectually sound! The issues facing my African folks are disorientation, insecurity, and selfishness. I don't want to elaborate much on this. People often admire and, in most cases, touch my hair out of curiosity. How can one take offense at such acts? I’m always feel very proud and somehow special with such acts. Additionally, I’ve noticed that a typical Nigerian would rather deny their origin than connect with their compatriot. This isn't limited to Nigerians; many Africans, (with the exception of few countries in Eastern Africa like Egypt, Morocco, and a few others) exhibit similar behavior.

@ruth_adewole_o

11 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching and thanks for the compliment. I do hope we blacks get to the point where we are proud of ourselves

@ruth_adewole_o

11 күн бұрын

Please like and subscribe to my channel 😊 Thank you

All valid points made!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@ruth_adewole_o

10 күн бұрын

Thank you ♥️

How long have you been living in Sweden?

Thanks for your lovely and Informative videos, quite helpful. I have a few personal questions relating to Sweden. Please can I send a DM?

@ruth_adewole_o

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching 😊You can send a dm

a black woman always has a different opinion than 5 black men...im just saying

@ruth_adewole_o

12 күн бұрын

Could you explain better?

@peterchapman3740

11 күн бұрын

@@ruth_adewole_o no he will not

Huh😂 maybe u still new in sweden, ask ppls who been living there for more than 15years or more or the once who was born there

@ruth_adewole_o

7 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching! Ask them about what though?

Your son is born in Sweden ....how on earth you are going to teach him he is Nigerian....ethnically nigerian but homeland is Sweden for him

@ruth_adewole_o

8 күн бұрын

He’s Nigerian! Or will he be more Swedish than Nigerian?

@bigbig-km1hb

8 күн бұрын

@@ruth_adewole_o what makes nigerian a nigerian....not only skin color but whole cultural experience of growing up there...your son will have a nordic cultural make up

@bigbig-km1hb

8 күн бұрын

@@ruth_adewole_o you should be wise what you will teach him or else he will be so confused...he should respect both countries

@ruth_adewole_o

8 күн бұрын

I believe what I addressed in my video was clear. Even I who was not born in Sweden respect it and I have been very clear about that in my videos and there’s no way I will teach my son otherwise. However, I cannot teach him to forget his homeland. It’s that simple. He will also learn about his home country as he also lives and learns about Sweden. He will learn about Nigeria, he will visit there by God’s grace, he will even learn to speak his language. Who says he can’t learn both Swedish and Yoruba? He’s a Yoruba boy- A Nigerian Swede Thanks a lot for engaging😊

@bigbig-km1hb

8 күн бұрын

@@ruth_adewole_o its difficult topic and there is no simple ways about it...i am myself of an immigrant background...all i want to say there must be equal respect for both places ...birth place and place where parents come from...cause obviously at home it will be all about one way and culture but stepping out of home totally different culture and ways...