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FOREIGNERS who love 🇳🇬Nigeria and want to be Nigerians & Nigerians who are PROUD to be Nigerians 🇳🇬

#nigeria #world #tiktoktrend Nigerians are making waves globally in every sector. In music, Afrobeats artists like Burna Boy, Davido, Wizkid, Asake, Rema, Kizz Daniel, Fireboy, Oxlade, and Victony are selling out arenas worldwide. Nollywood, now the second-largest film industry by output, continues to dominate, with Nigerian movies being a staple across Africa. Many Africans grew up watching Nollywood films, and now, platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime have dedicated categories for Nigerian movies. Nigeria’s cultural influence—its “soft power”—extends beyond entertainment. Nigerian movies frequently top YouTube searches, while Nigerian fashion is making a mark on global stages, rivaling events like the Met Gala, the Oscars, and the Grammys. Nigerian cuisine is also gaining worldwide recognition, with dishes like Jollof rice, fufu and egusi, and plantain becoming global sensations, even sparking viral food challenges. Traditional Nigerian weddings, rich in culture, have captured international attention, with many eager to experience the grandeur—especially wearing the iconic agbada, a signature outfit for Yoruba grooms. This video explores Nigeria’s rise as a cultural powerhouse and its significance not just for the country but for Africa as a whole. However, Nigerian success in the U.S. has also sparked debates and comparisons between Black Americans and African immigrants, particularly Nigerians. #nigeria #nigerianews #nigerianculture