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Funny Video of What the British Voters can learn from Nigerians...ROFTL




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What’s Up Africa is back for season two! 2015 has been a big year for elections: Zambia, Sudan, Nigeria and…the UK. But how do elections in Britain compare with those in African countries, in particular Nigeria? Ikenna Azuike went out on the streets of London as election fever gripped the nation.

You would never believe how much of Nigeria, the British people know.
keep yourself busy with the video of this very beautiful satire of our darling African nations, most especially, Nigeria. Please brace yourself for this okay?
Watch this funny video as you unwind...  hmmm Relaxation galore. See video.
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  1. Anonymous28 June 2015 at 01:00

    I love this ifey..please keep streaming these videos and some other funny videos.. i trust you can get all the funny videos. i get lost when i see plenty of them without any explanation at all. at least your site makes it easy for one to check which one e would like to watc by reading an intro to it. thanks

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