American conservative commentator and outspoken media personality Candace Owens has showered praises on Nigerian culture, highlighting its strong family values and vibrant traditions.
Speaking passionately on The Candace Show via TikTok, Owens revealed her deep admiration, humorously calling herself a “Nigeria stan.”
Owens was full of appreciation for how Nigerians maintain their cultural identity and excel professionally, especially in the United States. She expressed:
> “I am a Nigeria stan. I think Nigerians just really have their ish together, their culture together.”
She went on to applaud the remarkable achievements of Nigerians abroad, adding:
> “Whenever you meet a Nigerian, they’re all doctors here in the USA. Their families are together; they take marriage seriously.”
“I Wish I Was Nigerian”
With her trademark wit, Owens joked about her admiration for the Nigerian way of life, saying:
> “I wish I was Nigerian. I do, a little bit, but I’m not. Not even a little bit. They do have a very good culture.”
In a light-hearted moment, she entertained the idea of identifying as Nigerian:
> “I don’t know. I tell people I’m Nigerian. I’m going to start just saying I am Nigerian. Nobody can tell me I’m not Nigerian. Everybody can be whatever they want to be nowadays, but I am a Nigeria stan.”
Owens didn’t just stop at admiration—she also celebrated the humor and resilience of Nigerians.
> “They are funny. They have very good values,” she noted, reiterating her respect for the culture.
Her remarks have sparked conversations about the global perception of Nigeria and its values, leaving many Nigerians appreciative of her kind words.
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