Is There “Africa Time” In London ??

TubeMan — Wed, 25 May 2016 08:11:57 +0000

Africans are known to have a relaxed attitude towards time when it comes to appointments, attending events or meetings, which gave birth to the term ‘African Time’. But the Europeans on the other hand are always on time, so is there any such thing as African Time in London?

“We want to get there when everything is happening,” says one man

BattaBox presenter Mary ask some Africans in London – Is there African Time In London?

“African time is British timing backwards,” laughs one lady

Nigerians especially who blame everything on traffic understand the African Timing perfectly, so when planning for an event or a meeting, the time is fixed an hour or two early to give room for the late comers.

“Its not African’s alone, its a Black People Timing (BPT),” explain one guy

Do you use African Time? Watch and enjoy!

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Nigeria’s Street Preachers Come To London

TubeMan — Tue, 19 Apr 2016 06:18:58 +0000

Nigerians are very religious people,therefore, street evangelism and preaching is known to Nigerians and Africans. The preachers stand on the streets, in the bus, and anywhere there is crowd to preach the gospel to people,and hand them flyers, but do they end up winning any souls?

“It is our duty as a Christian, to reach out to people that don’t know about Jesus,”

BattaBox presenter Mary discovered a Nigerian man Mr Chibuzor Johnson who preaches the gospel on the streets of London, he talks about his quest to win souls for Christ and the challenges he faces.

“Some people find it funny, they say i’m crazy, but some are very happy that i do it,” says Mr Johnson

Some months ago a fellow Nigerian man was kicked off the bus in London, by Londoners, for disturbing the peace of the bus with his preaching. Since the white man brought Christianity to Africa, does this mean people in London do not believe in God anymore?

“Londoners have derailed from the lord,” says Mr Johnson

Mary further asks some people how they feel about street evangelism.

“This is very good and fantastic, we have to go round and win souls for him,” says one woman

While others didn’t think street evangelism is necessary at all.

“Its not going to make me become a proper christian,” replies one guy

Watch and enjoy!