I thought only Tayo had it....now isee another crazzy cinematographer EBOH U guys keep making us proud & bringing nija out to the world. I am subscribijg righht awau
We do not need the government to build our home, we can do it ourselves with the help of the diaspores, but only if they wake up and realize what you see. This is why I am coming back home, This awakening happened to me after traveling around the world.
Very well said. The government alone will not do everything for anyone anywhere in the world. The governed also have a role to play towards the greatness of the country and I'm happy you have considered contributing your quota to national development as that's how the most envious countries on earth did it that they became desirable places to live in. If even as much as 50m of 200+m Nigerians would think of what they can do to better the fortunes of Nigeria, then the country will be greater than it has ever been. But if Nigerians will only be seeking out opportunities to bash the government of the day, then things won't move and the foreign investors or tourists will also look down on the country which means nothing gets done and no new value is added.
I can attest to the Ibom golf course, it is special. Bring loads of ice 🧊 as the heat is nothing you have experienced, the views of palm trees from the hills are to behold.
Well, now that you know there's a place like this. You could perhaps, set up a beach resort or something along those lines in Eastern Obolo or any costal area in the state and advertise it. This becomes your new money spinner in addition to what you already do for a living. That's how Lagos did it. The beach resorts in Lagos are privately owned and run, which creates employment for the youth and increases IGR by means of corporate and income taxes. And the same thing can be achieved here by anyone. It mustn't be an Akwa Ibom citizen.
Nigeria is a mixture of culture. Hear the name of the fishing community. Oluekpo okoroete... Tells you these may be the ljaws, lgbos and Efik Mix who settled in the fishing areas for centuries...
Beautiful! I appreciate you showing us the beauty and vastness of Nigeria. I believe with our constant prayers the leadership and government of Nigeria will change for the good of the people.
Nigeria should excel as a united entity. But restructuring is long overdue. There needs to be a non-violent revolution to topple the avaricious "ruling class" and all the looted funds dating from 1973 must be recovered. Keep up the excellent work of showing us more hidden treasures and exotic locations inside Nigeria.
The grounds looked beautiful. I hope it is fully open to the public. I agree with what you said about tourism - it seems West African countries are yet to truly invest in this area.
Thank God you added "if not the bad government ...". Nigeria is the most blessed country in the world with immense human, intellectual, mineral, and natural resources capital. The only BIG minus we have is the most despicable creatures running the government at all levels.
Another great video. The beach I akwa ibom looked so beautiful. So much untapped beauty in Nigeria. Do you know if there are any beaches like that around Portharcourt?
@@linkso7166 set up your business and harnesses the benefits of the natural environment. Ibeno for example is very accessible by road from the rest of Akwa Ibom State and by extension, the rest of Nigeria and the wider world. All you need do is visit the place and think of a business you can do to tap into the beach life and tourism industry.
The problem with Nigeria is Nigerians, I try not to blame the government anymore.Not until we start rejecting these older generations and start voting young,dynamic, competent people over temporary monetary gains nothing will change in Nigeria.l am not from the east but l watched the election of the new ohaneze recently and felt sorry for nigerians.Younger capable people were there yet they voted for probably the oldest man there.Come on,in this changing digital age how do you expect such people to comprehend lnternet,UA-cam,Facebook,Internet banking,fibre,broadband etc?We can not vote such people in office and expect a modern,digital economic development, just doesn't work like that.You can not give what you dont have.Age does not equate competence,respect should be earned not given for the sake of age..These people don't know the importance of tourism and many other aspect of today's economy, it was never them,yet we keep voting for them.Nice places though,thanks for sharing.
Believe it or not, this is a common issue in many countries..some of the details pertaining to what a government needs to do in order to benefit all people and progress and advance some of its internal and external operations may be different, but the fight of the younger, more dynamic, fearless leaders ready to enact and embrace change, trying to uproot the stagnant, stiff-necked, leaders with only self vested interests, old minds, and unproductive strategies is exactly the same
@@Miranda9Bella ln most countries there is a retirement age, when you stop working not hanging on there for dear life. Look at even African countries the ones that are doing well are the ones with younger leaders,Botswana, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda even Ghana and look at the ones with older generation presidents and compare.The protest and revolution should be to stop these old people from continue in government, that's when true change will happen in Nigeria. The good riple effect of these old people retiring is staggering if you take time and think about it..At the moment they are nothing but bottleneck in the system,holding everything up..
@@suntanglory Yes, very true..I am sorry I probably did not clarify that the older/younger challenge I was referencing was indeed the one faced in governments..many places shamedully do not have a a max age limit or max term limits on some positions or offices, which can keep corrupt leaders, indifferent leaders, or old generation leaders in those offices..in these instances an overwhelming population of the people must come together to demand or petition for new legislation to address limitations.. it is always an uphill battle from many angles..but I was agreeing with you my friend, you share many excellent points..
@@suntanglory Yes she shall! And it will be because of extraordinary people like you! Partner with others like your self, great minds can do great things, together!🤝🏽
Remove lies because we Nigerians love lieing, how many golf courses you have visited in West Africa? Tell us by showing them to us, that's how Ifeanyi Uba built a pitch that is not even a training pitch standard and call it international stadium, I asked him a question he never answered, if you call that thing at Nnewi an International stadium, what will that at Uyo Akwa Ibong State will be called?
Perhaps there's a bigger one somewhere is west Africa, considering this golf course at Uyo has been around for a few years. So, tell us which is the largest golf course in West Africa. We'd love to learn and perhaps visit too. We learn everyday.
Wow! This is fascinating! You're really exposing the beauty of Nigeria to the world. Bravo!
Thanks for watching
Dope video bro! Nice one !
Thanks bro, I appreciate. Respect 🙌
Tayo and Eboh collaboration will be a bomb.
Two great vloggers
Looking forward to be like you guys
I thought only Tayo had it....now isee another crazzy cinematographer EBOH
U guys keep making us proud & bringing nija out to the world.
I am subscribijg righht awau
Dope video bro! 👏🏾
Tayo i think this fellows here don't know who you are man 😀
you are a patriotic citizen of Nigeria, you are for good.
We do not need the government to build our home, we can do it ourselves with the help of the diaspores, but only if they wake up and realize what you see. This is why I am coming back home, This awakening happened to me after traveling around the world.
Very well said.
The government alone will not do everything for anyone anywhere in the world. The governed also have a role to play towards the greatness of the country and I'm happy you have considered contributing your quota to national development as that's how the most envious countries on earth did it that they became desirable places to live in.
If even as much as 50m of 200+m Nigerians would think of what they can do to better the fortunes of Nigeria, then the country will be greater than it has ever been. But if Nigerians will only be seeking out opportunities to bash the government of the day, then things won't move and the foreign investors or tourists will also look down on the country which means nothing gets done and no new value is added.
Beautiful Nigeria
Thanks for watching
This video is more than a bomb on UA-cam original , feeling so grateful to have been part of this video creation
Thanks for being in the team Geb.🙌
I like your collaboration with Eboh Media... guys keep the fire burning, we appreciate it
Amazing Akwa Ibom!
when I was at the Ibom hotel, I forgot I was in so called Nigeria, it is so far removed from what anyone could perceive as “Nigeria”
So True
SAME thing happened to me...... The environment is different
This vlog deserve to go viral
Like everything was just a professional touch
I can attest to the Ibom golf course, it is special. Bring loads of ice 🧊 as the heat is nothing you have experienced, the views of palm trees from the hills are to behold.
Yes, brother, you said it all, Nigeria is too beautiful, but soo few people know about her beauty!
Akwa Ibom how come you have a beautiful place like this, ABA and PH are just around the corner and you can't monetize it?
Common now!!!!
Well, now that you know there's a place like this. You could perhaps, set up a beach resort or something along those lines in Eastern Obolo or any costal area in the state and advertise it. This becomes your new money spinner in addition to what you already do for a living. That's how Lagos did it. The beach resorts in Lagos are privately owned and run, which creates employment for the youth and increases IGR by means of corporate and income taxes. And the same thing can be achieved here by anyone. It mustn't be an Akwa Ibom citizen.
Another beautiful footage from Eboh Media... Keep the fire burning bro we appreciate your works. Akwa Ibom Ayaya.
Thank you Essien
Akwa Ibom so lovely and Serene with beautiful girls and delicacies
Where is the lie ?
No lie at all
The only lie is the girls
👍💓nice video and great job.
Thanks for watching
Akwa Ibom is beautiful. We are waiting for aerial views of other major towns in the state.
The aerial views will be up soon
@@ebohmedia2459 I believe you. No dulling
Nigeria is a mixture of culture. Hear the name of the fishing community. Oluekpo okoroete... Tells you these may be the ljaws, lgbos and Efik Mix who settled in the fishing areas for centuries...
IPOB u dan come again
You visited alot of place in one vlog kudos
thanks a lot for that nice trip over nigeria ! always so happy to discover more about our amazing country !
Thanks Ludo, respect 🙏
My state dey tush 247
So beautiful!
You're killing me with these videos
Don't die on me please 😃, thanks for watching.
Great video, please continue showcasing Nigeria to the world.
Thanks for watching
This video trip was epic. Well done! Nigeria is indeed a blessed country with good people.
Beautiful! I appreciate you showing us the beauty and vastness of Nigeria. I believe with our constant prayers the leadership and government of Nigeria will change for the good of the people.
Yes Tonya, we are hopeful, there has to be a big change we pray so.
Amen. Nigeria will be great
I'm curious about Aba... 🇵🇱🌏👍State Abia
Now this is where a go pro is necessary
Well done guys...keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Nigeria should excel as a united entity. But restructuring is long overdue. There needs to be a non-violent revolution to topple the avaricious "ruling class" and all the looted funds dating from 1973 must be recovered. Keep up the excellent work of showing us more hidden treasures and exotic locations inside Nigeria.
Beautiful beach and fishing village
Pure natural 🌧️
Great content
Wow, You guys Rock!
beauty of the east
Fantabulous
Am proud of you bro. keep it up
Thank you bro 🙏
Awesome !!!
One day, I want to visit here!
Go for it!
We enjoyed it please video ogbunike international market in Anambra state for us yagazie nwachineke
Sopuru I will try to make the video in the future.
I can see you enjoyed yourself
I just subscribe today, because you are good.
Oh, thank you so much 🙏
Nice one
Nice one gee
Thank you Nwanne
Coming for training
Good job
The grounds looked beautiful. I hope it is fully open to the public. I agree with what you said about tourism - it seems West African countries are yet to truly invest in this area.
It is open for public . About tourism yes West Africa has alot of amazing tourist attractions untapped, West Africa need to do more on Tourism
Thank God you added "if not the bad government ...". Nigeria is the most blessed country in the world with immense human, intellectual, mineral, and natural resources capital. The only BIG minus we have is the most despicable creatures running the government at all levels.
akwaibom
💙💙💙
Tayo fo one in Abiribo
Tayo pse do Abiriba it looks dope
Another great video. The beach I akwa ibom looked so beautiful. So much untapped beauty in Nigeria. Do you know if there are any beaches like that around Portharcourt?
I'm not sure if there is any beach like that in Port Harcourt.
Bro do you need License to Fly your Drone
I'm getting a mavic mini but I'm not sure if I need a license to fly it
For mavic mini I don't think you need a license
@@ebohmedia2459
Ok thanks for the reply mine is on the way hopefully it will arrive this December
Saw your old videos seems like you lived in JKT too
With 18 oles...
You too can support your state government to make state beauty too okay
How my dear
@@linkso7166 set up your business and harnesses the benefits of the natural environment. Ibeno for example is very accessible by road from the rest of Akwa Ibom State and by extension, the rest of Nigeria and the wider world. All you need do is visit the place and think of a business you can do to tap into the beach life and tourism industry.
The problem with Nigeria is Nigerians, I try not to blame the government anymore.Not until we start rejecting these older generations and start voting young,dynamic, competent people over temporary monetary gains nothing will change in Nigeria.l am not from the east but l watched the election of the new ohaneze recently and felt sorry for nigerians.Younger capable people were there yet they voted for probably the oldest man there.Come on,in this changing digital age how do you expect such people to comprehend lnternet,UA-cam,Facebook,Internet banking,fibre,broadband etc?We can not vote such people in office and expect a modern,digital economic development, just doesn't work like that.You can not give what you dont have.Age does not equate competence,respect should be earned not given for the sake of age..These people don't know the importance of tourism and many other aspect of today's economy, it was never them,yet we keep voting for them.Nice places though,thanks for sharing.
Believe it or not, this is a common issue in many countries..some of the details pertaining to what a government needs to do in order to benefit all people and progress and advance some of its internal and external operations may be different, but the fight of the younger, more dynamic, fearless leaders ready to enact and embrace change, trying to uproot the stagnant, stiff-necked, leaders with only self vested interests, old minds, and unproductive strategies is exactly the same
@@Miranda9Bella ln most countries there is a retirement age, when you stop working not hanging on there for dear life. Look at even African countries the ones that are doing well are the ones with younger leaders,Botswana, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda even Ghana and look at the ones with older generation presidents and compare.The protest and revolution should be to stop these old people from continue in government, that's when true change will happen in Nigeria. The good riple effect of these old people retiring is staggering if you take time and think about it..At the moment they are nothing but bottleneck in the system,holding everything up..
@@suntanglory Yes, very true..I am sorry I probably did not clarify that the older/younger challenge I was referencing was indeed the one faced in governments..many places shamedully do not have a a max age limit or max term limits on some positions or offices, which can keep corrupt leaders, indifferent leaders, or old generation leaders in those offices..in these instances an overwhelming population of the people must come together to demand or petition for new legislation to address limitations.. it is always an uphill battle from many angles..but I was agreeing with you my friend, you share many excellent points..
@@Miranda9Bella Thank you! Our beautiful motherland shall be free.
@@suntanglory Yes she shall! And it will be because of extraordinary people like you! Partner with others like your self, great minds can do great things, together!🤝🏽
Is the Nigerian identity strong?
Hi daddy
Thanks for watching Son
Your political monologue was unnecessary. In saner climes the citizens visit these places and naturally they grow!
As far as is in the power Nigeria will never move forward
Remove lies because we Nigerians love lieing, how many golf courses you have visited in West Africa? Tell us by showing them to us, that's how Ifeanyi Uba built a pitch that is not even a training pitch standard and call it international stadium, I asked him a question he never answered, if you call that thing at Nnewi an International stadium, what will that at Uyo Akwa Ibong State will be called?
Not to spite you bro, but the golf course is the biggest and probably the most beautiful in west Africa
Perhaps there's a bigger one somewhere is west Africa, considering this golf course at Uyo has been around for a few years.
So, tell us which is the largest golf course in West Africa. We'd love to learn and perhaps visit too.
We learn everyday.