See How Beautiful Port Harcourt Nigerian Looks Like Today
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Welcome to a mesmerizing journey through the enchanting city of Port Harcourt, Nigeria! In this video, we invite you to witness the remarkable transformation and natural splendor that Port Harcourt has to offer today.
Port Harcourt, often referred to as the "Garden City," is a thriving metropolis that has evolved into a vibrant and picturesque destination. Join us as we explore the city's captivating landscapes, modern infrastructure, and cultural diversity.
In this video, you'll have the opportunity to:
🌆 Admire the striking cityscape that showcases the dynamic growth and development of Port Harcourt.
🏞️ Explore the lush green spaces, parks, and waterfront areas that give the city its well-deserved "Garden City" moniker.
🏙️ Witness the impressive architecture and infrastructure, from skyscrapers to innovative urban planning projects.
🎭 Immerse yourself in Port Harcourt's rich cultural scene, where art, music, and traditions come to life.
🛍️ Discover the bustling markets and vibrant street life that make Port Harcourt a unique and thriving hub.
Join us as we showcase the stunning transformation of Port Harcourt and uncover the hidden gems that make this city a true masterpiece. Whether you're a local resident or a curious traveler, this video will provide you with a fresh perspective on Port Harcourt's beauty and charm.
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This place road network is crazinly amazing I don't even think Lagos road is this good
Wow. Port harcourt is really beautiful, keep up the good work. I enjoyed this video
Port harcourt would look even better and attract more attention if it makes move to live up to its brand name -The Garden City. Avenues and suburbs could have more tress and shrubs. Colourful purple trees like the Jacaranda mimosifolia and red leafed ones like Delonix Regias could supplement the green ones. Flowering shrubs could be used roadside where practical.
Port Harcourt is beautiful
Thanks for going back to my city again .
I wanted to request this .
Seems you got me early .😊
I really miss home , it's been 6years now .
Hopefully I'm coming this December 🙏
Look how neat the roads are
wow Port Harcourt is wonderful
The guy doesn't understand much about the demographics.
Ikwerre is Igbo, and ijaws make up a big population there, nice video, keep it up ❤
Eeish! port harcourt is very beautiful. it is not like what i saw 3years ago...what has happened? i think its my best city now in nigeria. port harcourt ,am following your progress closely. you almost look like a western city. my only problem is, where is the CBD pictures?
Fmr. Gov Wike did great in Portharcourt. Clean roads and environment
Kudos to Wiki
We call everywhere in Rivers state Port Harcourt since it’s the capital of Rivers state but in the real world all the beautiful and green places is actually Obio/Akpor. Almost everywhere you drove through is Obio/Akpor and the most common language there is Ikwerre.
Big lie. You don't know Portharcourt. This video was mainly made in Portharcourt. Both old and New GRA are in Portharcourt. Portharcourt ended after GRA Junction Aba road. From Ikwerre Rd, Portharcourt ended before Agip flyover. I'm an indigene & have worked in revenue offices so I know the boundaries.
@@brightgeorge5222 you even say small lie, you said big lie 😢
I miss pH
Why will you say a plot of land at Ogbogoro is 350k like have you price one before
Cause last time I checked a plot is about 9million plus
😂😂😂 I was shock when he said it, even the hotel price he gave is very very wrong port has hotels that cost more than 200k a night in GRA
@@simplyehi5896 ahh swr I tire for them oo
Point of correction there's no land for 300 to 350k here in pH
Only GRA and other luxurious places is in port Harcourt. The other places are Rivers state. When you're about to enter spar, you'll see "welcome to port Harcourt city"
You guys were in villages (rivers state). I know it's mind blowing
This comment makes absolutely no sense. Port Harcourt is in Rivers state and part of Rivers state. What do you mean by "the other places are in Rivers state?"
PH is beautiful but adding trees on the road would make it better
PH needs a CBD to be considered a top African city.
Questions seems like reading from a book
well ~goodbye-Travel- ))
I've actually never commented on any YT video at all, but his here, I just couldn't hold it on not commenting. The Interviewer spoilt this video. It is best watched on mute. First of all, if you really want to impress your audience, get a real indigene of PH and ask more mature questions. What is, "what is the most expensive thing in PH?"
Some of us watching these PH videos are pure indigenes of PH and to see an outsider saying nothing they know about my home makes it so irritating to watch.
You really have to get your question straight before asking, as they're sounding like a nursery school questions.
Your Curator is only familiar with GRA.
Bcus thats only place he is just going round and round ,
There are lots of places to check out , Igwuruta , NTA, Choba , Iwofe , etc.
The places u just mentioned aren't Portharcourt. Those places are Obio Akpor. Other places he should have navigated to is Olu-Obasanjo Rd, Dline, Old Portharcourt township, Borikiri
You really didn't explore the city, Try out the administrative part of the city,
They asked you tribes in Rivers State and you're listing urhobo, Yoruba, Hausa and igbo. Is the answer not meant to be indigenous tribes and not visitors?
Lol , normally pH na igbo land , how I wish all Igbo's in lag, abj , Kano , Kaduna and warri can return to pH
There was no need to play the video twice.
If u want to get correct info about Rivers or ph then put small effort and look for an indegine Or someone that actually knows the place. That guy knows absolutely nothing about ph. Please 🙏 try and push out authentic information about places for ur audience, not by getting info from a random driver that probably just moved in last year that does not even know what ethnicities occupies RV
Exactly 😂
Exactly, he's only spent 7yrs, that's not enough to know about the entire city if you ask me, particularly if you're not an indigene.
Very inexperienced interviewer, asking kindergarten questions. The interviewer spoilt this beautiful video. She has a lot of maturity to do.
As in 😂. It’s best to mute the video 😂
This is due to the lack of proper jobs in the country, some girls(age 21-29) lack that professional etiquette, professional way of communicating with others that they would have acquired in an organized work environment like you see in a more developed economy. The boys/men don't really have that problem cause they are always out hustling and communicating with their peers. Perhaps she was following a script with the where are we now question but all the same when she deviates from it.
What is beautiful here? Please am not seeing anything here jare. Is this your definition of beauty?
If you think this is beautiful, l wonder what you will call south African cities or cities in Europe. We Nigerians have to raise our standard,dont accept mediocrity...
What's with the "where are we now"?
Very childish puerile questioning!
👊🏾🇳🇬 !
If you believe Port Harcourt is beautiful it simply means you don't have taste!
There's this saying "Just because a tomato is classified as a fruit doesn't mean it's suitable for a fruit salad." While it's common knowledge that Port Harcourt may not match the beauty standards of cities like Venice or Dubai, it doesn't mean you have to vocalize every thought that crosses your mind. The key is to focus on the positivity it holds. I believe everyone is just being positive. Being knowledgeable doesn't automatically make someone wise, just as having a lot of books doesn't guarantee intelligence 😎✌
Thank you jare
I don't agree with you, this mentality is the reason Nigeria is not progressing, if you think this is beautiful.
The video quality is very good, but the audio quality is bad. You need a microphone.