Another captivating and interesting video. I enjoy all of your videos, and I must say your driving skills never cease to amaze me. If it was an Olympic competition, you'd take the Gold everytime. In answer to your questions: (1) How do I feel in the center of the megacity? I've never experienced a place like that. I think I'd probably feel nervous and claustrophobic being surrounded by so many vehicles, motorcycles, people, display stands in the streets and what looks to be some kind of organized chaos. I think it would be like being in a whirlpool with no quick escape. I'll say this, the people keep it moving, that's for sure. (2) Would I enjoy walking or riding there? No. I have no desire to be in that part of Lagos if I was to visit there. But to watch it is fascinating. I would not want to make that walk or ride everyday. I think it would make for a very hard and stressful life.
thanks a lot for your comment and for your answers here. i really understand "this nervous and claustrophobic " feeling. it has happen to me sometimes at the beginning of my travels, when i started to meet places crowded like this in India or many other countries. All these people do not frighten me, on the contrary they reassure me. Whatever is portrayed in the media, and perhaps even more so when it comes to Nigeria, is often aimed at scaring viewers or readers, to create buzz. In fact, apart from the violent, sad news items... there is something we don't talk about much: humanity. I have faith in humanity, I mean, I know that in all this crowd there are 99.9 percent people like me, trying to make their way, in these streets but also in life, among their peers, with respect, mutual aid and love for others. I know that these 99.9 percent of people would be there to help me, support me at the slightest problem. Yes, I understand your feeling, it has unfortunately become common, because we are fed bad news all day long. The balance is completely unbalanced, we never put forward the positive aspects, which are largely in the majority.
If we as Africans do not set basic standards of living for ourselves, how on earth could we expect the rest of the world to see us as the powerhouse we are as a continent? The amount of garbage, filth, chaos and disorder on some of the streets of Lagos is evidence of a very dysfunctional municipal governance system, if any at all, and a people who are not demanding the basics from their leaders. Street vending is usually a vibrant part of urban life, you see it even in New York, but this is ridiculous! There are so many Nigerians of all ages out of work, put them to work to provide basic services for themselves. Lagos is the richest state in Nigeria and the smallest in size; it is also the first live impression of Nigeria/Africa for many international travelers. Lagos should be able to prioritize and afford basic sanitation. Come on Nigeria, as the most populous black nation on earth, if you raise your level of consciousness enough to consider this an unacceptable standard for yourselves, it would have a ripple effect on Africa and for black people all around the world. Take a page from Rwanda’s book, please!
he he i wish people could get rid of the stress and just enjoy the beauty of people with a nice bike and nice people it is always fine :) thanks so much for your support brother !
Can you imagine if Lagos State government actually builds a market for all these streets traders and shoppers? Can you imagine if all these streets are then cleaned up? Ludo, great job as usual!
@@african-history-fountain If there are existing markets, enough to accommodate all these people, then all Lagos State government has to do is outlaw street shacks, street sellers and street trading. If there are zero sellers on the streets, shoppers will go to the markets. Lagos State government just has to make sure to enforce this law. But we all know how the governments in Nigeria are at enforcing any kind of law. But I know sooner or later, this will be done, at least I hope so.
I am amazed at how everyone had so much to say about the narrow market streets but went silent when the blogger moved to the wide clean business streets. Bad news does travel faster.Every blogger seems to be attracted to just these particular 20 or so clogged and packed streets and title it the real Lagos.Wonderful
I'd give you a broom and 10k USD if you can sweep that street through all that commotion. In Somalia the rubbish probably gets blown up and there's far much fewer people, fewer births and probably more deaths than Nigeria so it's understandable, I bet there's no place in Somalia as rowdy as any of these streets
(Not an excuse but I'm just giving you context) The roads are usually swept late at night or very early in the morning but by noon its back to this because of the huge population and lack of proper disposal system and impatience of people there's not enough space for traffic to sweep during rush hour too
@@Biobele I appreciate the context but at the end of the day the problem is poor management. The people who run cities need to be good Managers who are able to find solutions to every-day problems, like traffic, and waste disposal, etc. Obviously, sweeping the street once at night or early morning with inadequate disposal systems or teams on foot bagging and removing garbage in not a solution. It is not rocket science, and Africans are not from another planet. We go all over the world and conform to other systems dutifully; why can't we establish our own systems to be able to showcase to the world? We are just as competent. No need for us to continue to struggle with problems the rest of the world have found solutions for. Africa has to be competitive or we will be left further behind.
Thank you Pete Ferguson! We have to build and benefit from Africa's wealth, not undermine it. We have to say no to chaos and poverty. Order is critical to the experience of Abundance. The pure power of pulse of the 1.4 billion people on the African Continent requires a refined level of order to harness and channel it. We need to claim the 4th Industrial Revolution, not let it pass us by as we stay mired in chaos and confusion!
This is what I like about your videos, the truth how Nigerian work and live. Unlike the American and British media, they always portray Nigeria as land of scammers, bad people, all negative things
Seeing the reality of these people's lives in such a city is impressive! Lagos has almost 10 million people, the city being just one huge and colossal favela. The great evil of our current world is this sea of people!! Europe itself has too many people! Impossible to generate employment and income for so many people! An ocean of people in fact!
I was nervous from 3:13 to 4:16. Hahaha. Loved it. You say that even with the bike it is difficult to keep moving forward. I say even walking it is difficult to keep moving forward. Lagos, O my Lagos. Thanks Ludo Liu for this.
T^T I was so stressed!! But it was still really interesting to watch. I thought LA traffic was bad but now I see how easy it is to drive here compared to where you were in this video!
GOD has taken me to big cities around the world and will continue. AMEN. yet l have not seen anything close to what only Lagos gat to demonstrate. Any scene you wan..
My goodness! You’re driving skill is another level! Your fearless and incredibly good!i was holding on to my seat and amazed in everything i saw while you’re driving👏👏👏
Your tour around lagos make me feel like am in nigeria. Nice one Ludo Liu 2. Your video will convinced a lot of people who have negative thoughts about nigeria. We welcome strangers in all part of the country.
Hope so! If there was one thing i would like to work on with this videos is to show people how Nigeria is for real... far from the legends... a very welcoming country that has a lot to show
I love 💝 seeing the crowded streets and so much noise you don't know which way to turn or lookout for ....... that goes for me at least hahahaha ......I'll be like heyyyy someone please 🙏 help me hahaha ....but it's really really truly beautiful to me and thanks for sharing ........I will add my subscription
Man you a Pro you got skills riding through all the people and traffic I was getting anxieties just watching!😂 Great content keep up the great videos thanks for sharing..👍✌
J'adore ! C'est un joyeux bazar pour ne pas dire autre chose je reste polie si on avait ça ici ça serait la révolution et eux ils s'en accommodent et ils y arrivent ce qui est encore plus fort... j'admire
merci beaucoup ! Oui c'est certains ici eu nigeria et d'en beaucoup d'autres pays, la population a une capacité d'adapation plutot surprenante . merci encore une fois d'avoir jeté un oeil à cette vidéo
I hope your dream will come true ! Lagos is around 10/12 hours flight from the states, you can maybe make it happen. thanks a lot for your interest ! okay I could be bringing you to some places if you reach here:)
Energizing ride! As we approached the pool of water in the middle of the street, I experienced hesitancy, as we road through the water, I experienced anxiety, and finally a sigh of relief once we passed through the water. I noticed the traffic signal lights were not operational and the traffic officer booth unoccupied in the most congested areas. After weaving in and out of other cyclists, people and vehicles, where no one seems to have the right of away, I don't think the flow of traffic would be any better with either one. The sights and sounds of people and vehicles in Lagos fill the atmosphere with life. I am feeling energized! Thanks Ludo.
yeah, i didn ' t really know what to expect from the bottom of that pool, i didn t know how deep it could be in the middle.... I finally also like these videos, it is a good "injection" of life into my veins and heart every-time i rewatch them, several weeks after editing them. thanks a lot for being here brother. Once more you belong to the channel, you are the channel,this channel is not about me, but about us, humans, creating our path in these streets and in life. without the strong support of so many brothers and sisters like you, the videos wouldn't have been seen by anybody. Thanks BRO !
living in Canada but enjoying your rides in Nigeria, I find it amazing the the incredible colors and patterns of the women's and the men's clothing. I love it!
Glad you enjoyed it! by the way there is no need to be stressed in the streets of Lagos. Yes it is busy and noisy, and chaotic, but so peaceful and welcoming at the same time
"everything will be fine" is a good start😉. It's great to drive when the roads are controlled by traffic lights. I see a lot of garbage on the roads😔. I liked the video, especially amazing when you drive in the evening, by the light of lanterns, the tops of palm trees and high-rise buildings.
There is street light in most of the average to high brow areas…he took you through the hustle and bustle part of the city..which is Eko idumota..and around Marina you have high rise building,street lights and the likes
Nostalgia ! I used to have a clinic on Idumagbo Avenue few years ago. There are markets all over with several hundred thousands of traders and buyers everywhere. It’s a beehive of activities with the hustle and bustle everyday.
ua-cam.com/video/G1TUuX0auOE/v-deo.html Lagos launches Adopt-A-Bin Initiative - March 2022 The Govt. of Lagos has purchased 40,000 smart bins to upgrade its waste management system. The smart bins will facilitate a recycling program designed to generate employment, revenue, and enhance the environment. Their education program around recycling and waste management is targeting local communities and will be even rolled out in primary schools to educate young children on the value of a clean environment. Kudos to the Government and people of Lagos.
I was there in Jan. 29:10 was the little shops I bought some clothes at. I walked that road for half a mile it seemed. It's a different world but everyone is pretty nice.
Oh WOW!!! It’s one’s of the mostly difficult that you’ve ride on market areas!!!! You’re lucky that you ride free from crowding areas!!!! I was late because I came home from shopping and personal issue. Next time, cover your mask 😷 while you’ll riding anywhere in Africa. That’s frustrating for you to get out of streets. Freedom Park? That’s party, huh? Great job, fellow!!! 👍✌️☮️
1. Its rush hour I give you a broom and dare you to clean that place up during that traffic and the 36°c sun Goodluck 2. Thats the market area so yes things get dropped on the floor a lot but I'm sure you watched from 30:00 all the none market roads were neat
Lagos launches Adopt-A-Bin Initiative - March 2022 The Govt. of Lagos has purchased 40,000 smart bins to upgrade its waste management system. The smart bins will facilitate a recycling program designed to generate employment, revenue, and enhance the environment. Their education program around recycling and waste management is targeting local communities and will be even rolled out in primary schools to educate young children on the value of a clean environment. Kudos to the Government and people of Lagos!
Good Morning Sir thanks a lot for sharing this information ! This is a very very good initiative and a very good news ! I am very happy to read this. Could you please share some links where we could see more informations about this project ?
@@Ludo_Liu Absolutely. I didn't want to take the liberty of adding a link in your video without your permission.. Here is the link to the video with the above info covered in the first 7.5 mins. I am also thrilled with this initiative and news. Just what I was advocating for. ua-cam.com/video/G1TUuX0auOE/v-deo.html Lagos launches Adopt-A-Bin Initiative
May you always be protected, This was my first time watching and I was ducking and dodging all the traffic with you. Does this go on day and night or is there a block off time? It’s madness but they are doing what they gotta do. Loved it all❤️
thanks a lot Alice ! welcome on the channel,please feel free to take a look at more videos, and subscribe if you want to see more. the night is a lot more quiet, the activity stops and the city is empty
Thanks you for showing us recent idumota my best market place when I was in Nigeria I use to enter night bus some times from abuja and do all my shopping on Saturday and enter night bus back on Sunday by monday am in my shop at list once in 2 month sometimes I book air line I love idumota market so seeing it now remind me of then but as if am still in the market now.thank to liu
Another captivating and interesting video. I enjoy all of your videos, and I must say your driving skills never cease to amaze me. If it was an Olympic competition, you'd take the Gold everytime.
In answer to your questions:
(1) How do I feel in the center of the megacity? I've never experienced a place like that. I think I'd probably feel nervous and claustrophobic being surrounded by so many vehicles, motorcycles, people, display stands in the streets and what looks to be some kind of organized chaos. I think it would be like being in a whirlpool with no quick escape. I'll say this, the people keep it moving, that's for sure.
(2) Would I enjoy walking or riding there? No. I have no desire to be in that part of Lagos if I was to visit there. But to watch it is fascinating. I would not want to make that walk or ride everyday. I think it would make for a very hard and stressful life.
thanks a lot for your comment and for your answers here. i really understand "this nervous and claustrophobic " feeling.
it has happen to me sometimes at the beginning of my travels, when i started to meet places crowded like this in India or many other countries.
All these people do not frighten me, on the contrary they reassure me. Whatever is portrayed in the media, and perhaps even more so when it comes to Nigeria, is often aimed at scaring viewers or readers, to create buzz. In fact, apart from the violent, sad news items... there is something we don't talk about much: humanity.
I have faith in humanity, I mean, I know that in all this crowd there are 99.9 percent people like me, trying to make their way, in these streets but also in life, among their peers, with respect, mutual aid and love for others. I know that these 99.9 percent of people would be there to help me, support me at the slightest problem.
Yes, I understand your feeling, it has unfortunately become common, because we are fed bad news all day long. The balance is completely unbalanced, we never put forward the positive aspects, which are largely in the majority.
Nigerians shouldn't be shocked at whatever they find different in other countries. They need to think how their pride, Lagos, looks like.
Yes Nigeria is my beloved country, no country in Africa to compare
that is true
If we as Africans do not set basic standards of living for ourselves, how on earth could we expect the rest of the world to see us as the powerhouse we are as a continent? The amount of garbage, filth, chaos and disorder on some of the streets of Lagos is evidence of a very dysfunctional municipal governance system, if any at all, and a people who are not demanding the basics from their leaders. Street vending is usually a vibrant part of urban life, you see it even in New York, but this is ridiculous! There are so many Nigerians of all ages out of work, put them to work to provide basic services for themselves. Lagos is the richest state in Nigeria and the smallest in size; it is also the first live impression of Nigeria/Africa for many international travelers. Lagos should be able to prioritize and afford basic sanitation. Come on Nigeria, as the most populous black nation on earth, if you raise your level of consciousness enough to consider this an unacceptable standard for yourselves, it would have a ripple effect on Africa and for black people all around the world. Take a page from Rwanda’s book, please!
thanks a lot for sharing your point of view sir !
@@Ludo_Liu You are welcome my friend. It is so critical; 2063 is sooner than we think to get it right.
well-articulated! i hate it when people try to normalize it or justify any of it.
@@MarcusAJohn-sp2ee you don’t think there are places in other develop worlds with trash all over the place also?
@@Ludo_Liu all you do is go around showing the world the messiest places in Lagos. That’s it. Your obsessed with it. Where are you from exactly ?
I just love ❤️ lagos
We have something strong in common then
Lagos, where driving down a straight road becomes one of the craziest adventures imaginable.
that is it ! every day in Lagos is a proper adventure
Lagos is a very goo coty to hustle but the money lives in lagos
Ours ears tuned to Musik and sounds by faya by force
Would love to visit Lagos, Nigeria one day. Love it❤️🇿🇦
you definitively should, this is an amazing city
Omg the pedestrian traffic is absolutely insane.
Nice ride though.
It'll take balls of steel to ride in Lagos.
Bless up
Watching from Sydney Australia
thanks so much !!!!! please feel free to share
another wonderful immersive trip Ludo, Lagos is a fascinating, crowded place, thanks for sharing this amazing adventure
Glad you enjoyed it
I like the caption at the beginning "If you're new to the channel, don't worry, everything will be fine" 😁
he he i wish people could get rid of the stress and just enjoy the beauty of people
with a nice bike and nice people it is always fine :)
thanks so much for your support brother !
Oh my God ... am here having a panic attack....your driving...you are very talented
Thank you 👍
Can you imagine if Lagos State government actually builds a market for all these streets traders and shoppers? Can you imagine if all these streets are then cleaned up?
Ludo, great job as usual!
That would be good yes. thanks a lot for watching jan jan
The problem isn't a lack of markets. Lagos has numerous markets. The issue is that the traders make more on the streets than tucked away in a market.
@@african-history-fountain
If there are existing markets, enough to accommodate all these people, then all Lagos State government has to do is outlaw street shacks, street sellers and street trading. If there are zero sellers on the streets, shoppers will go to the markets. Lagos State government just has to make sure to enforce this law. But we all know how the governments in Nigeria are at enforcing any kind of law.
But I know sooner or later, this will be done, at least I hope so.
@@JanJan-pq4im ye, i often wonder why nigeria police take money from citizens illegally when they can make more money legally enforcing useful laws .
@@JanJan-pq4im I don't even know how this can be done.
Home Sweet Lagos. Mushin Surulere Obalende..Life real life actions no fake
thanks for watching
I look forward to a new video. Nice weekend to you.
thanks a lot ! I wish you the same !
I am amazed at how everyone had so much to say about the narrow market streets but went silent when the blogger moved to the wide clean business streets. Bad news does travel faster.Every blogger seems to be attracted to just these particular 20 or so clogged and packed streets and title it the real Lagos.Wonderful
thanks a lot for the comment !
Watchin this made me nostalgic. I'm from lagos island and I grew up there. But i'm not in Nigeria right now. Thank you for taking me home😊
Glad you enjoyed, welcome on the channel, you can subscribe if you want to see more videos of Lagos
Like dhaka. Bangladesh
the hustle and traffic is higher in Dhaka i feel. But that s true it looks the same in some ways
Wow.. only the strong make it thru Lagos commute…
yes that s not a small mission here...
thanks for the support !
I’m from Somalia, our country is war torn but even we know how to manage the garbage. There’s no excuses for the city to be filled with garbage.
that is true that we should to more.
thanks a lot for watching
I'd give you a broom and 10k USD if you can sweep that street through all that commotion. In Somalia the rubbish probably gets blown up and there's far much fewer people, fewer births and probably more deaths than Nigeria so it's understandable, I bet there's no place in Somalia as rowdy as any of these streets
(Not an excuse but I'm just giving you context)
The roads are usually swept late at night or very early in the morning but by noon its back to this because of the huge population and lack of proper disposal system and impatience of people there's not enough space for traffic to sweep during rush hour too
@@Biobele I appreciate the context but at the end of the day the problem is poor management. The people who run cities need to be good Managers who are able to find solutions to every-day problems, like traffic, and waste disposal, etc. Obviously, sweeping the street once at night or early morning with inadequate disposal systems or teams on foot bagging and removing garbage in not a solution. It is not rocket science, and Africans are not from another planet. We go all over the world and conform to other systems dutifully; why can't we establish our own systems to be able to showcase to the world? We are just as competent. No need for us to continue to struggle with problems the rest of the world have found solutions for. Africa has to be competitive or we will be left further behind.
Today's ride was not easy mr Ludo. Thank God you made it through. Thanks for sharing. God bless and guide you
Thank you too ! thanks so much for your blessings !
take care i wish you a great week ahead
And I thought UK traffic was bad! lol
Great video!
ah ah , i guess UK traffic is really organized after seeing this !?
welcome on the channel, please drop your back and check at other videos
@@Ludo_Liu lol not so much. It's supposed to be, but there are some crazy drivers out there! lol
perfect ..love every minute
thanks a lot for watching and taking time to leave a comment !
Thank you Pete Ferguson! We have to build and benefit from Africa's wealth, not undermine it. We have to say no to chaos and poverty. Order is critical to the experience of Abundance. The pure power of pulse of the 1.4 billion people on the African Continent requires a refined level of order to harness and channel it. We need to claim the 4th Industrial Revolution, not let it pass us by as we stay mired in chaos and confusion!
thanks a lot for your comment
This is what I like about your videos, the truth how Nigerian work and live. Unlike the American and British media, they always portray Nigeria as land of scammers, bad people, all negative things
Thanks a lot, yes i just shoot, everything, good, bad, and more over life... and life here is sweet and far from the legend the media use to spread.
Seeing the reality of these people's lives in such a city is impressive! Lagos has almost 10 million people, the city being just one huge and colossal favela. The great evil of our current world is this sea of people!! Europe itself has too many people! Impossible to generate employment and income for so many people! An ocean of people in fact!
Lagos has actually around 22 millions people... Thanks a lot for watching and commenting
I was nervous from 3:13 to 4:16. Hahaha. Loved it. You say that even with the bike it is difficult to keep moving forward. I say even walking it is difficult to keep moving forward. Lagos, O my Lagos. Thanks Ludo Liu for this.
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for taking time to drop a warm comment, i feel really glad to see people are showing so much interest !
Very interesting your riding skills are fantastic. If it was me I would have fainted.
Chris watching from Canada.
Glad you enjoyed it
Jungle by all means 😲😲😲😲😲😲
Better to be alive in a jungle than dead in a organized place
This just give some Newyork vibe but the ghetto one
T^T I was so stressed!! But it was still really interesting to watch. I thought LA traffic was bad but now I see how easy it is to drive here compared to where you were in this video!
thanks a lot for watching and for taking time to drop a comment
You are right LA traffic is Childs play when it comes to Lagos traffic.
I've never seen that much confusion ,these people don't know what to do with themselves
this confusion, is finally more or less an organized confusion. everybody here is on a precise mission i would say
Nice driving...take care my friend 👍
Thank you, I will
Music when the water at the road stops you is very beautiful. I like it. It is from some shop nearby.
Yes, it is!
GOD has taken me to big cities around the world and will continue. AMEN. yet l have not seen anything close to what only Lagos gat to demonstrate. Any scene you wan..
you can see many places like that on heart not only in Lagos. Go to jakarta, delhi or many other megacity, you'll meet almost the same
My goodness! You’re driving skill is another level! Your fearless and incredibly good!i was holding on to my seat and amazed in everything i saw while you’re driving👏👏👏
Wow, thank you!
thanks a lot for watching and taking time to comment
Love watching these videos it’s as if I’m really there but I couldn’t drive as good as you thank you
Glad you enjoyed, thanks so much for the warm comment
Absolute chaos.
yes, but a very organised one !
and so lovely and welcoming at the same time.
A great change for the people is needed....and not just for the hungry!
thanks a lot for watching ! and commenting
I can watch this over and over again without getting bored
thanks so much brother !
Same here❤️
Awesome. I really enjoyed watching this
Glad you enjoyed it
Your tour around lagos make me feel like am in nigeria. Nice one Ludo Liu 2. Your video will convinced a lot of people who have negative thoughts about nigeria. We welcome strangers in all part of the country.
Hope so! If there was one thing i would like to work on with this videos is to show people how Nigeria is for real... far from the legends...
a very welcoming country that has a lot to show
Hello, THANK YOU for this amazing Video! For me always impressive, no angry or aggressive People! God will bless all this People!
You are so kind, thanks a lot !
My gawd I would lose my mind with all the Kaos and disorganization,it's just a free for all no order.
In fact this is a very organized chaos, once you understand it, you start to enjoy the beauty of the life in Lagos
This traffic is giving me anxiety. Pedestrian traffic is crazy too wow!
thanks a lot for being here and comment ! It really helps a lot
I will never again complain about the traffic in Chicago!
Mr. Ludo, you’ve become a pro in traversing the madness of Lagos roads o🤣
I have been doing this for about ten years now.
I was really attracted from the beginning. Just love the atmosphere
thanks a lot sir
Great relaxing people’s. I enjoyed your video
Thanks so much
Wow its really crazy to drive or walk😮😮😮🙋♂️🙋♂️
welcome to lagos
Thanks for bringing us along be safe🙏🙏
thanks a lot for being here and comment ! It really helps a lot
I love 💝 seeing the crowded streets and so much noise you don't know which way to turn or lookout for ....... that goes for me at least hahahaha ......I'll be like heyyyy someone please 🙏 help me hahaha ....but it's really really truly beautiful to me and thanks for sharing ........I will add my subscription
thanks a lot for the arm comment !
Lagous is so big you're be next Christmas recording the sights
Yeah Lagos never ends.
I wish you a great evening Sir
Man you a Pro you got skills riding through all the people and traffic I was getting anxieties just watching!😂 Great content keep up the great videos thanks for sharing..👍✌
Thanks 👍 i am happy yoy liked it !
please feel free to share the video and take a look at other videos on the channel
i love it, and cant wait to visit when covid is over
welcome !!! I am sure you will enjoy Nigeria !
So so love it
Thank you !!!!!!
I found my love from Africa , Nigeria
i found it in Asia, and we created our family in africa
I love the interaction 👏 👏 👏
Thanks so much
Thanks so much for all you do
You are so welcome without people like you to watch and appreciate these would be meaningless
Everything so chaotic no order. No traffic lights
33:45 those are street lights you alarmist
@@Biobele shut up
J'adore ! C'est un joyeux bazar pour ne pas dire autre chose je reste polie si on avait ça ici ça serait la révolution et eux ils s'en accommodent et ils y arrivent ce qui est encore plus fort... j'admire
merci beaucoup ! Oui c'est certains ici eu nigeria et d'en beaucoup d'autres pays, la population a une capacité d'adapation plutot surprenante . merci encore une fois d'avoir jeté un oeil à cette vidéo
Verdd 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏
My guy GOD BLESS U. I miss Eko ooo
glad i brought you to eko for few minutes
From Alabama, USA, thank you for your videos. I'm thankful for your tours. If ever my dream comes true and I can visit Lagos,
may you be my driver. :)
I hope your dream will come true ! Lagos is around 10/12 hours flight from the states, you can maybe make it happen.
thanks a lot for your interest !
okay I could be bringing you to some places if you reach here:)
I really enjoy your vids. I bet that water cleaned your engine... you were brave going through
And hello from USA 🇺🇸
Hello there! thanks so much for watching !
Energizing ride! As we approached the pool of water in the middle of the street, I experienced hesitancy, as we road through the water, I experienced anxiety, and finally a sigh of relief once we passed through the water. I noticed the traffic signal lights were not operational and the traffic officer booth unoccupied in the most congested areas. After weaving in and out of other cyclists, people and vehicles, where no one seems to have the right of away, I don't think the flow of traffic would be any better with either one. The sights and sounds of people and vehicles in Lagos fill the atmosphere with life. I am feeling energized! Thanks Ludo.
yeah, i didn ' t really know what to expect from the bottom of that pool, i didn t know how deep it could be in the middle....
I finally also like these videos, it is a good "injection" of life into my veins and heart every-time i rewatch them, several weeks after editing them.
thanks a lot for being here brother. Once more you belong to the channel, you are the channel,this channel is not about me, but about us, humans, creating our path in these streets and in life.
without the strong support of so many brothers and sisters like you, the videos wouldn't have been seen by anybody.
Thanks BRO !
Ludo, you have nerves of steel and the patience of Job. I enjoyed the video.
Thanks 👍
i thought bangladash traffic is bad,,, but when I saw lagos traffic ,, OMG OMG OMG,,, I WANA VISIT LAGOS ASSAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lagos is a very interesting city, you should come yes
Salut Ludo ! Ça passe ou ça casse 🥵🎥 vraiment super
merci beaucoup !!!
ravis que cette video t'ait plue !
Im frm NYC & I want to come see Africa, soon
you definitively have to !
you will appreciate for sure
one of the best video you did
yeah i also feel it was one of the most interesting ride video i did !thanks a lot
Thank you…one day I will witness in person 🙂
this is the best think i could wish for you ! you'll really appreciate !
Lagos is an amazing city
Interesting city
Iighhh yes really interesting ! Thanks a lot for watching
CHAOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSS
No, we call it LAGOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSS
thanks for watching
living in Canada but enjoying your rides in Nigeria, I find it amazing the the incredible colors and patterns of the women's and the men's clothing. I love it!
I totally agree! clothes are amazing here
Yeah new area
What do you mean ?
Beautiful video the place amazing 🙂👍
Thank you so much 👍
Thanks for this exclusive. Really interesting
Glad you like it! thanks a lot Sir !
This is Lagos 😂I miss Lagos and the Chaos can’t wait to visit Nigeria the noise et Al 😂
yes Lagos for you,as it is without any filter.
I love it too
I don't know if my nerves would allow me to ride with you but I really enjoyed it 😃😀😄
Glad you enjoyed it!
by the way there is no need to be stressed in the streets of Lagos.
Yes it is busy and noisy, and chaotic, but so peaceful and welcoming at the same time
"everything will be fine" is a good start😉. It's great to drive when the roads are controlled by traffic lights. I see a lot of garbage on the roads😔. I liked the video, especially amazing when you drive in the evening, by the light of lanterns, the tops of palm trees and high-rise buildings.
thanks a lot for the warm feedback
There is street light in most of the average to high brow areas…he took you through the hustle and bustle part of the city..which is Eko idumota..and around Marina you have high rise building,street lights and the likes
@@akandebabatunde1005 Thank you for a short educational program)
Lagos is a crazy citybut i love it,all the hustle and bustle,only the traffic can make you sick sometimes.
i love it too !
I'm getting my stuff ready to document Lagos and the surrounding areas for May.
weldon ! you'll for sure enjoy
i'll be around if you want to meet !
Nostalgia ! I used to have a clinic on Idumagbo Avenue few years ago. There are markets all over with several hundred thousands of traders and buyers everywhere. It’s a beehive of activities with the hustle and bustle everyday.
thanks a lot for your feedback Sir, yes Idumagbo is one of the busiest place on the Island, life never stops.
I am glad you appreciated the video
Another great urban adventure.
thanks a lot !
Your a maniac driver. Great views of the city!
Thanks 👍
Thanks for the awesome video, keep it up champ
Thanks, will do!
Musik to sauce and ease your hustle smiling faces even in no light no road!
Love that!
Wow! You are a brave person. May God keep you safe. Amen
thanks a lot !!
@@Ludo_Liu you are most welcome, bro.
Cmon Nigeria this is a bad look for Africa . 😖😖😖
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Lagos launches Adopt-A-Bin Initiative - March 2022
The Govt. of Lagos has purchased 40,000 smart bins to upgrade its waste management system. The smart bins will facilitate a recycling program designed to generate employment, revenue, and enhance the environment. Their education program around recycling and waste management is targeting local communities and will be even rolled out in primary schools to educate young children on the value of a clean environment. Kudos to the Government and people of Lagos.
I was there in Jan. 29:10 was the little shops I bought some clothes at. I walked that road for half a mile it seemed. It's a different world but everyone is pretty nice.
Thanks a lot for the feedback, this is Marina road
Ha! We've never yet found an obstacle that can defeat your mighty bike 🏍 !
ah ah ah thanks broth ! welcome back ! long time no see :)
Oh WOW!!!
It’s one’s of the mostly difficult that you’ve ride on market areas!!!!
You’re lucky that you ride free from crowding areas!!!! I was late because I came home from shopping and personal issue.
Next time, cover your mask 😷 while you’ll riding anywhere in Africa. That’s frustrating for you to get out of streets.
Freedom Park? That’s party, huh? Great job, fellow!!! 👍✌️☮️
Thanks for sharing Ludo Liu. I wish they can clean the streets.
thanks a lot, almost all the garbage you see are collected during the night, before another day
1. Its rush hour I give you a broom and dare you to clean that place up during that traffic and the 36°c sun Goodluck
2. Thats the market area so yes things get dropped on the floor a lot but I'm sure you watched from 30:00 all the none market roads were neat
When you have experience 9ja then you have experience
yes kind of, that s true !
waiting...
the premiere will start Sunday.
@@Ludo_Liu noted
Lagos launches Adopt-A-Bin Initiative - March 2022
The Govt. of Lagos has purchased 40,000 smart bins to upgrade its waste management system. The smart bins will facilitate a recycling program designed to generate employment, revenue, and enhance the environment. Their education program around recycling and waste management is targeting local communities and will be even rolled out in primary schools to educate young children on the value of a clean environment. Kudos to the Government and people of Lagos!
Good Morning Sir thanks a lot for sharing this information ! This is a very very good initiative and a very good news ! I am very happy to read this. Could you please share some links where we could see more informations about this project ?
@@Ludo_Liu Absolutely. I didn't want to take the liberty of adding a link in your video without your permission.. Here is the link to the video with the above info covered in the first 7.5 mins. I am also thrilled with this initiative and news. Just what I was advocating for.
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Lagos launches Adopt-A-Bin Initiative
Total chaotic madness.
welcome to Lagos!
People have to work together to co-exist like this.
yeah definitively, brotherhood means something here
May you always be protected, This was my first time watching and I was ducking and dodging all the traffic with you. Does this go on day and night or is there a block off time? It’s madness but they are doing what they gotta do. Loved it all❤️
thanks a lot Alice ! welcome on the channel,please feel free to take a look at more videos, and subscribe if you want to see more.
the night is a lot more quiet, the activity stops and the city is empty
All day long but the nights are calm and quiet
Thanks you for showing us recent idumota my best market place when I was in Nigeria I use to enter night bus some times from abuja and do all my shopping on Saturday and enter night bus back on Sunday by monday am in my shop at list once in 2 month sometimes I book air line I love idumota market so seeing it now remind me of then but as if am still in the market now.thank to liu
Thanks for sharing your experience ! yes i understand that, i feel the same towards this market, always attracted to it
I remember going to this market with my mum. I had a migraine for days😂🥺
that s a busy place... thanks a lot for watching !