Though Enugu seems better than other cities in South East and even Nigeria, it is still way below par and where it should be. A city that inherited the advantage of being the capital of old Eastern region should be rubbing shoulders with Abuja. The next Governor needs to constitute a city council and mayor to take care of Enugu. The city needs road expansion, traffic management, water, waste management and aestetics etc. Thanks Eboh.
@@BlueIvory4 You can and here is how: Local govt consists of more than 1 city and town. Make city govt the 4th level by localizing administration within cities and still keep the FG local govt in place. The state govt can raise money for the cities by instituting property taxes and even sales tax to finance them. As long as the FG money is allocated within the city and towns, there won't be any complaints. You might not know this; the Governors currently seize the LGA allocations and give them peanuts for salaries. So, it can be done.
Popularly known as 'coal city' for its mining activities, Enugu is definitely on the list of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria. The city is one of the oldest urban areas within the region and the locals here are involved in agriculture, along with the mining of coal and other solid minerals.
Thanks Eboh, for taking us on this trip. Enugu is the place to be. Hopefully, they will have a more serious-minded governor next time to work on water&other infrastructures. You can't but love the city! I can't wait to be there soon!
Very educational Sir ! Fantastic trip around Nigerian towns and cities, we get to see the "real" Nigeria ! Excellent and interesting content brother keep up the good work !! Nigeria is a fascinating country !!
Thank you so much. This video is sweet!!!! I just wish I could get a video about the housing and rent system in Nsukka. Thanks a billion for this video.
The city looks old , I think new Enugu city should be built , government should start by building high structures then individuals will come in to as well help to develop it ..
First of all, I want to thank my brother Eboh, for your diligence and putting yourself out there to bring us these videos to entertain, educate and also inspire us. God bless you and protect you in your going out and in your coming in. They are doing well in terms of keeping refuse off the streets, but it seems the major roads get the most care. Therefore, my rating is that it is neat, but not clean. I mean the major roads are clean, but unpopular roads are dirty and unkept. Neat in the sense that there is limited presence of solid wastes, no carelessly placed objects and no overwhelming presence of deteriorating low quality advertising spaces. However, the roads are not clean because of red mud stains on the road, (but I understand, it’s the mud, dust, the happy Michelins, and co), discolored black/white curb paintings which if you ask me, are absolutely unnecessary. Sooner or later, they end up looking ugly anyway and are one of the culprits of real estate depreciation in Nigeria in addition to those flashy, dysfunctional exterior wall paints that look good only in the buckets. We need street sweeping trucks that use moisture to sweep and wax the roads to maintain shiny asphalt. Also, we shouldn’t be concerned about job losses without looking at the benefits of innovation. This method will increase productivity and quality of work than continuously depending on manpower to sweep and maintain long Blvds using broomsticks and sustaining lower back injuries that may decrease quality of life in old age. I mean come on our government. You can’t even give these workers long brooms and long packers to prevent excessive bending? Just because our people are used to bending doesn’t make it right. I don’t even understand how no one says anything about this. Also, it is not clean because of the presence of gutters. There is nothing clean about open gutters. Seriously, this construction of open gutters is outdated and should be abolished. I’m quite sure it is responsible for the nickname “shithole.” which echoed the minds of many in the Western world and outside of Africa. But their opinion is not the point. The reality is my point here. Oh you thought 2018 was the first time? LoL, well our African brother invited Adrian Monk to come visit him in Africa one day and Monk, and being a man obsessed with cleanliness, unapologetically cringed at the idea and replied “Hmmm ehhh no thanks I will pass.” These mosquito mansions ehm ehm I meant open gutters are harmful to public health and safety. Enugu is beautiful, like many parts of the country has made strides. But we still have areas of improvement. But I have to say Godswill Akpabio did a fantastic job with Uyo, well at least I can speak for the parts I saw. The streets are clean, free of dust or stains, the drains are underground. IMPRESSIVE PLANNING, although I hope the underground drains are maintained and not “out of sight,out of mind” kind of situation. Maintenance is the key. But what is maintenance? How do you achieve it? It begins with Value and Passion. It is something the pursuit of money cannot achieve. If all you want to do is make money, probably I sound foolish to you now. But those who have it in them, the value, the passion, will outperform mr/mrs money chasers of Nigeria. This is the Nigerian story yet to be re-written.
Big Shame to corrupts and incompetent Igbo leadership and they should go and learn how to developing their cities from Akwa Ibom state government, look at Awka Ibom state how thier leadership is developing the state, very good organization and above all very clean cities, for Akwa Ibom citizens are laws abiding citizens who choose to keep their Home state clean and organize. Southeast region are lacking behind from South South, region both in developments and organize, therefore Southeast citizens have to educate themselves how to keep their Home states clean and organize, also hold their corrupts and incompetent leadership to do more from the allocations they get from federal, thank God Nigeria national assembly has pas laws that gives states more power to some of thiers resources, let see what happens. Nice video, brother
Akwa Ibom is only riding thw wave of oil money like Calabar did. Calabar use to be the shinning city in Nigeria, and a lot of ignorant Nigerians thought it was because of good governance. It was when Cross River lost all its oil wells to Akwa Ibom that it became clear that all of Calabar's glory had come from oil. Today, Calabar is becoming increasingly irrelevant as Uyo starts to shine. Trust me when the oil money stops flowing to Akwa Ibom, all these noise you fools are making will go silent. You can't compare Uyo or Calabar with some of Igbo cities like Owerri, Aba, Onitsha, or Abakiliki. This is because Igbo cities aren't running on oil money but on private investment and economy. Igboland has historically being at the bottom of the perking order when it comes to federal infrastructure allocation. SE has the least federal government presence of all regions in Nigeria. Yet our people aren't poor like people elsewhere. Despite all the oil money, there is still too much poverty in rural Akwa Ibom. Come to the rural villages in Igboland, and you won't see half as much poverty.
@@preciouschinelotamnwaiwu7016 what does oil have to do with peoples to be laws abiding citizens, keep thiers environment clean and organize, which none of 5 Igbo states can boost about, however some Igbo peoples keep on shouting Hausa fulani, Biafra, while thiers corrupts and incompetent Igbo leadership channels fund for public infrastructures to thiers personal accounts, IPOB madness are doing more harm than good to the 5 Igbo states.
@@juanfernandapique7499 it is clearly show that you're anti ipob. But that won't stop us. Try to go to igbo towns and cities even with ur federal government non present infrastructure but development is at top gear. Dont compare uyo with city like owerri,onitsha or Enugu. Just pay a visit there ok
What u said abt Enugu in terms of civility is exactly how it is, Enugu is abt the most civilized city not just in Eastern Nigeria but the entire Nigeria. The only Nigeria city that can compete with Enugu in the area of civility is Calabar. Amongst cities in Nigeria, Enugu is the only city that made it to the list of world cities designated as "Resilient Cities" meaning cities built with lots of spaces, open places and esthetics, therefore, considered habitable and conducive for humans. Am happy for Owerri, especially with what Rochas did with "New Owerri", the city is built and growing into the class of Enugu and even surpassing Enugu with the right kind of leadership
The corrupts and incompetent Igbo leadership needs to be ashamed of themselves and go to Akwa Ibom state to learn how to develop, organize and keep theirs states clean.
The roads/streets are clean but a lot of the buildings look old and dirty etc... I thought igbo men like spending money on building beautiful edifices??!!
I can see that Trash is still a problem, 60 years and counting. **If Enugu is the most developed, as oberved in this clip, it makes me wonder what the Governors did with the oil money allocated to Enugu State. Pretty sad to see.
Are you doing a video for only Igbos? You spoke Igbo through out with no sub titles. If you don't want to lose subscribers who are not Igbos then you have to be mindful of that.
Hi Yinka, I believe I spoke English while passing out valid informations about the city, the other times I spoke Igbo was just me chit chatting with my friend and the aim of the video is to show you how the city looks like currently, so trust me you didn't miss anything important on the video. Thanks for watching Yinka.
@@ebohmedia2459 This is about an hour length video, the first 20 to 25 minutes you were chatting in Igbo. Many non-igbo speakers would have lost interest and left since before you started chipping in English.
@@africanayasmin6210 The owner of the channel understood my point and got the message I passed. I watch his channel and i'm not an Igbo guy. This is the little I do to support Nigerian youtubers. If you want to speak Igbo you subtitle it in English which the number one language in the world for more viewers.
The problem with Africans is that we expect development to fall from heaven. We don't want to make the sacrifice; we just expect government to bring us development out of thin air. In the West where we like to run to, development is actually paid for by the people through taxes and other levies. The funny thing is we Africans go there and pay these huge taxes, but when we come to our own country all we do is nag and complain that nothing is working. The truth is that we are our own problem. Watching this clip, I might have mentally counted no less than 1000 well built houses. If the owners of these houses pay land use charge of say N500k yearly, imagine what that could mean in terms of revenue for the government and, by extention, infrastructure in Enugu state? In the West, that is how the money used to build all that shinning infrastructure was generated. It wasn't created from thin air. I understand that political corruption is the main thing that discourages people from paying taxes in Nigeria. Politicians in Africa cannot be trusted with state funds because of weak institutions and lax regulations. But we must understand that we can never be developed unless we make the sacrifice. Nothing goes for nothing.
Well presented and insightful text message, I'm living in the western world and to be precise Germany, all you aforementioned in ur text message is exactly how they developed their country
Well those countries have jobs for their people. If Nigeria government can get it right and create jobs for the people,I’m sure they won’t have problem paying taxes through payroll deductions . If homeowners pay property taxes, rent will increase. It’s all bad leadership!
The one they have collected so far, what are they using it for? Is not about paying tax, at least those western world provides job opportunity to their citizens.The most problem we have is corrupt and selfish leaders.
Too much sand . Homeowners need to pave there surrounding or plant grasses to control the red sands and dust. And of course paint there houses and take care of those heaps of trash and the city will look fine.
Eboh, your effort is very much appreciated but stop hazing your video, before you don't do that. A lot of your followers are in diaspora so your video is means they connect to home as such it is important you give them clear as crystal picture. Thanks.. Regarding the looks of enugu, well it could be better than it is if the leadership have clue. . The capital is in dilapidated state, it need massive facelift, the only time the capital enjoyed such attention was during the previous governor by the name sullivan. It is sad the former capital of the eastern region have not move forward like it old mates, Ibadan and Kanu. What a shame.
The haze was unintentional, I don't haze my videos, infact I didn't even notice any haze but if there was, it could be from the natural light coming directly to the camera lens, bear with me on that and I do appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching.
Itsnt any good city by any imagination. No greenery, uncollected garbage. Look at the sky, is it air pollution? Why are road signs and flyovers? The buildings are concrete instead of glass,
Looks good but there are pockets of dumpster here and there. And a lot of tricycles in Enugu. You did not show modern houses. Too much interference from your guys with your local Ibo language.
Though Enugu seems better than other cities in South East and even Nigeria, it is still way below par and where it should be. A city that inherited the advantage of being the capital of old Eastern region should be rubbing shoulders with Abuja.
The next Governor needs to constitute a city council and mayor to take care of Enugu. The city needs road expansion, traffic management, water, waste management and aestetics etc.
Thanks Eboh.
Might be difficult to create a mayor of the city due to the Nigerian constitution
@@BlueIvory4 You can and here is how: Local govt consists of more than 1 city and town. Make city govt the 4th level by localizing administration within cities and still keep the FG local govt in place. The state govt can raise money for the cities by instituting property taxes and even sales tax to finance them. As long as the FG money is allocated within the city and towns, there won't be any complaints. You might not know this; the Governors currently seize the LGA allocations and give them peanuts for salaries. So, it can be done.
You aptly captured the true situation of things in Enugu city.
Agreed.
You’re right. Kaduna has left Enugu behind. El rufai is doing well!!
Popularly known as 'coal city' for its mining activities, Enugu is definitely on the list of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria. The city is one of the oldest urban areas within the region and the locals here are involved in agriculture, along with the mining of coal and other solid minerals.
Waka 🙄
Just wondering from your videos, why do most nigerian urban centers and cities have open trenches on the side of the roads?
Thankyou
Thanks Eboh, for taking us on this trip.
Enugu is the place to be. Hopefully, they will have a more serious-minded governor next time to work on water&other infrastructures.
You can't but love the city! I can't wait to be there soon!
You are welcome bro
Enugu is well plan city...watching from Jakarta
Thanks for watching
Don’t carry drugs there o. We’re tire of you guys giving us bad name in South East Asia !!!
Amazing. I felt like I was in the car with you😊
I miss 042,for five years now🥲🥲.Thanks for making me feel home again.
Very educational Sir ! Fantastic trip around Nigerian towns and cities, we get to see the "real" Nigeria ! Excellent and interesting content brother keep up the good work !! Nigeria is a fascinating country !!
Eboh, you’re doing an amazing job. Can I suggest that you make these kind of videos shorter with a time lapse?
Nigeria and mediocrity... It looks like a war torn city. Where are all those grandstanding of governors that they are performing. Zero landscaping
landscaping should be part of the development.
Thanks for the video bro I really enjoyed it
You are welcome bro.
After watching this video, I realised the negative news about Enugu or Ebo lands were all lies. 🇬🇭 Me from. BIAFRA TO THE WORLD
Enugu is such a cool and beautiful city,nice video bro
Thanks for watching.
You are kidding yourself.
Enugu, my place of retirement
Thanks for watching
mine too. i pray.
But i hear its a deadly place? Is t it true
@@lazyscorpion3889 no it's not
@@lazyscorpion3889 no it’s not
I have been there 2017 - 2019, Independent layout, Abakpa, Holygost, Emene, Gariki. I enjoyed my stay.
My wife is from there. I am Irish love this place.
Beautiful. I would love to visit. Greetings from the Uk. Thank you Sir.
Am from Sierra Leone
This big and beautiful city
Well plan
Thanks for watching Kamara
Thank you so much. This video is sweet!!!! I just wish I could get a video about the housing and rent system in Nsukka. Thanks a billion for this video.
The city looks old , I think new Enugu city should be built , government should start by building high structures then individuals will come in to as well help to develop it ..
Good idea, thanks for watching
@okwunna, Enugu is an old backward dirty town
This is so soothing watching this video!! 😩❤️
Thanks for watching
Enugu is the best and cleanest capital city in the Eastern Nigeria
Eboh nigeria has 36states is it possible to visit all the 36states in 3months and learn more bout the places socially and economically.
Green all brown spaces if possible. The central reservation land between the dual carriageway is definitely available and could do with greening.
Thanks for watching
Another beautiful vlog from Eboh G
Thanks for watching
I love it, can’t wait to get back. I’m sad my husband and kids will travel home again without me.
First of all, I want to thank my brother Eboh, for your diligence and putting yourself out there to bring us these videos to entertain, educate and also inspire us. God bless you and protect you in your going out and in your coming in.
They are doing well in terms of keeping refuse off the streets, but it seems the major roads get the most care. Therefore, my rating is that it is neat, but not clean. I mean the major roads are clean, but unpopular roads are dirty and unkept. Neat in the sense that there is limited presence of solid wastes, no carelessly placed objects and no overwhelming presence of deteriorating low quality advertising spaces. However, the roads are not clean because of red mud stains on the road, (but I understand, it’s the mud, dust, the happy Michelins, and co), discolored black/white curb paintings which if you ask me, are absolutely unnecessary. Sooner or later, they end up looking ugly anyway and are one of the culprits of real estate depreciation in Nigeria in addition to those flashy, dysfunctional exterior wall paints that look good only in the buckets. We need street sweeping trucks that use moisture to sweep and wax the roads to maintain shiny asphalt. Also, we shouldn’t be concerned about job losses without looking at the benefits of innovation. This method will increase productivity and quality of work than continuously depending on manpower to sweep and maintain long Blvds using broomsticks and sustaining lower back injuries that may decrease quality of life in old age. I mean come on our government. You can’t even give these workers long brooms and long packers to prevent excessive bending? Just because our people are used to bending doesn’t make it right. I don’t even understand how no one says anything about this. Also, it is not clean because of the presence of gutters. There is nothing clean about open gutters. Seriously, this construction of open gutters is outdated and should be abolished. I’m quite sure it is responsible for the nickname “shithole.” which echoed the minds of many in the Western world and outside of Africa. But their opinion is not the point. The reality is my point here. Oh you thought 2018 was the first time? LoL, well our African brother invited Adrian Monk to come visit him in Africa one day and Monk, and being a man obsessed with cleanliness, unapologetically cringed at the idea and replied “Hmmm ehhh no thanks I will pass.” These mosquito mansions ehm ehm I meant open gutters are harmful to public health and safety. Enugu is beautiful, like many parts of the country has made strides. But we still have areas of improvement. But I have to say Godswill Akpabio did a fantastic job with Uyo, well at least I can speak for the parts I saw. The streets are clean, free of dust or stains, the drains are underground. IMPRESSIVE PLANNING, although I hope the underground drains are maintained and not “out of sight,out of mind” kind of situation. Maintenance is the key. But what is maintenance? How do you achieve it? It begins with Value and Passion. It is something the pursuit of money cannot achieve. If all you want to do is make money, probably I sound foolish to you now. But those who have it in them, the value, the passion, will outperform mr/mrs money chasers of Nigeria. This is the Nigerian story yet to be re-written.
@ugo watching from nairobi kenya you really have great history bout the Enugu state thats good hope you task your local politicians to do more.
Big Shame to corrupts and incompetent Igbo leadership and they should go and learn how to developing their cities from Akwa Ibom state government, look at Awka Ibom state how thier leadership is developing the state, very good organization and above all very clean cities, for Akwa Ibom citizens are laws abiding citizens who choose to keep their Home state clean and organize.
Southeast region are lacking behind from South South, region both in developments and organize, therefore Southeast citizens have to educate themselves how to keep their Home states clean and organize, also hold their corrupts and incompetent leadership to do more from the allocations they get from federal, thank God Nigeria national assembly has pas laws that gives states more power to some of thiers resources, let see what happens. Nice video, brother
Thanks for watching and your comment.
Akwa Ibom is only riding thw wave of oil money like Calabar did. Calabar use to be the shinning city in Nigeria, and a lot of ignorant Nigerians thought it was because of good governance. It was when Cross River lost all its oil wells to Akwa Ibom that it became clear that all of Calabar's glory had come from oil. Today, Calabar is becoming increasingly irrelevant as Uyo starts to shine.
Trust me when the oil money stops flowing to Akwa Ibom, all these noise you fools are making will go silent.
You can't compare Uyo or Calabar with some of Igbo cities like Owerri, Aba, Onitsha, or Abakiliki. This is because Igbo cities aren't running on oil money but on private investment and economy. Igboland has historically being at the bottom of the perking order when it comes to federal infrastructure allocation. SE has the least federal government presence of all regions in Nigeria. Yet our people aren't poor like people elsewhere.
Despite all the oil money, there is still too much poverty in rural Akwa Ibom. Come to the rural villages in Igboland, and you won't see half as much poverty.
Well said and the infrastructure in Akwa ibom is top notch.. I too love that state . Enugu with red mud everywhere
@@preciouschinelotamnwaiwu7016 what does oil have to do with peoples to be laws abiding citizens, keep thiers environment clean and organize, which none of 5 Igbo states can boost about, however some Igbo peoples keep on shouting Hausa fulani, Biafra, while thiers corrupts and incompetent Igbo leadership channels fund for public infrastructures to thiers personal accounts, IPOB madness are doing more harm than good to the 5 Igbo states.
@@juanfernandapique7499 it is clearly show that you're anti ipob. But that won't stop us. Try to go to igbo towns and cities even with ur federal government non present infrastructure but development is at top gear. Dont compare uyo with city like owerri,onitsha or Enugu. Just pay a visit there ok
How come Enugu and Ebonyi have the best roads in the entire southeast ? It means other southeast governors are incompetent.
Enugu my state a place to be
The way people drive there my anxiety would go through the roof 😫!!!
What about Awka, you haven't done much concerning Anambra state why @eboh media ?
Watching from Nairobi
A city i deeply love so much, super cool video bro
Thanks for watching
What u said abt Enugu in terms of civility is exactly how it is, Enugu is abt the most civilized city not just in Eastern Nigeria but the entire Nigeria. The only Nigeria city that can compete with Enugu in the area of civility is Calabar. Amongst cities in Nigeria, Enugu is the only city that made it to the list of world cities designated as "Resilient Cities" meaning cities built with lots of spaces, open places and esthetics, therefore, considered habitable and conducive for humans. Am happy for Owerri, especially with what Rochas did with "New Owerri", the city is built and growing into the class of Enugu and even surpassing Enugu with the right kind of leadership
Enugu is an overhyped jungle. Owerri my state capital is not different from Aba in the areas of bad roads and filth
The corrupts and incompetent Igbo leadership needs to be ashamed of themselves and go to Akwa Ibom state to learn how to develop, organize and keep theirs states clean.
Owerri is a glorified village littered with bad roads and filthy environment. Though enugu is an overhyped jungle
The roads/streets are clean but a lot of the buildings look old and dirty etc... I thought igbo men like spending money on building beautiful edifices??!!
042 my home town the buses and keke are looking clean and new but the city looks quiet as usual
Thanks for watching.
MY Father was born in Enugu nigeria but he lives now in Maputo Mozambique 🇲🇿
The city needs to be clean, its dirty as hell
Very dirty and muddy
Love the side walks
City should be like this low rise 2 and 3 storey houses in neat roow with green front yard and asphalt roads in mains and cross road pattern
Great video.
Thanks for watching
Enugu is serene
That's correct
Akoji odinaka, Enugu is old and dilapidated. Such a backward useless worthless town
Beautiful drive-through Sir.
Love it!
Thanks for watching Jeff
That Wight building is jock hotel
Just Subscribed
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Juke Hotel and Towers
Eboh Gee dey here for you. 💛🖤
Thank you bro
I can see that Trash is still a problem, 60 years and counting.
**If Enugu is the most developed, as oberved in this clip, it makes me wonder what the Governors did with the oil money allocated to Enugu State. Pretty sad to see.
They so by it in themselves unfortunately
This guy says it is beautiful, the garbage, no traffic laws. Go to Cape Town and visit its shop rite, what is he talking about?
Dekash Empire that is our joint opposite Spar
Ebo plz i want to know how nsukka look like God will bless you
Hopefully I will make the video the future
God bless you mighty
red dust everywhere.
Are you doing a video for only Igbos? You spoke Igbo through out with no sub titles. If you don't want to lose subscribers who are not Igbos then you have to be mindful of that.
Hi Yinka, I believe I spoke English while passing out valid informations about the city, the other times I spoke Igbo was just me chit chatting with my friend and the aim of the video is to show you how the city looks like currently, so trust me you didn't miss anything important on the video.
Thanks for watching Yinka.
@@ebohmedia2459 This is about an hour length video, the first 20 to 25 minutes you were chatting in Igbo. Many non-igbo speakers would have lost interest and left since before you started chipping in English.
@@amosadewuni460 I got your point.
But the state us Igbo state, what di you expect. Many if their inhabitants who have fled abroad speak Igbo and are the ones mostly watching
@@africanayasmin6210 The owner of the channel understood my point and got the message I passed. I watch his channel and i'm not an Igbo guy. This is the little I do to support Nigerian youtubers. If you want to speak Igbo you subtitle it in English which the number one language in the world for more viewers.
The problem with Africans is that we expect development to fall from heaven. We don't want to make the sacrifice; we just expect government to bring us development out of thin air.
In the West where we like to run to, development is actually paid for by the people through taxes and other levies. The funny thing is we Africans go there and pay these huge taxes, but when we come to our own country all we do is nag and complain that nothing is working. The truth is that we are our own problem.
Watching this clip, I might have mentally counted no less than 1000 well built houses. If the owners of these houses pay land use charge of say N500k yearly, imagine what that could mean in terms of revenue for the government and, by extention, infrastructure in Enugu state? In the West, that is how the money used to build all that shinning infrastructure was generated. It wasn't created from thin air.
I understand that political corruption is the main thing that discourages people from paying taxes in Nigeria. Politicians in Africa cannot be trusted with state funds because of weak institutions and lax regulations. But we must understand that we can never be developed unless we make the sacrifice. Nothing goes for nothing.
Well presented and insightful text message, I'm living in the western world and to be precise Germany, all you aforementioned in ur text message is exactly how they developed their country
Well those countries have jobs for their people. If Nigeria government can get it right and create jobs for the people,I’m sure they won’t have problem paying taxes through payroll deductions . If homeowners pay property taxes, rent will increase. It’s all bad leadership!
The one they have collected so far, what are they using it for? Is not about paying tax, at least those western world provides job opportunity to their citizens.The most problem we have is corrupt and selfish leaders.
Too much sand . Homeowners need to pave there surrounding or plant grasses to control the red sands and dust. And of course paint there houses and take care of those heaps of trash and the city will look fine.
Roadways look horrible. They have a lot of development that needs to be done. The driving is horrible 😂 I love my ppl but the leaders suck
❤
Thanks for watching.
042 Kigali of Nigerian
How many people get hit by cars there , cause the driving is bad !
Enugu looks good and calm in its own way, but i think is less population and not such a big city. Just ok
I couldn’t wait until you made it to Agbani road… I can see my father in law’s property so clearly… 🙏🏾
When next you are doing a tour of a city you are not familiar with, recruit a local to guide you.
Enugu state will be the biggest city in Africa in future but it looks dirty like Anambra state
Enugu is dirtier than Anambra
This is kano 1999
I stayed in that TopRank Hotel ... omo! You can find the fattest cockroach in the world there O! Chei!
🤣🤣🤣
I can't even watch till the end, the place looks gross (ー_ー゛)
Your power steering is making noise
Right, I have fixed that.
@@ebohmedia2459 nice one bro, Jisi Ike
@@ugochukwuudokwu8206 Daalu
🤦🏾♂️ Enugu Stadium has one of the easiest names to remember 48:50
Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium
Some days are like that 😊
@@ebohmedia2459
Tell me about it! 😆
But don’t you worry. The good days far surpasses them days.
We love and appreciate you 💕
@@spoiltchild79 Daalu
Eboh, your effort is very much appreciated but stop hazing your video, before you don't do that. A lot of your followers are in diaspora so your video is means they connect to home as such it is important you give them clear as crystal picture. Thanks..
Regarding the looks of enugu, well it could be better than it is if the leadership have clue. . The capital is in dilapidated state, it need massive facelift, the only time the capital enjoyed such attention was during the previous governor by the name sullivan. It is sad the former capital of the eastern region have not move forward like it old mates, Ibadan and Kanu. What a shame.
The haze was unintentional, I don't haze my videos, infact I didn't even notice any haze but if there was, it could be from the natural light coming directly to the camera lens, bear with me on that and I do appreciate your comment.
Thanks for watching.
Itsnt any good city by any imagination. No greenery, uncollected garbage. Look at the sky, is it air pollution? Why are road signs and flyovers? The buildings are concrete instead of glass,
Looks good but there are pockets of dumpster here and there. And a lot of tricycles in Enugu. You did not show modern houses. Too much interference from your guys with your local Ibo language.
Nigeria is a dry country 🙄 infact most west african countries are. Too dry 🤔
I thought being in the tropics it would be very green
No place in nigeria worth to city bunch of nonsense
So dusty, no planning at all
Looks well planned but needs some TLC
Enugu is an unplanned dirty jungle