I am looking forwards for your next upcoming videos from Abuja, Nigeria soon or from other West African countries in 2024❤❤❤I really LOVE this great video from Abuja, Nigeria 2024❤❤❤
Thanks you so much for this amazing video from Abuja, Nigeria to shows these remarkable places in the Nigerian capital city in great joy from West Africa 2024❤❤❤
Abuja is just an amazing capital city of Nigeria with many great trees everywhere in the Nigerian capital city in West Africa 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much for this great video 2024❤❤❤
Hi, you are welcome to Abuja. If you'd like a list of where ti check out, let me know and I'll post them here. I was born and raised in London, but spend a lot of time in Abuja and some other African cities. I love Abuja😍
Every African city looks beautiful in its own unique way. Abuja is undoubtedly the capital city with the most greenery and expansive road networks in Africa. It is also a good example of a typical African city with no European influence. Any true African will effusively appreciate Abuja as the Black Worid's original metropolis with true African identity. This was the goal of the city's designer. That is why you will be disappointed if you are expecting to see many skyscrapers and highrise buildings in Abuja. It is more like the capital of oil-rich Oman, Muscat, which is quite different from Dubai.
My sister thanks fir the video and we appreciate your content, but be very careful how you make absolute claims and comments. Abuja is not the most planned city in Africa point of correction. One of the most planned cities in Africa is Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town is known for its well-organized infrastructure, stunning natural beauty, and modern urban planning. The city boasts a mix of historical and contemporary architecture, efficient public transportation, and well-maintained public spaces. Another notable example is Port Louis, Mauritius, which is also highly developed and well-planned So next time 😂😂, know your facts before making sure a claim, I wish you would have said Nigeria than claiming Africa. Abuja is not even in the list of the first 5 planned city in Africa.
I have to many countries in Africa only Rwanda and Benin obey traffic rules, before you make it a Nigerian problem, check my videos about Nairobi Kenya and tell me if Kenyans obey traffic, check other of my tour of other African cities. Even in Vietnam it's the same, I dont know whats your point is. Please tell us the name of your country, lets check if you even have traffic light.
Thank you very much for your observation. I have never seen a people as lawless as nigerians. The only thing they know how to do is blame politicians. Even for their lawlessness, they will blame politicians.
@@Travelwithmiracle1Just take correction and stop making excuses for foolishness. That other people break rules, regulations, law and order is not an excuse for you to do it. Coming here talking about they do it in other countries.
@@Travelwithmiracle1, are you trying to justify the traffic offence you have just committed by citing some hypothetical scenarios? If people break traffic rules in other countries, does that make it any less an offence? You could be penalised for it because you have made the evidence available by yourself. Please learn to obey our traffic (and indeed all) rules for that matter in Nigeria. The whole world is watching!
Una no dey tire for this bigotry??? Who is talking about Banana Island?? Lagos is not the only state in Nigeria 🇳🇬 every part of Nigeria deserves recognition, make una dey take am easy with this bigotry, it's making all Yoruba people look bad and tribalistic. Lagos is beautiful and Abuja is great, rest Oga Seun
@@Travelwithmiracle1 don't mind them tribalism wan kill dem same lagos make the world think Nigeria is not develop. lagos is beautiful but so many ghettos and villages surrounder the city. They are so many beautiful cities in Nigeria wen people don't know city like port harcourt. Kano. Bauchi. Enugu. Owerri and more but because of insecurity people are afraid to visit
Most planned city in Nigeria. It is just a typical normal town/city in any Southern African country - nothing to write home about as far as town planning goes. Much love to Abuja.
Sadly, many little details that complete the beauty of the picturesque landscape are frequently overlooked in our cities and other infrastructure areas: absence of informative street and directional signages, absence of lane dividers and, or signs, brown patches that dot/break the green parts of median areas and other spots on streets/roads, built up of sand, debris and dirt along the inner and outer edges of streets, untrimmed foliage (trees, flowers, etc), that block street signs (where they exist), traffic lights, the emergence of unauthorized pathways created by pedestrians and reckless and irresponsible drivers who drive on pedestrian paths (kerbs or sidewalks), etc, etc. These are the elements that make for seamless and enchanting aesthetics that complement and complete street or infrastructure beauty. They don’t happen by accident but by design and continuous maintenance policy and effort. Overlooking these small but vital details soon results in the diminishing quality and appearance of the total image that dominates our view of the subject and overtime results in everyone blaming “maintenance culture” for the decay that we ignored while it was taking place.
There are street signals and directions, they are place by the side of the road not above the middle of the road as its done in many modern city, but you are right in some ways. Many of Abuja structures are old fashion because of the people that manage it, or type of people that are made ministers of Abuja. Nigerian appointment is not based on merit but on reward for their contribution in making one blind person president. Abuja ministers supposed to be well educated, well exposed and well-traveled people. People who can bring type of world class development in Abuja and also people who will not eat all the allocation in maintained of Abuja. According residents of Abuja, the last minister of Abuja during Buhari did nothing, the little new maintained you saw was done by Wike. He repaired lot of roads etc. Abuja need modern road signal that is placed right above the middle of the road like it is in the west and modern cities of Asia.
@@Travelwithmiracle1 thank you for your quick response. I notice that you started, not unusually, by correcting my assertion of “absence of informative street and directional signs.” This is a literal but valid interpretation of the statement so, let me clarify that I ought to have said what I meant and intended which is, inadequate or insufficient and not total absence of informative street and directional signs. My apologies for the misunderstanding of that part of my comment. I have lived in Abuja permanently since 2002 so I am not uninformed about the city. I last spent 3 years working in Moscow, Russian Federation until 2020. The city of Moscow is over 1000 years old, has over 12 million inhabitants and is the largest city in Europe (if you discount Istanbul in Turkey with 15 million people, because Istanbul lies partly in Europe and partly in Asia so is not either a wholly European or Asian city). Abuja is hardly 50 years old as our capital city. A city this young is still growing and so should be mindful of its surroundings. I equally notice that you quickly pivoted from correcting me in the opening part of your reply to a political discourse on quality of appointments of FCT ministers, etc. Let me just say this, I have as my WhatsApp display picture, a cartoon strip with two parts. In the first part, the speaker asked a crowd of people before him, who wants change? Every single hand in the crowd went up. In the second part (the punch line), he asked: who wants to change? Not a single hand went up and all heads in the crowd are bowed. And that explains where we are. Until we do not only want change but actively do our individual duty to bring it about and, or sustain it once it is brought about, we will continue to point fingers at others for shortcomings that we all share. It’s attitude and cultural manifestations that we will do well to work on changing/improving on, in my humble view.
You know how Nigerians are like I can’t even compare this city to a basic town in South Africa or Morocco or Algeria or Namibia saying most planned this lady.
@@valentineisraelshabangu4069 Shut your dirty mouth up ,this city was built from a thick forest The project started in 1982 From scratch most of our parents knew abj as a forest Region It was planned by Nigerians and built
Use your Google know need for argument... Just help yourself with Google.. they try it in other countries he didn't work out.. Abuja is the first and only city that was planned... Just googled it ok. No need for argument ✌️🇳🇬✅
Abuja and Lagos are more developed that Abidjan, for Cairo and Casablanca no. I have traveled to top countries in Africa, at the end of the day choose what suits you. I don’t live in Nigeria or Africa.
@@joye5761 A developed city has running water, steady electricity, good public transport system; no city in Nigeria has any of these. Abidjan, Cote D'Ivoire has all of them
@@africanday7337 that is too big of a lie Abuja was the first ever purpose built city in Africa, does Abidjan have underground water system and electric wiring ,a Central sewage system and a metro rail for inter-city transportation?
@@africanday7337 let me say it again louder, Lagos and Abuja are more developed than Abidjan, hands down. The problem is most of you watch videos of “some of these bloggers” who talk down on Nigeria, because they want traffic and views to their channel. What you guys fail to realize is that it is all lies, and an unscrupulous strategy to gain subscribers and views. Côte d’Ivoire has no metro system, and you are coming here to talk about modernization and infrastructural development.
Stop lying most planned city in Africa 😂have you been to Kigali or Pretoria, or Bloemfontein, Marrakech. my sister in Nigerian standards because this looks basic compared to affluent areas in many African countries. Most planned 😂
Check my channel am sure you will see Kigali multiple videos here , Kigali is just clean but not the most beautiful or not even going to count it as a planned city
@@okaforgodswill2906 Oh how convenient for you, that Nigeria is now your country! I am touched! Otherwise i normally have to deal with people with your last name wanting to opt out of Naija for some sentimental lost cause of some 54 years ago! This often gives them the "urge to be sincere" like you just expressed by disparaging Naija! Abuja represents the possibility of what Nigeria can be right across the federation! It should therefore be celebrated "let's be honest"! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
The most planned city in Africa?😅 have you been to Cape Town? Sandton Johannesburg? And also other parts of Africa? Where did you get your information from?
@@PinthemPepethem Bro, Why are you insulting him? How is Abuja his "own"? Where were you when "norther youths" issued quit notice to him and his tribe? He is right. Landlord travel and see.
Bro, Abuja is another scam just like Lagos was/is. Both places were developed with oil revenues from the east in the name of "federal capital". Soon afterwards, Yoruba and Hausa-Fulani "youths" started issuing quit notice for Igbos to quit their land. The only sensible thing for Igbos to do now is to establish their own "federal capital" in the east too. Call it what you will- technical capital or whatever, but there must be a n balance. Otherwise, stop disturbing us with so-called rich neighborhoods.
Stop this glorification. I'm a Nigerian but sick and tired of Abuja this Abuja that. Some of you have not even traveled to see other world and what they have built for themselves. Stop this. Abuja is just average or less than an Average city in some cities in Morocco North Africa, and they don't even make noise. Go to the Egypt and see what they are building. I'm using Africa reference. I don't want to cross over to Gulf countries like Dubai. In Dubai, this Abuja is like a ghetto you see in Abu Hail Dubai
You must be stupid to think a travel channel like me never travels outside Nigeria 🇳🇬, most of you are not even Nigerians, only a Nigerian from Yoruba land will leave this type of useless and downgrading comment cause it's not Lagos that's being praised. Una jealous of any good that's not from your side and it's too bad. Illiterate like you think in 2024 you need to travel the world to see the world. I basically know almost all the cities in China and how they look but I have never stepped foot in China 🇨🇳. You guys are so uneducated, always contradicting yourself out of hate.
@@Travelwithmiracle1 hahaha give them wotowoto I watch some video in Africa city wen even reach the level of abuja but I was shock the way the people are proud of their cities
@Travelwithmiracle1 give them back wotowoto.😂😂. This vlogger no dey diplomatic at all and I like am. I am literally always in Abuja and still love watching these videos. I have travelled alot of the cities within Africa and beyond and yes, Abuja is beautiful. It is a city we can be proud of. To me it one of tge only things we have gotten right as a country. It is not perfect but I can tell you that it is a success story we should be proud of cos it one of the few planned cities in the world that have materialise. Leave the fool alone
Wow!!! you really sound angry. Are you one of those people who feel annoyed seeing Africa in a different light than what it is usually portrayed as? If not, I suspect you are a tribalistic person? GET A LIFE.
If all of Nigeria look like this Nigeria would be a top economy in the world
It's a matter of time.
Wow beautiful place , it will be nice to see more videos like this about nigeria . all love from south africa❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Can't wait to visit Abuja sometime in the future.
Watching 4rom d Gambia
Please do
Abuja looks better than Nairobi . Far more organized too
Abuja looks better and organised than nairobi
They will come for you ooo
@@ominiekwe7241😂😂😂😂
Watching from uk, Abuja looks very nice they would never show this part of Nigeria on uk tv, wight folks anxiety would increase 😂
I am looking forwards for your next upcoming videos from Abuja, Nigeria soon or from other West African countries in 2024❤❤❤I really LOVE this great video from Abuja, Nigeria 2024❤❤❤
Please we need cost of buildings (uooer class, midrange and low cost) in each district in Abuja. Thanks, Maitama is beautiful and serene indeed.
You can get that in other UA-cam channels, search out up, there are a lot channels posting that . I am no longer in Nigeria 🇳🇬
Thanks you so much for this amazing video from Abuja, Nigeria to shows these remarkable places in the Nigerian capital city in great joy from West Africa 2024❤❤❤
Abuja is just an amazing capital city of Nigeria with many great trees everywhere in the Nigerian capital city in West Africa 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much for this great video 2024❤❤❤
Thank u keep it coming
Magnificent work. Well done.
Many thanks!
Good job my sister
Abuja is so beautiful
Welcome back to my shanel
😂😂
I see what you did there 😂😂
Nice video and very nostalgic. Please let your driver obey traffic next time
you from Nigeria katsina state 🇳🇬😘
mpressive so beautiful wow
The first of Nigeria why not for WA. This city is more beautiful than Lagos and Abidjan
More beautiful than Lagos, yes. Better than Abidjan, debatable my brother.
Not just Abuja, Lagos is more developed than Abidjan, there is nothing special about Abidjan.
@@joye5761 Abidjan and Lagos show similarities but Abuja is better than both
My Husband is Igala and will be visiting Abuja. This is me studying the place before I land 😅
This is beautiful! You're highly welcome dear
@@victorsolomon2623 Thank You ma'am ♥
You are welcome dear, Abuja is beautiful and right place for someone who dont like clouded place. Power supplies are more stable there too
@@Travelwithmiracle1 Then we're definitely getting a Home in Abuja.... it's looked so private and reserved, not busy and scary like other places
Hi, you are welcome to Abuja. If you'd like a list of where ti check out, let me know and I'll post them here. I was born and raised in London, but spend a lot of time in Abuja and some other African cities. I love Abuja😍
How much to lodge in transcop
Hi
Every African city looks beautiful in its own unique way. Abuja is undoubtedly the capital city with the most greenery and expansive road networks in Africa. It is also a good example of a typical African city with no European influence. Any true African will effusively appreciate Abuja as the Black Worid's original metropolis with true African identity. This was the goal of the city's designer. That is why you will be disappointed if you are expecting to see many skyscrapers and highrise buildings in Abuja. It is more like the capital of oil-rich Oman, Muscat, which is quite different from Dubai.
Have you been to all African capitals stop lying bro
My sister thanks fir the video and we appreciate your content, but be very careful how you make absolute claims and comments. Abuja is not the most planned city in Africa point of correction.
One of the most planned cities in Africa is Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town is known for its well-organized infrastructure, stunning natural beauty, and modern urban planning. The city boasts a mix of historical and contemporary architecture, efficient public transportation, and well-maintained public spaces.
Another notable example is Port Louis, Mauritius, which is also highly developed and well-planned
So next time 😂😂, know your facts before making sure a claim, I wish you would have said Nigeria than claiming Africa.
Abuja is not even in the list of the first 5 planned city in Africa.
Doing a street vlog and not stopping by red light speaks volume of Nigerian citizens with breaking of law and order.
I have to many countries in Africa only Rwanda and Benin obey traffic rules, before you make it a Nigerian problem, check my videos about Nairobi Kenya and tell me if Kenyans obey traffic, check other of my tour of other African cities. Even in Vietnam it's the same, I dont know whats your point is. Please tell us the name of your country, lets check if you even have traffic light.
Thank you very much for your observation. I have never seen a people as lawless as nigerians. The only thing they know how to do is blame politicians. Even for their lawlessness, they will blame politicians.
@@Travelwithmiracle1Just take correction and stop making excuses for foolishness. That other people break rules, regulations, law and order is not an excuse for you to do it. Coming here talking about they do it in other countries.
@@Travelwithmiracle1, are you trying to justify the traffic offence you have just committed by citing some hypothetical scenarios? If people break traffic rules in other countries, does that make it any less an offence? You could be penalised for it because you have made the evidence available by yourself. Please learn to obey our traffic (and indeed all) rules for that matter in Nigeria. The whole world is watching!
@@fatfarmers7360 you are out of your mind, you guys are quick to type your hands out when it come to Nigeria 🇳🇬 while carrying plank on your eyes.
How much would be 2 bedroom flat in maitama
4m upward
Banana Island is still the wealthiest neighbourhood in Nigeria
Banana island is getting old need to renovated
Una no dey tire for this bigotry??? Who is talking about Banana Island?? Lagos is not the only state in Nigeria 🇳🇬 every part of Nigeria deserves recognition, make una dey take am easy with this bigotry, it's making all Yoruba people look bad and tribalistic. Lagos is beautiful and Abuja is great, rest Oga Seun
@@Travelwithmiracle1 don't mind them tribalism wan kill dem same lagos make the world think Nigeria is not develop. lagos is beautiful but so many ghettos and villages surrounder the city. They are so many beautiful cities in Nigeria wen people don't know city like port harcourt. Kano. Bauchi. Enugu. Owerri and more but because of insecurity people are afraid to visit
@@paulifeany4022 everywhere in the world is getting old even that abuja sef
@@SeunAkanni hahaha u don smoke igbo
🇳🇬💯
Most planned city in Nigeria.
It is just a typical normal town/city in any Southern African country - nothing to write home about as far as town planning goes.
Much love to Abuja.
18 century colonial home.
Crazy how a district called maitama is a town in south Africa
Wow. Just a single district in Abuja Nigeria
Sadly, many little details that complete the beauty of the picturesque landscape are frequently overlooked in our cities and other infrastructure areas:
absence of informative street and directional signages,
absence of lane dividers and, or signs,
brown patches that dot/break the green parts of median areas and other spots on streets/roads,
built up of sand, debris and dirt along the inner and outer edges of streets, untrimmed foliage (trees, flowers, etc), that block street signs (where they exist), traffic lights,
the emergence of unauthorized pathways created by pedestrians and reckless and irresponsible drivers who drive on pedestrian paths (kerbs or sidewalks), etc, etc.
These are the elements that make for seamless and enchanting aesthetics that complement and complete street or infrastructure beauty.
They don’t happen by accident but by design and continuous maintenance policy and effort. Overlooking these small but vital details soon results in the diminishing quality and appearance of the total image that dominates our view of the subject and overtime results in everyone blaming “maintenance culture” for the decay that we ignored while it was taking place.
There are street signals and directions, they are place by the side of the road not above the middle of the road as its done in many modern city, but you are right in some ways. Many of Abuja structures are old fashion because of the people that manage it, or type of people that are made ministers of Abuja. Nigerian appointment is not based on merit but on reward for their contribution in making one blind person president.
Abuja ministers supposed to be well educated, well exposed and well-traveled people. People who can bring type of world class development in Abuja and also people who will not eat all the allocation in maintained of Abuja.
According residents of Abuja, the last minister of Abuja during Buhari did nothing, the little new maintained you saw was done by Wike. He repaired lot of roads etc.
Abuja need modern road signal that is placed right above the middle of the road like it is in the west and modern cities of Asia.
@@Travelwithmiracle1 thank you for your quick response.
I notice that you started, not unusually, by correcting my assertion of “absence of informative street and directional signs.” This is a literal but valid interpretation of the statement so, let me clarify that I ought to have said what I meant and intended which is, inadequate or insufficient and not total absence of informative street and directional signs. My apologies for the misunderstanding of that part of my comment.
I have lived in Abuja permanently since 2002 so I am not uninformed about the city. I last spent 3 years working in Moscow, Russian Federation until 2020. The city of Moscow is over 1000 years old, has over 12 million inhabitants and is the largest city in Europe (if you discount Istanbul in Turkey with 15 million people, because Istanbul lies partly in Europe and partly in Asia so is not either a wholly European or Asian city).
Abuja is hardly 50 years old as our capital city.
A city this young is still growing and so should be mindful of its surroundings.
I equally notice that you quickly pivoted from correcting me in the opening part of your reply to a political discourse on quality of appointments of FCT ministers, etc.
Let me just say this, I have as my WhatsApp display picture, a cartoon strip with two parts.
In the first part, the speaker asked a crowd of people before him, who wants change? Every single hand in the crowd went up. In the second part (the punch line), he asked: who wants to change? Not a single hand went up and all heads in the crowd are bowed.
And that explains where we are. Until we do not only want change but actively do our individual duty to bring it about and, or sustain it once it is brought about, we will continue to point fingers at others for shortcomings that we all share.
It’s attitude and cultural manifestations that we will do well to work on changing/improving on, in my humble view.
Rich neighborhood where they pack cars outside
Where should the cars packed?? So in rich neighborhoods of your country, they dont have cars??
What makes you think Abuja is the only planned city in Africa? Have you visited other big cities in African countries?
You know how Nigerians are like I can’t even compare this city to a basic town in South Africa or Morocco or Algeria or Namibia saying most planned this lady.
@@valentineisraelshabangu4069
Shut your dirty mouth up ,this city was built from a thick forest
The project started in 1982
From scratch most of our parents knew abj as a forest Region
It was planned by Nigerians and built
Tell us your own.
Use your Google know need for argument... Just help yourself with Google.. they try it in other countries he didn't work out.. Abuja is the first and only city that was planned... Just googled it ok. No need for argument ✌️🇳🇬✅
@@EmmyBlack07 Dodoma Magufuli city is far more planned and developed than Abuja, not to talk of Cape-Town, Alger, Cairo and Casablanca
Is Abuja more developed than Abidjan Cote D'Ivoire? Have you visited the new Egypt capital? Casablanca and Algiers?
Abuja and Lagos are more developed that Abidjan, for Cairo and Casablanca no. I have traveled to top countries in Africa, at the end of the day choose what suits you. I don’t live in Nigeria or Africa.
@@joye5761 A developed city has running water, steady electricity, good public transport system; no city in Nigeria has any of these. Abidjan, Cote D'Ivoire has all of them
@@joye5761 What this in UA-cam and compare with Abuja and Lagos "LA VILLE DE LUANDA ET CES CARTIERS PERIPHERIQUE"
@@africanday7337 that is too big of a lie
Abuja was the first ever purpose built city in Africa, does Abidjan have underground water system and electric wiring ,a Central sewage system and a metro rail for inter-city transportation?
@@africanday7337 let me say it again louder, Lagos and Abuja are more developed than Abidjan, hands down. The problem is most of you watch videos of “some of these bloggers” who talk down on Nigeria, because they want traffic and views to their channel. What you guys fail to realize is that it is all lies, and an unscrupulous strategy to gain subscribers and views. Côte d’Ivoire has no metro system, and you are coming here to talk about modernization and infrastructural development.
Stop lying most planned city in Africa 😂have you been to Kigali or Pretoria, or Bloemfontein, Marrakech. my sister in Nigerian standards because this looks basic compared to affluent areas in many African countries. Most planned 😂
Check my channel am sure you will see Kigali multiple videos here , Kigali is just clean but not the most beautiful or not even going to count it as a planned city
Let’s be honest this is slightly overrated
Still much better than Okafor's village!!
And i am being honest too!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
@@aframaco9491 comparing a supposed capital to my village 😂
I’m not a hater just being sincere about my country
@@okaforgodswill2906 Oh how convenient for you, that Nigeria is now your country!
I am touched!
Otherwise i normally have to deal with people with your last name wanting to opt out of Naija for some sentimental lost cause of some 54 years ago!
This often gives them the "urge to be sincere" like you just expressed by disparaging Naija!
Abuja represents the possibility of what Nigeria can be right across the federation!
It should therefore be celebrated "let's be honest"!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
The most planned city in Africa?😅 have you been to Cape Town? Sandton Johannesburg? And also other parts of Africa? Where did you get your information from?
Cape Town is white man country, not included in African city
Keep quiet, appreciate your own
@@PinthemPepethem
Bro,
Why are you insulting him?
How is Abuja his "own"?
Where were you when "norther youths" issued quit notice to
him and his tribe? He is right. Landlord travel and see.
Do you know the meaning of organise? Nigeria is not organised there is no security. So please don’t talk about organise. Thanks…
Bro,
Abuja is another scam just like Lagos was/is. Both places were developed with oil revenues from the east in the name of "federal capital". Soon afterwards, Yoruba and Hausa-Fulani "youths" started issuing quit notice for Igbos to quit their land. The only sensible thing for Igbos to do now is to establish their own "federal capital" in the east too. Call it what you will- technical capital or whatever, but there must be a n balance. Otherwise, stop disturbing us with so-called rich neighborhoods.
Stop this glorification. I'm a Nigerian but sick and tired of Abuja this Abuja that. Some of you have not even traveled to see other world and what they have built for themselves. Stop this. Abuja is just average or less than an Average city in some cities in Morocco North Africa, and they don't even make noise. Go to the Egypt and see what they are building. I'm using Africa reference. I don't want to cross over to Gulf countries like Dubai. In Dubai, this Abuja is like a ghetto you see in Abu Hail Dubai
You must be stupid to think a travel channel like me never travels outside Nigeria 🇳🇬, most of you are not even Nigerians, only a Nigerian from Yoruba land will leave this type of useless and downgrading comment cause it's not Lagos that's being praised. Una jealous of any good that's not from your side and it's too bad.
Illiterate like you think in 2024 you need to travel the world to see the world. I basically know almost all the cities in China and how they look but I have never stepped foot in China 🇨🇳. You guys are so uneducated, always contradicting yourself out of hate.
@@Travelwithmiracle1 hahaha give them wotowoto I watch some video in Africa city wen even reach the level of abuja but I was shock the way the people are proud of their cities
@Travelwithmiracle1 give them back wotowoto.😂😂. This vlogger no dey diplomatic at all and I like am. I am literally always in Abuja and still love watching these videos. I have travelled alot of the cities within Africa and beyond and yes, Abuja is beautiful. It is a city we can be proud of. To me it one of tge only things we have gotten right as a country. It is not perfect but I can tell you that it is a success story we should be proud of cos it one of the few planned cities in the world that have materialise. Leave the fool alone
@@Travelwithmiracle1 You are as empty as a dry river can be. Who told you that I am Yoruba? I initially underestimated your stupidity
Wow!!! you really sound angry. Are you one of those people who feel annoyed seeing Africa in a different light than what it is usually portrayed as? If not, I suspect you are a tribalistic person? GET A LIFE.