The connection you have with the local community is admirable, watching your mother enjoying the bliss and taking pictures tells me you can find peace wherever you choose to. Just pure love, repect and curiosity amongst all there.
I appreciate that support I received from you ! this is really so nice of you ! in the description of the video i pinned the link to my patreon and buy me a cofee
Ludo, you made an excellent video. I loved how you returned to the community following your last visit. One small request: could you update the mapping on-screen so that we can link with your videos more seamlessly? You might also utilize a customised pin drop from time to time to map out spots/locations you currently are or of interest. I appreciate that the editing process might be time-consuming, however, I hope you find my feedback useful nonetheless.
thanks so much for your support on buy me a coffee ! it really helps ! you are right, i use to put the map in almost all the videos, but I didn't have time to include it into this edit. thanks a lot for your advices !
J'adore ! C'est triste pour ces pêcheurs à qui ça ne facilite pas la tâche, l'érosion de cette plage encore magnifique mais il est vrai que ça a beaucoup changé. ..
My apologies again Ludo- I missed the live again, we are like ships in the night on dis Sunday-O. I catch dey up now tho my bruddah- no wahalla. AEB♥ ONE LUV
Ludo, was it your intention to record this with a documentary feel? Whether you did or did not it works for me. It's a good feeling to see a community working hard together, enjoying life together by the sea with happy children. I would have an even better feeling if they had returned the tortoise back to the sea😊, rather than sell it to be eaten😢.
Thank you Ludo what is causing the sea to rise so fast? Where is this video from?? What part of Nigeria??? I hope the villagers will be ok because more water will come the sea will get higher!😢 😢😢😢
Yes , they are Ghanaians . I can understand the language being spoken . All across the Gulf , you'll see Ghanaian fishermen . Ive personally met Ghanaian boat owners in Abidjan , in Lome and Baguida , Togo and also in Ouidah and then Lagos , somewhere around third mainland bridge . I've also heard of Ghanaian boat fishermen in Liberia and Mauritania . They export some kind of salted fish called " kɛwro " back to Ghana . It's a very popular delicacy here used in several dishes . From the language , I can detect the fishermen are Anlo Ewes , and the sea eating the land is no new thing to them . Almost all the ancestral lands of Keta , Kedzi , Anloga and the likes are well under water
Ghanaians 🇬🇭 fish freely in Nigeria 🇳🇬 without being molested but Nigerian petty traders in Ghana are constantly harassed by Ghanaian police. Much ado about African unity 🤔.
I enjoyed watching your videos and the way your YT community is growing is impressive hope to see mine pick up growth like this soon and thank you for sharing this.
ah ah yes, tired o... these subs are taking ages and ages. difficult to to do blenders while working alone on these videos. Thanks a lot for your precision my dear ! I wish you a great week
I see loads of videos from all over the world and the lengths people go to save turtles even in places in India, the Caribbean and Pacific islands. Hopefully people there will learn to save them before they become extinct in that part of the world. What are the state authorities doing about the alarming rate of coastal erosion? If action is not taken soon, this way of life too will vanish. Seems to be a never ending tale of mismanagement. Thanks for sharing.
thank you ludo for returning to this village to chepk up on the people there , sad to see how they are stuggling , the sea rasing so fast it seems , i hope they will have a place to go and live safely if things continue to get worse 🙏.. can i ask you ludo what area of nigeria do you live in and how did you come to live there
ayayayay yes very terrible, I saw that just after the upload. I tried to reedit the subs several time without succes. So I had to correct each sub manually.... terrible task. it is fixed now
The connection you have with the local community is admirable, watching your mother enjoying the bliss and taking pictures tells me you can find peace wherever you choose to. Just pure love, repect and curiosity amongst all there.
The water displaced by EKO Atlantic has to go somewhere else. Cause and effect.
@@advance333 Got It!
Thanks!
thank you very much for this support ! it will definitively hep in creating more content for you !
Blessings 🎉 always good content..but I didn't see any other way to support you but through this video. God Bless
I appreciate that support I received from you ! this is really so nice of you !
in the description of the video i pinned the link to my patreon and buy me a cofee
This felt like watching a documentary, great vid! Hearthbreaking to see what these people are going through
Glad you enjoyed it my dear I wish plenty people will have the same feeling and help this video to travel around
Ludo, you made an excellent video. I loved how you returned to the community following your last visit. One small request: could you update the mapping on-screen so that we can link with your videos more seamlessly? You might also utilize a customised pin drop from time to time to map out spots/locations you currently are or of interest. I appreciate that the editing process might be time-consuming, however, I hope you find my feedback useful nonetheless.
thanks so much for your support on buy me a coffee ! it really helps ! you are right, i use to put the map in almost all the videos, but I didn't have time to include it into this edit.
thanks a lot for your advices !
J'adore ! C'est triste pour ces pêcheurs à qui ça ne facilite pas la tâche, l'érosion de cette plage encore magnifique mais il est vrai que ça a beaucoup changé. ..
I feel for the villagers. The sea is not smiling at all. I enjoyed watching Mr Ludo. Thanks for sharing
thanks a lot for watching and commenting once more
My compliments to the one and only Mr. Ludo for another fascinating video... blessings sir😊
So nice of you
thank you kindly Allison !
Very well put together, content editing.👏👏👍
Thank you! 👍 kindly check more videos on the channel !
Thanks for the video Ludo
My pleasure!
My apologies again Ludo- I missed the live again, we are like ships in the night on dis Sunday-O. I catch dey up now tho my bruddah- no wahalla. AEB♥ ONE LUV
thanks a lot wor watching it, the good thing when you miss the live is that you can enjoy the 4 K
You should visit badagry Lagos some time
i visited it several times, you can even see it in my videos
clever teamwork & at least the area still looks scenic despite the destruction caused by the water 😕
yes i aggree on this, the place remains nice and this is a good lesson of cooperation
Congratulations again Ludo, AS ALWAYS, GREAT VIDEOS 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙋❤
Glad you like them, thanks a lot for your feedback, feel free to share them :)
Ludo, was it your intention to record this with a documentary feel? Whether you did or did not it works for me. It's a good feeling to see a community working hard together, enjoying life together by the sea with happy children. I would have an even better feeling if they had returned the tortoise back to the sea😊, rather than sell it to be eaten😢.
yes i had the idea in mind to document it this way. i am really glad you appreciate it !
Thank you Ludo what is causing the sea to rise so fast? Where is this video from?? What part of Nigeria??? I hope the villagers will be ok because more water will come the sea will get higher!😢 😢😢😢
Lagos Nigeria
Always appreciate the way you share with us
It's my pleasure to share these ! thanks a lot
Thanks for another GREAT content. 10 Coffees sent. ENJOY!!!
You're the best! Thank you very much Sir !
Thanks for sharing other interesting video 😊
My pleasure 😊
Yes , they are Ghanaians . I can understand the language being spoken . All across the Gulf , you'll see Ghanaian fishermen . Ive personally met Ghanaian boat owners in Abidjan , in Lome and Baguida , Togo and also in Ouidah and then Lagos , somewhere around third mainland bridge . I've also heard of Ghanaian boat fishermen in Liberia and Mauritania . They export some kind of salted fish called " kɛwro " back to Ghana . It's a very popular delicacy here used in several dishes .
From the language , I can detect the fishermen are Anlo Ewes , and the sea eating the land is no new thing to them . Almost all the ancestral lands of Keta , Kedzi , Anloga and the likes are well under water
Ghanaians 🇬🇭 fish freely in Nigeria 🇳🇬 without being molested but Nigerian petty traders in Ghana are constantly harassed by Ghanaian police. Much ado about African unity 🤔.
No wonder I don’t understand their language even though I am Nigerian. I thought some Ghanian said they are no more in Nigeria. Lol😂😂😂😂
I enjoyed watching your videos and the way your YT community is growing is impressive hope to see mine pick up growth like this soon and thank you for sharing this.
Best of luck! Thanks a lot for your interest brother
A very well directed documentary. You have used good camera and techniques to film it. I like your concern for the people of Lagos. Keep it up.❤
Thank you very much!
@@Ludo_Liu watching your Oshogbo video, nice place . Have u visited Kaduna or Yankari national park?
The beach erosion is very bad news for the whole of the lagoon ecosystem. Where exactly was it - Ebute Lekki? There's a beach golf resort there.
it is after the adandonned beach golf ressort, I would say 30 km after
Thank you this was great
Glad you enjoyed it!
great video
Thanks for the visit
It’s croaker not coca. Another great content. Is this Tarkwa Bay beach? 10,000 naira for that huge turtle is beyond cheap, I think.
ah ah yes, tired o... these subs are taking ages and ages. difficult to to do blenders while working alone on these videos. Thanks a lot for your precision my dear ! I wish you a great week
thank you for this video
thanks a lot for watching it
I see loads of videos from all over the world and the lengths people go to save turtles even in places in India, the Caribbean and Pacific islands. Hopefully people there will learn to save them before they become extinct in that part of the world.
What are the state authorities doing about the alarming rate of coastal erosion? If action is not taken soon, this way of life too will vanish. Seems to be a never ending tale of mismanagement.
Thanks for sharing.
thanks a lot for watching and commenting !
thank you ludo for returning to this village to chepk up on the people there , sad to see how they are stuggling , the sea rasing so fast it seems , i hope they will have a place to go and live safely if things continue to get worse 🙏.. can i ask you ludo what area of nigeria do you live in and how did you come to live there
thanks a lot for watching, i am glad you appreciate to be back here. I leave in lagos, work brought me here
wow beautiful place but sad what is happening by the way is nigeria Angola cameroon Benin sierra leone etc all on the west coast of Africa?
Angola is not, but the rest countries you listed are on the West Coast of Africa
@@Damian-rt3rt Oooo thanks for your comment but it is on the west coast of Africa just loook on the map
Wow, nice place. What camera do you use
Mine :)
more seriously a DJI
@@Ludo_Liu Thank you ludo you are a good man
where in Nigeria is this.
ibeju lekki area
thank you@@Ludo_Liu
Gosto das ondas do mar👍☺️.
i love it too
The Sea Eats Our Land. I hope the local government is doing something. Where is this community? Badagry? Epe?
it is in Ibeju, close east side of Lagos state, close to the border with Ogun state
What about the pressing issues in france your home country?have you heard of "paris syndrome", the overhyping of your country?
is there a link with the fishing culture and the erosion problem ?
Ludo,that guy is strawman ing....just ignore him.
Noticed the annoying
ayayayay yes very terrible, I saw that just after the upload. I tried to reedit the subs several time without succes. So I had to correct each sub manually.... terrible task. it is fixed now
@@Ludo_Liu she is very FUSSY.
What language are they speaking ? That is not a Nigerian language.
I am not sure of the name of the language they use
@@Ludo_Liu
Keep it up. Thanks for your videos. 👊🏾
@@michaelajayiIt is Ewe language