You will be surprise how many folks in this world don't no how much African country have changed and have a Lots of new looks : some films try to make it look like the (Tazarn jungles ways) mess)
Mr Liu I swear you still remain my best blogger on UA-cam. Contents like these make me think back home. In short I'm always looking out for your next upload. I'm just addicted to all these videos you throw out there. No blogger can compete with you. You are the best bro. A million thumbs up for you.
I must be crazy in fact cause in many case i like these roads.... should i see a doctor :) ? yeah you are right, these are dangerous, must be very cautious ! thanks a lot once more for watching and taking time to drop a comment !
@@tyy5557 I did a "I'm Nigerian" dance yesterday when I found out. I was always joking for years that I was Nigerian and had no clue that my DNA match would come back 41%.. and 80% total from the Continent.. Im sooo excited and can't wait to come HOME
@@mishaj-allen4932 Nigerians will be welcome with open hands and joy. The DNA really works. If you don't mind, are you a Yoruba, Ibo or Hausa? I have a feeling that you are a Yoruba. I'm happy for you to know exactly where you come from. Maybe one day you will visit Nigeria. WELCOME HOME.
@@tyy5557 I will have to take a another test to get more in depth , I'm just excited to know that my % is higher than what I expected. So whatever lineage I am... or shall find out about , I will be forever grateful 🙏 ❤
Wow Ludo leaved home for Israel since 8 years now, you just show me for the first time my entire home, my area- okuafor/ jah Michael bus stop. Now you've brought my memory home. I can close my eyes and recollect everywhere. Wow. What a video. An award winning hard labor job bro. All the way from Badagry unto that multibillion project of a road which started before I left. You deserve an award. Keep it up bro. Your good calculated brave hard work will surly bring you fame soon. I love it so much. GOD BLESS YOU RICHLY.
thanks a lot my dear friend, there is a video inside apapa and ajegunle on the channel you may want to check at it. then about festac town, i also filmed part of it during a chaotic ride, you may find what you are looking for if you check inside the channel
Greetings from Canada my friend, many many years since I travelled around in Nigeria and Ghana. Your videos bring back good memories of beautiful people and places..
ohhhh thanks a lot !!! i am so glad the video travelled to canada ! i think i can understand your feeling about good memories of beautiful people and places ! thanks so much for taking time to comment, please feel free to share these videos and subscribe if you are not part of the family yet
I travelled that same road when I was a kid and average speed back then was 100km to 120km/hr depending on what you were in. Watching the video especially the part closer to Badagry shows that it is indeed the same road from 30 years ago when I was a kid. The little 'shortcut' he was travelling on at the start of the video has begun to deteriorate back then so it only makes sense that there are only slivers of the road left. And 10 years to construct a 75km highway? Who are they fooling? On a bright note, great job to Ludo Liu2 on that video. That could not have been very fun. Keep up the good work :)
@tai Balogun, thanks a lot for sharing your thought about that video and about your experience of Lagos ! yeah the road is still the same in many places, but the work is going ahead, hopefully, it will be a nice 5 lane roads from lagos to seme very soon !
Ludo Liu 2, you are one brave guy riding a motor cycle on such horrible roads. I am a big fan. I have been watching many of your videos, and I love them. Please stay safe so you can continue to provide us with such amazing videos.
thank you very much for your warm comment and care ! yes i will keep up being very cautious while driving, and try to keep up the pace with thee videos ! thanks a lot for watching once more !
Spectacular video! I couldn't believe it, this is absolute madness God help the Nigerian people, cause the government won't, there's is no government, only a bunch of thiefs Working for the European Mafia I admire the Nigerian people they're tuff and patient I didn't see any road rage incredible!, God bless the Nigerian people, Africa will rise again.
Wish it were me traveling around in Nigeria!!!! One day!! Your doing good Mr. Ludo Liu, hope you'll be with us for a long time taking us sightseeing, seeing people, places and things!! TY ✨🙏✨
thank you so much !!!! this is the kind of comment that will make my day more sooth and happy ! please feel free to dig inside of it, and tell me what you think about the other videos
Thanks for another beautiful upload. Mind you, this long stretch of road is the road equivalent of Murtala Airport and Apapa seaport o. It is supposed to be the international link to the rest of West Africa. It looks like Nigerian Federal Govt is practically waiting on some unseen forces to take up the road reconstruction as a challenge. Sad!
yes this is a part of the west African highway... unfortunately it doesn' t match the expectation yet..... that s a very important axis indeed. Hope it can be finished this year.... Thanks a lot for being here once more Mr Taiwo !
Exhilarating motorbike riding experience! Your camera placement puts me up front right in the action. I can sense every bump, maneuver between vehicles, other cyclists, people walking, and potholes, gas fumes and air moving past my body. The sound was 360 degree quality. The fast ride on the open highways gave me the sensation of actual speed. Traveling through the coastal region border towns was inspirational as I saw the small shops, open air markets and people walking along side the road. It felt like I was in touch with the local citizens who are thriving which is encouraging to me. It was uplifting to see so much life happening among people as we travelled the roads. Although the ride was long, exhausting and sometimes uncomfortable, it was still time well spent. I thank you for putting me in touch with the "everyday people" of Nigeria and I appreciate you for the time, energy and money you invest in producing great vlogs.
Hello Bro !!! thanks a lot for that very warm comment, that s a pure boost of energy for me ! I am glad the experience worked with you, and you felt on the bike with me. This is i want to create, a real immersion ! I hope you will like the next video coming tomorrow, we will be driving inside badagry as well as diving into its history ! I wish you a great day !
This bring back some memory plying this road 5 times a week from Mile 2 to Agbara about 10 years ago. The road has been nightmarish since then. So much respect for you biking that road with so many potholes, big trucks and one way drivers. About the road you missed, can't you ask someone to help carry the bike over the concrete median next time? You might have to give them some money though. I think that's better than driving between those container trucks. I was super scared for you man. Anyway, your videos are amazing
you are right, asking someone to help to carry the bike would have been a faster option. thanks a lot for sharing your experience with that comment ! i really appreciate!
@@Ludo_Liu unfortunately not yet visited, I have visited Rwanda and Gambia a few times. Know some people from Nigeria so definitely want to visit Nigeria . Mabye you can guide me👍
One of the things that I've noticed is the majority of Nigeria hasn't been mapped by Google's street view. In fact, most of Africa hasn't been charted by Google. It leaves me with such curiosity of what's out there.
there is a big change of that, if you looked 6 or 7 years ago almost no roads were mapped. now many of them are arriving... i have seen several of these google cars with 3 d cams all around since i drive in Naija
@@Ludo_Liu most definitely, I obliviously know that Nigeria is mapped, but there's a lot of area that doesn't have a street view perspective. It will take some time.
@Igbo Amaka The roads are worse in kano, dutse and kaduna is even better than imo and owerri.. Its not about the geography. Nigerians everywhere are not doing the right thing
@Igbo Amaka A long time ago. Need to work together and stop fighting. And also it needs to be unacceptable for there to be rubbish on the road. Last time I went back there I was shocked that burning rubbish in the middle of market is acceptable.
that s true, that even in these bumpy congested road, i sometimes have a lot of fun... with the bike i am maybe crazy ? should i see a doctor ? I even surprised myself thinking, "yeahhh another stretch of bumpy stones and sand..."
It sounds like you are riding a larger displacement modern bike. From the shadow you were casting you still have your mirrors in place , which most of the bikes around you don't have . That camera you are using is top notch and it has to be on some sort of gimbal. I hope that you can do a video on your bike and gear someday. Also I've noticed that most of the taxi bikes have been modified with narrow bars,mirror deletes and larger seats. Is there anyway you can interview some of to mototaxi guys and show us how they set their bikes up for the job? As always , another great video.......please keep them coming. Regards from the U.S.
thanks so much for watching and commenting. i am still using my small 250 qlink, yes i have the mirrors. The Okada drivers (taxi moto) use a larger seat to transport three people, then the narrow bars of the okadas allows them to zigzag between the car more easily when it is crowded, they can go in some really tiny spaces this was.
Wow! I didn't know you will make the trip to Badagry so soon. You are the Best. Going all the way to that place. But the roads are bad. really really bad. I can see you didn't go into Badagry Township. Maybe next time when the road is Better. All the same, thumbs up for making the trip. Hope you were able to massage your back after the rough trip. You'll need it. Take care
I asked my two babies to do it, and after jumping 5 minutes on my back i felt a lot better :) I went inside Badagry, but this may be the subject of my next video. you will see the market, the clinic road, museum, old voodoo temples, and i hope learn so nice things about badagry ... I am working now on the research for the captions.
@@Ludo_Liu Oh Great. Thats natural massage from the kids? They deserve chocolate for that. hahahah. Oh. so good to hear you entered the main town. Thats the real deal. Badagry is a historical town with lots of things to see but the bad road have discouraged so many people visiting. The Agbalata Market, The Oba's palace, The Museum, The First Story Building , slave relics etc etc. Cant wait to see your next video. Cheers Man. You are the real Navigator. Thumbs up.
thanks a lot my dear for your comment ! the road is actually under construction for most part of it. it should be finished and totally paved since few years, but it has been delayed...
Great video as usual, such hard work especially with the terrible road! We have a land just opposite that FAMS embassy hotel but I rarely visit because of the road to downtown Lagos! Thanks for making the lockdown less stressful over here!
Very Nostalgic. This was my daily route very many years ago. The road had never been very good, but never been this terrible. This is really sad. I reckon you forgot to remove some captions from an earlier Ibadan trip from the workspace.
thanks a lot for watching. this video.. i was just coming back from Ibadan while editing this one, then i wrote one ibadan at the begining, I think that s the only one...
@@Ludo_Liu phew! your vids bring tons of questions to mind...a great learning experience so very different from where we live but just loving looking at all the beautiful people, beautiful clothes, chaos that seems to work...many thanks for making the effort to show the world your part of it.
With these back breaking roads all over in this Country and still believed to have the highest GDP in Africa? It should live this position and credit to South Africa as that's where it belongs to represent Africa. IMF should take Notes here.
Wow ! Wow !! Wow !!! Ludo Liu you have archieve one of the trip I have ask, from you. Sincerly in the bottom of our heart, I was not sure that you Will do it. Thanks a lot, you have reveal to the world the real Lagos. Because Island is an artificial one. Why am I saying this. Just because Because Badagry have the potential to be the '' Monaco'' of Nigeria, with all the powerful Income and jobs it Will make available for us. Unfortunately the persons Who drive the super-car called Nigeria, are non- visionary drivers. They Just prefer to Live like prisoner than Live free. Built many good Infrastructures which Will make People happy and boost our economy, and in the same time our leaders economy. Unfortunately !!! Look at Agbara I have left Last year, it become bad again. Seriously I am very desesperate to see our gouvernment Incapable to archieve such of basic elements which caracterized what we called great country. Nigeria is Just great by money the country have, not by Infrastructures, electricity, road, transport system, People welfare, instability of our Naira, etc.. Like Martin Luther, I want to say: I have a dream one Day, Nigeria Will be a great country where their People Will have Joy, welfare, real unity, with electricity and water available 24/7, good road, great national Airline company like Ethiopian or better...etc....for now it is Just a dream.
thanks a lot for being here Felix, and for taking time to drop such a wise comment i really appreciate ! I wish you a great day, i hope to see you tonight for the premiere
Glad you enjoyed my Oga ! I wish you a great evening, I am glad to see you around as usual ! hope you'll ring me up when you'll be around, I d love to meet !
Oh la la, Afrique plus que surprenante mais c'est ce qui fait son charme , j'ai vraiment adoré même avec le passage entre les files de camions qui était flippant. C'est Saboyo qui t'accompagnait ?
@@Ac-ty8wp same here ! i just love to go on the beach, seat one or two hour and relax ... stay quiet and listen to the noise of the waves and breath some fresh pure air
yes it is, from Badagry to lagos, some parts are finished, from costain to festac and mile 2, it is a 10 lane. however the major part is stil under construction as you saw, from badagry to agbara everything remain to be done almost
ah ah love that ! equality must be in a very terrible shape then on the other side of the ocean ! thanks brother for taking time to comment ! I really appreciate so much
This looks exhausting! I drove across Nigeria in 2006 and remember the roads were very good, but lots of wrecked cars and trucks every where. Is this a particularly bad one? Take care out there.
@@Ludo_Liu no problem, I Imagine how hard is doing two jobs at the same time! I really enjoy your videos, I keep an eye on Google Maps while following your paths and I feel like I am there with you. Thank you for these videos, keep on doing them!
@@AndreaJobPicanello yes that is really not easy to keep the path without these mistakes, i have to deal with two works and my family life, then i don ' t have much time remaining to sleep hope i can finish the last video this night and tomorrow morning. I'll bring you to discover badagry and it s history
Please would you be kind enough to show us places like Ajegunle, boundary market, orile-iganmu, cms, ebute- metta, mile 2, layinka street in ajegunle, amukoko.
Most definitely Badagry. "FAMS EMBASSY SUITES" he referenced here 9:17 is in Ibereko Town along Lagos-Badagry Expressway according to Google. Ibadan definitely is a typo.
ah ah ah in fact, i am planning a trip longer than paris dakkar for this summer ! I plan a Paris Lagos ! it should have been done last year, but covid pushed me to postponed it
This is an insane ride. I hope you’re taken extreme care because Lagos road is very dangerous with trucks and refuse waste pulling up the road. This is part of mismanagement, corruption and the nonchalant attitudes of the people putting refuse waste on roads.
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You will be surprise how many folks in this world don't no how much African country have changed and have a Lots of new looks : some films try to make it look like the (Tazarn jungles ways) mess)
Mr Liu I swear you still remain my best blogger on UA-cam. Contents like these make me think back home. In short I'm always looking out for your next upload. I'm just addicted to all these videos you throw out there. No blogger can compete with you. You are the best bro. A million thumbs up for you.
Appreciate that comment lot brother, thanks a lot for it !
please once more help me by sharing these videos as much as you can
@@Ludo_Liu I always post your videos on my Facebook so my followers can watch and subscribe too
You are very brave Sir.. some of those roads are scary to drive 🚗 😳
I must be crazy in fact cause in many case i like these roads....
should i see a doctor :) ?
yeah you are right, these are dangerous, must be very cautious ! thanks a lot once more for watching and taking time to drop a comment !
@@Ludo_Liu Yelp to both! 😜😅
Am working from home in the UK, where it's cold while watching this beautiful hot weather. Oh Nigeria....
Wow nice, I am glad to bring you a little of our nice nigerian weather in Uk
Now that I just found out through DNA that I'm 41% Nigerian.. im even more excited about these videos ❤
Welcome home.
@@tyy5557 I did a "I'm Nigerian" dance yesterday when I found out. I was always joking for years that I was Nigerian and had no clue that my DNA match would come back 41%.. and 80% total from the Continent.. Im sooo excited and can't wait to come HOME
@@mishaj-allen4932 Nigerians will be welcome with open hands and joy. The DNA really works. If you don't mind, are you a Yoruba, Ibo or Hausa? I have a feeling that you are a Yoruba. I'm happy for you to know exactly where you come from. Maybe one day you will visit Nigeria. WELCOME HOME.
@@tyy5557 I will have to take a another test to get more in depth , I'm just excited to know that my % is higher than what I expected. So whatever lineage I am... or shall find out about , I will be forever grateful 🙏 ❤
Sorry about that.
Wow Ludo leaved home for Israel since 8 years now, you just show me for the first time my entire home, my area- okuafor/ jah Michael bus stop. Now you've brought my memory home. I can close my eyes and recollect everywhere. Wow. What a video. An award winning hard labor job bro. All the way from Badagry unto that multibillion project of a road which started before I left. You deserve an award. Keep it up bro. Your good calculated brave hard work will surly bring you fame soon. I love it so much. GOD BLESS YOU RICHLY.
thank you so much for that so warm comment ! i really appreciate !
I am glad i brought you back home for some good memories !
cheers from Lagos !
You are working very hard to explore Nigeria. So Much love to your channel! Try to visit Apapa and Festac town...
thanks a lot my dear friend, there is a video inside apapa and ajegunle on the channel you may want to check at it.
then about festac town, i also filmed part of it during a chaotic ride, you may find what you are looking for if you check inside the channel
From Mile 2 to Okokomaiko... would be a horrible experience I swear, the Hellish traffic alone would snuff life out of U
6:35 reminds me of Camaguey Cuba
thanks once more for your comment !
So sorry you had to endure a strenuous back-breaking drive! But THANK YOU! I was excited to see it. Can't wait to relax and enjoy!
No worries! i am kind of used to these long day drives on bumpy roads !
thanks a lor for watching
watching all the way from orlando florida
Good morning, thanks a lot !
I really would like to discover some of orlando too, i have never been there
Greetings from Canada my friend, many many years since I travelled around in Nigeria and Ghana. Your videos bring back good memories of beautiful people and places..
ohhhh thanks a lot !!!
i am so glad the video travelled to canada !
i think i can understand your feeling about good memories of beautiful people and places !
thanks so much for taking time to comment, please feel free to share these videos and subscribe if you are not part of the family yet
@@Ludo_Liu Oh yes, I am part of the family
LOL....Beautiful place? What are you smoking?
I travelled that same road when I was a kid and average speed back then was 100km to 120km/hr depending on what you were in. Watching the video especially the part closer to Badagry shows that it is indeed the same road from 30 years ago when I was a kid. The little 'shortcut' he was travelling on at the start of the video has begun to deteriorate back then so it only makes sense that there are only slivers of the road left. And 10 years to construct a 75km highway? Who are they fooling? On a bright note, great job to Ludo Liu2 on that video. That could not have been very fun. Keep up the good work :)
can wait 200 years for put trams for the people travel cheapeast way
in Argentina happens almost the same put the streets isnt in that conditions
Ludo Liu is the best.
you are right... with this, we can see how is the world in Lagos
@tai Balogun, thanks a lot for sharing your thought about that video and about your experience of Lagos !
yeah the road is still the same in many places, but the work is going ahead, hopefully, it will be a nice 5 lane roads from lagos to seme very soon !
Good video. thanks.
You are a brave man.
Nigeria is really another world.
Take care
Thanks for watching and for your comment !
Yeah, and not a good one.
Ludo Liu 2, you are one brave guy riding a motor cycle on such horrible roads. I am a big fan. I have been watching many of your videos, and I love them. Please stay safe so you can continue to provide us with such amazing videos.
thank you very much for your warm comment and care !
yes i will keep up being very cautious while driving, and try to keep up the pace with thee videos !
thanks a lot for watching once more !
So Beautiful watching from VIRGINIA USA❤IM YOUR NEW FAN
thanks so much Cheryl ! please feel free to take a look at some other videos on the channel
These roads are way better than the ones I traveled from Lekki Island to Badagry
And they have even improved .this was shot some time ago
Spectacular video! I couldn't believe it, this is absolute madness God help the Nigerian people, cause the government won't, there's is no government, only a bunch of thiefs
Working for the European Mafia
I admire the Nigerian people they're tuff and patient I didn't see any road rage incredible!, God bless the Nigerian people, Africa will rise again.
I just fully agree about what you said about nigerian people : they are really to be admired!
life is not easy for most of them !
Wish it were me traveling around in Nigeria!!!! One day!!
Your doing good Mr. Ludo Liu, hope you'll be with us for a long time taking us sightseeing, seeing people, places and things!! TY ✨🙏✨
I hope so too! you may enjoy the beauty of nigeria and it s culture
hummer with bush guard best thing for these roads
definitively a must have here, i saw some !!
This channel is fantastic. Thank you
thank you so much !!!! this is the kind of comment that will make my day more sooth and happy !
please feel free to dig inside of it, and tell me what you think about the other videos
Love the life in these videos.
thanks a lot for watching, i am premiering another video in few hours, hope to see you around for the live.ua-cam.com/video/q98oAeW_0zU/v-deo.html
Thanks for another beautiful upload. Mind you, this long stretch of road is the road equivalent of Murtala Airport and Apapa seaport o. It is supposed to be the international link to the rest of West Africa. It looks like Nigerian Federal Govt is practically waiting on some unseen forces to take up the road reconstruction as a challenge. Sad!
yes this is a part of the west African highway... unfortunately it doesn' t match the expectation yet.....
that s a very important axis indeed. Hope it can be finished this year....
Thanks a lot for being here once more Mr Taiwo !
6:23 Is that two guys holding hands? I know that seems like “not a big deal” BUT this is Africa.. 🙀😻
they cross the road together. It is very common for man to old another one hand in some case. doesn t mean at all that they are a couple
i miss nigeria bless up
thanks a lot for commenting !
Exhilarating motorbike riding experience! Your camera placement puts me up front right in the action. I can sense every bump, maneuver between vehicles, other cyclists, people walking, and potholes, gas fumes and air moving past my body. The sound was 360 degree quality. The fast ride on the open highways gave me the sensation of actual speed. Traveling through the coastal region border towns was inspirational as I saw the small shops, open air markets and people walking along side the road. It felt like I was in touch with the local citizens who are thriving which is encouraging to me. It was uplifting to see so much life happening among people as we travelled the roads. Although the ride was long, exhausting and sometimes uncomfortable, it was still time well spent. I thank you for putting me in touch with the "everyday people" of Nigeria and I appreciate you for the time, energy and money you invest in producing great vlogs.
Hello Bro !!!
thanks a lot for that very warm comment, that s a pure boost of energy for me !
I am glad the experience worked with you, and you felt on the bike with me. This is i want to create, a real immersion !
I hope you will like the next video coming tomorrow, we will be driving inside badagry as well as diving into its history !
I wish you a great day !
75km trip should take 1 hour ,i hail you Ludo i wont do this for thousand dollars,dead beat country.
in fact i like these adventurous trips...
i like organized confusion, maybe i should see a doctor
Can you please do a speed overlay do we can see how fast you're going, thanks for the great video
it would be hard, what i can tell you is my maximum speed during that trip : 85 km per hour.
This bring back some memory plying this road 5 times a week from Mile 2 to Agbara about 10 years ago. The road has been nightmarish since then. So much respect for you biking that road with so many potholes, big trucks and one way drivers. About the road you missed, can't you ask someone to help carry the bike over the concrete median next time? You might have to give them some money though. I think that's better than driving between those container trucks. I was super scared for you man. Anyway, your videos are amazing
you are right, asking someone to help to carry the bike would have been a faster option.
thanks a lot for sharing your experience with that comment !
i really appreciate!
Watching from London. This is another banger
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thanks so much !!!!
i wish you a great weekend !
BOA NOITE AMIGO LUDO. MUITO BOM SEU VIDEO.ESTOU CONHECENDO A AFRICA E NOSSO POVO ATRAVEZ DELES .CONTINUE ESCREVENDO . MUITO OBRIGADO!
thanks a lot for watching and taking time to comment!
I am glad you enjoyed that video !
fantastic videos give a very good picture of Nigeria, I always watch your videos with great interest. big compliment. Greetings from Holland
Thank you very much! I am glad to read such a comment !
have you ever been to Nigeria ?
@@Ludo_Liu unfortunately not yet visited, I have visited Rwanda and Gambia a few times. Know some people from Nigeria so definitely want to visit Nigeria . Mabye you can guide me👍
No way, I'm scared to death to ride in the midst of trucks. That is risky! You have a lion's heart.
Watching from belgium
thanks a lot Amina, i am glad you are taking time to watch all these videos
i really appreciate a lot !
thanks for that
You are doing a great job and thanks for your fantastic video as usual. Please be careful on those bad roads.
Thank you, I will keep driving very cautiously
Happy birthday 🎈🎉🎂 March family
my mom and older brother are from march :)
One of the things that I've noticed is the majority of Nigeria hasn't been mapped by Google's street view. In fact, most of Africa hasn't been charted by Google. It leaves me with such curiosity of what's out there.
there is a big change of that, if you looked 6 or 7 years ago almost no roads were mapped. now many of them are arriving... i have seen several of these google cars with 3 d cams all around since i drive in Naija
@@Ludo_Liu most definitely, I obliviously know that Nigeria is mapped, but there's a lot of area that doesn't have a street view perspective. It will take some time.
Everywhere in Lagos is on your google map
@@mmanuel_musacheshow4549 not really , manyis mssing for the street view
@@Ludo_Liu which local government or Lcda is that?
You are so brave sha. Thanks for the tour. I recognize some of my old stomping grounds.
Thanks for watching and Thank you very much for taking time to comment ! I hope you will like the next video about badagry and its history
Wow👍👍👍. I requested for this. Thanks. I miss home
Hope you like it! please feel free to share this video or any other on your social networks
@@Ludo_Liu yes. Shared already. Thanks once again
The roads are extremely bad. This video needs to be sent to those devilish politicians
thanks a lot for your comment !
Like they care 🙄
@Igbo Amaka The roads are worse in kano, dutse and kaduna is even better than imo and owerri.. Its not about the geography. Nigerians everywhere are not doing the right thing
@Igbo Amaka A long time ago. Need to work together and stop fighting. And also it needs to be unacceptable for there to be rubbish on the road. Last time I went back there I was shocked that burning rubbish in the middle of market is acceptable.
You are having all the fun 🤩 Mr Lui. I wish I can do this when I swung into that town.
that s true, that even in these bumpy congested road, i sometimes have a lot of fun... with the bike i am maybe crazy ? should i see a doctor ? I even surprised myself thinking, "yeahhh another stretch of bumpy stones and sand..."
It sounds like you are riding a larger displacement modern bike. From the shadow you were casting you still have your mirrors in place , which most of the bikes around you don't have . That camera you are using is top notch and it has to be on some sort of gimbal. I hope that you can do a video on your bike and gear someday. Also I've noticed that most of the taxi bikes have been modified with narrow bars,mirror deletes and larger seats. Is there anyway you can interview some of to mototaxi guys and show us how they set their bikes up for the job? As always , another great video.......please keep them coming. Regards from the U.S.
thanks so much for watching and commenting. i am still using my small 250 qlink, yes i have the mirrors. The Okada drivers (taxi moto) use a larger seat to transport three people, then the narrow bars of the okadas allows them to zigzag between the car more easily when it is crowded, they can go in some really tiny spaces this was.
Thank you guys, for passing oto awori and ijankin
Thanks for watching
Iyana Era
Another great video. That amount of hours on that road though.OMG! 😱
thanks a lot, yeah, that s a long time, but i was kind of lucky, once it took me 6 hours...
@@Ludo_Liu 6 hours 😱
@@TonyaEL once it took me 11 hours from Cotonou to Lagos....can you imagine !
@@Ludo_Liu Oh my! I can’t even take riding in a car that long.
I know. And no Fufu and yam with some Nigerian guinness. Madness!
Wow! I didn't know you will make the trip to Badagry so soon. You are the Best. Going all the way to that place. But the roads are bad. really really bad. I can see you didn't go into Badagry Township. Maybe next time when the road is Better. All the same, thumbs up for making the trip. Hope you were able to massage your back after the rough trip. You'll need it. Take care
I asked my two babies to do it, and after jumping 5 minutes on my back i felt a lot better :)
I went inside Badagry, but this may be the subject of my next video.
you will see the market, the clinic road, museum, old voodoo temples, and i hope learn so nice things about badagry ... I am working now on the research for the captions.
@@Ludo_Liu Oh Great. Thats natural massage from the kids? They deserve chocolate for that. hahahah. Oh. so good to hear you entered the main town. Thats the real deal. Badagry is a historical town with lots of things to see but the bad road have discouraged so many people visiting. The Agbalata Market, The Oba's palace, The Museum, The First Story Building , slave relics etc etc. Cant wait to see your next video. Cheers Man. You are the real Navigator. Thumbs up.
@@semakof i did not miss any of those you were speaking , i hope you will like the video :) :)
Another great video. I just hope the government should work on the roads. Thank you for sharing
thanks a lot my dear for your comment !
the road is actually under construction for most part of it.
it should be finished and totally paved since few years, but it has been delayed...
I feel very good thanks a lot and stay safe Greetings from South America Have a nice time
Thank you! You too! I wish you a great day ! please feel free to share this video !
hi friend. thanks. for help me to see a lot about. Nigéria and also to improve my inglish . greeting from joao pessoa city Brasil
You are welcome! thanks so much for commenting again !
wish you a great day !
The Speed 🚄🚅 1!$ Wow 😲😳 1!$ I Was Nervous But Exhilarated 😂😆1!$
i never drove that fast in that video. in fact the maximum speed i reached was 85 km per hour, but the cam gives a speed effect
Muito obrigado! Thank you so much for another exciting episode. #L.E.G.E.N.D.
thanks a lot for your warm comment once more !
I wish you a great day !
Great video as usual, such hard work especially with the terrible road! We have a land just opposite that FAMS embassy hotel but I rarely visit because of the road to downtown Lagos! Thanks for making the lockdown less stressful over here!
Oh wow! thanks a lot for your comment, i am glad it can make the lockdown a little sweeter with some taste of home !
Here! 3.38am from NYC! 🇺🇸🇳🇬
thank you so much for being here!
NYC🇳🇬... where in ny you at?
Watching all the way from Washington DC. Much Love and success to you
thank you so much !!!!
i really appreciate your very high support !!!
i wish you a great day in Washington !
cheers from lagos Island !
Thank you, thank you!... for another amazing rides!
Glad you like them ! and even more happy to read your feedback !
that s a bunch of good vibes and motivation for me !
thank you !!!!
Very Nostalgic. This was my daily route very many years ago. The road had never been very good, but never been this terrible. This is really sad.
I reckon you forgot to remove some captions from an earlier Ibadan trip from the workspace.
BADAGRY!!!
thanks a lot for watching. this video.. i was just coming back from Ibadan while editing this one, then i wrote one ibadan at the begining, I think that s the only one...
@@Ludo_Liuwhy don’t you visit other parts of Nigeria?
It’s a very big and diverse country. Try and explore other areas.
Thanks for uploading the video to remind me of my root.
So nice of you, you are welcome my dear !
i am now encoding the next video, it will be online tomorrow
😍 que bom... Mais uma estréia👏👏👏.
thanks a lot for your support Marli
Road trip Lagos Kino🥇
thanks so much for watching once more time !
i appreciate your support brother !
Ludo Liu 2 estou no aguardo um abraço jundiai sp brazil
Obrigado !!! tudu Bom ?
wow! be careful and thank you for the experience...wish you all wore helmets on bike though!!
Thank you, I will ! Yes we were both wearing a helmet !
thanks a lot for watching
@@Ludo_Liu phew! your vids bring tons of questions to mind...a great learning experience so very different from where we live but just loving looking at all the beautiful people, beautiful clothes, chaos that seems to work...many thanks for making the effort to show the world your part of it.
What kind of bikes do majority of the locals drive? They look very similar
mostly it is 150cc or200cc, imported chinese or indian bike.
Hello, it is quite a difficult path. Thank you for this tour of Nigeria. I send you a hug from Mexico 🇲🇽
Thank you so much!
With these back breaking roads all over in this Country and still believed to have the highest GDP in Africa? It should live this position and credit to South Africa as that's where it belongs to represent Africa. IMF should take Notes here.
Is this the lagos badagry expressway I traveled many times in 1977 build by STRABAG and BERGER? i think this is now a Kamikaze road.
yes it is..... tanks a lot for stopping around, please take a look at more videos on the channel
Wow ! Wow !! Wow !!! Ludo Liu you have archieve one of the trip I have ask, from you. Sincerly in the bottom of our heart, I was not sure that you Will do it. Thanks a lot, you have reveal to the world the real Lagos. Because Island is an artificial one. Why am I saying this. Just because Because Badagry have the potential to be the '' Monaco'' of Nigeria, with all the powerful Income and jobs it Will make available for us. Unfortunately the persons Who drive the super-car called Nigeria, are non- visionary drivers. They Just prefer to Live like prisoner than Live free. Built many good Infrastructures which Will make People happy and boost our economy, and in the same time our leaders economy. Unfortunately !!! Look at Agbara I have left Last year, it become bad again. Seriously I am very desesperate to see our gouvernment Incapable to archieve such of basic elements which caracterized what we called great country. Nigeria is Just great by money the country have, not by Infrastructures, electricity, road, transport system, People welfare, instability of our Naira, etc.. Like Martin Luther, I want to say: I have a dream one Day, Nigeria Will be a great country where their People Will have Joy, welfare, real unity, with electricity and water available 24/7, good road, great national Airline company like Ethiopian or better...etc....for now it is Just a dream.
thanks a lot for being here Felix, and for taking time to drop such a wise comment
i really appreciate ! I wish you a great day, i hope to see you tonight for the premiere
@@Ludo_Liu yes of course.
1:12:00 to 1:13:00 is just crazy. Story of my life everyday travelling to school from okoko to festac. Lord had mercy on me.
ayayaya, i think i know clearly what you are going through everyday !
this way from oloko to festac is always so busy !
thanks a lot for watching !!!!
Thank you for this video.
So nice of you to be here and always take time to give this full support !
I wish you a great Sunday !
Great vlog bro!!!
Glad you enjoyed my Oga !
I wish you a great evening, I am glad to see you around as usual !
hope you'll ring me up when you'll be around, I d love to meet !
Oh la la, Afrique plus que surprenante mais c'est ce qui fait son charme , j'ai vraiment adoré même avec le passage entre les files de camions qui était flippant. C'est Saboyo qui t'accompagnait ?
Oui j'étais avec Sobayo, nous sommes allés au musée pour y rencontrer des personnes de différents minsitères ici.
You have to explore Naija rivers, bet me you'll get more viewers
yeah that s an idea i am trying to plan these days !
I also want to see more of the waters that are really means of transports for many goods !
I do like the beach areas, its nice
@@Ac-ty8wp same here ! i just love to go on the beach, seat one or two hour and relax ... stay quiet and listen to the noise of the waves and breath some fresh pure air
@@Ludo_Liu yesssssss! We all need a little of that
Is this the lagos badagary expressway? i thought they said it was been built? does not look like it.
yes it is, from Badagry to lagos, some parts are finished, from costain to festac and mile 2, it is a 10 lane.
however the major part is stil under construction as you saw, from badagry to agbara everything remain to be done almost
@@Ludo_Liu so why was there are report that the road was 80% completed? that does not look like 80% complete at all.
@@Ludo_Liu Thanks enjoyed the video
Are there any rules of the road?
yeah, the first rule is try to best to survive :)
Muy Bien
gracias amigo !!!!
please feel free to share !
There's no street lights for night time driving , how do you see this road in the dark
it is in fact really hard to drive by night... visibility is terrible
What's with all those trucks on that road
what do you mean ?
I'm Not Sure If Someone Already Mentioned This, But How Come The Reverse Lights On Cars Have A Blue Tape or Film Over It?
i don ' know...
this is just the way it is :)
thanks for watching and commenting again my dear !
roads in worst shape than equality in USA
ah ah love that ! equality must be in a very terrible shape then on the other side of the ocean !
thanks brother for taking time to comment ! I really appreciate so much
You have to start from marina of badagry you just showed only ajara
hi, this was a video dedicated to the road between the two cities, you'll soon see a video dedicated to badagry itself
I like your Video how much is to drive me from ikeja to lekki
ah ah ah how much do you want to pay ?
@@Ludo_Liu are you on WhatsApp
14:50 why they dont repair it?
they are working on the road actually, it should be finished by the end of this year
This looks exhausting! I drove across Nigeria in 2006 and remember the roads were very good, but lots of wrecked cars and trucks every where. Is this a particularly bad one? Take care out there.
this is the badagry expressway road, i guess you know it if you drove around,
it is not the best around
@@Ludo_Liu was a long time ago, 2005, Ibadan to Yankari then to Calabar , how odd I'm just watching your Lagos to Abeokuta trip.
@@davehann8178 that's a very long ride, but a nice road to abeokuta
Thank you for everything
hello my dear !!!
I am glad to see you around, and so happy you take time to drop a comment !
I wish you a great weekend !
Hi Ludo which part of Lagos is this 😂 Very remote career and scary
this is on the road between Lagos and badagry
At 1:45 you wrote "Sunny Ajose Street, Ibadan", but I think it's a mistake, since you are in Badagry... Nice video anyway! :-)
Yes, you are right, that s a typo cause i was working on two videos at that time... dabagry and ibadan
@@Ludo_Liu no problem, I Imagine how hard is doing two jobs at the same time! I really enjoy your videos, I keep an eye on Google Maps while following your paths and I feel like I am there with you. Thank you for these videos, keep on doing them!
@@AndreaJobPicanello yes that is really not easy to keep the path without these mistakes, i have to deal with two works and my family life, then i don ' t have much time remaining to sleep
hope i can finish the last video this night and tomorrow morning.
I'll bring you to discover badagry and it s history
The rider 1:12:40 should be ticketed trying to cross the side walk.. 😲 😱
yeah !
Awesome video. By the way, what sort of camera do you use?
i am using a gopro, thanks a lot for your comment once more !
igbinosun pat
Please would you be kind enough to show us places like Ajegunle, boundary market, orile-iganmu, cms, ebute- metta, mile 2, layinka street in ajegunle, amukoko.
Hi my dear, you can see ajegunle in apapa's video,
you can also see ebute metta, cms, mile 2 in some other videos i did.
@@Ludo_Liu OK bro. I will go and watch them right away. I used to live in layinka street in ajegunle as a hustler before I traveled abroad
#hotel#hotel
That is a back breaking drive to get to Lagous ,aren't there any freeways you could use
this is actually the highway between the two cities
Some of those motorcyclelists are speed demons😀
some are really crazy yes o !
What kind of bike ride?
I am driving a 250 qlink i bought here on a local market
#Hotel#
Waiting!
thanks a lot Oga me !
What motorcycle do you ride?
Please do a video about your gear
i am driving a 25 qlink i bought in Oyingbo market in lagos.
cost me 600 euros.
@@Ludo_LiuI love your videos. Thanks Ludo for the response. Safe riding!
You’re amazing. Thank you so much. One question: Is this Badagry or Ibadan? I’m confused.
Most definitely Badagry. "FAMS EMBASSY SUITES" he referenced here 9:17 is in Ibereko Town along Lagos-Badagry Expressway according to Google. Ibadan definitely is a typo.
@@Ben-Jamming Oh, I see. Many thanks for the clarification.
yes it is from Badagry to lagos ! Did i write Ibadan instead of badagry ?,
if i did... that s an enormous mistake
Infastracture needs to improve.
yeah many things remain to be finished on this expressway
Finally 😍
yeah i finally went out of lagos city :)
3 hours! OMG, really?!
yeah ! 3 hours, if you are lucky... it can be 7 hours for these 65 km
look the roads in nigeria are so bad we don"t have good government in nigeria it sad
thannks a lot for your comment !
yeah the roads are really bad in too many places, it should not be in a rich country
Very Sad Indeed. Never knew Nigeria can be this bad on infrastructure
Well, your training for Paris - Dakar rallye is succesfully finished.
ah ah ah in fact, i am planning a trip longer than paris dakkar for this summer ! I plan a Paris Lagos ! it should have been done last year, but covid pushed me to postponed it
This is an insane ride. I hope you’re taken extreme care because Lagos road is very dangerous with trucks and refuse waste pulling up the road. This is part of mismanagement, corruption and the nonchalant attitudes of the people putting refuse waste on roads.
yes I am always very cautious while driving here