You guys.... I am trying my hardest to explore Nigeria and unveil its natural beauty. It's not easy- but there's so many beautiful spots! If you have suggestions leave them below. I am getting back into my UA-cam and interviewing, etc... so make sure you check back and keep up with my updates. Love very single one of you, be blessed!
Babe you sound like a go getter. I like your spirit. Also, there is a much bigger dam in that same Niger state with a capacity of over 1000 megawatt generating power. The guy should have taken you there as well. But, good job.❤
Ok! You went to Suleja dam. I went to Usuma Dam, which is on the outskirts of Abuja. We are also both 4 states down! For me: Abuja, Nasarawa, Lagos and Rivers so far.
Dang!!! Those roads at around @7:57, are crazy!!! They look like they were built by Lazy Lugard himself when he created Nigeria (like who asked him!). Actually I think his headquarters was in Selena (check Wikipedia 😁😁). Also, those atrocious roads is indicative of what's wrong with so-called Nigeria. Cities and towns like Suleja or even Kano or Benin city do not have elected executives and legislatures. Imagine New York City, Baltimore, Atlanta or even Macon, GA without mayors and city/town councils! It would be total chaos, right? Well, that's Naija. That's why local roads are in such deplorable conditions. Who states in Naija, like... Niger State are run like tiny municipalities in like say... the U.S or even China. And, this is why we need to restructure the country, with political, economic and cultural decentralization. Till, then Brittney aka our wife, we will have to comfort ourselves with your rhapsodizing about bad roads... which Gideon wasn't feeling at all. 😁😁😁
This is all very true 😂😂😂😂 I had to give Gideon a little extra because of the stress on this car. By the end I could tell he was a little stressed and high blood pressure 🥲🥲🥲🥲
@ qutieqouture6846. Go to Saudi Arabia and complain about the unelected crown prince of Al Saud since you believe that gentrified American cities are the gold standard of local government. Nigeria has had enough of you self-hating fence straddlers undermining the millions of people who grind to make a living there while offering *no solutions* to local problems.
@@BrittneyCaldwell that cap thing is mostly for hausas and Fulanis. Mostly muslims. You were 100% correct. The uba guy didn't know much. I used to live in Abuja
Your are Beautiful inside and outside. Your skin glowing🌟so well. My Naija brother caught a Big fish😊 Thanks for taking us on this tour cos i always loved to visit Niger state since i moved to Abuja frm Lagos. The Dam is Gourgeous!
@@BrittneyCaldwell At some point you may need visit pubs in the hood and capture some special moments, like you did in Nairobi. Stay safe though my sweet❤️.
In Kenya mostly because we depend on tourism if you asked like anybody they would have more than 20 places you can visit... but this guys got oil that the difference.
They have oil but they also have way more people and a lot of public services that aren’t offered! Tourism would increase spending capability and somewhat bring more visible accountability!
@BrittneyCaldwell yes Brittney. Unfortunately Nigeria does not appreciate tourism- that is why we don't have established tourist attractions. Our idea of tourist attractions are hotels and restaurants.
Hi Brittney, I sincerely appreciate you bringing the hidden beauty of Nigeria to us...... But it's funny that it is taking an American to show Naija people what we have here... This place is so beautiful that it is a gold mine waiting to be explored. This place can be developed into a fantastic water park for various water sports activities. In my mind, I am seeing several water slides, jet ski's, inflatable water obstacle facility, then garnish it with a 5-star resort... i bet u, with our weather, and no fuel subsidy wahala 🤪, the facility would be fully booked all year round....... ohh my Naija when will u wake up.......
When our Principal Peter Obi retrieves back his stolen mandate from Thieftinubu and the evil apc devils that are holding back progress for Nigeria as soon as the judiciary does the right thing and declares Peter Obi of The Labour Party the rightful winner of The 20203 Nigerian General elections.
The average Nigerian, especially male is preoccupied with survival. He is expected to provide for his family or at least support someone. Tourism is for people whose basic needs are being met. The people that can afford such luxury typically travel abroad. Domestic tourism is limited by poor security and infrastructure. Besides, there is very little advertising and promotion of attractions. Nigeria used to have a good transportation infrastructure. Now it is poor and unpredictable. We also lack water and electricity which makes small business difficult to start. There is no maintenance culture. As you can see, even Abuja is not well kept. Most of the city sidewalks are falling apart. Refuse management is poor. Some states over the last decade or so have invested substantially in infrastructure. Rivers, Akwa Ibom, and Ebonyi have impressive road networks. If Ebonyi can build good roads and bridges with a small budget, no state government in Nigeria has an excuse not to deliver quality roads. Corruption is the bane of Nigeria.
@BrittneyCaldwell Some may view this as negative comments, but the sooner one faces reality, the better. Nigeria will turn around when enough people realize things need to change. The development of Nigeria will eclipse China once we get it right.
Please, ma'am, do not talk about Kenya in a big way. Kenya and South Africa are our younger brothers that need to be taught some African lessons, most especially, South Africa . Propping them up make them to behave badly. Thank you.
You need to be careful where you go to in Nigeria due to Fulani terrorists kidnapping and killing people. I understand you need content but not at the cost of a life. We Nigerians don't travel unnecessary due to security concerns. This area is in Kogi state, which is a hot bed for Fulani jihadist terrorist.
I didn't want to kill her vibe. But na true you talk. We thank God for His mercy and protection. I believe it was Shiroro dam in Niger/Kogi that is well know to be under control of bandits. They even killed some so!diers. But also that's was because their was some Chinese mining in that area. However, in this situation, she didn't just go blindly. Someone else had recently gone there. And done so without incident. I think she should continue that way. Follow others footsteps. If they made it safely then that reduces the risk for her. Anyways, another reason we need to restructure the country, so that local communities can be empowered to police and protect life and property - with safeguards that protect civil and human rights, of course.
@ucok3951, Mr. Nigeria who knows all, people are still living their lives in Nigeria, and they still move from place to place. Secondly, this is not Kogi state. This place is in Suleja, Niger state. Some of you just saty in your village and write comments about what you don't know!
@ ucok3951.Problems in Nigeria persist because people like you complain and do nothing to solve them. If you’re not going to support those who explore this beautiful country, then please stfu. You even had the nerve to shade her for needing “content” when Nigeria promotion is on the low end in the spectrum. Go handle the Fulanis or sit quietly in your Western safe space where it’s nice and comfy.
Me traveling around isn’t just for needing content. UA-cam isn’t my main source of income- what I do here I truly enjoy and I’ve always been a wanderer. But I do appreciate the insight and will think closely about this and consider moving with security!
@@sunnyyande378 Doesn't Niger state have the most kidnappings of all Nigerian states? Correct me if I am wrong. Because I have a history of giving Brittney worst case scenarios, I didn't want to bring up the lack of security, but it was the first thing I noticed.
You guys.... I am trying my hardest to explore Nigeria and unveil its natural beauty. It's not easy- but there's so many beautiful spots! If you have suggestions leave them below. I am getting back into my UA-cam and interviewing, etc... so make sure you check back and keep up with my updates. Love very single one of you, be blessed!
we've been waiting
Our lovely Britt. We still claim you as our own. But we love Nigeria 🇳🇬 very much. Always a pleasure.
I love Nigeria!
Requesting Akwa Ibom
I’m on it!!!!
Hi...your open adventurous spirit is so heartwarming 😊
thank you!!!!!!!!! YOLO FRFR LOL
Babe you sound like a go getter. I like your spirit. Also, there is a much bigger dam in that same Niger state with a capacity of over 1000 megawatt generating power. The guy should have taken you there as well. But, good job.❤
Thank you babe!!! 💕💕💕 I am really trying!
Britt content gives me free sprit vibes and bold and courageous, and I’m here for every bit of it. #boldasaneagle
💋💋😍 love you sis
Nigeria is Beautiful...I didn't know
if there's anything that has surprised me the most about Nigeria it's how lush it is.
@@BrittneyCaldwell I will purpose to travel to Nigeria, atleast once in my lifetime
Ok! You went to Suleja dam. I went to Usuma Dam, which is on the outskirts of Abuja. We are also both 4 states down! For me: Abuja, Nasarawa, Lagos and Rivers so far.
I wanna go to rivers and Jos very badly! When you’ve been around! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Brittney girl, I really want to be doing what you are doing. I'm putting in my prayer request in now. ❤
You can do it! 💕💕💕
Dang!!! Those roads at around @7:57, are crazy!!! They look like they were built by Lazy Lugard himself when he created Nigeria (like who asked him!). Actually I think his headquarters was in Selena (check Wikipedia 😁😁). Also, those atrocious roads is indicative of what's wrong with so-called Nigeria. Cities and towns like Suleja or even Kano or Benin city do not have elected executives and legislatures. Imagine New York City, Baltimore, Atlanta or even Macon, GA without mayors and city/town councils! It would be total chaos, right? Well, that's Naija. That's why local roads are in such deplorable conditions. Who states in Naija, like... Niger State are run like tiny municipalities in like say... the U.S or even China.
And, this is why we need to restructure the country, with political, economic and cultural decentralization. Till, then Brittney aka our wife, we will have to comfort ourselves with your rhapsodizing about bad roads... which Gideon wasn't feeling at all. 😁😁😁
This is all very true 😂😂😂😂 I had to give Gideon a little extra because of the stress on this car. By the end I could tell he was a little stressed and high blood pressure 🥲🥲🥲🥲
Hopefully it gets better soon!
@ qutieqouture6846. Go to Saudi Arabia and complain about the unelected crown prince of Al Saud since you believe that gentrified American cities are the gold standard of local government. Nigeria has had enough of you self-hating fence straddlers undermining the millions of people who grind to make a living there while offering *no solutions* to local problems.
Nice video very cool. I had a glimpse of the mountains…would like to see more.
thank you! more is coming. Nigeria is low-key an amazing place for hiking FRFR.
@@BrittneyCaldwell that cap thing is mostly for hausas and Fulanis. Mostly muslims. You were 100% correct. The uba guy didn't know much. I used to live in Abuja
Your are Beautiful inside and outside. Your skin glowing🌟so well. My Naija brother caught a Big fish😊 Thanks for taking us on this tour cos i always loved to visit Niger state since i moved to Abuja frm Lagos. The Dam is Gourgeous!
you really are kind! thank you so much! you must visit.
@@BrittneyCaldwell Sure i will. You can also check out Mpappe crushed Rocks located inside Abuja. Beautiful scenery.
Hi Brittney. This is pretty cool. Looks like you're enjoying your life in Nigeria. Keep the great content coming. ❤
I will keep it coming! I am trying my best to see what Nigeria has to offer!
@@BrittneyCaldwell At some point you may need visit pubs in the hood and capture some special moments, like you did in Nairobi. Stay safe though my sweet❤️.
Girl you done wore giddion out 😅😅😅😅😅😅
No Frfr 😂😂😂😂😂😂
In Kenya mostly because we depend on tourism if you asked like anybody they would have more than 20 places you can visit... but this guys got oil that the difference.
They have oil but they also have way more people and a lot of public services that aren’t offered! Tourism would increase spending capability and somewhat bring more visible accountability!
@@BrittneyCaldwell Sure Britt much love.
@BrittneyCaldwell yes Brittney. Unfortunately Nigeria does not appreciate tourism- that is why we don't have established tourist attractions. Our idea of tourist attractions are hotels and restaurants.
Hi Brittney, I sincerely appreciate you bringing the hidden beauty of Nigeria to us...... But it's funny that it is taking an American to show Naija people what we have here... This place is so beautiful that it is a gold mine waiting to be explored. This place can be developed into a fantastic water park for various water sports activities. In my mind, I am seeing several water slides, jet ski's, inflatable water obstacle facility, then garnish it with a 5-star resort... i bet u, with our weather, and no fuel subsidy wahala 🤪, the facility would be fully booked all year round....... ohh my Naija when will u wake up.......
When our Principal Peter Obi retrieves back his stolen mandate from Thieftinubu and the evil apc devils that are holding back progress for Nigeria as soon as the judiciary does the right thing and declares Peter Obi of The Labour Party the rightful winner of The 20203 Nigerian General elections.
It’s coming soon! But literally Nigeria is gorgeous!
There are plenty of Nigerians who have highlighted Suleja dam here on youtube including "The traveller" .
Uko to Sawa 😊look inaweza mbaya 👌
💕💕💕💕💋
A beautiful place.
Yes it was! 😋😋😋😋😋
Requesting Uyo
Actually made a ChatAI itinerary for them!
Hope you are doing alright Britney?Long time!Take care.❤
I am! Just working so hard! Haven’t had time for content!
This was a fun adventure.
I had a good time! 😝
If I may ask, what is the dam for? And is there any reason it was made in that particular shape?
Architecturally they wanted it to look like this! It generates power for the community, I believe!
One thing is that Nigeria will disappoint you. Lol...
😢😢😢😢
The Ghanaian 🇬🇭 bot is here 😡.
It’s like you are disappointed with personal life? Please I am begging you. Go fix your life and leave Nigeria 🇳🇬 alone.
Good
Thanks babe!!!
The average Nigerian, especially male is preoccupied with survival. He is expected to provide for his family or at least support someone. Tourism is for people whose basic needs are being met. The people that can afford such luxury typically travel abroad. Domestic tourism is limited by poor security and infrastructure. Besides, there is very little advertising and promotion of attractions. Nigeria used to have a good transportation infrastructure. Now it is poor and unpredictable. We also lack water and electricity which makes small business difficult to start. There is no maintenance culture. As you can see, even Abuja is not well kept. Most of the city sidewalks are falling apart. Refuse management is poor. Some states over the last decade or so have invested substantially in infrastructure. Rivers, Akwa Ibom, and Ebonyi have impressive road networks. If Ebonyi can build good roads and bridges with a small budget, no state government in Nigeria has an excuse not to deliver quality roads. Corruption is the bane of Nigeria.
This is insightful!
@BrittneyCaldwell Some may view this as negative comments, but the sooner one faces reality, the better. Nigeria will turn around when enough people realize things need to change. The development of Nigeria will eclipse China once we get it right.
Nice
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I need to know
It was really good!!!!!!
@@BrittneyCaldwell like you said it would be nice to have a small vacation home there.
Please, ma'am, do not talk about Kenya in a big way. Kenya and South Africa are our younger brothers that need to be taught some African lessons, most especially, South Africa . Propping them up make them to behave badly.
Thank you.
🥲🥲🥲😑
You need to be careful where you go to in Nigeria due to Fulani terrorists kidnapping and killing people. I understand you need content but not at the cost of a life. We Nigerians don't travel unnecessary due to security concerns. This area is in Kogi state, which is a hot bed for Fulani jihadist terrorist.
I didn't want to kill her vibe. But na true you talk. We thank God for His mercy and protection. I believe it was Shiroro dam in Niger/Kogi that is well know to be under control of bandits. They even killed some so!diers. But also that's was because their was some Chinese mining in that area.
However, in this situation, she didn't just go blindly. Someone else had recently gone there. And done so without incident. I think she should continue that way. Follow others footsteps. If they made it safely then that reduces the risk for her.
Anyways, another reason we need to restructure the country, so that local communities can be empowered to police and protect life and property - with safeguards that protect civil and human rights, of course.
@ucok3951, Mr. Nigeria who knows all, people are still living their lives in Nigeria, and they still move from place to place. Secondly, this is not Kogi state. This place is in Suleja, Niger state. Some of you just saty in your village and write comments about what you don't know!
@ ucok3951.Problems in Nigeria persist because people like you complain and do nothing to solve them. If you’re not going to support those who explore this beautiful country, then please stfu. You even had the nerve to shade her for needing “content” when Nigeria promotion is on the low end in the spectrum. Go handle the Fulanis or sit quietly in your Western safe space where it’s nice and comfy.
Me traveling around isn’t just for needing content. UA-cam isn’t my main source of income- what I do here I truly enjoy and I’ve always been a wanderer. But I do appreciate the insight and will think closely about this and consider moving with security!
@@sunnyyande378 Doesn't Niger state have the most kidnappings of all Nigerian states? Correct me if I am wrong. Because I have a history of giving Brittney worst case scenarios, I didn't want to bring up the lack of security, but it was the first thing I noticed.
You should visit Malawi sometime
My goal is every country! 😍