Nigeria 🇳🇬| Inside the cleanest city in Nigeria, Calabar [S3-E15] Trans-Africa Motorcycle Adventure
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Welcome to another episode! In this episode Flying Flags takes you around the cleanest city in Nigeria, Calabar, the capital of Cross River State. You'll also get to know how Flying Flags resolved the mechanical issues of his motorcycle as well as preparations for Cameroon and visa application.
I hope you enjoy this episode and thanks for flying along!
Cheers!
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As a cross riverian from Ogoja to be precise I say good job my Ghanaian brother God bless you
Yes Sir! My deepest pleasure to visit Cross River State 🫡
Well done my brother, may GOD ALMIGHTY GUIDE AND PROTECT YOU IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH AMEN. LOVE FROM NIGERIA
@@ominiekwe7241 Amen! Thank you very much.
Peace and blessings 🙏🏾
Calabar used to be the cleanest city in Naija, but Uyo has taken that spot in the past couple of years.
But Calabar is bouncing back gradually.
But one thing with Calabar is the calmness and peace; no stress at all in that city. I love Calabar and Uyo, two of my fave cities in Nigeria
For sure! On the cleanest city spot I expected some differing opinions 😄✌🏾!
Definitely Calabar is a peaceful city. I’ve heard quite a lot about Uyo. I only raced through Uyo but didn’t make a stop. Maybe next time I’ll make a stop there😊✌🏾
You did not visit Abuja “ it is the first Nigerian city with the network of paved roads” 🙄🙄👀
@@ApexKing00 we’ll try Abuja next time 😎
Thank God that you solve motorcycle problem because i said under your lagos to benin city video that it is CDI problem because i use motorcycle very well when I was in nigeria and problem always come during rainy season
@@Homeoftruthtv you definitely got the gist😄! Yes I saw that comment and you nailed it right.🫡👍🏾
Wow the history is great I love the fact that you take your tike to know about each state you go into!! More grace MDSTH 😊😊
@@FlorencejDemba thank you EFJD😎
A good coverage of Calabar
@@akinjoaquim1013 thank you 🙏🏾
My apologies for my earlier comment my Ghanaian brother 🙏. May the lord be with you on your journey across Africa
@@johnatu3409 no worries brother. Amen 🙏🏾 and thank you very much.
Peace and blessings!
Ride on brother... jah protection...
@@darkorobertson8897 yeah man🫡
Thanks for taking my tip on Calabar and Cameroon. Please don't forget to put the drone pictures in the description box
@@BoskiM of course sir. I have dropped the link in there in the description. Thank you
I like what u doing 👍🏽
@@smkkkkky thank you very much
Bro visit abuja the capital city of Nigeria and see for yourself
@@paulifeany4022 yes brother! I’ll pop in there, hopefully 🙏🏾
The Efiks are related to the Akan tribe of Ghana and they are Efik names like Essien, Ansa; Afia; Efa. Please leave history alone the Efik people migrated from Ethiopia as black jews.
First here🎉
@@official_pdd yes sir😎
Lovely
@@Realemmiwuks ✌🏾
@@TheFlyingFlags how much does it cost you to get your Cameroon visa?
@@Realemmiwuks it was €167.77 ($181.49) for a short stay (1-3 months) single entry tourist visa.
@@TheFlyingFlags ok
Thank you so much
@@Realemmiwuks you’re welcome
Calabar was the first capital of Nigeria,that is why it has the first of most things.But not the first monorail,portharcourt had one before calabar.Most cities in Nigeria are probably not far off calabar in terms of peace and calm,lagos is the only crazy city in Nigeria.😅If you want to relax in Nigeria,lagos should be the last place to visit.Thank you.
@@suntanglory interesting brother. How come the monorail bit is taking away from Pot Harcourt?😄✌🏾
You know, I have visited a couple of cities in the country 🇳🇬so far and per my experience Calabar is where I would love to be! Remember it’s opinionated.😄😎
Peace and blessings!
@@TheFlyingFlags l don't know why the monorail was added to calabar as the first,l know porthacourt had one before calabar.Cable car is what cross river had,in obudu ranch.And the only state in nigeria to have a cable car,though not working at the moment.I like calabar too,if l ever return to Nigeria calabar or uyo are probably were l would settle too.What l mean is,if other states build their environment too they wont be far off calabar in peace and tranquility compared to lagos.Abuja is the most beautiful city in Nigeria though.Cheers.
@@suntanglory brilliant 🙏🏾! Thanks for throwing light on that. Makes sense perfectly.
Cheers.
If you need help in Cameroon at the border crossing or anywhere in the country do not hesitate to contact me. I think you’ll be coming through Ekok border and going through Mamfe to Douala. But one city you must visit in Cameroon is Limbe.
@@TrueSMedia that is so kind of you. Thank you very much.
It would be lovely to visit Limbe but I understand it’s in one of the red zones of the separatists crisis as well as Bamenda, Mamfe Buea, and foreign national would not be advised to be in those cities as attacks are unpredictable.
Please any thoughts on that? Thank you 🙏🏾.
@@TheFlyingFlags don’t worry about what you hear on the media Limbe is one of the safest city in Cameroon with over 4 military bases. When you get to limbe you’ll see. If you need someone to guide you while you’re here I can assign someone for you. There are a lot of places to visit here.
@TrueSMedia alright. We’ll see how it goes. Thank you very much
Cleanest city paaa 😂😂😂😂.. you don’t want peace. Wait for Uyo people 😂😂
Lol it is a close tie I believe
@@Goshers I tell you😄
Goshers is not about uyo people here am from cross river state but base in jos plateau state, the cleanest city in Nigeria is Abuja followed by uyo then calabar third. Nigeria has many clean cities, ENUGU Wil wow you for clean and seren, kano too
@@ominiekwe7241Enugu is a beautiful and peaceful city,but not clean bros, i live in enugu.
They've not seen the post yet😂 Uyo the title holder, can you imagine that 😂 giving someone's glory to another
First Nigerian city with paved network of roads should be Benin city not Calabar.
@@youme1414 oh okay but it went for Calabar 😄
All cities in nigeria are like village to me. Bad roads and poor development infrastructure full all states roads
@@RashidHussein-bs1rg easy sir! We have the potentials to do better together 😎🙏🏾
@@RashidHussein-bs1rg Me too. But, those who are suffering are praising the mediocrity. We are our own greatest enemies.
I feel you brother! It is well😊🙏🏾
I am glad that your journey is back proceeding well. The major slave traders in Calabar was the Aro Confederacy. The Aro Confederacy was a mixture of about 18 Igbo clans, the Itsekeri, Ibibio, Efik, Abame, M'Baise etc and they practiced Juju. The Aro raided and attacked the Igbo people that lived to their North in what was called the Kingdom of Nri which goes as far North of Onitsha. Most of the Igbos captured were sold by the Aro to the English and they were shipped to places like Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and the United States.
@@visionquest7870 Brilliant! I bumped into a bit of that side of the story reading on the Efik people. Thank you for shedding some light on that. I really appreciate it.
Peace and blessings! 😊🙏🏾
@@TheFlyingFlags Safe journeys. I am looking forward to your upcoming Cameroon, Congo series. May God keep you and the fellows safe.
@@visionquest7870 Amen! Thank you very much for the encouragement 📣
@TheFlyingFlags that is not a statue of Jesus, because Jesus is a black man. The description of Jesus is in the very Bible you read.
@taharka3897 oh okay. Who’s statue is that then?😊
What country did you go to next trip?
@@DusanTadicDusanVlahovicand please just relax and keep following
Cleanest city but seems I just saw two huge heaps of rubbish in the middle of the highway 😂 . Anyway😊
@@imhotep5279 hahaha 😄that’s hilarious 😆
But you will believe with me the city is clean
calabar not the cleanest. Nigeria has many cities and a lot of them are lot
@@jidebolarinwa697 I already conceded that it is arguable.
Cheers brother 😄👍🏾
Wow the history is great I love the fact that you take your tike to know about each state you go into!! More grace MDSTH 😊😊
@@FlorencejDemba it is very important to understand, then you can represent closely.😎✌🏾
@@TheFlyingFlags Yeah that’s right and you are doing great on that so keep it up
@FlorencejDemba thank you ✌🏾
The first football match in Nigeria was played in calabar stadium.
@@BallantineDavid-uz7jm interesting