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Nothing else should be used as yardstick if not population density, landmass and industries. My top 5 include, Lagos, Ogun, Kano, Delta, Ibadan.

I'm a fan of rankings. No matter the criteria, some people are going to object to the choices. However, my addition to this would be a to use a more concise definition for what classifies as "most developed city" Infrastructure development as you included is good and is a sufficient criteria to rank the development of cities. It can be broadened by looking at the quality of roads, markets, business districts, housing, sanitation & transportation network. Cost of living and Eco friendliness could be criteria for a separate list. In regards to the choice of cities. You touched on the major ones, though I disagree with some of the positions. The most glaring is position of Warri, a city that has seen severe infrastructure degradation over the years compared to others. The omission of Benin city, the city with the highest amount of closed drainage outside of Abuja. Even Lekki & VI in Lagos still have open gutters. All in all, it's a good list and a good discussion starter. Thanks for making this list and all your video postings.

Why do u say "growt" instead of "growth"!?

Enugu should be no 5 not 10 okay

Uyo and Abuja looks like my kind of places. Keep it up! Africa is re-emerging again! The African Renaissance is here! ❤

Good job my bro...

See Ozed, I go advice make you travel round these 10 cities and come back again and give ur opinion about them. I was born in Warri, my father's house is still there, I had my primary & secondary education right there in Warri. From there, I moved to Benin City where I had my University education in UNIBEN. Upon graduation, I served in Ibadan, Oyo State. I also stayed in Lagos & in Abuja at some point while looking for white collar jobs. I once lived in Ojuore, close to Ota in Ogun State. I have lived in Port-Harcourt, Calabar, Uyo, and Yenagoa. For your information, I am from Anambra state in Southeast, so I do frequent my hometown in Anambra as well as other southeastern states like Onitsha, Enugu, Aba, and Owerri. Based on my experience from travelling across so many towns and cities in Nigeria, I can tell u for free that this your list is not in line with the reality of most beautiful cities in Nigeria. You placed Enugu in 10 position while you placed Warri ahead of Enugu. This comes like a shock to me that still visits Warri till 2moro bcos some of my siblings are based in Warri. also, you placed Ibadan in sixth position. Come on, is it tribalism that is bring this up. No be d Ibadan wey we know? Abi is there any other Ibadan from the one that we all know? I bet you have NEVER heard of the city called Owerri, that's why u omitted the city. abeg try travel and stop this sentimental guess work that you just did. Like I said earlier your list does not reflect the reality of most beautiful cities in Nigeria. It is just another tribal sentimental list from someone that feels like his cities should be up there. That's my take of ur list.

Did I hear u say eco friendly environment as a yardstick?

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Dangote refinery is already out na😅

Thank you so much! ❤❤

Lagos is gradually advancing

Youre getting better with each video. Ozed to the world!

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Please lets start by fixing the already broken but barely opened for 2 minutes Red line, extending the Blue line as originally intended and get started on the much needed Green line before bouncing to this one...geez.

Waiting for when the project hits Ogun and Edo-proper.

WHAT ABOUT CLEAN WATER AND ELECTRICITY?😢😮😮😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅.

Please please make it like the blue line, elevated and more affordable high rise infrastructure for middle class.

So Nigeria couldn't do these by itself, it took China to build these for them. What a shame.

What will happen to Lagos with climate change? Lagos is built on a sand bar. I looked for real soil in Lagos city and only found sand. The Lekki Conservation center is a swamp.

Why is the animation only showing white people?

Government will make more money from this purple line because of population that goes to redemption camp

Shamelessness, If this is where this country is at this age and time, When countries around the world are doing greater things in technological advancements and life transforming projects, you can't imagine state government, Lagos State". Showing off on a road that ought to have been done by local government authorities... May God help this country, people are hungry, this is too much.

Absolutely fantastic

Good job Lagos government. This is what Kano state governor should come and learn from

Well done the Governor of the Sate

Keep up the great works 💯💯💯💯💯💪💪💪💪❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉. Lagos is improving, infrastructurally

Lagos shouldn't be having double lane roads now. They should be having 12lanes

All internal community cities need to have paved roads. That’s one thing I will give the Americans, no matter how bad the area is, the roads are mostly paved. I have been to slums in the US, but the roads are paved. Lagos needs to take the same approach. It shouldn’t just be the IKOYI, LEKKI, AJAH, VI…etc..even the inner places in orile, aguda, surulere, mushin,mile 2, alaba, ikeja, okoko..etc need to have paved roads.

Well done...I have bought you $10 coffee

Wowo like hell

River,delta awkaibom is lagging behind on they brag is I have oil I have oil very primitive people our people has become laughing stuff

That's the way to go.Get the private sector guys into it.

Lagos doing some good work. Hope other cites take note.

Impressive!

This is great progress.. BUT...... Massive projects but cant address consistent electricity in the state (Im here and all I hear and smell are generators)... "Massive Projects" but cant address proper drainage and issue with open sewers in the state... do the small things first before embarking on the bigger stuff (bigger items need the small items for said big items to even work correctly)

It's good what Lagos state is doing, but I don't know what other states are doing what exactly are the agenda of other state government, some governors are not even heard of they are just there collecting allocation every month and embezzling it

There is probably more going on in Lagos than Arewa as a whole.

Lagos leads whilst the other states slow to follow. Well done to governor Sowoolu and his teams. Eko o ni baje o

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Them Lagos state Govt should go to Ikotun/Ejigbo/Jakaunde Gate and around these areas mentioned above .the roads are really bad

Imagining d amount of houses d 4th main bridge 🌉 will take off 😢 No futuristic plan right from the beginning now resulting to impossibility.

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Lag govt tried....but they should be gone a bit further to make it a dual cartridge road.

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This is something that local governments should solve, but their funding isn't connected to the quality of their communities, so they don't care about them. It should never get to a point where the state government has to intervene, but these are the consequences of a top-down financing structure.

Massive improvement in infrastructure