Luanda, Angola vs Abuja, Nigeria
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- Two very different cities. One is by the Atlantic Ocean, while the other is deep in the hinterlands of the Nigerian midlands. One is tropical; the other is savannah. Between them sit Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, the Congo Republic, and the DR Congo; over 500 ethnicities exist in those countries.
Both cities hold significant economic power as they are the capitals of Africa's two largest oil-producing countries. Despite the absence of a direct border between Nigeria and DR Congo, the distance between Abuja, Nigeria, and Isiro, DR Congo, is surprisingly closer than the distance between Luanda, Angola, and Isiro, DR Congo, even though Angola has a border with the DR Congo.
We will compare both cities and countries. Let us know what you think in the comment section.
As a Nigerian, Luanda is cleaner and more beautiful than Lagos. Luanda even looks better than London UK The place is not dirty and trust me many parts of Lagos is deplorable. I love Nigeria 🇳🇬 and would not ask to be from anywhere else but give props to whom props is due. Take inspiration from the Angola and improve on Nigeria
Bro, Abuja is very clean o
Abuja is nice but Luanda is finer than Abuja. Stop the cap and let's be sincere
Abuja has its dirty side and by far Luanda is cleaner, more developed and liveable. Let the truth speak for its self
Southern African countries a well developed with good infrastructure well maintained roads connectivity
I really admire your sense of brutal honesty and ability to pinpoint everything whether its good or bad. For instance, the negatives of Luanda have been clearly highlighted here as compared to Wode Maya who did a Luanda vlog sometime ago but didn't say nothing about none of that, only showing the glitz and glamour and covering affluent regions.
With that said, Luanda in its current status has been a very resilient city. It experienced 400 years of portuguese colonialism, slavery, 14 years of war for independence, 27 years of civil war (MPLA vs UNITA) including the horrendous Halloween massacre 1992 and worst of all heavy pillaging and plundering of $24B+ by the corrupt tyrranical Dos Santos crime family for 38 years
Your analysis is technically full of hate and bitterness towards Nigeria
Everyone who has been outside of Africa and understands urbanism and organization criticizes Lagos in Luanda, and praises Kigali, but Africans (generally Nigerians) who are all moved by tall buildings defend Lagos.
It's not a matter of hate. I wouldn't live there in the city of Lagos, I even prefer Abuja.
Truth is hate to you......mumu
Esse canal esta de parabéns 🙏🇦🇴♥️🇳🇬
Nice one...... keep it 💯
Your analysis is perfectly correct most especially with regards to Abuja. Keep it up.
Thank you, I will
I'm Nigerian and I approve these messages
more video experience please my brother am waatching from
Lagos island
Don't worry Mr.... whatever your name is, please enn...we don't need the name giant of Africa to be a Nigeria o...we have dash you the name, giant of Africa. Go give it to people or countries that needs it, like South Africa or Ghana or Egypt or any other Africa country. You can as well keep it for yourself so that we can start calling you the giant of Africa Mr. Giant or no giant we go dominate una anyday anytime because na body e day bross....
@@Rhino6just as he said if you grew up in a disorderly environment you will think it's the normal way of life but to a decent person it's a shock.he doesn't hate Nigeria. I am a Nigerian but he stated the fact
Speaking the truth is a taboo in Nigeria
Isn't he Nigerian?
I don't see this as comparison but see this as someone who just want to nail nigeria to the cross, you show luanda the capital city of angola, u show most of their beautiful places in luanda, but when it comes to Nigeria, u only talk about their behavior when driving, u don't show most of the beautiful places in abuja
But he hasn't lied in any of his analysis
How can you say there is no fire brigade in Abuja? Must they be packing around the city
@ayobamiariwonmasa3411
An emergency system, applicable to any country or to anyone who has visited any of the many decent countries in the world, functions as follows:
Anyone can call them in case of an emergency with any mobile device without or without a SIM for free, and they will be there within 8 minutes. A few trucks with tanks and overhead pipes don't constitute a fire brigade or emergency system.
Nigeria, unlike its counterparts such as South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Thailand, or Mexico, has yet to establish an emergency system or a security force that meets international standards. This is a pressing issue that needs immediate attention.
Hmmm! We know who and the voice behind this video and the motive. Well done.
I love your channel man ,you’re telling the truth I love this❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Am a Nigerian, and I love your video. It says more about who we are as nation. We have leadership prob here and the followers follows the foot step of their leaders
I can understand the gentleman frustration with his native Nigeria and the rest of black Africa. I only wish that he can remember that we are a conquered people. The Arabs walked all over the continent enslaving our people for 1500 years. Imagine draining Africa from its best and brightest minds and bodies for that long. Then the Europeans came and enslaved, colonized and carved up the continent like a cheap pizza. It is a miracle that we are still standing as a race. more than a billion strong. In America the natives were almost extinct. Black Africa is a mess, but still standing. It would be easy to fix all the things that are eating at us, if we can unite against the same people that now owns intercontinental ballistic missiles, Stealth warplanes, nuclear powered submarines. nukes galore, and God knows what other deadly weapons. We cannot say no to them if we are not united. We can always look at the Chinese for some inspiration that it can be done.
I acknowledge the points you've made, but regrettably, I disagree. Throughout history, stronger nations have invaded weaker ones. Many nations were invaded and slaves taken here and there; this has not stopped them from developing or reaching basic development.
I am not a fan of black people always blaming their failure on historical misfortune when we control our own countries and economies.
Thanks for stopping by.
@@BantuCityDiaries Nobody is playing victim of history, the facts are the facts. Those nations that you said were invaded and enslaved never had anything compared with 1500 years of slavery. And it took the Europeans centuries to get to where most of them are right now. Their tribes fought for centuries against each other. European world war 1 and 2 are just the latest wars that they engaged in to reach to where they are right now. And Eastern Europe is so backwards that Luanda and Abuja might look first world than most of their cities. And aren't the Europeans tribes at it again with Russia fighting against Ukraine and Nato?
We can be proud of Africa that despite its backwardness, it liberated itself from the colonial powers. If it has not advanced, it is because the European are good at killing the leaders that try to do so. Lumumba, Sankara, etc were killed trying to do good for their people. Try to get them former colonizers to pay more for cocoa, oil, or any other natural resources, and the Embassies in the African capitals will call in your neighbors and even your immediate family and give them a suitcase full of money and they will stop whoever is trying to affect the European interests. Carved- up countries on their own cannot fight them folks.
@@chocon8818well spoken
Luanda has a new airoport, not that hard to find that information. also, angolans are not trying to be europeans, that's just how angolans are.
@migasfiesta
Luanda does have a world-class. Thank you!
You're a hater of Nigeria and Nigerians
Every of ur videos is always about negative things about Nigeria
And guess what Nigeria is still standing tall and alive
God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬❤️
He is just stating the truth.You will never see primitive fulanis roaming the streets of luanda with their cows.That is something you dont associate with civilzed countries.
Screaming, "I'm a hater of Nigeria," doesn't mean anything. You will appear more sensible if you provide evidence against the things I say about Nigeria. Do you think that I am one of those Nigerians who would say anything about Nigeria just to boost our egos and attract more followers to my channel? No! I will not mix my words about Nigeria. If Nigeria performs exceptionally well, I will say so; if it does not, you can bet I will say so as well.
Thanks for stopping by.
@@BantuCityDiariesThe point is you hardly have anything positive to say about your country. Always the bearer of bad news about the country with stark uncouthness. Everything cannot always be gloomy can it?
@isaac_tee
I can share videos from our main channel where I've praised Nigeria in areas where it performs well. I am a Nigerian; it cannot be changed. I love my country, but I am also a truth seeker. Nigeria has failed horribly, and it kills me that my country is the way it is. Why? Because I love it, and I want to see it improved.
Like most Nigerian channels and Nigerians, lying will not change the situation. It will only feed into our ego, assuaging those placebo feelings that will only ignore the true extent of the damage. I refuse to live like that. I'm sorry.
Hater of truth
No sul de Luanda está a se transformar-se uma nova e grande cidade, está pra nós está muito velha
secondly, regarding Angolan culture, Angola has a history similar to that on the cultural level (multiracial) so , we have African name too
My guy you need update just try visting Abuja recently.you just visited Abuja vilage now Abuja is far better than you can imajine
Abuja is better to your personal standard, which is low or substandard compared to international standard
Tinubu is doing so much damages against Nigeria and Nigerians. We are watching how it's all going to end
Is clean more than Lagos, but Lagos have More high rising building than Luanda.
I don't think so. Luanda actually has far more.
The problem for many Africans is that they think that tall buildings are everything, but they are not! organization and hygiene come first, talking about afforestation and green spaces in many lake areas, in Luanda you can't walk 10 meters without seeing a tree.
and the city also needs to be well designed and not built as if it were a lawless slum where everyone does what they want. Europe doesn't have tall buildings but it has beautiful cities. What's the point of seeing tall buildings if below where we walk there are no roads, sidewalks, walkways, lighting posts, security, etc.? It's luxury in poverty.
@SMadalena
Spot on!
@@suntanglory i wonder o Johannesburg and Lagos has more skyscrapers than any city combined in Africa
Abuja is well organise,but there is need to have tall buildings of at least 200 meter above
As a Nigerian living in Abuja I can tell you that for now Luanda is more beautiful than Anuja. Abuja of tomorrow may be more beautiful but not now.
Have you been to Luanda ?
Thank you for making me feel like a bush pig as a Nigerian living in Nigeria 😮
@kentolicious
My apologies if that's what you deduced from the video. No human in Nigeria, including me, as an Igbo in Nigeria, is a 'bush pig'.
Many people in other provinces have Áfrican names in Angola. But well done!
Thanks for the info.
You didn't get your fact about Abuja, go for more systematic review of the city of Abuja.
Good job from Abuja Nigeria
The city maintainable It’s not done by the Portuguese Angola is fully independent, all this work and maintenance has been done by the Angola government
This is an ibo man, always fixing their gaze on things to criticize..... congratulations
It's so intresting how some Nigerians come on here and try to defend the uncivilized way in which they run Nigeria. They should be crying that someone is putting the disgraceful and pathetic conditions of Nigeria online for everyone to see. In addition, they should use this as an opportunity to learn and change their ways for the GOOD of Nigeria
If his comments pain and rile you up, change your ways and grow up as a nation.
My brother well done for your video
But truely speaking is unfair to compare a city found in 15th century to a city found in 1976 which development just started 42 years ago in 1982. Again you talked about is Nigeria really the giant of Africa.been a giant don't mean you are the best in everything but you can benefit others than what other will benefit you.for in instance Nigeria is controlling 70 percent of ECOWAS gdp and 25 percent of Africa GDP.
Talking about GDP per capital, that's an assumption,no nation in the world has given it's citizens the per capital,every citizens Hussle on their own
First of all, thanks for stopping. However, Nigeria has a GDP of $252 billion, and Africa has a GDP of $3.1 trillion. 3.1 trillion, divided by 252 billion, is less than 10%. Do you still think you are right?
ECOWAS boasts a combined GDP of slightly over $500 billion and a population of 413 million. Meaning, Nigeria has more people than the entire ECOWAS, and about half its GDP. Still think that is 70%?
Anyway, thanks once again for stopping by.
@@BantuCityDiariesAnd obviously your estimates are only due to current exchange rate volatility. It is a transition period for a country already so run down by economic mismanagement for decades and so rate volatility is not unexpected. When the rates go back to 1000 as it did recently or less, what then happens to your bogus claims? Also a reminder that it’s still May 2024. Drop those lens of gloom and doom you ALWAYS put up. And if you have some other resentment or unsettled scores with your country, you had better start speaking about it to tackle the real issues. Your page on Twitter seems to stoke tribal discord and you are being called out for it already.
@isaac_tee
You make a good case with the volatility issue, and I agree 100%. However, Nigeria's temporary, volatile economic trajectory has nothing to do with the points I often make.
1. Are Nigeria's roads up to standard?
2. Does anyone go to a government-run driving school?
3. Do we have ambulances or emergency services?
4. Do cattle block Abuja's main roads?
5. Do Nigerians keep to queues?
6. Do 90% of Nigerians have running water, if not dug boreholes?
7. Do we have power supply? 60% of Nigerians go to bed daily without power, true or false? We are the worst in the world. Refer to the adjacent article (businessday.ng/energy/article/nigeria-ranks-top-among-countries-with-highest-power-outages-iea/).
8. Are there more poor people in Nigeria than in Angola?
9. Do Nigerians obtain or buy themselves a driving licence?
10. Is there road signage across Nigerian cities?
You see, I'm not sure what kind of world Nigerians live in, but if everything I said was correct, do you feel some kind of shame for finding yourself angry over the truth? I have given you 10 points on the major areas I often talk about in Nigeria. Prove that one is incorrect; if you cannot do so, then take a mirror and look at yourself and say, 'I'm being unreasonable'.
We don't have a functional police, fire brigade, ambulance, traffic system, or a single institution that functions to the minimum standard of countries like Namibia, Botswana, Egypt, Tunisia, Thailand, Brazil, or Colombia. These are all third-world countries, too.
Thanks for stopping by.
@@BantuCityDiaries Actually you can go on to mention an endless tirade of challenges that Nigeria grapples with since according to you it’s “all that you discuss on your channel.” Even at that, not all your points are completely true. Yes Nigeria has some world class roads, well paved with markings, lights and signs especially in the FCT you frequently mentioned. Lagos’ response to emergency is not 100 but still good enough and simple random google searches will bridge that gap in ignorance. Also your question about poverty indicts you of your negativity because one could also ask are there more rich Angolans than Nigerians? Talking about development across cities as if many other African countries have development spread across its cities except SA and a few in the North of Africa.
More specifically, I only responded to your reply to the other poster since point raised was on GDP. Good you couldn’t refute that.
You see, nothing absolutely makes me angry here. Instead it’s just a shame that it always has to be a lopsided conversation with almost nothing good to discuss of your own country when there’s a long list of Nigerias successes too. (You can choose not to see). Any rational being who sees you tenaciously condemn everything about your country soon would realize it’s you who is completely “unreasonable.” Speaking phonetics or actually, a variation of it, doesn’t embellish your strong bias and repudiation for Nigeria. Far from where it ought to be, Nigeria is still making progress. If your argument is based on the speed of that progress, that’s reasonable especially when it is approached with a mindset to use your platform to proffer solutions and strike thoughtful conversations. I ask again, can it always be gloom for your country?
@isaac_tee
1. You failed to stick to the points and instead focused on me and the way I speak. Phonetics and a variation of it? How does the study of sounds and their potential variation connect to the position you are childishly fighting so hard to disqualify? It's just incredible! I am not very interested in your opinion of how I speak or approach my content; this is a no-pointer. You must be hurting; your feelings are all over the place.
2. You have claimed that not all my points are entirely true. I'm open to a rational discussion on this, but simply stating it isn't enough. I'd appreciate it if you could provide some evidence to back it up and not waste my time retorting your shattered emotions.
3. You claimed that Nigeria has some world-class roads. That right there is the problem. You are either dishonest, ill-equipped, or have a variant definition of world-class. I couldn't be bothered wasting my time on such nonsensical talk.
4. You said something about my invocation of poverty (in Nigeria, I'm assuming), which could beg the question of whether there were more rich people in Angola. You have no idea what you are talking about. Your little feeling being hurt has gotten the better of you. Yes, there are more rich people in Angola than in Nigeria on average. Your shattered emotions are all over the place. Angola's GDP per capita is four times higher. Don't waste my time, please!!!
5. You claimed that Lagos's response to emergencies is not 100%, but it is still good. This is beginning to feel like Nigeria. Please take your argumentative persona somewhere else; I have zero interest in such a dishonest portrayal. What a joke!!!
6. You said something about other African countries having development spread across them. Again, that little feeling makes you spew whataboutism. No one claimed it either, so stick to the claims made. If you are looking for a straw man to attack, head somewhere else. I have no time for your charlatanry. Try to steel man my position instead; don't straw man them, and drop the ad hominem-it will make you come across like a fair interlocutor.
7. You claimed I could not refute your earlier submission about GDP. I could; I agreed with the generality of the points, not the substance. Angola's GDP per capita has been higher than Nigeria's forever, or at least in the last two decades, even in Nigeria's heyday. So do Algeria, Egypt, and South Africa. In other words, the three countries ahead of Nigeria have always been richer or had fewer poor people.
8. You were not angered, so you claimed. I am not sure about anger, but annoyed would be a better term. Still, no one insinuated otherwise. I don't care how you feel about me, and yes, you are annoyed! Your half-baked emotional wreak, sophistry, and conjecture gave you out.
9. I'm not sure if I'm interested in the rest of the jargon you've been spewing, but I'll end the communication here. Your feelings do not interest me. Your off-point, wannabe, and wanna-sound intelligent fell woefully short. I will just let it be.
Hold tight the illusion; this is it for me.
Angolan didn't abandoned their culture , you are wrong sir.
Libya is currently the largest oil producer in Africa and not Angola, followed by Nigeria by March 2024
@adekunleonifade2736
This is possible. Keep in mind that a lot may change between the time you edit a video and when you post it.
Luanda blows Abuja out of the water 💦
The guy who made this video intentionally did it to insult Nigeria, he is just an educated fool.
Angola buildings are very stylish
My fellow Nigeria please stop insulting this bro.the truth is there is no city in w.aftica that can compete with Luanda.
Even me as a Nigerian living in Abuja I admire that city.
How can European found a nation which have a existed population before them, is found by native African
You made a very compelling point. Any future video that has yet to pass the production stage will reflect this. Thanks!
how can angola be founded in 1576? there were africans already on the continent millions of years ago b4 the europeans arrived.
Luanda was founded in 1576, not Angola. Still, you make a valid point. How can Europeans discover a place where indigenous Africans lived for millennia? I guess I should have said, 'Portuguese colonisers claimed to have founded Luanda in 1576'.
Thanks for stopping by.
@@BantuCityDiaries thanks man and no problem.
@@BantuCityDiaries I am pretty sure that people were living in that place called "luanda " way before 1576.Whites like claiming anything under the sky.Anyway,is luanda a portuguese name?By the way,you should visit the new luanda international aiport which is said to be one of the best in africa.
@alan.imangue
The next time I stop by, I will visit the new airport, as Luanda is a place I will definitely come back to again and again. Thanks!
Abuja is younger than Luanda and still largely being developed. Check your facts next time.
Excuses , face the facts. This video is on point.
Is there anything he said here you can challenge?
The newness of city should do the opposite.
in Angola people wake up very early and there is more traffic from 6am to 8am then you hardly see anyone on the street and the traffic increases at 12pm and the emptiness comes again and then from 3pm to 7pm.
and the country has been experiencing a chaotic level of inflation in the last 5 years, in fact inflation started 10 years ago but has worsened in recent years so you will see many people begging on the streets, they are not necessarily all homeless people
Thanks for the great contribution.
You need to get more facts about Abuja. No one has a clue about driving rules, in Abuja? really?😂
Leave am. Make Vio or road safety catch am
British accent , Africans!!!!
This is not a comparison, it's rather a criticism of Abuja and Nigeria using Luanda as a critic point...too bad
This is basically a critique video on abuja, so welldone. I see nothing good said about Abuja from you so far, so that means abuja going by your assessment is a shit hole.
“Black people who want so badly to be Europeans” this is an abuse telling this😷😷
You don't speak objectively, with Lagos population, Luanda will be worst managed with such and of course you're only watching Abuja on videos you don't live and sure you've never even visited. You are entitled to your opinions and analysis but realistically Abuja is way better than Launda
This video is insulting to Nigeria. He wanted traffic and attention from Nigerians but we Nigerians refused that.
Luanda is bigger than 113km2 . Do you think 10 millions people can live on 113km2 ?
Yes, 10 people million can fit in 113km2.
@@BantuCityDiaries are they fish ? Impossible
This information not correct,,113 km2 just município ( county) Luanda with around 2 million people. All province of Luanda is 18 000 km2 with a population around 10 million. The confusion that lot people have that i both Province and municipality have the same name: LUANDA that is confuse many people don’t know when’s refere Luanda province or when’s talking Luanda municipality!
I think dey send this man to damaged d image of Nigerians
I don't have a gibberish translator, but something smells like good riddance.
There African countries that speaks English french Portuguese Italian Spanish and Arabic even dutch
Really?
Your ranking of African Countries by GDP/Economy puts Nigeria in the 4th place behind South Africa, Egypt, and Algeria in that order.
But this ranking is not correct .Fact check shows most recent ranking places South Africa in the first position with $401 billion US dollars GDP, followed by Nigeria in the second place with $395 Billion US dollars followed by Egypt with $358 billion USD, while Algeria was placed fourth with $239 billion dollars
@adekunleonifade2736
You are wrong! Nigeria is in fourth position.
8:23 I don't agree with you, the center of Luanda is ±110 km² but the province is 18 000 km², which is much larger than the state of Lago or Abuja.
about the Fulani I agree with you, there are also nomadic peoples in Angola and Namibia, but the Fulani surpass them.
the Nigerian government needs to do something urgently.
I tend to prefer Abuja over Lagos because it's cleaner. but in West Africa my favorite capital is Accra.
You are incorrect. Greater Abuja covers over 100 kilometres, which range over 50,000km². However, the focus was on the cities, not their greater areas.
@@BantuCityDiaries no! Abuja has a land area of 8,000 square Kilometers and Abuja center has 713 square kilometers.
@SMadalena
Abuja and its greater area cover over 150 kilometres. At its furthest point, Luanda province, which you insist is Luanda, covers barely 120 kilometres from north to south (distance from Barra do Cuanza to Panguila, 119 km).
The distance from Maitama, central Abuja city, to Abaji, still in the FCT area, is 122 km. How is Luanda province bigger than the FCT? The area designated for the FCT covers a vast land area. If you were to include the greater FCT, it soaks pockets of Nasarawa, Niger, Kaduna, and Kogi states. Those alone cover over 30,000 km2.
However, in this video, we only compared Luanda to Abuja as a city. Luanda is 113 km2, and Abuja is 1,476 km2-period! What is the point of this back-and-forth?
@@BantuCityDiaries you're right this time around 😅
Most of your observations about my country and the mega cities are correct. But it is as a result of failed leadership and corrupt government where the rule of law is circumvented in virtually every sphere of public life and interpersonal relationship. The northerners flout orders with violent impunity as it pertains to cattle rearing on public roads. They clash with indigenous farmers from other parts of Nigeria as a result of their reluctance to embrace modern ranching systems. They have ruled Nigeria more than any other geopolitical zone. But they have left the country worse off than they met it through embezzlement, nepotism, tribalism and religious intolerance. While their elites are stupendously rich, their poor (the Almajiris) are more in number than any other part of Nigeria. They are kept perpetually poor to be used as cannon fodder for ethno-religious attacks and violence against other tribes and Christians. In fact, Nigeria needs total overhaul, a new constitution, and a committed set of incorruptible leaders. We are the architects of our own destruction because the most qualified are never allowed the opportunity to win elections and fix Nigeria because of their religious or ethnic backgrounds. We have very good people and individuals who can chart a new and prosperous trajectory for Nigeria.
You make a compelling case here. Thanks for stopping by.
You just said it all and all you said is very much correct and there are some you didn't add, which is TRIBALISM and MARGINALISATION
Very well said
As expected from a biafran.
He must be a South African
You're mistaken. He was born in Nigeria and he's a UK naturalized citizen. However, just like me, he's disgusted by the uncivilized way in which you run Nigeria along with our Nigerian leaders
You're mistaken. He was born in Nigeria and he's a UK naturalized citizen. However, just like me, he's disgusted by the uncivilized way in which you run Nigeria along with our Nigerian leaders
So you want to tell me luanda doesn’t have any challenges
Are you sure you watched the video?
@@BantuCityDiaries going through your channel I see you always say bad about Nigeria so I can understand where the hate is coming from
@@Softtt460Everyone who has been outside of Africa and understands urbanism and organization criticizes Lagos in Luanda, and praises Kigali, but Africans (generally Nigerians) who are all moved by tall buildings defend Lagos.
It's not a matter of hate. I wouldn't live there in the city of Lagos, I even prefer Abuja.
@@SMadalena I love all african countries and I don't think one city is not as beautiful as lagos buh he is been biased by the way he always talk bad about Nigeria if you check his channel you'll see
I mean lagos is not perfect but there are place like the islands that are just like the abroad and nobody can hide the truth that Abuja is a well developed city
@@Softtt460 I believe that because he is Nigerian, and everyone has their own country as a reference to compare with other countries, it is normal
the most beautiful, clean and modern part of Luanda did not exist, it was the work of the president of Angola and not the Portuguese settlers, so when talking about the city be more specific. because Luanda today is different from colonial Luanda. the city and the outskirts are developing.
Very fair point.
The British never "dashed" independence, speaking as a Ghanaian .
@justinaadk5081
I can totally agree with that. I guess I used "dashing" in a different context.
angola had to start a war to fight off the portuese, so yes, the dashed independence.
Go make your research
Luanda is cleaner, more organized and more beautiful. I am a Nigerian, but Abuja is far behind Luanda. However, this video is not comparison, but a biased view to malign Nigeria's greatness
@frankogwu6176
It's just a difference of opinion. Thank you for stopping by and critiquing my videos intellectually without vulgarity. I truly appreciate you.
You can't put Nigerians down no matter how hard you try, you are too small for whatever reason you want to tell ill of Nigerian we are use to name calling hate against us
You were not critical but bias.
@user-pc6zi7iv9x
In your opinion, you should have added.
Nonetheless, thanks for stopping by.
a lot of wrong thing in your communication. Angola was rather built by the MPLA (communist which has now become a social democratic party) thanks to oil and not the Portuguese. in fact, all public buildings in Angola have the pink color hence this impression but it was built by the Chinese (petroleum - construction) signed by dos Santos....
Angola was built by Portuguese ! All old Angola cities was built by portugueses in colonial period. Angola before independence was cin top 5 the most developed country in Africa. We did made everything that we needed. The country exported manufactured products, research more about Angola colonial period , in particular in last 14 years (1961 -1974) you will be surprised!
@@JustinoCarvalho-fw1hf I'm from Benguela ( Lobito)....I did a thesis on the economic system of southern Africa (including Angola). the Angolan economic system was based on a multiracial policy where black people were treated like slaves (hence the revolution). Angola mainly had a rent economy around coffee fazendas, etc. To put it simply, the system was therefore a neocolonial system which was applied in almost all the colonies in Africa. During the revolt, Angola was totally destroyed (Huambo, Benguela, Luanda, Lubango, etc.). the current cities are the fruit of the MPLA which after the war was able, thanks to China, to rebuild the country (Angola at that time being considered communist and therefore blacklisted by the West). All these skyscrapers, roads and hotels were built after 1975. The Portuguese buildings are almost all abandoned or destroyed.
Seems like you created this channel to bash Nigerians? You must really be bitter. I'm sure Nigeria's progress will give you a lot of sleepless nights 🤦♂️😂
u very funny if u like pure out all ur dirty in public it does not and will never change anything.
Wat is sure is dat every country has its issues and until the issues of leadership is address nothing in Nigeria will change .
Note this same leadership issue in not peculiar to Nigeria alone but rather Africa as a whole but due to the dynamics of Nigeria it's makes the country very complex .
Whether u like it or not all African nation is struggling and some are still under the control of their colonial masters.
Why do u tell lies about Nigeria 🇳🇬 😢and I notice something when it comes to Nigeria 🇳🇬 you voice was thick and happy to condemn 😢haba thereis God o😢
@Arab2130 What lies were told about Nigeria?
I didn't like your analysis
Bro... you are talking nonsense. go and research about Nigeria, I can see that you hate Nigeria 🇳🇬. What Nigerians did to you. We are one Africa. Everybody have their own issue.
Pls the guy is trying to state the fact here. Our leaders have failed us. Decay infrastructure everywhere. Pls I need you to bring more state to limelight to see poor leadership. U guys saying hate is because you are benefitting from the government
😂😂 luanda is beautiful with a lot of old colonial style, that is not something new even 40 years ago was beter.
They abandoned their local names, language etc? unbelievable 😳
Não, nós temos as nossas línguas e nomes africanos bem patente.
400 years of colonization are not 400 days... Angola only became independent in 1975, many traces of Western culture are present, but even so there are still people who speak their languages
Angolan don't abandoned their culture, the portuguese tried hard to extinct or culture but their fail , just wanted remember that the portuguese colonisation agenda was diferente from British and French the portuguese come not just to colonised , but to stay that is way all Angola cities are well planed and even in all small villages you can see at time portuguese presence and time angola mad parte of portuguese territory angola use to be a portugal province or state that way was not easy to fight them.
We are more than proud of or origins.
You are bias
I'm Nigerian and I approve these messages. The naratives are even worse than we've had and seen through this video. Unfortunately, time doesn't permit the host of this channel to put Nigeria's entire ass out their for the world to know how badly or horribly and unconventionaly Nigerians run their country. The best for Nigeria is all I desire but goodluck with that.
You have the platform. Vent it all out, maybe you will feel better.😂
@@saidat98
At least, with the truth put out there for the world to behold, Nigerians "MAY" be embarrassed and put to shame. Hopefully, shame and embarrassment will motivate Nigerians to start running this country in a conventional way, rather than the unconventional way in which Nigeria is run.
@@XY-rh3ifu very funny if u like pure out all ur dirty in public it does not and will never change anything.
Though I know u not Nigerian but wat is sure is dat every country has its issues and until the issues of leadership is addressed nothing in Nigeria will change .
Note this same leadership issue in not peculiar to Nigeria alone but rather Africa as a whole but due to the dynamics of Nigeria it's makes the country very complex .
Whether u like it or not all African nation is struggling and some are still under the control of their colonial masters.
@@charleseze8153
I've been a Nigerian many years before you were conceived and brought to life. However, I'm not on the same page with the very unconventional ways in which most of you have chosen to run Nigeria. I suggest you explore other countries within Africa and overseas in order to understand how nations are run in a more conventional manner. Good luck!
@@jamesgodswill9328
Other nations are bragging about infrastructural development, technological development, including orderliness, respect for rule of law and order and national decipline but you're here bragging about trivial things or private individual achievement that doesn't count with regards to national achievement.
I'd suggest you travel around Africa and the world beyond in order to experience how more civilized other nations run their country compared with how you run Nigeria. Goodluck!
You seem to dislike Nigerians... so much bias!
dem u set up a channel just to hate on nigeria keep it up lol
You are bias
Bias about what? What did he say that you disagree with?