Carol, your simplicity in your presentation and delivery are on another level. I wish you had undertaken your tour of Guzape in the daytime....it's simply a beautiful neighborhood
Exactly! That's what I tell Nigerians TH-camrs that visit some African countries and concentrate only on their Central business district on some few kilometers road project on one stretch of road and they chant "developed" or start comparing to Nigeria. Most often than not they don't show us the residential part of those countries or tell us the high cost of real estate and hotels they stayed in. Most of tthose countries only develop one or two major cities in the entire country and focus mainly on the CBD. Some have residential areas strictly for expatriates or malls and estates constructed by Arabs and foreigners. When they're comparing the ignorant people focus on Lagos because they know Abuja is way above their league in terms of road construction, greenery and real estates for Nigerian Citizens not foreigners. Again, they don't know we have more developed cities and not just the capital of the country. Port Harcourt, Akwa-Ibom, Enugu, Kano, Kaduna, Ibadan, is far more developed than some of the cities I see online especially when it comes to Real Estate for their people. Nigeria's real estate and malls is strictly Nigerian and not developed by foreigners.
@@FERESE You are so right!... I 'm so tired of most Nigerian vloggers in Ghana especially since most of them have clearly never been out of their villages, or seen Nigeria or places like Abuja... but suddenly they get a free ticket to Ghana... visit one road in Ghana... and then they start criticizing Nigeria and claiming Ghana is so developed compared to Nigeria...especially when they know they are simply lying...loll
My dear vlogger from Cameroon, thank you so very much for this brilliant coverage of our beautiful FCT, Abuja. I wish you good luck in your craft as a content creator. You said all the right things to encourage African unity and advancement. One love, Viva Africa.❤
You can also try and visit the largest water park in West Africa. It is located in Abuja and was opened for business early this year. It is called SUNRISE WATER PARK RESORT.
People from other countries who attribute every "success" to Nigeria's population are maybe actually using it as their excuse as to why them or their country are not doing the same. They are maybe using it as a cop out for themselves. The difference is more the prevailing mindset and attitude of Nigerians, rather than population size, although numbers do count in some instances, in others it actually makes it more difficult for individual Nigerians to stand out as competition is very high.
Elomo, this is September and by Nigeria's weather format, it's supposed to be the thick of the rainy season. I know for a fact that almost every other part of Nigeria has serious rainfall now except Lagos and it not supposed to be so. I live in Lagos and believe me when I say that a lot of us living here are complaining about the lack of rain cos it's very unusual. Personally, I don't know what is happening in Lagos concerning the rain issue. Kudos on your good job.❤❤
@@Truth_Unchained probably bc they don't want flood, forget Abt the average ppl of Lagos losing their properties bc of flood, ppl with luxury cars won't be smiling, Lagos rich ppl like having 7 to 10 luxury cars. Besides Lagos does not grow food for the country neither have dam to provide electricity. Both food and electricity are provided by the North, hence it needs more rain
My dear sister, Nigeria happens to be miles ahead of most (most, not all) African countries but the irony is that the Nigerians themselves think the opposite. They don't seem to know what they have, they think others are doing better..
Carol can you do Abuja railway station, u can do a video in the rail station the board the train to Abuja Abuja new airport, then when you go back to Lagos do the Trainstation which is on land and you can also do the blue train that goes ontop in Lagos so you can see the views from there
In Cameroon they haven't try because of the goverment. When you come with your project of investment the taxes will chase you away. The government is so useless in our development
Those that only point to the population for every Nigeria’s success are those who cannot bring themselves to acknowledge the brilliance and excellence of Nigerians. *Every greatness of Nigeria is the people* and not their number nor their government. The government is just as corrupt and useless as most of the other continental countries. When compared with Cameroon, the leadership of either country is just as comatose as the other. The major difference is that Nigerians can criticise and push their government to do better. They still have _Freedom Of Speech._ What they sometimes lack is _Freedom After Speech._ But in Cameroon they have neither _Freedom Of Speech_ nor _Freedom After Speech._
@@ahmednjidda6182 They were talking about Katampe not Gwarinpa. Gwarinpa has the largest estate in Abuja but that doesn't mean that every house there is an estate. Where I stay in Gwarinpa wasn't an estate.
@@Southernview3kI don't know why y'all are skeptical bout Gwarinpa Estate's status, cos it is actually the Largest housing estate in the whole West Africa. It was built during General Sani Abacha regime by then minister of works now late, Lateef Jakande the former Lagos state Governor in the1980's that built so many affordable estates in Lagos popularly called Jakande housing Estate. Unfortunately many never forgave him for accepting to serve under the tyrannical Abacha regime.
Gwarinpa was built by the govt for civil servants but was sold mostly to the owners and the architecture of the building has been altered in some cases.
Any time i see people talking about beautiful cities in Africa, they talk about maybe Nairobi as better than Abuja, i just laugh, and in some cases Abuja is not even mentioned at all, i will smile in amaziment, they don't know Abuja is among 5 best cities in Africa
The only problem is that architecture in Nigeria is not inspiring. Other countries focus more on quality and not quantity. For the record Nairobi competes only with South African cities and cities outside Africa
@@nzappazapp8360Been to South Africa, una can overrate Nairobi becos of those tall buildings😊 them get small roads sef, thank God for that new highway from the Airport built by previous president Uhuru
Abuja get mouth! Been to South Africa, but una dey overrate Nairobi cos of tall buildings. The roads are much smaller aside their new highway from the Airport built recently.Abuja got better wider roads and real estates. People intentionally sideline Abuja due to the usual bias they have against Nigeria. I will always maintain the fact that, asides effective public transportation, Abuja is better than Abidjan and not cos I'm Nigerian.
Gosh, buhari has really left imprint on Abuja, cows on the highway, street market and hawkers, BUHARI!!!! Yea, abuja is not all estates Phase 1 of Abuja is only 98% complete, world trade center still needs five more scrappers, millieum tower need $400 million dollars for completion. Centenary City is not starting construction 🤦🏽♂️ Phase 2, phase 3 have a long way to go. The federal government needs to be serious like the were in the 90's with Good responsible leaders. But ppl are gonna loose their houses and properties bc lots of demolitions are gonna take place.
@@sylviasworld9397 search the master plan of world trade center Abuja and see There's still space for construction, the tallest tower is tower is supposed to be at the middle of six towers of the same height, which only two of the six towers has been built. It's remaining fours towers of the same height, as the current and then the tallest one at the middle. Making it Seven towers in total.
Real estate business won't thrive in Cameroon because most people won't afford it. In the central capital city of Yaounde people are still renting 10,000f houses. You wouldn't see that in Abuja.
@@Truth_UnchainedThat's the truth. I'm in Yaounde and I can tell you that most people are really poor here. There's practically no estate here because people wouldn't afford it
Thank you Elomo carol you are doing great , is not that they don't pay in naira they will tell you in dollar as the highest currency which different countries are using it terms of business , and most of the things used in the building are original bought from abroad which by dollar , that is why they will tell you in dollar is your decision to convert it to naira and pay or still pay in dollar , your camera today is not clear like before.
Miss Elomo ,I ve never been to Cameroon but I don't think Nigeria is better than Cameroon.Your country is among the most urbanized in Africa with two big cities and beautiful regional capitals from what I ve seen through you tube.
😂😂😂😂😂 as someone who lives in Cameroon I can confirm that is utter bull crap & pure propaganda. Cameroon is developing yes but its still extremely slow & lacks a lot of basic infrastructure such as good roads.
You are mistaken,Nigeria have about 15 big cities and 25 smaller ones.Nigeria also have the biggest city in Africa and 3 cities among the biggest 10 in Africa.
This comment is very funny to me. You have never been to Cameroon, but believe that Cameroon is better than Nigeria. See your life?🙄🙄 So what is the yardstick that you used in judging that Cameroon is better than Nigeria? A Cameroonian is openly telling you that Nigeria is better than Cameroon and you are saying otherwise. Chai! You are obviously one of those people who never see anything good about Nigeria. Too bad. Please hurry up and finish processing your visa so you can japa to wherever. Mtcheeeew!
Abuja is a young city, still under development. Its a chill place to raise a family without headache. Many fun spot
In short all state in Naija is beautiful in their own way ooo
Abuja can match any western nation is a dope place
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Beautiful scenery
The COZA church is not even half the size of Dunamis Church - the biggest church auditorium in the world. Please try and visit there
Carol, your simplicity in your presentation and delivery are on another level. I wish you had undertaken your tour of Guzape in the daytime....it's simply a beautiful neighborhood
Chai Naija capital city is beautifully beautiful
Exactly! That's what I tell Nigerians TH-camrs that visit some African countries and concentrate only on their Central business district on some few kilometers road project on one stretch of road and they chant "developed" or start comparing to Nigeria. Most often than not they don't show us the residential part of those countries or tell us the high cost of real estate and hotels they stayed in. Most of tthose countries only develop one or two major cities in the entire country and focus mainly on the CBD. Some have residential areas strictly for expatriates or malls and estates constructed by Arabs and foreigners. When they're comparing the ignorant people focus on Lagos because they know Abuja is way above their league in terms of road construction, greenery and real estates for Nigerian Citizens not foreigners. Again, they don't know we have more developed cities and not just the capital of the country. Port Harcourt, Akwa-Ibom, Enugu, Kano, Kaduna, Ibadan, is far more developed than some of the cities I see online especially when it comes to Real Estate for their people. Nigeria's real estate and malls is strictly Nigerian and not developed by foreigners.
@@FERESE You are so right!... I 'm so tired of most Nigerian vloggers in Ghana especially since most of them have clearly never been out of their villages, or seen Nigeria or places like Abuja... but suddenly they get a free ticket to Ghana... visit one road in Ghana... and then they start criticizing Nigeria and claiming Ghana is so developed compared to Nigeria...especially when they know they are simply lying...loll
My dear vlogger from Cameroon, thank you so very much for this brilliant coverage of our beautiful FCT, Abuja. I wish you good luck in your craft as a content creator. You said all the right things to encourage African unity and advancement. One love, Viva Africa.❤
You can also try and visit the largest water park in West Africa. It is located in Abuja and was opened for business early this year. It is called SUNRISE WATER PARK RESORT.
Try the train rides in both Abuja and Lagos!
People from other countries who attribute every "success" to Nigeria's population are maybe actually using it as their excuse as to why them or their country are not doing the same.
They are maybe using it as a cop out for themselves. The difference is more the prevailing mindset and attitude of Nigerians, rather than population size, although numbers do count in some instances, in others it actually makes it more difficult for individual Nigerians to stand out as competition is very high.
And in Abuja there is a roof top restaurant with good high views u would love it I don’t know the name lol
Lovely view ❤❤ Nigeria is very beautiful ❤❤
God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬
If only Cameroon will try to develop the capital city,Yaoundé especially Etoudi.
Abeg, are you from Cameroon?
Abuja looking great.
Koinonia is actually in Utako, not in Katampe Extension.
I'm so happy you're getting better and stronger by the day. Pls I would suggest you go back to the Amala joint and enjoy yourself.
Elomo, this is September and by Nigeria's weather format, it's supposed to be the thick of the rainy season. I know for a fact that almost every other part of Nigeria has serious rainfall now except Lagos and it not supposed to be so. I live in Lagos and believe me when I say that a lot of us living here are complaining about the lack of rain cos it's very unusual. Personally, I don't know what is happening in Lagos concerning the rain issue.
Kudos on your good job.❤❤
Very usual o. So we plenty wey dey expect rain for Lagos. August break has been over since, yet rains have been scanty in Lagos. It is well o.
@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186 I agree with you guys. Una sure say no bi juju dem tek hold am back for Lagos so??
@@Truth_Unchained probably bc they don't want flood, forget Abt the average ppl of Lagos losing their properties bc of flood, ppl with luxury cars won't be smiling, Lagos rich ppl like having 7 to 10 luxury cars.
Besides Lagos does not grow food for the country neither have dam to provide electricity.
Both food and electricity are provided by the North, hence it needs more rain
@@Truth_Unchained my dear e tire me oo
That's Gwarimpa estate
Is the biggest estate in Africa not only in West Africa
great video, ABJ is really beautiful
Try to visit the biggest church in Abuja called dunamis
Weldone Elomo
Try Abuja train
Take a ride on Abuja metro.
It's free of charge till after December.
You should have also tried Lagos metro
Nice video keep it on
My dear sister, Nigeria happens to be miles ahead of most (most, not all) African countries but the irony is that the Nigerians themselves think the opposite. They don't seem to know what they have, they think others are doing better..
some of us just conclude because some of us don't travel.....
Exactly.
I have been to several African countries and currently in Cameroon and I can tell you that Nigeria is like USA compared to them
Carol can you do Abuja railway station, u can do a video in the rail station the board the train to Abuja Abuja new airport, then when you go back to Lagos do the Trainstation which is on land and you can also do the blue train that goes ontop in Lagos so you can see the views from there
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Elomo please a video on the railway station. We will love to see or let me say I will love to see
Hope you're feeling better now
In Cameroon they haven't try because of the goverment. When you come with your project of investment the taxes will chase you away. The government is so useless in our development
Honestly this Cameroon is terrible. Even Yaounde as the capital still looks like shantytown. Slums everywhere
@@ugwucyril9681 i swear, i'm living in Yaoundé do i can relate
Please visit abuja railway and central business district and asokoro
Those that only point to the population for every Nigeria’s success are those who cannot bring themselves to acknowledge the brilliance and excellence of Nigerians.
*Every greatness of Nigeria is the people* and not their number nor their government.
The government is just as corrupt and useless as most of the other continental countries.
When compared with Cameroon, the leadership of either country is just as comatose as the other. The major difference is that Nigerians can criticise and push their government to do better. They still have _Freedom Of Speech._ What they sometimes lack is _Freedom After Speech._
But in Cameroon they have neither _Freedom Of Speech_ nor _Freedom After Speech._
Hmmm, the last line
Cameroon is still far behind aswear
It's not an estate. Is just a district of Abuja but there are some few estates inside the district.
Gwarinpa is an estate bro. Not a district, Abacha built it in the 90's.
@@ahmednjidda6182
They were talking about Katampe not Gwarinpa.
Gwarinpa has the largest estate in Abuja but that doesn't mean that every house there is an estate. Where I stay in Gwarinpa wasn't an estate.
@@Southernview3kI don't know why y'all are skeptical bout Gwarinpa Estate's status, cos it is actually the Largest housing estate in the whole West Africa. It was built during General Sani Abacha regime by then minister of works now late, Lateef Jakande the former Lagos state Governor in the1980's that built so many affordable estates in Lagos popularly called Jakande housing Estate. Unfortunately many never forgave him for accepting to serve under the tyrannical Abacha regime.
Gwarinpa was built by the govt for civil servants but was sold mostly to the owners and the architecture of the building has been altered in some cases.
Coza church its not big go to rccg redemption camp at lagos and you will know it is more like a state itself
Wow
It isn't a curse, that man in camer who has turned himself to principality needs to go for a fresh idea to come.
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Please go back there and have a taste of that amazing dish. Okay let me burst ur bobu Amala is also medicinal i mean black Amala o
Any time i see people talking about beautiful cities in Africa, they talk about maybe Nairobi as better than Abuja, i just laugh, and in some cases Abuja is not even mentioned at all, i will smile in amaziment, they don't know Abuja is among 5 best cities in Africa
The only problem is that architecture in Nigeria is not inspiring. Other countries focus more on quality and not quantity. For the record Nairobi competes only with South African cities and cities outside Africa
@@nzappazapp8360 Nairobi is overhyped! Outside of the Central Areas, a lot of main nairobi is slum.
top 5 will be in sa alone u havent even get to north africa
@@nzappazapp8360Been to South Africa, una can overrate Nairobi becos of those tall buildings😊 them get small roads sef, thank God for that new highway from the Airport built by previous president Uhuru
Abuja get mouth! Been to South Africa, but una dey overrate Nairobi cos of tall buildings. The roads are much smaller aside their new highway from the Airport built recently.Abuja got better wider roads and real estates. People intentionally sideline Abuja due to the usual bias they have against Nigeria. I will always maintain the fact that, asides effective public transportation, Abuja is better than Abidjan and not cos I'm Nigerian.
Gosh, buhari has really left imprint on Abuja, cows on the highway, street market and hawkers, BUHARI!!!!
Yea, abuja is not all estates
Phase 1 of Abuja is only 98% complete, world trade center still needs five more scrappers, millieum tower need $400 million dollars for completion. Centenary City is not starting construction 🤦🏽♂️
Phase 2, phase 3 have a long way to go. The federal government needs to be serious like the were in the 90's with Good responsible leaders.
But ppl are gonna loose their houses and properties bc lots of demolitions are gonna take place.
Can you imagine.
I mean what's wike doing? Can't he stop that nonsense??
There are two towers at WTC now, in which space where they build 5 more towers?
@@sylviasworld9397 search the master plan of world trade center Abuja and see
There's still space for construction, the tallest tower is tower is supposed to be at the middle of six towers of the same height, which only two of the six towers has been built.
It's remaining fours towers of the same height, as the current and then the tallest one at the middle. Making it Seven towers in total.
@@sylviasworld9397 th-cam.com/video/hr9qSMFJsBs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4MVKerZgGAYM3neZ
This what the WTC is supposed to look like when completed
Real estate business won't thrive in Cameroon because most people won't afford it. In the central capital city of Yaounde people are still renting 10,000f houses.
You wouldn't see that in Abuja.
Real estate won't be profitable in Cameroon because of the population and the numbers of people who can afford such might be low.
This your analysis can only be accepted if you are a Cameroonian. Apart from that, then I want to believe your analysis is based on assumptions.
@@Truth_UnchainedThat's the truth. I'm in Yaounde and I can tell you that most people are really poor here. There's practically no estate here because people wouldn't afford it
Thank you Elomo carol you are doing great , is not that they don't pay in naira they will tell you in dollar as the highest currency which different countries are using it terms of business , and most of the things used in the building are original bought from abroad which by dollar , that is why they will tell you in dollar is your decision to convert it to naira and pay or still pay in dollar , your camera today is not clear like before.
People pay in Dollars because of the instability of the Naira. It's worth one day will change in 7 days.
That's a whole Nigerian pidgin English u just spoke in this video.what about Cameroonian pidin English.
Wike is working next video please
Miss Elomo ,I ve never been to Cameroon but I don't think Nigeria is better than Cameroon.Your country is among the most urbanized in Africa with two big cities and beautiful regional capitals from what I ve seen through you tube.
My friend NIGERIA IS more beautiful than Cameroon
😂😂😂😂😂 as someone who lives in Cameroon I can confirm that is utter bull crap & pure propaganda. Cameroon is developing yes but its still extremely slow & lacks a lot of basic infrastructure such as good roads.
You are mistaken,Nigeria have about 15 big cities and 25 smaller ones.Nigeria also have the biggest city in Africa and 3 cities among the biggest 10 in Africa.
Are you joking
This comment is very funny to me. You have never been to Cameroon, but believe that Cameroon is better than Nigeria. See your life?🙄🙄 So what is the yardstick that you used in judging that Cameroon is better than Nigeria? A Cameroonian is openly telling you that Nigeria is better than Cameroon and you are saying otherwise. Chai! You are obviously one of those people who never see anything good about Nigeria. Too bad. Please hurry up and finish processing your visa so you can japa to wherever. Mtcheeeew!
Nice video keep it on