Inside Lagos Peninsula - Black Excellence
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Lagos, Nigeria, is not only Africa's largest city but also a vibrant hub of creativity, innovation, and economic opportunity. Nestled on the picturesque Lagos Island, stands a beacon of tranquility amidst the bustling energy of the city. Later in the video I show you as examples of the extraordinary neighbourhoods that grace the landscape of Lagos, Nigeria. Each one showing the vision, ambition, and success of its black billionaire owner.
Lagos, Nigeria, stands as a testament to black excellence and entrepreneurship, boasting a landscape adorned with magnificent luxurious houses and resorts owned by some of the wealthiest individuals of African descent. These neighbourhoods serve as symbols of success and prosperity, reflecting the remarkable achievements of their black owners in various industries such as oil, telecommunications, finance, and real estate.
Landmark Beach is one of the most iconic symbols of black excellence in Lagos. The beach allure lies in its pristine beauty and the calming embrace of the Atlantic Ocean's clear blue waters. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by a sense of serenity as they step onto the immaculate sands that stretch along the shoreline. The facility itself is a testament to meticulous maintenance, ensuring a clean and inviting environment for all who venture there.
One of the highlights of the Beach is its array of dining options, with restaurants and bars offering a delectable selection of food, snacks, and drinks. Whether craving a refreshing cocktail or a sumptuous meal, there's something to satisfy every palate, enhancing the overall experience of relaxation and indulgence.
But it's not just about the food and drinks; Landmark Beach is a hub of entertainment and activity. From water sports to beach games, there's no shortage of fun-filled experiences to partake in. Families can delight in the designated play areas tailored for children, ensuring that every member of the group can revel in the joy of the beach.
The air is tinged with the scent of saltwater and adventure, while the sight of speed boats gliding across the horizon adds a touch of excitement to the tranquil setting. It's a place where worries melt away, and time seems to stand still, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the moment.
Whether lounging under the sun with a Pina Colada in hand or frolicking in the gentle waves, Landmark Beach is the epitome of a perfect getaway spot. It's where memories are made, bonds are strengthened, and the simple pleasures of life are savored. So, if you're seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, look no further than the serene shores of Landmark Beach on Lagos Island.
Amidst its bustling streets and thriving business districts, Lagos boasts a remarkable array of luxurious houses and resorts, many of which are owned by black entrepreneurs who have risen to prominence through their extraordinary achievements in various industries.
These neighbourhoods stand as symbols of success and prosperity, reflecting the remarkable journey of their owners and embodying the spirit of black excellence. From the serene waterfront mansions of Banana Island to the prestigious estates of Ikoyi and Victoria Island, these neighbourhoods serve as beacons of inspiration for generations to come, showcasing the limitless potential of black entrepreneurship and the enduring legacy of resilience and determination.
Lagos, Nigeria, is home to a plethora of amazing luxurious houses and mansions owned by black entrepreneurs who have achieved extraordinary success in their respective fields. These neighbourhoods symbolize the spirit of black excellence and serve as beacons of inspiration for generations to come, showcasing the limitless potential of African en
Africa my Africa
Lagos is really beautiful ❤️
Jealousy will kill some Nigerians here about Lagos because Lagos will be Lagos..every beautiful city has its dark side but Lagos in Nigeria has more pretty places than any other cities in Nigeria..Iam not from Lagos but I have investments here..can’t even stay any other place when I visit Nigeria…groves all over..well done and thanks for this video..
You are the bigger fool we ever have in Nigeria, start fighting your self have you ever seen other countries fighting them selves because of their capital of their country?
Lagos Is shit
No city in Nigeria can be compared to Lagos.
@@jonesnyarko8447 calabar ,akwa igbo and porthacurt is better than ragos
Not more than Abuja Nigeria
Magnificent 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
That is classy. I'm not a Nigerian but it's great seeing this video. Magnificent.
The phrase black excellence is perfect 😊
That 28 story building at landmark beach is under construction, hope they completely by next year.
It's 30 story not 28, it boast 300 apartments on 30 floors
The same Landmark they are now threatening to affect with a road going through it?
@@sylviasworld9397 Th building wont be affected only the fake beach.
@@luckyaaron-fr5fzI’m sure residents hoped seeing an sea in front of them and a beautiful beach …. Not an effing “ highway to hell “ as the song goes haha
Believe me landmark beach compound will be like TimeSquare
Unfortunately the government has destroyed it.
African Sky, keep it up. Your videos are clean and unique. You are the best. I also enjoy your narration to go with the footages.
I hate that Bar Beach does not exist anymore. That was one of the spots I used to relax after my long days at the American Embassy. Thank you for uploading.
Yeah! Me too!!
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And these suburbs are for the middle class, not the wealthy.
Wow.. We need to buy property there.
All of Nigeria should look like this with high rise apartment complex for the lower and middle class not just a tiny part of Lagos...
Im personally not a fan of high rise
You're on point. @TobyAstern
even in UAE" only Dubai their capital city is beautiful.. Not all area in America is fine.. you also have undeveloped places there😮😮
ehmmm there a big reason why alot of cities don't have high rises
@@AdrielMichael-xo2hd not every one like high rise .. And skyscrapers..
Sign of the times!!
These are all opportunities as well as benchmarks for more Nigerians to strive to achieve success even more!!
There are possibilities here !!
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Lagos is beautiful 😍
I love island area I'm from Abuja
Wow beautiful
Super great achievement🎉❤
This is what l was telling some of the kenyan youtubers that came to Nigeria,without visiting the estates in cities like Abuja and lagos you have not seen Nigeria.There are hundreds of estates in Lagos, put together probably bigger than Cape town in south Africa.Lagos is the largest city in Africa,with 3473km2 in landmass, about to have the two longest bridges over water in Africa,the 3rd and 4th mainland bridges.The estates in lagos alone if put together is bigger than some cities in Africa.Thank you.
bigger than cape town in SA is pure hogwash, you can say nice things about Lagos without stretching your luck. You cant compare the two cities in estates in any sense of the word. Cape town property gets to be voted top 5 in the world competing with USA
@@lozi4163 l mean if you bring the gated estates in lagos together,it's probably a city own it's own,probably bigger than cape town not the properties,but the gated estates.
@@suntanglory You clearly don't know the gated communities in SA, cape town alone is way richer than Lagos and has bigger middle class than Lagos, how the hell do you think you even come close to cape town? were did you get your information and were did you get the areas of these estates in order to compare? can you Nigerians stop been fking ignorant and just saying things with no data or information? the level of ignorant with you people is just wild. You know nothing about Cape Town, size and real estate yet you are here drawing some stupid conclusions. One big reason why Cape town has more wealth than Nigeria is real estates property. use your brain for a second. Cape town is way way more developed and spread in property than Lagos. Please google the city
@@suntangloryLagos is a tiny landmass. Its overpopulation makes it appear big. There's no way a combination of estates in Lagos will match Cape Town.
@@Gold-lv5ihBy landmass Lagos is Bigger. Cape Town is 2 461 km2 and Lagos is 3,557 km2. Everything is not about population.
Beautiful
Beautiful
Beautiful Lagos
Next time look for kano state northern Nigeria the state are number one in Nigeria Kano will shock you iam currently live in abuja but when i come to kano i see abujah like nothing
Am jocking tnx for reading😂
Thank God u said ure joking I for Dom vex for u. Abujq is still the most beautiful city in the North
Thiefnubu stole all the federal government properties in Lagos State. Now he is converting Nigerian assets outside the country to personal property!
And God will never make u eat your children food ijn
You are hyping one small man way too much!
By doing so, you are empowering him over you!
Tinubu is a smart man with clout!
Use him as your role model if you too want to succeed!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
@@aframaco9491 You are better ignored if you're so bereft of morals.
@@egbeomooduduwa997 Nwanne , okoro maduegbe.....you are masquerading as Egbe Omo Oduduwa!
I have seen a few of your statements prior to now, Very sad !!!
You are not deceiving anybody, because by the toxic fruits they bear , ye shall know them!
Ye shall ALWAYS know them!!!
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This is nothing compared to what Lagos could be if we allowed it and Nigeria's other 35 states to build themselves. There's a saying; you can't do anything properly without giving it full attention. The FG can't give full attention to 36 different states at the same time. Only the people from the towns, villages, cities, LGs, and states can give proper attention to their enclaves. Federate this country and we will see true black excellence.
So this is what they wsnt to bring down. Men!!!!
Nigeria politicians is just too evil for my liking
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Some part of Lagos
This is city center of lagos
If not for the igbos will lagos be what it is today... We igbos have too much investment in lagos... Period!!
OK
I really want you to leave Lagos so we can all rest.
@@marony3529you really think you will be entreated not to leave Lagos?
Una no get sense, only Una go take big mouth spoil market for una self!
Lagos success is not down to Igbo, stop that nonsense!
It is essentially down to Lagos being the federal capital for close to 80 years!
What with Nigeria reaching great heights of oil production at various points of the time frame!
So the various federal governments from 1960 , invested Niger Delta crude oil exports money in the development of Lagos!
They also established a industrial and manufacturing base and financial hub in Lagos!
To this day , Lagos still operates as the premier seaport and premier airport in Nigeria!
So it is not Igbo selling all two penny kpolo kpolo things at Alaba and Trade Fair that helped build Lagos!
If the nwanne want to show their business and financial prowess to the world, they should turn Onitsha and Aba into exact replicas of Dubai and Singapore!!
Peace ☮️
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Not so bad but l still dwell on my thirst . It couldn't be understood that Nigeria the most powerful Africa's economy is uncapable to make a difference by doing thing of excellent class. See open gutters, amenities are not well tiddy
Lagos is small asf. Its smaller than London and has the population of 5 countries combined. Lagos is 25 million people plus. Give it a😊 break already.
@@raizenotaku5378 bad arguments and empty representation that encourage the laziness of Nigeria's leaders
@@raizenotaku5378that’s not an excuse
Do you even know what makes a country powerful, Nigeria have fought for so many African countries, Nigerians represent Africa well outside Africa, because of them Africans are now regarded as
"peninsula" 😒
Look at dirty open gutters everywhere rubbish 😡😡
For real. I hate seeing that open gutter rubbish. They should be banned everywhere in Nigeria. It is primitive and dangerous.
Build your east evill pll
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 u live creeks so Iam not surprised.
Bad belle.
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 may nigeria happen to you Bini man😡
Pride of igbos. Igbo man own landmark beach.
Tribal bigot. If they start attacking your tribe in the comment section you will cry they hate igbos
Mumu, Ewu Biafra. Landmark is not a one man cooperation, but a business venture of like minded individuals of different Nigeria tribes.
It shows a chronic inferiority complex when you want to use another man's personal achievements to boast and brag!
At least Paul O had the good sense not to build this mega business empire in the south east!
Can you imagine ipob nwanne dem coming to disturb him not to open on Mondays?
In Lagos the man is free to pursue his visions to the fullest!
Him no follow go abeg!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Why didn't the igbo man build it in abia or Delta
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@@stillfitz9749is delta eastern state?
Without igbo Lagos is nothing.
Clown
Sick fellow.
I purposedly went through the comments shopping for errant comments like this. I wasn't disappointed. Igbo people will always be hated and rejected. You generally lack wisdom.
Without lagos igbo is nothing
Y'all gave started again😅 when your host start with you now, you'd start forming victims
Nigeria is a lot of things, BUT BLACK EXCELLENCE is not one of those things… this video is EXTREMATELY missleading
On the Contrary it is spot on!!
Nigeria does indeed epitomise Black Excellence!
There are 4 Nigerians in the Joe Biden US cabinet including deputy secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo!
There's a Nigerian lady in Rishi Sunak's U.K. cabinet, Kemi Badenoch..
The president of the African Development Bank is Nigerian(Akinwunmi Adesina)!
The Director General of the World Trade Center is Nigerian( Okonjo Iweala)
The richest Black man on the planet is a Nigerian( Aliko Dangote).
From Hakeem Olajuwon to Seal to Sade Adu, to Burna Boy, to Fela Kuti, to Isreal Adesanya, to Chinua Achebe to Davido to Adebayo Ogunlesi, to Jelani Aliyu, to Chimamanda Adichie to David Oyelowo , to Allen Onyema, to Kamaru Usman to Tobi Amusan to J.J Okocha. to Victor Osimhen to Rema , and the list goes on and on and on of pure Black Excellence..
You see!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
You must be a black American hater!!
why so pained? take a large dose of copium, and go sleep. Mumu
Bad belle unpatriotic noisemaker and miserable fellow.
But Nigeria as a country is not a superpower. In West Africa, France eats Nigeria's lunch in the region with its economic power and influence. Yes, Nigeria as a people are successful, but Nigeria is still a developing country that has a long way to go. When Black people all over the world can look at Nigeria as a USA than we can talk.