I Never Expected this in Northern Nigeria | Travel Bauchi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ม.ค. 2022
- In today's video, I visited the Yankari resort and safari in Northern Nigeria, Bauchi state, I was shocked at what I saw, I Never Expected this in Northern Nigeria. watch and enjoy.
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Even before watching this video to the end. I already pressed the like button. Not because of the beauty of Bauchi but because of you calling out the wrong of that TH-camr that visited a slummy part of Kano and tagged it the reality of people living there.
Nigeria may not be perfect or wealthy on a per capita basis but not all Nigerians are living in abject poverty. Some countries of this world would probably pull down that sort of demeaning video and summon the publisher as it has the potential to crash tourism and investor confidence.
Thank you once more and yes, Bauchi is beautiful by the way.
That’s why is started this channel, to show the luxurious/good part of Nigeria and Africa..
@@StevenNdukwu exactly
Nice one and I'm subscribed to your channel now
@@raphraph3545 welcome to the family
Yes! Beautiful Kano and all the white guy wanted to see was the worst part. Shame on the white guy period.
Me too I studied at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi, I love Bauchi life style and spent 8 years there. If you had the chance to visit pls ensure your visit this Yankari Game Reserve. Its so beautiful
As a northerner I really appreciate you for showing how beautiful our country is, the peace will reign once again in the north 🙏🏾
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As a Namibian, I never thought of Nigeria and Safari in the same context. But I’m happy to learn that it can be done.
Well Done Young Ndukwu☪️✝️1!$
I was born in Zimbabwe in 1967.
In 1977 my family ended up in Nigeria as refugees. We were settled in Bauchi State and one the first road trips in naija was to Yankari. Your video brought tears to my eyes. Such fond memories of my childhood in Nigeria.
I am assuming you are an igbo guy (Forgive me if I am wrong). In this day and age so many young people have given up on Nigeria. Many are calling for Biafra, Arewa or Oduduwa. It is hearting to see a young Nigerian go to the North to showcase His country. Please keep it up. We need each other no matter where we come from.
Wow, great to know.. well done
The problem is not Nigerian people,their are lots of good Nigerians who have been living peacefully with their Neighbors before the coming of Fulani the Nigerian second colonial master with the help of saboteurs from every ethnic group.
@@macabara8819 \
At least some African tribes has a history of dominating other people, we cant all be former victims and slaves. You should be proud of them, Fulanis and others like them.
Greetings from Zimbabwe am also a Dhliwayo
@@doreenkorean4449 so happy to hear from you mahlaeya🙏❤️1!$
Another amazing video. You share my same sentiment. My problem with non African TH-camrs who come to Africa is that that are obsessed with only showing the bad parts of countries and over exaggerate negative stereotypes. That’s why creators like you Wodemaya and Tayo are very important!
Thank you 💪
Exactly
Very true
But why don’t Africans support creators like Steven, Tayo and Wode more? Africans could support African creators more. How come white people who travel to Africa easily get millions of views but African creators struggle to get a million views on positive African content ? With a continent of over 1B Africans we can do better, honestly.
It breaks my heart to see how beautiful Nigeria is and to know that they are not making anything from what God gave them. Spain makes around 150 billion Euros (around 95 Trillion Naira) from direct tourism a year and do you know what they have? Nothing to compare with Nigeria. I have been to most part of the world, and I can tell you that, there are few countries with the beauty of Nigeria! Thanks Steven Ndukwu for your great work!
Everything takes time . We are just beginning.
No light in a tourist attraction location.😭😭😭 The state Governor needs to be flogged.
This video is SPECIAL to me. Why? It brings a lot of memories. I studied Estate Management at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University. It's nostalgic and amazing to watch this video. I still have a lot of my undergraduate photos and various trips to Yankari Game Reserve. Northern Nigeria is beautiful. I just hope the insecurity issue can be dealt with as quickly as possible. Thank you for this video bro.
Oga no mountain in Nigeria but good video sha
The North is amazing the views and breathtaking water side and sunset
Oh really? That’s great to know bro.. I loved it
@@StevenNdukwu that guy called Muhammad was a grace. Him and Indigo Traveller should had been arrested by Bala Muhammad
@@abdulkadimosenye5050 na hill
Thanks for this video. My husband is Nigerian and we're yet to visit. I am Sierra Leonean. However, I grew up in Botswana and America. So its great to see the Africa that mainstream media normally ignores.
Thanks for watching
Remember Boko Haram when coming,and bandits pls do go Kano
Woow!!!the main stream media rarely shows the Tourism side of Nigeria...only war side of Northern Nigeria...this is very breath taking...much Love from Uganda in East Africa.
I love what I am seeing, Nigeria is full of untapped resources, we the eastherners know how to develop Areas, but if you are Afraid people will take over your place then you people will remain undeveloped for life, history said it all and the world is watching. Long live Bauchi state long live Nigeria.
I used to have a creepy feeling about Northern Nigeria because of all the ugly reports by news reports.
I can now freely visit!
Those kids just dancing at the lake 5.15 -5.40 mins just brings tears of joy. Beautiful lake too !!
Nigeria through your lens Steve is just a world wonder. Quality content, video, editing, etc... a beautiful country too.
Man, I'm a Liberian. As a child we had to learn that name in school as we learned the names of all the presidents and leaders of West Africa; Sir Abubaka Tafawa Balewa. What a majestic name. See you're flying an Air 2S. Great choice.
I really like the part where the vehicle overheat. We all can relate. That was nostalgic. I did my NYSC in Abuja/Keffi.
What a great and special video. I would love to visit Yankiri soon. Greetings from Gambia 🇬🇲
You should.. thank you
Just wowww we're dulling things in this country see beauty and space omo make dem just plant trees around Bauchi is dope
Nigeria as a whole is beautiful!!!! Plateau State will equally wow you growing there was the best thing that happened to me. I hope you all keep safe out there🙏🏻
My mother is from the Yankari part of Bauchi, Gar. Bauchi is one of the most beautiful places in Nigeria. The Wikki Warm Spring also passes through her village where there is a waterfall. First time I saw a waterfall, I was like, "Wow! So you grew up here mummy!" The game reserve was carved out of her village actually so occasionally we see stray monkeys. You really should visit, my people are hospitable.
So many beautiful places in the north
Please do your research. 1) Yankari is not the only game reserve in Nigeria. 2) Animals determine when they come out, not humans; elephants etc are there; perhaps you should have issued them a notification of your visit 😝
Wow
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Thank you for showing this, because western people especially children of Nigerian ancestry will see the greatnesses that is Nigeria. Much love, son of the soil.
I can't believe this beautiful place is located in my country beautiful nature 😍
This is great!!! I train teachers on ICT in Education and spend most of my time at the South. Fear of kidnapping and insecurities prevented me from going up North since 2018.I used to go to Kaduna. I decided i was going to Kano last year and it was wonderful. Met wonderful teachers. I'll be going to Bauchi next month. It is really saddening that insecurities are dividing us in Nigeria.
The presstitute ie the bad media we have in Nigeria..am from EdO State base in the North a wonderful land.every state has one or two challenges...we are Nigeria we should promote our own.....May Nigeria succeed
IPOB terrorists are totally peaceful
@@peacewazobia1144 God bless you sir, Nigerians like bad news
@@d.bcooper2271 did I hear say peaceful?
Just 1 min, I clicked the like button fast. Now 5 mins in, I really want to visit this place. A TikTok account already made me love Bauchi and now this video just sealed the deal. Kudos Steve!
Thanks bro
Steven thank you!
Bauchi is beautiful.
Also it’s a game reserve not a zoo.
So survival of the fittest.
#Nigeriaforever
There's a lot of tourism in the north but the insecurities there are bringing anxiety to people
So much hidden gem in northern NIgeria i Can’t wait to visit
The scenery looks like some movie scene in a Hollywood movie 🎥 the hills are stunning…. Movies are to be shoot there, true indigo traveller needs to show both side …… in every country he goes to
Thanks for watching
Nollywood no dey like to spend much money for their movies Dem like to manage,Dem know here but Dem no gree use here act movie
Politicians are the ones that brought this insecurities ravaging the country. I hope it stop so that we can start feeling the tourism vibes of Nigeria.
I am from Bauchi. Honestly, I love your videos.
The best time to visit Yankari is around April. By that time the temperature will be at its peak and animals will come to drink water along Gaji River.
They didn't take you to the Marshal Caves.
It's like you didn't visit the 4 different museums they have there.
There is also Lame Bura Game Reserve in Ningi LGA of Bauchi State
I just wanted to see animals, they did not show me so I was upset
Thanks for the insight.
@Steven Ndukwu Hey, Steve, you're doing a fantastic job. Thank you .
However, I will recommend you separate your emotions from the tours. You want to show Yankari Game Reserve you should've captured every part of it and everything it offers.
You seemed to have lost interest and visibly disappointed the minute you didn't see the animals and effectively ended the tour and thereby shortchanged your viewers
If you pay good money to get out there. Cover every single scene regardless of your feelings about the place.
Remember, it's not a personal vacation. You're traveling along with us across Nigeria.
My 2 cents advice.
This video is so heartwarming. I loved the little interview with the man towards the end.
I was at Yankari in 83 or 84. We saw a lot of different animals including at least one lion. I remember one lion because it was just chilling on the road. As if to say it was the king of jungle did not move out of the way until it was ready!
Wow, that must have been a long time ago
I 100% agree with the first part of the video lol I watched the indigo Traveller video and was surprise they didn’t show any of the great parts. Happy that you created this video!
Let’s promote the good side
@@StevenNdukwu thank you for this I also noticed this , seemed like he went to Nigeria with an agenda
The Indigo traveller came here to enrich his negative content about Nigeria. I blame the Federal Government for allowing him. Ironically, no foreigner can go to the West and shoot negative content without permission. Sadly, the 'oyinbo man' is worshipped in Nigeria.
@@andersonojoshimite6047 A foreigner can come to the US and shoot negative content without any special "permission."
@@andersonojoshimite6047 This is not correct. I live in the West, and I have been to many countries in the West too. Nowhere is Paradise, but I must tell you that no one will do anything to you for recording areas you consider as 'unsightly'. Let's stop being touchy over nothing. It is Nigerian Govt that has to live up to expectation.
Bauchi on my list. Will be visiting soon. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching bro
Bigwillz, you are on my list to watch you there😂😍
@@godmanibhadon5466 no worries
Though the airport is small but I love how they build it more than any other airport in Nigeria and the city is amazing.
Before you leave BAUCHI try SUMU wildlife park. It is another area to explore. The guide is suppose to tell you when to meet which animal because they migrate a lot. Don't forget yankari game reserve is a very massive land mass that you can not go to every part of it in two or three days, you can imagine where you are and other animals can be 40km or 60km away where there is no access road. Different animals have different seasons when to see them and at specific locations. I saw the guide struggling to explain certain things. I feel more competent people need to be there to give sufficient and reliable information about the reserve and the animals there in.
This is the same kind of safari resort Kenya is cashing out on every year, based on tourism, chai! We have to bring Yankari resort to life and do it properly like Kenya did with theirs. Great video, I will visit soon...
Finally! A trip to Yankari Games reserve. I visited this place over 20 years ago when I was in Uni Jos. Most Nigerians don't even know a place like this exist.
And yes, the weather is super hot. Water from the tap feels like boiled water
It was a nice experience
I know it exists. Studied it in school back then. But I have never been there
Nice vlog,loved it and also noticed the Kenyan flag wrist band
African Tigress💃💃💃 thank you
Yes Tigress very nice vlog 👀👍
This video is supadupadoo! Like seriously Steven, this is really kool....thanks for opening our eyes to this HEAVEN in Bauchi State.
And thank you for watching
Nigeria is so beautiful! If only we all come together and unite the country. Nigeria truly has the potential but the people are too divided.
We Igbos can never be one with Nigeria
@@joshuachidubem134 who ask you?
@@ugooko7569 I did
@@joshuachidubem134 umba awuchi now Bauchi we are all Igbos go and research about your ancient past history good day.
Religion and tribalism the twin issues preventing true unity
I do not agree that it is the only games reserve ... between Ikom down to Ogoja and finally at OBUDU Cattle ranch, I think there is something like that there. Try and visit OBUDU CATTLE RANCH, it is another dope area for tourists. I have been there before, from the bottom of the hill to the top it has 29 U-Bends and at the top it is about 104 square kilometers. The weather up there is temperate similar to what you have in the Europe. It is a cool place to visit.
Cross Rivers State another cool water fall called AGBOKIM WATER FALL, around Ikom and borders Cameroon.
We have so many tourists attractions in Nigeria. But OIL has spoilt us so bad that we failed to develop other areas and we complain about unemployment.
Nigeria is dope my brother.
Steven is so wrong, there are several functioning game reserves in Nigeria from Kamuku in Kaduna, Okumu national park in Benin, where i saw wild elephants with my own 2 eyes in 2014 and the big daddy of them all Gembu national park in Taraba state which is beyond spectacular and has the tallest mountain in Nigeria if you are into mountain climbing.
You are so right I don't know what Steven is saying
Great video, Steven! Can’t wait to visit Yankari again and see what it’s like now
Thanks for the great content. I never realized how beautiful Bauchi and Yankari Game Reserve are. On another note...I think you're mistaken a zoo for a game reserve. Zoo animals get fed by people, but wildlife basically just live off the land. Feeding wildlife is actually a form of animal cruelty. I believe the scarcity of wildlife at the reserve is probably due to poaching by the locals. Once again, great content!
I am from BAUCHI, the roads inside the game reserve does not effectively cover the entire reserve and you know these animals do migrate from one side of the reserve to another. The game guide is suppose to tell them when to see which animal and where. Only two years ago elephants from yankari reserve destroyed farms in the neighbouring villages killing about four people from different villages and there are many cases of lions attacking villagers in such communities.
@@africanlensextra Thank you for your response and for making it clear that the wildlife are alive and well. I do hope to visit one day and see it with my own eyes. It would be amazing to see any of these animals in the wild.
I really love watching hidden gems like this in Africa. Thanks for the good work. However, you guys need to be trained on what to say and what not to dabble into. You are not different from the other guy you castigated online. At the end of your video you are making unsubstantiated false claims. This is counterproductive. Cheers
You are absolutely right.
Exactly, I recall years ago when I went to yankari with my course mates, the safari was in the night and it was in the harmattan season.
Nigeria is blessed the north is the hot bed of tourism... Number 1. Bauchi, Plateau, Taraba,. Even in the south.. We have Aquatourism... The problem we neglected this industry. We can do better.
Steven guy I dey envy you,Ur intro ,Ur intellectual brilliant amazes me.
Keep up the good work.
Let's get him to 100,000 subscriber's
Thank you prince💪
Thanks for taking your time to entertain and educate us at the same time.
Been there twice as was like WOW... No one ever talked about tjis place. What a beautiful place to behold.
Awesome man. Can see Niyi Fagbemi & Bayo. Love your crypto content, and this is also really awesome. Was almost on this trip to yankari last weekend.
Good content
I don't know that this can place exist in Nigeria I thought that is only this Africa people kayan Uganda etc . but not Nigeria put I am happy to see this in our country Nigeria
This video is super kool, well done bro!
Naija to the world!
Out of this world 🌎
Thanks for watching
Lovely, I miss Bauchi. I can still remember so many villages such as Boi, Gamawa, Zaki, Gaji, Odubo, Azare, Gololo, Bororo, Tafawa Balewa, Madara, Brikachua, Zadawa, Hadawa, Sade, and many others......I can't recall them all. It was really fun when I worked as a field telecom engineer for almost 2 years.
Woooooow I can't believe this is our Nigerian Bauchi Woooooow so very beautiful full of natural nature,I will love to visit
Thank you bro for showing us😍🥰🥰💚💚💚💚💚💚👌👌👌👍👍👍
You got some things wrong: you used metres instead of kilometres. Secondly, it's neither the one nor largest game reserve in Nigeria. We also have Borgu games reserve in Niger state and Gashaka-Gumti national park which lies between Taraba and Adamawa states. It is the largest in West Africa. We also have some reserves in Cross River state.
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Lhebade Agwadu, thank you my brother. There is also the Okomu Game Reserve in Edo State too.
Lack of research and preparedness results such outcome.. this days anyone can run around with a camera and some money and declare themselves travel guide.
I don't agree that this is only game reserve in Nigeria... What of the Cross river national wildlife park (which span from Akamkpa closes to calabar to Obudu cattle ranch) and the national park in Gembu, Taraba state?
Gumti game reserve at taraba state too
Most of the others are only called reserves but there is virtually no wildlife variety to be seen
@@Shrapnel001 that's not true... The ones I mentioned above have wildlife and I personally know for a fact about the Criss river national park with varieties of active wildlife ranging from primates, carnivores, herbivores, etc. Here are some other games reserves in Nigeria according to Wikipedia
1. Borgu Game Reserve
2. Falgore Game Reserve
3. Kashimbila Game Reserve
4. Ohosu Game Reserve
5. Zugurma Game Reserve
@@GPIduh. No wonder, u are following Wikipedia 😂. Sir, I have personally been to a lot of them. Some have not been established or secured as reserves, they are just forest. U can't even visit or camp. Do you know that even Sambisa forest is classified as a game reserve... But is it?
You are so right
Excited about the video.
Wow! Thank you for this. Now Ive got a new destination to look forward tk kn Nigeria.
I love every bit of this video, also seeing my man (Bayo, The Adventure Lord) makes its special (Naija Adventurers rocks!)
Thanks for watching bro
The topography and the landscaping of my country are simply stunning and #Breathtaking!
We need to invest in our national parks to generate good revenues .
As always, thanks, Steve .
Great job 👏
Thanks
I grew up in Bauchi as a kid so this video is super nostalgic.
Northern Nigeria has one of the most beautiful,picturesque landscapes in West Africa. Unfortunately, it's not well marketed and explored by the leaderships. To much dependency on Federal government. Internal revenue generation is zero. YakarI Reserves should be on the same level with Kenya or Tanzania Safari.
So sad
I agree 👍
You are right
Great video man but your guide was not wearing mask when indigo traveller was there and now he is all 'masked up' lol
This is discovery channel worthy. Awesome job.
Thank you
I feel liking this video a hundred times. Kudos Guy. Let's unite and build a great Nigeria.
Please do
I am subscribing straightway, we need people like you in our beautiful to country to show case the beauty of Nigeria
Thank you and welcome to the family
1:50 is the realest thing from steven, Always show the good👌🏾
Always on time Steve
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Much love from Uganda
Your here 🇺🇬❤
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Lovely... Can't wait to visit the core north.
Steven you are freaking good at this. Thank you for inspiring ua
nigeria and africa as a whole is beautiful and even though there is bad, people should still not try to use that to completely portray that as whole entire narrative for africa.
Exactly 💯 thank you so much.
I’m from Atlanta GA. Thank you Steven for bringing Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Africa to the World. Do your have cash app? I want to help out.
Can you DM on Instagram?
Nice one Steve, There is also a game reserve in Kainji,Niger state. Back in the early 2002 i visited the place and it was managed by foreigners.
U are an angel & a peace maker continue doing the good job👍🏿👍🏿
Thank u bro for giving us something different from the housing contents..awesome video ,Africa is a blessed place.
Thanks Benedict
I can't believe this place exist in Nigeria... I Love this Video... Bauchi is on my destination list...
Honestly 🙏🏾
It exits
Woow! This is beautiful 😍😍 I enjoyed every beat of it. It's the Kenyan bead for me as well.....
I love it 🥰 and will definitely visit here soon. Thanks for showing us the beauty in our country ♥️🙏🏾
Thanks for watching
The spring alone is something to die for. In Kenya, we don't feed our wild animals in the game parks. Noticed the Kenya armband hard to miss. I would not be surprised if there are elephants in that park. I researched just three years ago that there should be about three hundred elephants left in Nigeria. At least, I hope so.
Since we already have the land, Nigeria should buy animals like lions, giraffes....etc from other African countries and relocate them to the reserves.
But they will not do it cause it’s oil that is their priority
@@StevenNdukwu how can't they realize that oil money is fading because of climate change. Everything is going electric. Maybe not in Nigeria sha😅
Thanks for doing this Steven... Amazing and beautiful place. The full potential will one day be realised when peace and security returns in the North of Nigeria and the rest of the sahel. And this will come to pass one day soon. I ❤️Africa.
I love the spring, its beautiful that this is northern nigeria. With a little effort, we can turn this place to paradise
It really is!
Thank you sir. We need more of these kind of videos. Funny, I smiled to myself when you mentioned the chap that came to Nigeria and was only happy when he filmed our challenges. I commented about the damage his video could do and I hope he provides more balance in his future videos.
Well done sir . More power to you.
Thank you Lanre
Love the lake and the spring 💞
Very well said at the beginning brother so good seeing you being in charge of the right narrative! Thanks for that!
Thanks for watching
Wow the landscape and waters are amazing. That's a great tour even without you seeing the animals. very impressive bro. keep it up
Thanks for watching
Nice work Steven thanks for not listening to the naysayers and divisive stereotypes hindering our collective growth.
Bauchi is beautiful but remember nothing stops us Nigerians from creating collective trusts to raise money for the preservation of these parks with volunteers vetted and appointed on a rotational basis from different parts of the country.
We have an over reliance on the government but a lot of these projects just require a collective set of individuals from the locality or better still in partnership with the diaspora to make these places where we are proud to call home.
Nation building starts from us looking at all parts of Nigeria as ours as Nigerians and get rid off this North, South divide that has set us back to the colonial era.
It's like we are still behaving like captives even when the chain has been broken.
Keep up the good work Steven and keep doing what you do.
On behalf of progressive Nigerians in the diaspora we salute your efforts 👏.
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I understand you, but government are responsible for things like this
The devide wasn't created by colonialism but existed before the British came .
I don't think they are supposed to be fed, what nigeria needs is to stop hunters from hunting the animals for food.
Exactly
Love the quality of the content it’s amazing. Road to 100k subs, watching from 🇸🇳.
Thank You
I love your Program. It makes me remembered in 1968 When I was in Bauchi on tour with my Band.Kudos to you Adventurers.
U are doing great bro 🙏 thanks for showing us the good side 👍
That guy indigo traveller only show the bad part
I will try
The scenery is Beautiful.
Stunning
WOW...thanks for posting. Never knew about it.
This was fun to watch. Fine vlogging, with fantastic aerials. I appreciate your objectivity too!
Thank you
The topography of Northern Nigeria is varied as you have in the South. The Northwest is largely flat while the North East is Mountainous and there are isolated rocky and vegetated hills in the North Central. I quite agree that the natural tourism potentials of the North has been largely under exploited and this is true of Nigeria as a whole. Anyways, I give you Kudos on this expose on Bauchi.
This is beautiful and some thing to develop l hope our government can invest
Thanks Steven! Everything looks so natural and beautiful. I can imagine hiking, jogging and biking by day. Cocktails at a fine restaurant by night. I never knew Nigeria was this awesome.
You said it all
Steve nwa Ndukwu, ibu oje mba. Udo chiwa 👍
Why do you guys avoid Benin city and essentially Edo state?
Are we a joke to you guys? 😊
At least it is the safest state in the south-south and an all round great and hospitable people. And I’m sure there are a lot of places to see in Edo state.
There's nothing holding you back from using your camera to make videos there in Benin city.
@@originaldelta Which kind of tribalism is this? Is it your channel? Who is competing with you FGS? He has visited a few cities in Nigeria. The smile emoji in my statement was included for a reason. I wasn’t angry. Pepper body.
Very soon bro
@@michael4800 Bro,nowhere did I mention tribalism,I actually grew up in Benin city.However it's his channel and he cant be everywhere at all times,I just gave you an idea and you got all upset about it,its not that serious.
@@originaldelta I fit do am na im I tell am? Na so I like to dash idea? Na e work. Not mine.
You are so right about that video. Why did Indigo only show the the slums?? If it was a white nation will he only show the slums? And the tour guide self, na waa 🙄🙄. Human part of Nigeria! What does that even mean??? Please let's show the beautiful part of our country 🙏
Thank you for bringing something refreshing to watch and listen to.. fresh of breath air from the regular gossips going around in that 🇳🇬
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Thanks for saying that I commented same focus on the good thanks MR. You just made your self a fan am going to subscribe right away 💪🏿💪🏿
Thanks, welcome to the family