Thank you guys so much for watching the final episode of Gembu Vlogs, Season 2. But before we go, would you do this Chappal Waddi climb? 😊 Let me know in the comments.
I was at Gembu, Mambila plateau, Gashaka Gumti National Park last week, couldn't visit Chappal wadi Nigeria is blessed with nature, but leadership is our problem in Nigeria, Taraba is blessed
I have heard about it, so it is true that it is the highest mountain in West Africa. Please, someone should wake Nigeria up from slumber. We need to enjoy Nigeria and our God-given nature.
Been to Gembu about 12years ago. It was recommended by a corper who served there. The way she described it made me so curious. She said it was so beautiful...and it is! Even though I would like it to get the tourist development it deserves, a part of me is happy that it hasnt. It is so untouched and beautiful. I fear that it may lose some of its appeal, if it has crowds of people strutting about. Selfish, I know
You are right. A part of me feels the exact same way. Sustainable tourism is what we need. Something without a negative impact of the environment and culture of the people
Congratulations for making it finally. Today I learnt that Manbila plateau is the Most Beautiful place in Nigeria. Beating Obudu. Hope Taraba govt makes a great resorts here. Nigeria is the best kept secret for Tourism. Well done bro, for sharing and inspiring us to continue to tell our stories
Thank you for the kind words, bro. The Mambilla Plateau is largely unspoiled and unexplored. Unfortunately, the state govt is doing next to nothing about tourism. Typical Nigeria.
What a view, Congratulations 🎉 you have made it and for that we are fortune to virtual see this Chappal Wadi. May be one day I may be able to go there as well, love to but I am not that bold enough to take this kind of trip but had always like adventure trips. ❤️ Thank you for this.
The last episode was worth. Congratulations to you and your guy.....This is inspiring and goes to show that, one can achieve whatever you set out to regardless of the circumstances. Kudos bro. Lastly, It was the part you said no biscuits or even small chops for me😂😂
Funny how you walk from "West Africa" to "Central Africa" by foot. The west really did bad to Africa. Thanks for all these videos. Apart from the tourism side of the videos, I keep questioning the notion of nation state in Africa. Someone watching with good knowledge of Bamenda would easily see that whole area to be Bamenda both climate and culture-wise. Glad you enjoy your walk day in both Nigeria and Cameroon. Also impress by the fact that even the border officers understand that these are same people thus no need to loiter around or putting some sort of barricade.
I will address the elephant in the room...The presence of so many fulani settlers on that land, makes me worry for the original inhabitants, the locals. Who knows what would be their fate in some years to come.
Thank you guys so much for watching the final episode of Gembu Vlogs, Season 2. But before we go, would you do this Chappal Waddi climb? 😊 Let me know in the comments.
I no fit 😂
Lol! Don't fret. I reckon it would be easier to summit during the dry season.
I see myself having this experience soon 😊
@@Echeism Absolutely! Go for it.
Yes
I was at Gembu, Mambila plateau, Gashaka Gumti National Park last week, couldn't visit Chappal wadi
Nigeria is blessed with nature, but leadership is our problem in Nigeria, Taraba is blessed
Wow, you more sub, bless up bro
I have heard about it, so it is true that it is the highest mountain in West Africa.
Please, someone should wake Nigeria up from slumber. We need to enjoy Nigeria and our God-given nature.
The highest mountain in west africa is Mount cameroun in Beau . It takes about 3 days to climb
@@nancyokosi1 Cameroun is not in West Africa. Nigeria is.
@@discoverieswithrejoice9973 thank you. We learn everyday
Been to Gembu about 12years ago. It was recommended by a corper who served there. The way she described it made me so curious. She said it was so beautiful...and it is! Even though I would like it to get the tourist development it deserves, a part of me is happy that it hasnt. It is so untouched and beautiful. I fear that it may lose some of its appeal, if it has crowds of people strutting about. Selfish, I know
You are right. A part of me feels the exact same way. Sustainable tourism is what we need. Something without a negative impact of the environment and culture of the people
True, it might lose some of its appeal.
Khalid is the perfect host for #GulderUltimateSearch y'all please put out the word!. Excellent work bro!
Kind words, my friend. Thank you so much.
nguroje monday market...i miss this place...nysc was fun
What a beautiful documentary!
This is what they actually call an adventure .Great job bro. I hope to do this someday soon ..
I hope you do, Abiodun. Thanks for the kind words.
Mission accomplished... Congratulations bro.
Thanks bro. Thanks for coming along on the journey..
Khalid, proud of you man.
Congratulations for making it finally. Today I learnt that Manbila plateau is the Most Beautiful place in Nigeria. Beating Obudu.
Hope Taraba govt makes a great resorts here.
Nigeria is the best kept secret for Tourism.
Well done bro, for sharing and inspiring us to continue to tell our stories
Thank you for the kind words, bro. The Mambilla Plateau is largely unspoiled and unexplored. Unfortunately, the state govt is doing next to nothing about tourism. Typical Nigeria.
@@OzavoguAbdul Yes, its heart breaking
Hasaaaaaa…did u say the climb? That’s why you are representing us bro, just proceed while we enjoy the viewing. Thanks
Kudus to your camera man. Great job to you.
when next are we going ? 🥲 this journey is awesome 👌🏾
Don't know for now but I definitely will go back in the nearest future
And amazing experience. Thank you for bringing the part of Nigeria and Africa that is seldom seen or heard of. Bravo 👍🏼
Thank you, my good friend. That is exactly what this channel is about'
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to behold this beautiful view, i would live to summit this mountain too.
Wow amazing I love what you are doing bro.
Kudus to your elbow. More courage to you from me in Portharcourt Rivers State of Nigeria
This means a lot! Thank you Zainab
Well-done!
Good stuff. Inspiring
So brave! You guys are sooo great
Thanks fam!
The botanical scene is incredible!
Love your adventurous nature bro. More grace.
Thanks Manji
Great job Khalid, you rock 🤜🤛📷
Thank you, Blaize
This hike looks awesome! You seem like a great person to hike with!
Thanks my friend
this is amazing 👏
Thank Toby
Congratulate for going to lahira petel
Amazing journey. Weldone brother.
Thanks big bros..
You made it!...This was very inspiring to watch. Keep up the amazing work👏🏾
Thank you, Hadiya. It's an honour you find it inspiring.
Congratulations. You did well. I admire your zeal and boldness.
Thank you, my friend.
@@OzavoguAbdul just discovered your channel today. Subscribed. Hope to be in touch when I am ready to go this route.
Great! Anytime.
I must say... Congratulations🎉👏
You've done great job bro🤗🤗
I pray your next coming, we should meet.... And my mom will personally cook for you....
Thank you! Nothing excites me more than connecting and meeting people. So I will definitely be looking forward to that!
okay, 14 days journey wow.. ... this makes Abuja hiking looks like child play
I admire your courage. Truly inspiring 💪🏿
Thank you, my friend.
This seems scary to me from the explanation, I’ve been also dreaming to go see this place one day
Yes, it can be scary but worth it, nonetheless
what were the inherent dangers of this trip ? i saw some people with guns who looked lke guards.. was it wild animals, bandits etc? thanks
What a view, Congratulations 🎉 you have made it and for that we are fortune to virtual see this Chappal Wadi. May be one day I may be able to go there as well, love to but I am not that bold enough to take this kind of trip but had always like adventure trips. ❤️
Thank you for this.
Thank you, my friend. I hope this continues to serve as an inspiration for you ❤️
Amazing
Definitely! ❤️
God bless you man
Thank you, my friend
Can people hike up the mountain?
You do well🤣🤣🤣love that sign
HALLELUYAH!
The last episode was worth. Congratulations to you and your guy.....This is inspiring and goes to show that, one can achieve whatever you set out to regardless of the circumstances. Kudos bro.
Lastly, It was the part you said no biscuits or even small chops for me😂😂
Thank you, my bro. Love your review of the episode 😂😂😂
Finallyyyyyy 💪🏽
Kudos to you sir. You definitely are an inspiration!
Yes! Been long coming.. 🙌🙌🙌
Thank you for the kind words. And thank you for watching!!
I'm speechless brother
This is mind blowing !!
Wow wow wow 👏 😍
Weldone Weldone Weldone brothers. God bless and prosper your work 🙏 ❤
So much tourism opportunity being missed out on.
Absolutely! It is just sad to see
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Have I subscribed??? Just did…hurray.
Funny how you walk from "West Africa" to "Central Africa" by foot. The west really did bad to Africa. Thanks for all these videos. Apart from the tourism side of the videos, I keep questioning the notion of nation state in Africa. Someone watching with good knowledge of Bamenda would easily see that whole area to be Bamenda both climate and culture-wise. Glad you enjoy your walk day in both Nigeria and Cameroon. Also impress by the fact that even the border officers understand that these are same people thus no need to loiter around or putting some sort of barricade.
Thank you for watching. Your commentaries are always valuable.
Thats closer to where I come from
I ner consider it central Africa thiugh
wow this place is so beautiful. do you need a permit to go there and most importantly is it safe?
Permit, yes. Because it's under the Nigerian National Park. As far as I experienced, it is safe also.
Wait o. I spot kito and palm slippas, who is wearing this on this long trek?
The rangers dear. The rangers! 😄
You have been chapawaled
Aha! No kidding 😂
I will address the elephant in the room...The presence of so many fulani settlers on that land, makes me worry for the original inhabitants, the locals. Who knows what would be their fate in some years to come.