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thanks a lot ! see you in two days for the next episode, don't miss it it's one of the best one of the series
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Mwaramutse, I am following from Seychelles. Its wonderful accompanying you on your trips. I lived in the Goma area of DRC back in the old days. We spent a lot of time in Gisenyi on the beach, of course a lot changes now especially the roads were not paved as I notice is the case now. Your trips are enticing me to plan one of my own. Thanks and keep them coming, its good experience to plan. Great stuff. I dont appreciate holidays without adventure, and yours is a memorable one.👍
Seychelles, this must be a real paradise ! lucky you :)
hope to see you for the next episode premiering very soon th-cam.com/video/FyWzDpPVwZY/w-d-xo.html
All of the roads in Rwanda has world standard road markings. About 70% roads in Nigeria have no markings, useless leaders.
thanks a lot for the support, hope to see you for the next episode premiering soon th-cam.com/video/wx878fnDTp8/w-d-xo.html
Real nature---Beautiful indeed❤❤
thank you very much !
Hello, I love your videos, I’m so happy I found your channel, TFS
Thank you so much! I am so happy you found it too ! Kindly dig in the videos there and tell me if you appreciate ! Looking forward to your fed back 😍
Always a happy day when you upload a new video. I love your journeys brother. Keep exploring , keep uploading!!! ;)
More to come! Next episode Sunday !! Thanks a lot for your support
Prendre une bonne douche en échange d'un si beau paysage ça vaut la peine, c'est vraiment joli ! Les plantations de thé etc...et puis tout ce qu'expliquait le monsieur au sujet des langues était très intéressant. ..c'est vraiment bien
Oui la douche vallait la peine, c'est le cas de le dire, cette route est magnifique. à faire palir notre nationale 7 en France
belle aventure, à ta santé.
mille fois merci !!!
I took that entire Lake Kivu road in Rwanda (from Bukavu to Uganda) and it is beautiful! It rained while I was riding on it also. I'm really impressed with the young men carrying 300KG of beer or charcoal on their bicycles pushing them up the hill. All for $2 or $3 a day. All without a complaint. It is a hard life but it keeps them remarkably healthy. The people are so genuinely friendly. I made more friends in 2 weeks there than I have in the city where I have lived for 18 years.
thanks so much for sharing your experience !
Thank you so much for the rainy adventure. I love it, you were brave enough to drive in that rain and I appreciate you doing it for your viewers. I’m glad you take precautions to be safe and yet give us a view of what it’s like there in that area. Much blessings for more great adventures.😁🙏
You are so welcome, thanks so much for your kind words ! See you in 2 days Sunday for the next episode
It rains heavily here like in Niger-Delta during the raining season. It is very beautiful out there in the mountains.
Thank you, sir
So nice of you to be here once more,
I wish you a lovely weekend ahead !
Wow! Ludo... the memories you are making. Be careful in that rain on just 2 wheels!
I will! thanks Oga, the next episode is now encoding and will be premiered tonight around 5Pm nigeria time
I really love that this man has a heart of Gold , God bless you Ludo.. I wish you a big success and thanks for visiting my country I am big fan so that you know 🫶
A really Big thank you ! for your kind support and motivation
I love the sound of rain. it was awesome to watch Mr Ludo. I really enjoyed watching, and thanks for sharing. Be careful outside.
Thank you, I will, today's episode will be a lot more relax, with a lot of nice encounters, hope to see you for the premiere
I really enjoyed the ride. The rain was heavy. I noticed there was no tollgates? Or wasn’t it filmed? Merci pour ce partage.
there is no toll gate i think on the roads of wanda, . At least I didn't see any during my travels there.
Cela fait longstemps qu'on ne s'est pass vu. Merci Beaucoup. Passe une bonne journee.
ahh ben je ne sais pas je ne reconnais pas ton prénom ici :)
merci belle soirée à toi !
Just joined the family. This country has history. It’s beautiful. I am from Zim and enjoying your adventures. Good man.
that s really nice of you, I am glad you enjoy these adventures !
thanks a lot for the support, hope to see you for the next episode premiering soon th-cam.com/video/wx878fnDTp8/w-d-xo.html
What a beautiful country. You are a great person. Enjoyed this video. Subscribed and will continue to watch. God bless you
Welcome aboard! thanks a lot for the support, hope to see you for the next episode premiering soon th-cam.com/video/wx878fnDTp8/w-d-xo.html
Love watching your videos
Glad you like them! thanks a lot, see you tomorrow for the next episode !
Happy watching so ok - I'll push the like button 😁
yeahhhh thank you !
2:05 explains the difference between travelling in Africa and Europe. We can guess when you need some information, even before you ask. In Europe, I have sort for help in interpreting google maps many times but got ignored by people just walking away. The only surprise I get is when once in a while, they offer to take photos of me without me asking because I always take selfies. But random short conversations to get directions are always like a personal war in my head trying to decide who should I approach, whether they look like they will just ignore me and leave me looking like a fool talking to myself lol. Rwanda is my favourite country in Africa.
I don't know what experience you have of Europe, but i feel globalizing this way is always not true or accurate. under the "they", if i understand well, you put all the countries of Europe, and all the citizens of Europe ? don't you think this is a little reductive ?
Yes in some countries, or some cities, people are a lot less warm, than in Africa, they don't engage conversation so easily in some other parts. You can also maybe consider the differences of cultures at some point. Let me take a really short example inside a country I know a little
In Paris, people won't even greet you, or that's true they won't help you much if you need help, in many cases, but it will be the opposite side in south west of France... people will be very happy to talk and meet you... to continue with that example, If you go in Bretagne in France, people may look very cold at first, cause they approach you like in a "defensive" way, but finally when you win their trust, they will give all their belonging to help you out...
I don't even speak about spain, italy, GB, germany, .... croatia,... Europe is big... and contrasted.
I won't paint a portrait as the dark portrait you did of people of Europe.
@@Ludo_Liu sorry if my comment annoyed you. I just expressed my experience as a whole which is a sensible way of forming opinion of places we visit. I was in Slovenia last year and a local called the police on me that a refugee from Afghanistan (they meant Africa) was walking along the road. I was in Hungary this year and locals ignored me when I tried to ask for help in ATM that had no English translation. My friend in Hungary who is a Tanzanian was stopped by the police in rural Hungary and asked for his documents and why he was visiting the region. I have been to Croatia, Poland, Slovakia, Romania and the trend is not so different that Europeans avoid strangers especially Africans. We can't run away from that. An African will never be treated without suspicion in Europe. That is simple, straight forward, plain fact Ludo. But in Africa, whether you are European or African, you will rarely experience this challenge of being looked at like a suspect. People are ready to openly interact with strangers. That was my point.
Those places in Rwanda are sparsely populated. They have very good roads with very less users. I guess the people there aren't used to seeing visitors especially white unlike Europe
@@georgepresley5120 this happens across most African countries. If you have watched Itchy Boots who is currently riding across Ivory Coast, her journey in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe had similar interactions where whites are citizens and farmers. So it's not really about population sizes and seeing whites for the first time. It is more of being "nosey" in a good way and getting involved in random things around us.
I agree with u fully.
I haven't watched your videos since the bee attack. You've really stepped up your content! I need to go back and figure out how you got to Rwanda - did you drive over (which sounds impossible), or fly.
welcome back ! thanks for the comment, i flew there, and rented a bike
I really enjoyed your video
I'm so glad! thanks a lot, welcome on the channel ! kindly subscribe f you are not yet part of the family !
Subscribed to your both channels.
Anything about Gikongoro?
I spent three months there in early 1995.
thanks a lot for your subscription, hope you will like what you 'll find !
I didn't go there during that trip unfortunately
j'ai bien aimé le video merci encore une fois mon cher Ludo !! je vien de regarder !!
Merci Félix ! cela fait super plaisir de te voir encore une fois dans les commentaires !
merci pour le soutien !!
nice to meet you! unusual shots-🙌
Thanks for joining, kindly check at more videos on the channel, you won't only see such rides, but many cultural experience, travels and documentaries. feel free to subscribe if you like what you discover here. I am pretty sure you will !
I like your video and rwanda is very good place to travel
thank you very much, I hope you will enjoy tomorrow's episode
Beautiful wow thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for visiting
Ludo, keep up the great work… very impressive views, too much rain will give you malaria, good job on the learning a few words of Kinyarwanda, continue learning ❤.
thank you very much for your appreciation !
see you for the next episode
Ludo, thank you for reminding me of what I left behind in Rwanda. Maybe some time I will able to go back to visit. For now, If you ever want to ride in The USA, I would like to meet you in person. Have you ever thought about riding the Pan-American highway? Now, that's fun.
The road 66 yes as every rider .I will for sure ride it one day or another
Bonjour!
I missed your show because I have personal reason on road. You’re lucky that you didn’t slippery off the roads.
Villagers treated you well. You love to eat meals and beers 🍺
Raining hit in Central of Africa. But North and South Africa are a lot of deserts.
Cool on farm to selling stuff to public! 🍌🧋
See ya next roads! 😊
yes i cut the part where i was speaking about the fact tha i don't feel very confident with that rented bike under the rain, the tires are not good were not good for that kind of wet road. However, i drove slow and steady so that I can reach safe .
see you Sunday Sir ! thanks a lot, enjoy the beginning of the weekend
Wawoo kibuye....next time if u come back i will escot you😊😊😊
Please do :)
the two next episodes will be in and around Kibuye, don't miss them :)
I think in kibuye it's only part of Rwanda has many people who speaking French,,,!!!
ahh really, I don't know, but that 's true that i met few french speaker, mostly elders
Oui,mais je pense que la raison pour la quelle kibuye est prés du Congo principalement des gens qui parlent français.En tout cas merci visiter ma ville natale je suis ton nouvel abonné🚵
Amazing adventure
🖤!!
You are so kind!! thanks so much for your support.this definitely helps
Your vlog is fascinating and revealing on So many levels. Personal declaration, I'm one of those Jamaicans who worships the motherland, all of it. I was beginning to get bored and considered ending my view, until you spoke to that elder at the restaurant.
What a revelation!!! In case any viewer doesn't know, at the time, soon after taking over, the new president Paul Kagame, decreed that, in his view, the French either aided the genocide, or chose not to do anything to prevent it. Thus, he decided to remove Rwanda from the French sphere of influence, and align with the English speaking African countries in the British commonwealth, triggering the need for citizens to learn English. This works well for me, as I can interact with Rwandan vloggers.
Let's view the subject on a much broader scale though. Brace yourself, my words will bite, but you will be offended only if you were present at the time, or your lineage benefitted from the atrocities about which I will now emphasize. The barbaric parasites, as I prefer to label them, who visited the wrath of Satan on my people, have left a legacy of woe, of that I'm sure you can agree. Rwanda, all French speaking colonies in Africa, but HAITI especially, have, or continue to suffer the horrific consequences of your nation's collective desire, to destroy God's design.
I urge you to keep my words in mind, as you traverse God's country. You appear to be a kind tolerant person, as I'm sure the first visitors were, those many years ago. Reflect on how different the landscape would be, had those visitors been repelled and turned away.
I am not offended by your words brother, these words depict something i wish has never existed.
The situation in Rwanda is more complex than that. Paul Kagame led an english-speaking rebellion from Uganda. Paul Kagame himself, although born in Rwanda, had fled to Uganda as a toddler and thus grew up speaking English. When the RPF took over power in Rwanda, they were a minority leading over a majority that spoke French. The move to English was more about power and subjugating the French speaking majority. Also, Rwanda was not a French colony, but under a Belgian rule, as it was annexed to the Congo after Germany lost the 1st Word War. After the genocide, a French judge was trying to bring charges against Paul Kagame and his military for shooting down the plane that carried President Habyarimana (and 3 French citizens onboard). That incident started the atrocities in 1994. Only after the French judge went after Kagame and his clique did they ban French in schools. They also destroyed the French Cultural Centre in Kigali. But French is still an official language in Rwanda and we have strong ties with France. For example, the Rwandan Army is currently in Mozambique fighting to protect French interests, the company Total that is exploiting gas in the region. All this to say, everything is not what it seems at first glance. The French have become a convenient punching bag (deservingly sometimes) but we should not exonerate our African leaders as they can be just as barbaric if not more at times.
☔I never rains, but it pours.
ayaya that was too much that day ! thanks brother !
In your journey has heavy rainy🤔it scared!!😮
Rain is not the best weather or bikers however I’ll remember that ride for that
You’re brave to ride on tht road looks slippery
yes it was, thanks a lot for watching
you are best you tober
thanks so much
I live in Los Angeles Calif and I wish it was as clean as Rwanda, or as safe. we talk about what we call third world nations but if you were to go to any large city in calif, it looks much worse than any third world nation. but we fool ourselves because my home neighbor is upper middle class.
thanks a lot for your comment
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Beautifull country.
Please, do something about the noise produced by the bike.
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Rwanda is now the most advanced country in Africa and the cleanest. Have to admire what they did after the genocide.
cleanest for plastic yes, what does advanced really means ? I don't want to speak about politic on this channel, this is not the objective, but people well informed about the geopolitics in the region, and the international politic would certainly jump in to modulate that point of view.
Yes a lot of progress has been done, that s undeniable !
thanks a lot for watching and for commenting
Advanced examples:Following a successful piloting phase (2009 - 2014/15) through which a modern village was built in every province and the city of Kigali, the government of Rwanda adopted the Integrated Development Program (IDP) Model Village concept.
Since 2016, every year Rwanda Defence Force in partnership with other government institutions develop a National IDP Model Village featured with a number of human capital development infrastructures and socio-economic projects across the country. However, Districts are also recommended to build “District IDP Model villages”.
The national IDP Model villages inaugurated since 2016 are:
*2016: Rweru IDP model village in Bugesera District (296 HHs)
*2017: Kazirankara IDP model village in Nyabihu District (68 HHs) & Nyundo IDP model village in Gakenke District (40 HHs)
*2018: Horezo IDP model village in Muhanga District (116 HHs) & Kanyenyeri IDP model village in Ngororero District (16 HHs)
*2019: Karama IDP model village in Nyarugenge District (240 HHs)
*2020: Gishuro IDP model village in Nyagatare District (64 HHs)
*2021: Kinigi IDP model village in Musanze District (144 HHs)
*2022: Munini IDP model village (48 HHs) & Cyivugiza IDP model village (104 HHs) in Nyaruguru District
Read about it and try to visit other infrastructures in place
Beautiful video Ludo. curious,if you rode the Baja Bike? did you suffer any breakdown and were parts easily available for your bike?
i rented that bike in Rwanda, the trip is almost impossible in that direction.
thanks a lot for watching
I love tropical rain especially when it's warm. Even if you were riding or just filming it for hours I'd be transfixed and relaxed. Like the lake hotel. Nice fish meal at the end with 'disgusting mayonnaise' because your mum's is the best 😉😊. I'm picky about mayonnaise, it just got to be Hellmann's 😋 (I'll wait for them to pay me for free advertising)😂.
ah ah ah i think i said that several times about the mayonnaise :)
beurrk .. only one is good !
thanks a lot for your support, I also can stay hours to look and listen at the rain...
and the smelll ... huuuummmmpppffff
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brother welcome o !,
i took seaman o... if you saw the last one you know them......
arf need to sleep tomorrow work at 7am
good night brother
It is very important that the native continue to speak their native tongue. The adults that I have come to know and are my friends, prefer to NOT speak French (I'm sure you understand why) but Kinyarwanda. It is the national language of Rwanda, and the first language of almost the entire population of the country. Stop with the indoctrination. Many are still healing. Let them live in peace.
I also think it is very god Rwanda left french language for the native language, it really take sense !
I am french, but i habve never been proud of the horror we did and still do in Africa...
Hi Ludo I have missed your videos, they have not been coming up on my feed like normal
Sorry to hear that... the algo doesn't help me much ....
I am glad you checked again, and glad to see you back in the comment section
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next episode tomorrow :)
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Thanks a lot for the support !
Look at me thinking your travels were only limited to within Nigeria, how wrong was I 😮
that's true that on this channel I started with many uploads from lagos, And nigeria, cause I am based here, but I have been travelling for 20 years more or less... you can see few countries on the channel, in west africa togo, benin, ghana, one or two stuff from europe and a lot more to come, i will share more of my travels outside naija now
Did you leave from Nigeria on this ride? I am trying to find the beginning when you rolled out from Lagos
i flew and rented a bike in Kigali, it is almost impossible to cross in that direction unfortunately
Did you drive from west Africa to east Africa?
I rented that bike in Rwanda …I wish I could to the full trip
I was just about to ask that question
@@mickyarams unfortunately I don't have enough time for such long trips, and the road is almost impossible to cross in that direction actually
@Ludo_Liu ...thank u for the answer, I was wondering what route would u have taken as central africa is under developed with no adequate roads unless u travel down to Congo through Cameroon and then link Rwanda
@@classicvwride7520 the problem is in fact safety more than road, on that way... and borders difficult to pass as a foreinger
Habibi come to kenya
I like Kenya,I spent several months there my friend.
J'aime que tu dit "vous" et "Monsieur " , bcp d'expat oublie le "Monsieur " et disent "tu" au lieu de "vous" .........
Je comprends tout à fait.je n’apprécie pas non plus ce comportement de la part de certains
Is this month the rainy season in Rwanda?
not now, there is a short delay during the shooting and the upload
there are two rainy seasons : long rainy season: March to May, and short rainy season: September to November.
@@Ludo_Liu I now get it. take care and have a nice travel throughout Africa.
You can also try Kenya in the mountain region it's also scenic
I’m curious, what was the genocide and why did they switch from French to English after that? Maybe I will have to look it up.
yes you have to document yourself about it, you'll find many informations
8000 is 7 euro and you gave the guy that said he’s hungry 500 now I’m no expert mathematician but I think you gave him less than a dollar 😢boy I was gonna subscribe but nah I gave you a thumbs up though.
ok, thanks for the thumb
I ALWAYS RUNNING TO THR COMMENT POLLING FOR THIS?
what do you mean ?