The Airport In Lagos Is VERY CORRUPT 🇳🇬 (#91)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ย. 2021
- In all my travels, I've never seen a country like Nigeria before. You really have to be there to understand, but I'll try to express my admiration for the organized chaos found here as best as I can.
Tayo Aina's channel:
/ tayoainafilms
Josey's channel (it's even more African than mine):
/ @missjosey1148
#sabbatical #nigeria #africa
Don't worry my Nigerian friends, this isn't the end of the adventures in Naija. I'm sorry I didn't make it to Abuja or Calabar or Port Harcourt or Kano or (insert city here) on this trip, but you can only do so much in 30 days. You'll see me there next time, in parts 2 and 3.
In the meantime, if you'd like to see more, Tayo Aina is pretty good at making videos on Nigeria (and everywhere else). And Miss Josey has plenty of good videos too, and they're shockingly even more African than mine.
Hello sir I will like to see u sir
You are doing well 😊
The ancient city of Benin, in Midwestern Nigeria
Sabbatical come back to Kenya gringo 😁😁
I remember watching one of your vlog you wherein rwanda on a corner streets walking around with this funny guy suddenly I had you saying I could be stabbed any moment 🤣😅🤣😅 from this corner
This was such a fun video to make and it was great hanging with you bro!! Come back soon 👊
Greater height man
Tayo Aina you are well know to everyone in Nigeria 🇳🇬,lm one of your follower
King
Our boss u always make us proud😘
@Tayo aina .. he said... "Nigeria is not for the faint hearted" nailed on point...
As a Chinese working in Nigeria, I studied in the United States for my undergraduate and master's degrees. Comparing China, the US and Nigeria, I find that the problems here are not just the corruption, wealth gap and uneven development that can be seen on the surface. It is more focused on investment in infrastructure, investment in education, the credibility of the federal government, the execution of local governments and so on. The political system is only a small part of the problem. The forced replication of federalism but the inability of the people to understand their rights and obligations with the level of education has led to politics becoming a game for the rich and a tool for enrichment. It is the most populous country in Africa and has the greatest potential for development and the greatest demographic dividend, yet the country is less than 10% industrialised which I cannot understand.
True
True
Nigerians are the most educated people in the US between all New immigrants and they are also very successful.
You made a point.
And your observation are correct.
Everything in a nutshell, about Nigeria, wish they had a leader like president xi.
The windshield wiper replacement guy should sent his CV to some formula 1 teams.
That is some skill under pressure.
Definitely 😁🦾Or Maybe A Special Agent for president 👌
I wish sabbatical can help the dude with that honestly... Many skilled and talented youths in Nigeria a shame... They aren't recognized.
@Bee Mi they *americans* surely cannot do it in the traffic on a moving car, while other cars drive dangerously close. Stop being petty.
@Bee Mi you are high. Have you ever seen an American change a wiper in the traffic? If not, then STFU!
@Bee Mi What America are you talking about? The one where people line up the street waiting for JFK Junior to reappear from the grave? Nah, I don't think that their 3 years old toddlers are capable of changing a wiper blade.
Odabo Tommy, you have done a great job covering Lagos and Ibadan in 30days, yet you haven't seen half of southwestern Nigeria. Like you said later in this video, Nigeria is not for the faint hearted, it's honestly a stressful and interesting country. Your farewell message almost got me emotional, you have done well by coming here to see for yourself the situation of things here. I wish you a safe trip back home and a renewed energy to comeback for more exploration of Nigeria.
Weldone bro. You're a great writer 👍
As a Nigerian, I feel ashamed watching this video and seeing how the corrupt practices at the airport still haven't changed! Which explains why we're against cameras everywhere you go; almost like we have something to hide.
Yh, because in other countries they don't really care. They even want you to video more so as to advertise what they have. It's because we have nothing to offer and we are ashamed of where we are right now.
I was so ashamed! Poverty written on the faces of the people. Corruption is on the driver's seat. The security agents, the civil servants are all scared of the camera because they are all involved in one evil or the other.
As a person from another country, we don’t see the corruption, we watch the video to witness what it seems on a small scale to live in Nigeria. All countries have problems but we are not looking for problems we are traveling in a sense with your guests. Treating them well as you have will bring more tourists and prosperity to Nigeria
As a person from another country, we don’t see the corruption, we watch the video to witness what it seems on a small scale to live in Nigeria. All countries have problems but we are not looking for problems we are traveling in a sense with your guests. Treating them well as you have will bring more tourists and prosperity to Nigeria
Saw Tayo and clicked so fast!! 🔥
Hey Dyna lol
I have seen you in Tayo comments section 😏😏 you really like that dudes vids
i didnt realize that was him. whats even more crazier is that i just got subscribed to him only a few days ago lol
Everyone likes Tayo Aina. Cool dude. Very knowledgeable, he is good at whay he does. Very professional.
Swears
You need to invite Josey to New York, especially to Manhattan, the concrete jungle!!. If she has a Ugandan passport it may take awhile to get her there, but it'll be worth the effort. We'd love to see her perspective of that part of the world! 🌍
NY is a shithole
@@nerolowell2320 where you from is heaven?
@@kromahj he's not lying though. New York has changed so much and not for the better.
He needs to marry Josey
The guy that you thought said he earns 18000 per year was actually telling you that he pays 18000 yearly to live there, hence why he said the taxi driver and Okada driver pays the same too. His English isn’t the best.
Thanks for clearing that up!
True!
Thank you, I'm looking for this comment. As I know many live on limited money, but $36pa is little, even for Africa.
I love this duo! You guys are awesome! Great video
Great Duo, Agreed
Ikr! I love this channel
@@Jos8643 I been subbed to him but don't really dig his content lol
Yo wassup #russianreact
It's a trio. The lady also has a stand alone channel kkk
Big Thanks to Tayo for talking about the END SARS protest...
GREAT TO SEE YOU AND JOSIE doing videos... your a great team..
Thank you for the closing remarks on Nigeria. You were completely honest, as a Nigerian I can't live in Lagos. When coming to Nigeria next time go through Abuja, it will give you the feeling of East Africa.
Feeling of E.Africa?
@@fegow-farmland8399 he means a similar experience/vibe to East Africa. And I agree.
@@musical_lolu4811 East Africa is not as bad as Nigeria I guess, judging from what happened to him at MMIA
Lagos is chaos
@Wafula Godwin, Murtala International Airport is the worst Airport anyone could ever travel through and Lagos itself is filled with so much madness and corruption. It is so exhausting for me, whenever I visit there and I couldn't help but imagine what he went through during his stay in Lagos.
I can't wait to see where the next series of videos takes us. You're doing amazing work and I look forward to each of your videos.
Smooth sailing coming home, Sabbatical...wonderful view of Nigeria but I love the "Realness" of all your vlogs. You are such a sincere, sweet person who really cares about the people. So rare, and Josie is just such a Gem. Loved Tayo...he matched your sincerity and realness. I wish the young Farmer, David, good luck. He seemed really nice as well. Despite the craziness of the airport, there is something special about Lagos, Nigeria...thanks for showing us a glimpse into this rapidly progressing and expanding city, and I look forward to your return to Africa to show us more of this wonderful country!
You’re in the right hand, Tayo is the guy that will take you to places. Nice one
Sabbatical is not after the high life and fancy places. He's from NYC man. Sab needs a down to earth TH-camr to show him around. Pearls don't impress him much. Can't you see....
Yeah but i think sabbatical would rather want to go places to relate with the avererage klass not lucurious places
@@precirose742 as development continues, those luxurious buildings will trickle down to the middle class and so on
When you said, "This country is stressful and I need a break." I felt that, that's what I'm always saying.
This is very interesting! The bus passengers scene, brought back a lot of nostalgia as I use such when I was living in Nigeria!
Great job and I did honestly enjoyed it!!!
Cheers!
Mauritala Mohamad airport is Nigeria's shame, probably the most corrupt airport in the world. The airport has been like that for decades and nothing is being done to curb the rampant corruption. This is the point of entry for most visitors to Nigeria, it's a pity that their first impression of Nigeria is that cesspool of corruption we call our airport.
All the workers there need to be replaced with good human beings. Our leaders just don't care. This is one of the reasons this country is going backward everyday.
I’m not going there
They made me cry in 2013 when I landed in Nigeria after so many years away. They basically threatened they would not let us in until we do this and that.. My son finally lost patience and told them we are ready to go back...'don't let us in....we are ready to leave', he told them. He snatched back the $50 they demanded and I gave them. But anyway, I was glad I had my son with me....because like he said, "they saw me coming". Next time we went back in 2017, we wisely flew into Abuja, and then took a domestic flight down South. Horrible place, MMIA.
That's because the country is a cesspool of corruption
@@chrisudoka5420 LOL..Pure lies.🤦♀
Your video about the lagos airport and corruption, has made the feds kick in against corruption in our airports.
You lie?! Proof
And you believe them? Ugh! I most certainly do not believe chichi that the government says.
Lol.
Is his the first video on corruption at Lagos airport?
The internet is replete with numerous exposé on this same subject and nothing - absolutely nothing - is being done about it.
They will be back to their old tricks when the heat is gone. It will never change.
I currently had people asking if we brought something for them whilst several officials are targeting your luggage and asking what's in it, after you've shown one another wants to know... Whilst standing next to posters saying "extortion is not allowed in this airport"
The smile and attitude you keep throughout your stressful experiences really amazes me. Much love and respect
This video so far 8 minutes in, it is so good!
Tayo the man!
Thank you for coming. I enjoyed every bit of it.
You and Josey definitely had a blast in Naija. Thanks for the vlogs, very entertaining 😂. I hope you have a safe flight and hopefully I’ll bump into you in New York 🗽
This is what I’ve been waiting for! Tayo and Sabbatical collaboration . And of course Miss Josey
Those corrupt clowns at the airport has drain my guy emotionally. 😂🤣😂😅🤣😂. Now you see why Young Nigerians were protesting against #EndSars.
awesome video as always, Thank you Tommy & Josie ♡♡♡
Tayo is my favorite TH-camr. One day I will travel to Nigeria just to meet him. He really inspire me a lot. Good work ✊🏿
Love him too
He's fantastic. Great youtuber.
I like Tayo, but he doesn't always give a balanced account of Nigeria and other countries. When he was here in SA, you would swear SA is all great. He didn't do townships and inner city poorer areas. With Nigeria, I find many other Nigerian TH-camrs giving more balanced account of Lagos for example. But I guess that's the target content that he goes for, especially given that he mostly does mid to high end property videos
@@melvinphuti515I agree with you.
Can you share the names of some youtubers that share a more balanced / objective view of Nigeria and other countries?
It's confirmed you guys a couple lol you matched outfits! So cute you guys look good 👍
lol agreed! 🙌🏼
Josie's outfit was very nice I wouldn't mind having it still picture of her in that outfit.
Yesssss TAYO is in the house🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Good to see Tayo Aina in your video, I have been expecting this for so long
Wow! Amazing TH-cam reporting. This is probably the most intimate picture of a slice of Nigeria that I've ever gotten. The big question is how big is this slice as a representation of modern day Nigeria? I have no idea. But it was very fascinating to watch. The issue of your driver leaving a thumbprint on the camera lens was a hilarious side note. There's a theme that keeps popping up with Western TH-camrs in Africa: the African habit of depending on handouts and or bribes. As an African outside the continent, this gets to be quite embarrassing after a while. But what can one do? Misrule from the top will do that to a continent.
Those leaders come from the people and are a reflection of their bad culture.
Your summation about Lagos is about right, the hustle is on another level. Have the safe flight and thanks for the videos.
I binged through all your videos, Good job mister. Sorry about your exit from Nigeria and thank you for pointing it out just maybe some day something will be done about it.
You met Tayo Aina?!?! Wooooow‼️ 🙌🏾 Love this collab!
Great series in Nigeria! Look forward to your future travels.
The other week I commented on Tayo's Ganvie vlog that it is similar to the Makoko you vlogged at. I'm happy to see you guys together.
Tayo did a wonderful Makoko Vlog. Actually one of the Best.
@@bondj3535 I loved it too
Sure
The combo I’ve been waiting for since, Tayo is top tier
😁😁😍 bringing my memory back to my struggle after 5years away from 9ja. Thanks man
Yes, nigerian airport (especially MMIA) is a definition of rowdiness and a cesspit of corruption, the 2 rolled into 1. Even those of us who live in the diaspora dread having to go through that terrible airport. The officials there are shylocks with blood dripping lips. Their activities receive blessings from the very top in Abuja, so the corrupt practice is not likely to stop anytime soon.
Thanks sabbatical for coming. I must admit, I love your courage, intelligence & tenacity to pull through in Nigeria. Try to be in touch with Tayo, for next tour in Nigeria so, you don't just visit random places. Stay blessed hommie. ❤️🙏🏿
Coming to shit hole Nigeria, It's a shame. I'm from Yoruba Nation not Nigerian
Thank you Tayo, it’s been going alone for days now. He needed a tour guide.
Brilliant! I love the closing remarks - it definitely captures and summarises Nigeria. Its stressful - but together with that comes adventures, danger, excitement, entrepreneurship, amazing and welcoming people, good food, and the rest! Mix everything together and you get a very unique country and people on the planet. Proud of my country!
There’s no foreigner that would visit Nigeria and won’t say “ I’ve Never Seen A Country Like This In My Life Before” my country is a whole different vibe on it own 🥴😂 .... Thanks for the visit sabbatical 🙏. We’ll be waiting and hoping for your next visit in Nigeria.. One love from Africa (Nigeria) ❤️🤟
Tayo Aina is a huge talent! Exited where he will go in the future. I can see him go even beyond TH-cam and doing bigger productions!
Hello Tommy. I have watched a couple of your videos lately and I must say that I love the candid feedback you give us.
I've seen some of your videos on other African countries (Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda...)as well and they're amazing.🙂 You are pretty good with learning new languages. Maybe you have African blood like the woman in Kiisi mentioned😁.
You're welcome to Naija any time.
Tayo is one of Nigeria’s top youtubers. You’re in good company.
His contents are dope!!👌🏾
Tayo is the man!
Wode Maya is lol
@@africanayasmin6210 is wode a Nigerian???
@@glorysolomon7123 he was conceived in Nigeria but when Nigeriaans kicked out Ghanaians the mother had him in Ghana. Though he is all Ghanaian by blood
Safe travels on your way to New York! Hopefully you’ll keep us posted on you trip back to America. Also hope you and Josey join back together soon! Thanks
What about Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
We all have the highest IQ out our country. There's many well known University, plus we are cultural diverce.
@@ANGEL-eh6pd umm Tommy lives in New York. What are you even talking about lol has nothing to do with the comment
@@ANGEL-eh6pd actually u r right he shd bring along Josey to the Ugandan community in Boston Kampala away from home Waltham in particular
@@motungi5520 I worked in Waltham on Bear Hill Road for several years, while living in Newton.
I wonder what people from Uganda would think of America? Would they be able to keep up with the faster lifestyle?
keep on entertaining us,your travel vlogs are wow
Am first here thank Tommy for showing my country once again
ANOTHER ONE from Tommy! Great video as usual and perfect content. I loved the summary of the days in Nigeria. We learnt a lot about the country. Josey made it more adventureous. We also got to meet Tayo and we are now subscribers to his channel.
Quick recovery and settle in NYC. My Kenyan pals are running the #TSCNYCMarathon 2021 there.
We look forward to more videos from you. Am sure you have lots of recordings from different African countries you visited but could not upload while you were still here. Drop them here now that you are in the safe USA.
Erokamano!!!
Safe USA really.It’s us Africans who look down upon our own continent .How can we teach our children to be proud of whom they are if we don’t like whom we are?
USA is not safe ,lol !!!!
Love you bro. Enjoyed every single video. I will make sure to meet up when nxt you come. Cheers.
You are a brave man. Great job. That was an emotional end. I almost cried. Thanks for showing love to a hard country. Almost every Nigerian is in a toxic relationship with Nigeria.
Did ear that from the vlog
@ Oshio Adams
"Almost every Nigerian is in a toxic relationship with Nigeria".
Omg, Yes!! You can say that again! A truer statement has never been written.
On a more Serious note why are all African airports corrupted ? I will never forget when me and my mom were trying to fly back home and this Kenyan woman working at Jomo Kenyatta airport refused to let us get on our flight till we paid her. Imagine trying to negotiate with a African on a time crunch 🤦🏽♂️
Thanks for making this video. I remember going to Nigeria in 2019 and having to experience similar things to you. Although it feels horrible, it's a unique experience.
I sauntered over here from Sassy Funke's channel. Liked and subscribed. Great content on your channel.
😂 It was nice having you here in Nigeria. Hopefully the next time you visit, Nigeria will be way better than it is now 🤲🏽
In 2 years time with a good leader he can't meet Nigeria like this
😅😅 as a Nigerian, please avoid here o, nobody is normal in this country
Will it ever?hopefully
@@Canadianlove I don't know time will tell
I hope you have a good trip home. Everything in that country seems Chaotic .
Beautiful but Chaotic.
I didn't understand such a nice big expensive building and metal stairs. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to more of your videos.
The building is till under construction and that is probably an exit stairs because it is a private property.
Enjoy your time at home Tommy. Thanks for all the vlogs you have done so far. Looking forward to seeing your next adventures
Hey man I so much love your videos, anyways thanks for showing us many places in Nigeria we haven't been to .
Wishing you guys safe flight ,
We will be happy to welcome you many more times
You really captured the naija experience with this video 😀. The heat,humidity,corruption,hustle, city vs village vibe. As you said it’s not for the faint hearted 😂😂😂
Sabbatica Josey it's good to see Aina I use to watch his utube The airport in Negeria is stress full. Safe journey to UK, America.😀
Dude!!! It has been super fun watching you cover Nigeria, i love your candid and unbiased opinion about the Lagos airport and Nigeria as a whole, Nigeria indeed is stressful and not for the faint of heart.
When next you visit Nigeria, visit southeast Nigeria imo state precisely. Good job bro! Odabo!!!
Another great vid!!!😍😍😍
thanks for sharing,nice recordings and information 不错
Im so happy my fellow Americans are exposing these things. So when i was at the airport coming in Oct this year. I was approached i paid 70 dollars US, so that three men can help me take my bags through so i don't get checked. It was my first time coming into the country. And even though people warn you. As a woman coming in by yourself they will definitely get you. My fiance and his friend were outside and couldnt come in. But im hip to it now. The corruption is much there. Its unfortunate. But i go the next time not a dime will come out my pocket. You can tip but when they ask for a specific amount " Don't Pay it" its their job to do.
Un saludo Tommy desde Gran Canaria 🌎❤🌍 y muchas gracias por tus vídeos 👏🏽👌🏽👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼🙋🏽♂️
Great video Tommy !!
Josey seems like a great traveling companion for you. She appears very sweet. I hope to see more of your vlogs with her in them also. Safe travels Tommy !!
Yaaaaay finally met Tayo , he’s a treasure in Naija
Thanks for exploring parts of Lagos and Ibadan. Respect to those guys that says Nigeria is the best place for them irrespective of the corruption and bad leadership. We do believe that somedays Nigeria will get it right! We wish you safe trip to New York!
I really enjoyed your content on Nigeria. You and Josie make a great duo.
I've really enjoyed following you on your journeys, I loved seeing Nigeria and the people you meet, even your camera work is steady and amazing !!
I love the way you are so kind and friendly to people, your bravery for adventure makes you are truly remarkable person indeed.❣️☺️
I have never experienced more stress than I did at the Lagos airport. My second time leaving it took almost 4 hours to get the gate, it is always that level of chaos. I wasn’t extortioned but another American women with two small kids was and she almost missed the flight. She had to pay 200$ for them to release her, she was so upset when she finally arrived at the gate. I love Nigeria, but I won’t go again, the airport coming and going is just too much and I won’t put myself through it again!
You don't have to fly to Nigeria via Lagos Airport. There are international flights to the cities of Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano, etc, which have very nice airports and are far more relaxed than Lagos. There's far more to Nigeria than Lagos.
I am Nigeria, and I always fly through abuja
Yes my husband and I both had a very similar experience, wow maybe next time, i should use abuja aiport instead, thanks for the advice
Thanks for the advice will definitely consider the other ports next time
They did the same to me
It was so sad I cried because of how rude they were and how l had to pay same 200$ for them to give me back the same ticket they said it wasn’t in their system to board the flight.it was hell for me😢
The stress is man made. When you go to Nigeria Embassy in New York to renew your passport or get a Visa, the stress level there is a precursor of what to expect in Nigeria. I am usually very stressed when I pull the trigger to visit my beloved Country.
🤣🤣🤣 hilarious. Nigerian embassies really are a precursor.
Good videos of Nigeria. I can`t wait for part 2.
Glad you hung out with Tayo. Great content
Oh man, I didn't realize this was it for now. Thanks so much for sharing all these experiences. I never really knew that much about Africa before watching your videos. The geography, the languages, the people, the cultures, the history. You present the narrative in a very entertaining, educational raw documentary style that I like. Thank You! Take care!
Most of you know nothing
Good to see that your eye is doing/looking much better, I was concerned.
I noticed as well. What was wrong?
He talked about it in one earlier video, some type of eye infection, he thought maybe from some children he interacted with.
@@scrapiron It is called Apollo in Nigeria. It is common during this time of the year in the country, most especially, in poorer areas.
@@youme1414 lol...apollo= _vernal conjunctivitis_
Just checking in. Good to see you're still alive.
This was so difficult to watch, and I felt the anxiety through the screen. I’m sorry you had to experience this. Thank you for sharing this.
3:51 Drew Binsky is another great youtuber who came to Nigeria. Thanks for your visit.
Thank you so much Sabbatical for coming to Nigeria.
I thank God for protecting you throughout your stay here.
I pray for the very best for you in your future endeavors in Jesus name, Amen!
God bless you!!!
Sad to hear you are leaving Africa. Hope you will be back soon and showing more! Best of luck!
Love this channel this dude great josey so cool people
The airport bit was really stressful to watch. I came here after watching a clip of this video from a different TH-camr (Sassy Funke). I'm genuinely anxious visiting Nigeria again (and I was born there). The Airport needs sorting out. We and the govt are all corrupt. We tend to blame the govt but giving them the bribe only exacerbates the problem. I'll make sure to give myself enough time when travelling and I'll be taking names and filming. The madness has to stop.
Sorting out???!!! The leaders haven't any brain of sorting it out only to loot and steal. Imagine this time around still Lagos is darker than ever. Lack of electriciity every where in this age ofadvanced technology!!!!.that is not a good country. Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda are much better.
That is the best way to help, exposing it
I've been busy lately doing my Schoolworks, and now it's time to relax and watch my stress reliever which is your vlogs❤️❤️❤️
It's 1am and see how I'm smiling from ear to ear.
You're amazing!
Just like me 😀😀 I love there videos
Wish you a safe trip back home Tommy. Indeed Nigeria is a very stressful country. It’s sad that you had to go through all that, but I can bet that you didn’t get half the stress regular Nigerians go through because of your skin color, they will usually be scared that a white man would have some serious security back up if they mess with you too much. It’s a lot better with East Africans. But I hope you start from kano or calabar when next you come. You will witness an entirely different Nigerian. As you leave I hope you don’t end up having a general perception of Nigerian, drawing inspiration from Lagos. So long Sabbatical. Hope to see u soonest back in Nigeria. U did very well to bring interesting content despite the challenges I know u May be having behind the scenes with some of those difficult fellows.
Nigeria is the stress capital of the world. champion
@@Grizzlyx9 This man was just through places that will never show that there are beautiful and less streesful places in Lagos. Every city has places of stress like what he is showing in his clips. However, it wise you study to know where you want to go to before leaving for Nigeria. This also applies to when any Nigerian is going to the USA because there are places where people carry guns around and sometimes killing people becuase of the colour of their skin.
@@emmanueladama5018 Airport is the first impression you get from any country. in nigeria the minute u land at the airport you are greeted by the heat! ACs not working! and the disorganization. and bribe collecting. very stressing
hey, will you still be making videos in New York? I would love to see that even if it's a lot less pressure and leisurely content. thanks for these amazing videos 😁
Love your videos gave a good overview of life in Nigeria glad you enjoyed yourself 😊 and went to quite a handful of places. The incident at the Airport is sad but true, it’s the very definition of corruption. I made a decision to stop flying through the Lagos Airport because I can no longer take the mess, so sad that the port of entry that should be an example of the best the Nation has to offer is like so.
Loving these videos. Nice on xxx
Thanks, was desperately scrolling on Netflix.
💖🌷💖🌷Nice video !
Love this vlog with another youtuber.
I can't wait to see your video when you're next in Nigeria 😊
Tayo is da man. You are right there is no place like Nigeria 😎
Yes,definately no place as corrupt😩
@@Tata-bd9nx not actually factual there are 30 countries that are more corrupt...lol
@@Tata-bd9nx oh I see that's the new word you picked now "corrupt"
Problem with Nigeria is we/they keep thinking building a new city will fix things. No Bro fix the city that’s already there. 🙄
@Bee Mi And that is where you go wrong. Likening Dubai to Lagos..Europe has old towns yes, but the old towns are functional, they have descent roads, descent infrastructure, piped water, electricity etc. First work on creating a better environment for the existing town then create more, If not then you are clearly creating a segregated community in Lagos, the rich who will live in Eko Atlantic will have no business visiting the other "undeveloped" areas
Randomly found your channel. An man you are a inspiration. Love your vids. An especially the one from the market...."everyone knows me"
We can’t wait to have you for part 2 and 3
Great video...