I am Indian who has lived in Lagos for 5 years now. I started missing the city as soon as I came back to my country. God bless Nigeria and its wonderful people.
African Tigress, amazing content from Lagos, Nigeria. There's so much construction going on. It would be great if you could go back in two years to show how different everything will look after most of those constructions are finished. Keep up the good work.
I'm from south Africa, Nigeria is truly the Giant of Africa, all African country is under the power of Nigeria,i really love to visit Nigeria soon, love fron south Africa 🌍
@@DivineAngel-c3j friend as a Nigeria it is not. Forget what you see there that is a project destined to doom. It’s going to stop at Dangote Refinery. It’s a transport road for Dangote and NNPC product hijacked by Tifnibu and the few corrupt idiot who are fighting to ruin Nigeria. Please tell me how many kilometres you covered and where you got to. the government of Nigeria can’t handle the mangrove swamp forest or ondo,bayelsa, rivers, Abia etc
@@kabifest8897 No; that’s not it. Firstly African Tigress got a bike ride from a kind TH-camr gentleman who knows the area and secondly people who live in a place tend to take it for granted. If it was another country, they would equally explore like The Tigress is doing.
This is priceless! You have been able to show this project to the world the way others have not been able to. You are indeed an African Tigress. Good job!! 👍🏽
In case East African have not worked it out, Oyinbo= Muzungu 😊😊. @African Tigress well done you have clearly done your prior thorough research on this project, you even understand the layout of the project better than the Lagosians living there 😂😂
Great content. As Ludo affirms; beaches used to be free entry with endless peaceful stay in the old days (60s, 70s, 80s even early 90s). Those were the days with blissful private time or friends/family picnic time but the aggressive scramble for wealth, lack of planning and implementation of rules has caused what occurs today.
Why all the comments here not talking about the originator of the project Mr President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his amiable minister Dave Umahi? Kudos to them for this great work
Are you not tired of defending Tinubu for Landmark Beach's demolition? Guilty conscience. You think it was only Mr Onwuanibe you did wrong, you removed food from the mouth of many Nigerians, especially people from Lagos and the South West who benefitted greatly from that humongous investment.
Exactly. FG owns all waterfront in the country. But since many things were done without proper approval at the appropriate authorities, all manners of structure sprang up. Now when the FG decides to use such land, people started crying. But what God is doing is for the benefits of all Nigerians and not for private individual.
Keep quiet! Land mark acquired the land from Oniru family but extend some portions illegally. Stop saying he didn't he acquired the land illegally. Why would govt pay compensation worth billions of naira if it was acquired illegally?
From South Africa, Tigress, you are showing Nigeria in a different and beautiful way. I am happy to see all to the developments taking place in Nigeria. This is great and is a great relief from some of the foolish videos by haters, of Ghana and South Africa idiots like Ajim Maczy.
Imagine people outside Nigeria, selling and creating content. It's amazing. We don't know what we have and I pray one day all African countries can be linked by train and road where possible. Africa has potential. We can only hope for the best in the future. I love this project.
You mean! You don’t know what you have cause you haven’t done it or seen across the states.. Go to Akwa Ibom over 3k miles of road network. Nigeria is not what it was!
Wow 🎉🎉🎉Anty U REALLY try for this One. Again U are Welcome To Our Great and Hospitable,Generous and Ambitious Country For The BRAVEheart 🙏 To Nigeria 🇳🇬 🤗 Welldone O!!! [ Goo-job]✔️
This is just the phase 1 of the lagos calabar coastal highway,there is work going on in phase 2,work is almost at the border with ogun state st ode omi..The roads becomes a 3 lane just at that section because government did not want to destroy those uncompleted estate coming up.They are going to use an existing water corporation road as the second 3 lane for those coming from calabar.After that section,the road goes back to 6 lane,after jakande,it goes to 10 lane.Eko Atlantic city phase 2 is starting from kuramo beach down to where he said the marina is going to be...
African Tigress, this content is very amazing. We appreciate the great effort you put into its production with the help of a bike ride provided by the equally hardworking and amiable Mr Ludo who has invested so much time, energy and resources touring Nigeria on his TH-cam channel. Well done, guys. Africa Tigress, you are now very conversant with our land, people, culture, sounds, lifestyles and cities, especially Lagos and Abuja. If I have the powers, I will award you Nigeria citizenship in recognition of your contributions to put Nigeria on global limelight.
There is a long stretch of coastline from Badagry to Calabar where you can enjoy the beach for free. You don’t expect an individual to lease a beach front and invest millions in infrastructure for people to come and enjoy for free
Great job African Tigress, this is really exclusive and one of the most indebth videos of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway. Talking bout Beaches, there are free beaches in Lagos but mainly along the Bagagry coastline of Lagos, which is on the mainland. Also there are few undeveloped free beaches along Lekki peninsula coastline too, but in certain communities around Ibeju Lekki- Epe axis. Most of the private beaches are found in Victoria Island through Lekki phase 1, Lekki phase 2, Okun Ajah etc
Miss African Tigress:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video today’s from Lagos, Nigeria to shows these amazing places in West Africa in October of 2024❤❤❤
Wow what a huge transformation for Lagos 😊 it's a huge project indeed..African tigress can you be my guide when I visit the country next time..I haven't been there..am in Botswana..
People always criticize gov policies and projects,at first wjen this project started , propaganda were running round about demolished properties mostly in landmark,but people were not saying the truth about landmark,the only landmark structure that was touched was the extension towards the sea which was illegal by law ,there are laws on land close to sea in most countries
@@anthonytobi9773I am an Urhobo, nothing Yoruba in my blood ,I have never live in Yoruba land ,I only sleep sometimes because of connecting flights , my only hope is that this project will covers alots of km before 2027
African Tigress:Welcome to Lagos, Nigeria to shows these amazing places on the streets in West Africa October of 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much for this great video in joy 2024❤❤❤
Nigerians are so welcoming , sometimes even to their own detriment . Trust me , a lot of these people with camp shelters are not Nigerians . You can easily tell , ha .
I like your work on Naija AT! I just got back from a wedding in Lagos, yes but great collab with Ludo. He knows his way around! That afro beat track at the beginning is fab.
African Tigress well done you are at home by the beach front, Lagoon etc. Does it remind you of Kisumu County? Of Lake Victoria? Actually Lagos was not first Capital of Nigeria. Calabar City in present Cross Rivers State has that honour. Lagos was the second capital. Then Abuja present capital is the 3rd Capital.
Calabar was never the capital of Nigeria just as Lokoja never was. Calabar was the capital of the Southern protectorate before its amalgamation with Lagos Colony in 1906 after which the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria was administered from Calabar until the amalgamation with the Northern Protectorate in 1914 to form Nigeria as we know it which was administered from Lagos (Lagos Island, Ikoyi and Victoria Island). Nigeria has only had two national capitals in it's history, Lagos and now Abuja. Calabar, Lokoja etc were only capitals of their respective protectorates pre-Nigeria.
Don't misinform people, Calabar was never the capital of Nigeria, Lagos was. Calabar was the capital of the southern protectorate just as Zungeru was the capital of northern protectorate. As Nigeria was amalgamated into one country, Lagos was made the capital which makes it the first capital of Nigeria.
Thank you African Tigress all the way from Kenya , i am seeing the doggedness of the Tigress in you through this exclusive on the ongoing Lagos -Calabar Coastal highway progress. It has been a great revelation like no other to date Amazing content and great collaboration with the "Tiger" Ludo Liu. I enjoyed every bit of it ." I share your view that The Ocean is God given and should be free view for all but it appears everyone appears to be taking whatever they can grab privatizing and monetizing it thus taking the leisure and pleasure out of going to the beach from the common man. Every beach i have been to elsewhere outside Nigeria has been free to access. i hope the powers that be work on this . Overall its going to be an amazing sight and panorama by the time work finishes on this highway besides the economic value and ease of life to the people of Nigeria.
Stop calling anyone who’s not dark skin “master” quite annoying and these uneducated people need to start getting educated between using “sir” a form of respect to older people versus using “master.” So Fing annoying! Get your minds off slave mentality! They call Asian “master” They call whites “master” most annoying is calling an Indian “master” very disgusting 🤢. Great video at African Tigress!❣️♥️❣️ #ProudlyNigerian 🇳🇬
You are right in that regards. But I don't think they meant it that way. They might intend to call Mr. ludo. Nigeria has many tribes with different accents.
Construction in Lagos is CRAZY! It’s good for the economy but it saddens me to see the displacement of the people and the privatization of the beaches is ridiculous.😢
They all knew they were there temporarily, in fact if the government went through the route lagos state itself drew by the former governor who is the current president, over 5000 houses I'll be demolished including landmark main buildings, going through that coast saved multiple families and reduced the amount of buildings to 700, the government owns the coast and eko Atlantic was going to take the coast regardless, if you noticed eko Atlantic has already sandfilled the whole place already
The part been sand filled is the other phase of Eko Altantic city, not the road. Taking ecological situation into consideration, the road won't be contingent to the sea like that
Thank you for this video collaboration with our very own @Ludo_Liu. I noticed that some of the high-rise buildings appear to tilt a little. It’s probably a camera effect-otherwise, that’s pretty scary!
Thank you for letting me know I've been out of Nigeria the past 32 years always go to bad Beach that was California hotels there in those days and the beach was free distribution to the Nigerian government that they are making all the free free public beach
As an African you can't see what is happening probably. But as an American I can tell you this. The powers that be are trying to cut off access to the beach from everybody except for people who live in nice homes or staying in nice hotels along the beach. This is to make the beaches more attractive to foreign tourist and increase tourism. Happens here in America with all our beaches and in the Caribbean.
@@gacaptain what sort of dumb question that is? Do I need to try to know when I already seen from this video 2 foreigners that couldn’t have access to a public beach
Grew up in Nigeria 🇳🇬 60’s-80’s - happiest days of my life🌹 but all the beaches were for everyone- bar beach , Tarkwa bay . Unbelievable that they are charging to use a god given beach 🥲
The Lagos calabar expressway is a white elephant and the main objective is to give Eko Atlantic access. A coastal road along the Niger Delta is uneconomical because it's swampy. Better to widen the main artery which is Lagos -Benin - Warri - Onitsha - Owerri - Aba - Port Harcourt
@@FranceniaProperty Some even said the Lagos Calabar Expressway is a *yellow frog* project with the sole objective of giving access to the Sahara Desert. But you are giving us a whole new perspective! Now you are saying it's a "white elephant". Well it seems like things are developing really fast, white elephant, blue labalaba, white snail, beige cockroach, yellow tarantula, pink egg, you know, whatever. It goes without saying, we, the normal people of Nigeria, can't wait for what it becomes tomorrow. One thing we know very well, it's a moving story, an ongoing development, the work on that hugely ambitious and forward-thinking infrastructure, that is. May Nigeria succeed. Happy Conspiracy Theory Day my friend.
Welcome back to Lagos aka Eko. Lagos was the second capital of Nigeria. Calaba was the first. Feel at home beautiful. The country need to award you the passport.
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Lagos is not Nigeria first capital' first capital is calaba close river state the oil land.
I am Indian who has lived in Lagos for 5 years now. I started missing the city as soon as I came back to my country. God bless Nigeria and its wonderful people.
Thank you
@@BgsgStarts wtf!!
Yes am moving back to Nigeria too. I will not miss Europe. 😊
It was really nice to ride this road with you sister !
Baba Ludo. Sure man
my brother from another mother in fact my nigeria brother gig up
You are a good Nigeria ambassador,i appreciate
Boss Ludo, greetings to you!
I have been following you, even your visit to abuja fish market in abuja accomplish with your mum.youre doing a good job,🇳🇬🇳🇬 leaving in Italy
The Lagos- Calabar highway is a huge project the Nigerian government has done well. kudos👊 thanks for the show
African Tigress, amazing content from Lagos, Nigeria. There's so much construction going on. It would be great if you could go back in two years to show how different everything will look after most of those constructions are finished.
Keep up the good work.
I can't wait
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great ❤
A very great & interesting adventure.
Lagos is really growing.
AfricanTigress love for Nigeria is unbreakable 🤞❣️
I'm from south Africa, Nigeria is truly the Giant of Africa, all African country is under the power of Nigeria,i really love to visit Nigeria soon, love fron south Africa 🌍
@@DivineAngel-c3j friend as a Nigeria it is not. Forget what you see there that is a project destined to doom. It’s going to stop at Dangote Refinery. It’s a transport road for Dangote and NNPC product hijacked by Tifnibu and the few corrupt idiot who are fighting to ruin Nigeria. Please tell me how many kilometres you covered and where you got to. the government of Nigeria can’t handle the mangrove swamp forest or ondo,bayelsa, rivers, Abia etc
You lie "all african country is under the power of Nigeria" please don't include us other SAns in your things
which African country? this kind of nonsense...
@@DivineAngel-c3j you’re in your Delirium. Yes individuals will compete with most other African, the rest is a smoking Mirrow. It’s a Den of squealers
@@RipfumeloMkhabele yet your clown is under Nigeria content Xenophobic 🤡
Thank you Lady Africantigress for such a positive view of Nigeria and progress from your last visit
Nigeria is beautiful 😍
Thank you ❤
The road is going to be the longest concrete road in Africa
This is really an exclusive.. you are really good at what you do, pls keep it up. You also had a perfect partner in Mr Ludo .
thanks so much
You are a professional TH-camr. Most Nigerian TH-camrs didn’t show us some parts of these places. Good job 👏
Tribalism and selfishness is big issues ,they think they can only trend with negativities
@@kabifest8897
No; that’s not it. Firstly African Tigress got a bike ride from a kind TH-camr gentleman who knows the area and secondly people who live in a place tend to take it for granted. If it was another country, they would equally explore like The Tigress is doing.
@@Onyii546 i am talking about Naija so called TH-camrs who are only on negative narrative about Nigeria ,they will see positive things and ignore
@@kabifest8897
Oh! I see!
Said the same
You are really doing a good job about Nigeria. I really ❤ your channel. I wish all Africans can acts like you towards us Nigeria. One ❤
❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️🇰🇪🇰🇪
Not when South Africa 🇿🇦and Ghana🇬🇭 still exist
This is priceless!
You have been able to show this project to the world the way others have not been able to.
You are indeed an African Tigress.
Good job!! 👍🏽
In case East African have not worked it out, Oyinbo= Muzungu 😊😊. @African Tigress well done you have clearly done your prior thorough research on this project, you even understand the layout of the project better than the Lagosians living there 😂😂
The Lagos to Calabar highway is going to be a laudable project that will change the country for the better.
That’s if it doesn’t take donkey years to finish.😅
How, exactly, if you don’t mind my asking?
Change the country how?🙄
@@stephencrown9000, …”will change the country for the better” , and my question is, “how”? Educate me.
@@okieto5350you be mumu
Great content. As Ludo affirms; beaches used to be free entry with endless peaceful stay in the old days (60s, 70s, 80s even early 90s). Those were the days with blissful private time or friends/family picnic time but the aggressive scramble for wealth, lack of planning and implementation of rules has caused what occurs today.
That man Ludo is another fire❤
thanks so much brother
Why all the comments here not talking about the originator of the project Mr President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his amiable minister Dave Umahi? Kudos to them for this great work
It's been straight 10 years since I last visited these areas I don't even recognize anything here anymore.....the change is massive 😮😮😮😮😮
The entire media lied about Landmark beach. They did not tell the public that Landmark did not acquire the beachfront but it occupied it illegally.
Are you not tired of defending Tinubu for Landmark Beach's demolition? Guilty conscience. You think it was only Mr Onwuanibe you did wrong, you removed food from the mouth of many Nigerians, especially people from Lagos and the South West who benefitted greatly from that humongous investment.
Actually it was leased to them, they knew buh they wanted to delay
@@ugowilliams8437bla bla bla
Exactly. FG owns all waterfront in the country. But since many things were done without proper approval at the appropriate authorities, all manners of structure sprang up. Now when the FG decides to use such land, people started crying. But what God is doing is for the benefits of all Nigerians and not for private individual.
Keep quiet! Land mark acquired the land from Oniru family but extend some portions illegally. Stop saying he didn't he acquired the land illegally. Why would govt pay compensation worth billions of naira if it was acquired illegally?
This oyibo drives motorcycle like a Nigerian
His is yoruba Oyibo😂😂😂
That map description is just simply brilliant. 👏
Nice collab with Ludo you're great people ❤
Please do a collabo with prisci oriade she's in Lagos
thanks so much
From South Africa, Tigress, you are showing Nigeria in a different and beautiful way. I am happy to see all to the developments taking place in Nigeria. This is great and is a great relief from some of the foolish videos by haters, of Ghana and South Africa idiots like Ajim Maczy.
Imagine people outside Nigeria, selling and creating content. It's amazing. We don't know what we have and I pray one day all African countries can be linked by train and road where possible. Africa has potential. We can only hope for the best in the future. I love this project.
You mean! You don’t know what you have cause you haven’t done it or seen across the states.. Go to Akwa Ibom over 3k miles of road network. Nigeria is not what it was!
Miss placed n fraudulent project
Wow 🎉🎉🎉Anty U REALLY try for this One. Again U are Welcome To Our Great and Hospitable,Generous and Ambitious Country For The BRAVEheart 🙏 To Nigeria 🇳🇬 🤗 Welldone O!!! [ Goo-job]✔️
Thanks for your Nigerian videos, watching from Zurich Switzerland ❤❤
Tigress yours trip to Nigeria was a good adventure for you to contact Ludo Liu from France but base in 9ja (Nigeria ) kudos😮
I agree it is always nice to share time with Madame tigress
What a beautiful landscape ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ sombody from Nigeria better come to and adopt me let me fuljoy Africa 🌍❤😊😊
😂😂😂
Where are you from??
Nigeria is ur home. U re welcome
U are free and welcome 🙏 ☺
Just come and get married to me
This is really going to be a game changer for our Nation! Kudos to President Tinubu and team for this Laudable initiative.❤
This is just the phase 1 of the lagos calabar coastal highway,there is work going on in phase 2,work is almost at the border with ogun state st ode omi..The roads becomes a 3 lane just at that section because government did not want to destroy those uncompleted estate coming up.They are going to use an existing water corporation road as the second 3 lane for those coming from calabar.After that section,the road goes back to 6 lane,after jakande,it goes to 10 lane.Eko Atlantic city phase 2 is starting from kuramo beach down to where he said the marina is going to be...
Also super highway from Lagos to Abidjan is about to be launched
African Tigress, this content is very amazing. We appreciate the great effort you put into its production with the help of a bike ride provided by the equally hardworking and amiable Mr Ludo who has invested so much time, energy and resources touring Nigeria on his TH-cam channel. Well done, guys. Africa Tigress, you are now very conversant with our land, people, culture, sounds, lifestyles and cities, especially Lagos and Abuja. If I have the powers, I will award you Nigeria citizenship in recognition of your contributions to put Nigeria on global limelight.
17:27
Another nice content African Tigress. And your guide this time made the content even more beautiful. You seems to know Lagos more than me right now. 😂
There is a long stretch of coastline from Badagry to Calabar where you can enjoy the beach for free. You don’t expect an individual to lease a beach front and invest millions in infrastructure for people to come and enjoy for free
Great job African Tigress, this is really exclusive and one of the most indebth videos of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway. Talking bout Beaches, there are free beaches in Lagos but mainly along the Bagagry coastline of Lagos, which is on the mainland. Also there are few undeveloped free beaches along Lekki peninsula coastline too, but in certain communities around Ibeju Lekki- Epe axis. Most of the private beaches are found in Victoria Island through Lekki phase 1, Lekki phase 2, Okun Ajah etc
There's a free/public beach at Eleko Leki/Ajah axis and along the Calabar-Lagos coastal highway ❤
Miss African Tigress:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video today’s from Lagos, Nigeria to shows these amazing places in West Africa in October of 2024❤❤❤
lagos is like bridgetown port of spain and kingston cities combined in one
Wow what a huge transformation for Lagos 😊 it's a huge project indeed..African tigress can you be my guide when I visit the country next time..I haven't been there..am in Botswana..
Great video, love the no cuts... So much details, keep it up ❤️
The sky is so beautiful and clear
I see you living in Nigeria 6 months each year 😊❤Niece
People always criticize gov policies and projects,at first wjen this project started , propaganda were running round about demolished properties mostly in landmark,but people were not saying the truth about landmark,the only landmark structure that was touched was the extension towards the sea which was illegal by law ,there are laws on land close to sea in most countries
Story story. Yoruba.
@@anthonytobi9773truth is bitter😂😂 he didn't lie though😂
Don't bring that your Tribal bigot on this beautiful channel don't pollute it @anthonytobi9773
@@anthonytobi9773I am an Urhobo, nothing Yoruba in my blood ,I have never live in Yoruba land ,I only sleep sometimes because of connecting flights , my only hope is that this project will covers alots of km before 2027
Nice work African Tigress, keep it up.
AFRICAN TIGRESS AND MR LUDO LIU, THANKS FOR A WELL DONE JOB.
thank you !!!
African Tigress:Welcome to Lagos, Nigeria to shows these amazing places on the streets in West Africa October of 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much for this great video in joy 2024❤❤❤
Your camera view is good
African Tigress, you did free advertising for the private beaches at Elegushi beach. I didnt kno its different from what it was.
Nigerians are so welcoming , sometimes even to their own detriment . Trust me , a lot of these people with camp shelters are not Nigerians . You can easily tell , ha .
I like your work on Naija AT! I just got back from a wedding in Lagos, yes but great collab with Ludo. He knows his way around! That afro beat track at the beginning is fab.
OMG God bless TINUBU.
😂😂😂😂
A full update.. very nice!
Great job guys!!
You're welcome back our beautiful queen.
Thanks for showing us around lagos
i am really impressed, keep up the good work
Beloved African Tigress, it feels good to have you back in our beloved mother continent ur voice keep everything rolling again!❤
Good job from you and Mr. Ludo. This is a job well done as usual, keep it up!
African Tigress well done you are at home by the beach front, Lagoon etc. Does it remind you of Kisumu County? Of Lake Victoria? Actually Lagos was not first Capital of Nigeria. Calabar City in present Cross Rivers State has that honour. Lagos was the second capital. Then Abuja present capital is the 3rd Capital.
Well , The ocean has clearer waters with no crocs or hippopotamus 🦛 like Lake Victoria
Calabar was never the capital of Nigeria just as Lokoja never was.
Calabar was the capital of the Southern protectorate before its amalgamation with Lagos Colony in 1906 after which the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria was administered from Calabar until the amalgamation with the Northern Protectorate in 1914 to form Nigeria as we know it which was administered from Lagos (Lagos Island, Ikoyi and Victoria Island). Nigeria has only had two national capitals in it's history, Lagos and now Abuja. Calabar, Lokoja etc were only capitals of their respective protectorates pre-Nigeria.
You people just spread misinformation with so much confidence 😅😂
Hope you enjoy Abuja and Lagos. will you visit Eastern Nigeria bcos you visited the part in your last trip to Nigeria. Enjoy your trips meh
Wel come to Nigeria enjoy your stay in Nigeria ❤
Nice video ❤❤ Lagos was the second capital after Calabar before it was moved to Abuja😊😊
Don't misinform people, Calabar was never the capital of Nigeria, Lagos was. Calabar was the capital of the southern protectorate just as Zungeru was the capital of northern protectorate. As Nigeria was amalgamated into one country, Lagos was made the capital which makes it the first capital of Nigeria.
@@ValyrianCode thanks for the history lesson
Nice 👍
@@ValyrianCode Nice one 👍
Your voice over is amazing 👏
Africa Tigre you make my day ❤
Thank you African Tigress all the way from Kenya , i am seeing the doggedness of the Tigress in you through this exclusive on the ongoing Lagos -Calabar Coastal highway progress. It has been a great revelation like no other to date Amazing content and great collaboration with the "Tiger" Ludo Liu. I enjoyed every bit of it ."
I share your view that The Ocean is God given and should be free view for all but it appears everyone appears to be taking whatever they can grab privatizing and monetizing it thus taking the leisure and pleasure out of going to the beach from the common man. Every beach i have been to elsewhere outside Nigeria has been free to access. i hope the powers that be work on this .
Overall its going to be an amazing sight and panorama by the time work finishes on this highway besides the economic value and ease of life to the people of Nigeria.
Good one !🐈
This was really inciting. great adventure ride. Loved it
The most important thing about Nigeria is that it was/still built by Nigerians. We own our country.
Stop calling anyone who’s not dark skin “master” quite annoying and these uneducated people need to start getting educated between using “sir” a form of respect to older people versus using “master.” So Fing annoying!
Get your minds off slave mentality!
They call Asian “master”
They call whites “master” most annoying is calling an Indian “master” very disgusting 🤢.
Great video at African Tigress!❣️♥️❣️ #ProudlyNigerian 🇳🇬
You are right in that regards. But I don't think they meant it that way. They might intend to call Mr. ludo. Nigeria has many tribes with different accents.
I enjoy watching your video queen 🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗
❤ Good job AT
AfricanTigress,
Your pidgin vocabulary is growing big. Keep up the good job!
Thanks to you both for this exclusive clip. Much love A.T❤👊🏽🇳🇬🇬🇧
Please can you visit the National theatre center?
Wow. That is Ludo
Yup you know him?
@@AFRICANTIGRESS who is that oyinbo guy ?
i pray they don't abandon the coastal road project, nice video you're doing well A.T
Me too it’s a game changer connecting to the Mombasa Lagos Trans Africa Highway
Construction in Lagos is CRAZY!
It’s good for the economy but it saddens me to see the displacement of the people and the privatization of the beaches is ridiculous.😢
They all knew they were there temporarily, in fact if the government went through the route lagos state itself drew by the former governor who is the current president, over 5000 houses I'll be demolished including landmark main buildings, going through that coast saved multiple families and reduced the amount of buildings to 700, the government owns the coast and eko Atlantic was going to take the coast regardless, if you noticed eko Atlantic has already sandfilled the whole place already
So Sad
Nice work African's Tigres ❤❤
A Frenchman and Kenyan showing the extortionist Lagos oceanfront to Nigerians!
22:58 numerous police check points will NEVER let that happen!
Atlantic Ocean pathway, imagined traveling along the ocean for 700km.From Benin republic to Cameroon driving through Nigeria.
Good one. Let’s keep dreaming. Only dreamers make tomorrow.
Good lagos end Good good ! saying hi frm Canada i miss LAGOS :) ! see my DP the guy next to me was instrumental on tis road ! 😁😆😅🖕🖕🖕!!!!!!
The part been sand filled is the other phase of Eko Altantic city, not the road. Taking ecological situation into consideration, the road won't be contingent to the sea like that
That is part of the road bro
Thank you for this video collaboration with our very own @Ludo_Liu. I noticed that some of the high-rise buildings appear to tilt a little. It’s probably a camera effect-otherwise, that’s pretty scary!
Thank you for letting me know I've been out of Nigeria the past 32 years always go to bad Beach that was California hotels there in those days and the beach was free distribution to the Nigerian government that they are making all the free free public beach
what's the song name at 1:26 ??
Kudos to youTigress
Thanks you so much African Tigress ❤
Wow I know Ludo nice one much ❤ from Ghana
greetings !!!
As an African you can't see what is happening probably. But as an American I can tell you this. The powers that be are trying to cut off access to the beach from everybody except for people who live in nice homes or staying in nice hotels along the beach. This is to make the beaches more attractive to foreign tourist and increase tourism. Happens here in America with all our beaches and in the Caribbean.
@@gacaptain dude shut up, which beach are private in America? Lot of public beach there
@@kensburg2660 have you ever tried to access a lot of these public beaches?
@@gacaptain absolutely
@@gacaptain what sort of dumb question that is? Do I need to try to know when I already seen from this video 2 foreigners that couldn’t have access to a public beach
Infact 😂😂 . I Taya !!! 😂😂😂@kensburg2660
Grew up in Nigeria 🇳🇬 60’s-80’s - happiest days of my life🌹 but all the beaches were for everyone- bar beach , Tarkwa bay . Unbelievable that they are charging to use a god given beach 🥲
Yes they are currently sand filling Eko Atlantic phase 2
That's phase 3 and 4
Garage open for the lady being interviewed at 59 min
the oyibo like that girl at the beach, they were chatting with.
there used to be local beach at Elegushi beach before, but it's now leased out to Landmark
Great work dear. This video was recorded on Sunday I guess lol😂
it was a tuesday
African tigress ur welcome back to Nigeria
The will rail by the side of the road from Lagos to calabar, but it will after completing the road, before starting the rail track.
Not necessarily. The rail will start as soon as they can find investors for it. Right now, nobody wants to take up the project.
@@rotimikayode1072 okay
The Lagos calabar expressway is a white elephant and the main objective is to give Eko Atlantic access. A coastal road along the Niger Delta is uneconomical because it's swampy. Better to widen the main artery which is Lagos -Benin - Warri - Onitsha - Owerri - Aba - Port Harcourt
@@FranceniaProperty Some even said the Lagos Calabar Expressway is a *yellow frog* project with the sole objective of giving access to the Sahara Desert. But you are giving us a whole new perspective! Now you are saying it's a "white elephant". Well it seems like things are developing really fast, white elephant, blue labalaba, white snail, beige cockroach, yellow tarantula, pink egg, you know, whatever. It goes without saying, we, the normal people of Nigeria, can't wait for what it becomes tomorrow. One thing we know very well, it's a moving story, an ongoing development, the work on that hugely ambitious and forward-thinking infrastructure, that is. May Nigeria succeed. Happy Conspiracy Theory Day my friend.
@@alexbanj7a7bcdon't mind Him those are negative people
Thank you for the update.
Welcome back to Lagos aka Eko. Lagos was the second capital of Nigeria. Calaba was the first. Feel at home beautiful. The country need to award you the passport.