Strange Things That Only Exist in Nigeria!

10 Strange Things That Only Exist in Nigeria!" showcases Nigeria's diverse cultures, vibrant markets, influential Nollywood film industry, unique street art, eclectic cuisine, dynamic music scene, bustling nightlife, and entrepreneurial spirit, offering a glimpse into its rich and distinct societal tapestry.
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[@Mhow-ib6kq]

Enjoy your video in particular the choices for the words used 😊

[@jenniiferpiiter8868]

all African countries are beautiful

[@JosephArmbrister]

Interesting information

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

This video is another attempt by a foreigner to malign Nigeria and propagate negativity. It is filled with misinformation and intentionally uses negative and dirty images to depict chaos and only negative aspects of Nigeria. If the creator showed the Makoko slum, why didn't they show areas like Victoria Island, Banana Island, Ikoyi, Port Harcourt GRA, Kano or Ibadan GRA, or beautiful areas like Maitama and Asokoro?.... The video focuses solely on the bad traffic in Lagos, implying that this represents all of Nigeria. The truth is, traffic in Lagos is only bad at certain times of the day, similar to New York, Mumbai, or Los Angeles. The video fails to mention the ultra-modern new Metro rail system in Lagos, which has significantly reduced traffic, or the new, super-effective water transportation system. It also ignores Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, which is renowned as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Moreover, the video neglects to showcase the vibrancy of Nigeria’s entertainment industry, which is currently dominating the world. Over 90 percent of the video focuses on negative issues, misrepresenting Nigeria as if it is still in the Stone Age. This video was clearly created by someone who has never been to Nigeria and only aims to misinform. The narrative on victim-blaming for crimes is entirely false. Statistics show that perpetrators of crimes in Nigeria are effectively detained and prosecuted, and Nigerians do not tolerate attacks on women. Of course, the video does not mention this.
If you watch this video and believe its content, you are doing a disservice to yourself. Instead, watch videos narrated by Nigerians to learn the real beauty and truth about Nigeria. The creator of this video will likely delete my comment for exposing their misinformation and negative agenda, but for those who can read this, be aware of such false information. Let’s propagate positivity and unite against the envy and hate directed at Nigeria and Nigerians. One love, Africa-let's unite.

[@Boy_flair]

If you have heart problem pls don't watch 😂😂

[@jasonpalcuto8460]

may i borrow speargun?😮😮😮

[@Elizabethbrown.]

Too many missinformation in this video. Can you all stop making this documentaries about Nigeria already.

[@Elizabethbrown.]

Makoko Is not the world largest slum

[@femionasanya7478]

50 per cent of the information is not real. You only Went to the poor sides of Nigeria and judging from that angle. Try to make more research before making contents.