why people are afraid of this neighborhood in Nigeria ? 🇳🇬
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- why people are afraid of this neighborhood in Nigeria
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I always look forward to watching your videos! It's always an exciting adventure through the screen. Continued Blessings!
Thank you and I will
@@Czechineffectyep as always great content but if possible could shorten it cause an hour is freaking long to watch in one setting, why not break it down 2 separate 30 min vlogs, that way you can make more $$$
@@Czechineffectwould be nice if one of the dudes can show you around Banana Island. Ikoyi I saw a video of the place on TH-cam and looks cool
you walk interstate there they wont give you ticket like united states
The food in Nigeria is the best I had in London, but what I love is the respect and tradition to bow down women or men, that’s beautiful!! Those two women r so caring God Bless them both🙏🏾❤️
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This is really great !!!!. I’m very proud of what Czech is doing. He reminds me of my kids.. maybe about his age or a little older…. They were born and raised in the U.S. .When they were teenagers, I took them to Nigeria for the first time. For them , it was a cultural shock. Of course, they were expecting to see all those things about Africa they saw in Hollywood movies. Now, as grown ups, they fell in love with NAIJA so much that they visit every chance they get. When I first saw Czech on U tube, I mistook him for my son due to the resemblance. The only difference is my son’s beard is much thicker and almost down to his chest. Keep up the good work young man.. So long as you have good people guarding and taking you around, you have nothing to worry about. Enjoy NAIJA and have fun.
So proud of you for going to Nigeria!! Awesome thank you for putting on the map!😊
Nigeria could have been an Africa Capital of Tourism so much to do and to see and to enjoy but nothing is done about this beautiful continent. i lived in IKEJA GRA it was awesome but i just could not understand i return 10 after and i saw little improvement. Everybody loves Nigeria but negclet it.
This was actually a balanced video. Going from the very rough parts to the good parts, which are all parts of Lagos Island.
Yes all of them show thanks/gratefulness that way i have Nigerian friends here in Trinidad and Tobago that does it
Big Czech, thanks for showcasing these young brothas in Nigeria with incredible talents.I grew up in Mushin / Idi Oro you also visited.. Thanks bro for all the angles shown on this great African nation by you … love from ATL .. 👏😍🙏🏿
Bless appreciate it
Abuja is a planned city, and was built mainly in the 1980s. It officially became Nigeria's capital on 12 December 1991, replacing Lagos, though the latter remains the country's most populous city.
That's cool
Facts.
Where you from? India?
Lagos is sometimes described as the commercial capital.
@@KenUbeleveit1It is the commercial hub of the country
Damn, I thought NYC traffic was bad, but this is crazy bro!! I mean you got every type vehicle in large quantities all jammed together, and you feel bad for the pedestrians! 🚶🏿
You definitely sound like you have never been in the African continent, traffic is out of control literally a nightmare
This is home for me! The best video so far ! I miss home Eko ile
As a Nigerian, Lagos born now living in Germany, i can tell you from a fact, i have learnt couple of things about Lagos watching your video. Bless up
The first capital of Nigeria was calabar b4 it was moved to Lagos and now Abuja nice video by the way
Thanks for the correction
That's the truth
@@christiangideon7966 actually Calabar was the capital of Southern Nigeria before amalgamation of North and Southern Nigeria not the entire Nigeria...
Lagos the Portuguese name.
The indigenous name is Èko
Another great Czech in effect production, raw and uncut! Outstanding video quality and content. I felt like I was right there with you man! ✌🏾💪🏾👍🏾
🙏🏾❤️ Seems to be a lot of truly beautiful, gracious,hard working people . All the dancing and singing was great!! It was like watching a show !! Very exciting!! Thanks Czech!
Wow, bro! You're really going in with your Nigeria videos. Love it. 👍🏾
Bro, in West Africa including Nigeria it rains heavily in the raining season from June-September. The dry season is October-April. Any Foreigner visiting west Africa needs to be aware. This time of the year it rains heavily @ Czech
This is real freedom. Do as you like everyday.
Lagos is the opposite of freedom. Can’t even own a firearm🤨
@@July4th1999DMV How is owning a fire arm freedom. You can if you get a license from the police. If you have the money to buy one you can. We have 2 British barrels in my house in Nigeria though.
@@youme1414 can you own a handgun and conceal carry it outside your home?
being able to carry your own firearm as you please is definitely freedom. It’s self protection against other civilians or higher authority 👮🏼♀️
@@July4th1999DMV No, it is not in a country where the others aren't carrying one. Do you get it now? You are viewing it as freedom from American perspective and we know what the consequences are, like gun violence.
If such is allowed in Nigeria gun violence would be worse than in America.
You look so Happy there. I understand completely. I feel the same way when I'm in Lagos. About to hit Cuba next month. Been watching you.👀
You need to visit more of mainland like Agege, Ikotun-Igando, Iyana-Iba, Isolo. We love you bro
Na you go pay im bus fare??
@@aframaco9491there is always someone being negative as if he doesn’t make enough money to visit all this places
@@Charles_C-x3p It's not negative, vlogging is not like Takeaways, where you order what you like !
I was a fan before you visited my beloved Nigeria. Love from 🇬🇧
Wow! this is impressive, thank you for going in depth to one of the Lagos islands, this is where the energetic vibe of Lagos is😍 Walking and seeing people about their business can be very therapeutic
damn No gun shots no street Gangs everyone is about their own business all they need is good governance like Rwanda and Ghana.
Ghana good governance? Are you serious? Maybe you've been in coma for the past years, glad you're awake now. Ghana is currently one the worst countries in Africa economically. Wow you must have listening to their overhyping agenda
Thanks my brothers for the guide tech you a blessed human being.
Hello Czech. I am so excited to see you in Lagos Nigeria. I had been watching you for a while now and was wondering when you will go to my country. Thank you for showcasing my people. I am originally from Nigeria. But having lived here for over 30 years, it's good to see my home town again. Thank you very much. I am here in Delaware and enjoy travels, and your Channel gave me the info that I need. Keep up the good work.
MikeB
You welcome 🙏🏽 bamkole
I went Lagos last year for the first time and I loved it Hopefully you love it too I felted so much peace there May God Cover You and Bless you on your travels
I just started watching your content and I'm DEFINITELY not disappointed in what you capture. I now look forward to new content every day 🏆🏆🏆
Welcome aboard!
The Area Boys took you through the worst of the Islands like Bodyguards. You needed to check Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Banana Island, Lekki and Apapa to see the best of Lagos.
Nigeria looks awesome
Place looks terrible.
You've not seen Nigeria , you've seen Lagos.
@@blast4me754no it not Nigeria is big Lagos is not the only Nigeria and Lagos have a very good places very rich area but this place they’re is a business area
@@blast4me754You are a very pain and bitter person.
At 30:53. They said groundnut which is the same as peanut. They just don’t call it peanut in Nigeria
Exactly! You are very correct.
Hello Czech in effect and how are you doing and look like you been having a great time over there in different parts of Africa and enjoy your self
Just so you know Czech, in our culture, when we buy something- we tend to buy enough for everyone (typically). You don’t have to do anything you don’t want but that’s typically our custom. Thanks for all you do.
Lagos my beloved city. This is the only place in Nigeria that I’ve ever felt at home. It is where I spent the latter part of my childhood and my teenage years in Surulere and Ikeja having grown up in london. With all its messiness and heat, there is something very magnetic about this magical city where everything and anything is possible. Lagos has 12,000,000 cars and 15 million people the highest ratios of cars to humans on the continent no wonder there is congestion everywhere.
You always welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬
Welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️
I loved those 2 hustling girls ,they are so respectful,love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
Czech putting out movies great work brudda with the W video as usual
Czech. Good job. Congrats. You've visited one of the most densely populated areas in Nigeria.. 😂 Stay safe and you're welcome always. 🙏🏽
The last singer has something, hopefully someone will give him a deal, I think he could make money.
Nigeria the Giant of Africa that should be even taller 🦒
The young gurls bending the is a sign of respect to elders. She acknowledged you and the others around her as elders. But yes, it's tradition. 👍🏾
Th8s is so great. Czech your entertaining people like me who never been to Africa.. guy this is beautiful i love it, great job brother i get really excited watching this adventures on screen 👍
Lagos Island is a hood , while Victoria Island is where the rich live
In fact, Lagos Island is the old rich people area. This is just the old CBD area ugly part. Ikoyi, Banana Island, etc are all actually parts of Island.
You guys will just say rubbish online sha...
As an African American i would love to know how you feel about coming to Nigeria or Africa as a whole. Don’t be fooled by my name, I’m 3/4th Nigerian.
We Nigerians are so friendly you will enjoy it
My kids (now in their late thirties) are half LAGOSIANS and half LOUISIANANS. They were very young teenagers the first time I took them to Nigeria. It was a great experience for them. They enjoyed it and that first trip completely changed their mind about the b….st they were used to seeing about Africa in Hollywood movies. Now; as adults, they visit every chance they get.
You need to pay these guys good money they really tried 😂
Lol you think they are doing all these for free.Of course he has paid them some money 😂
@@hexagon-b7eNigerians… Free…😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Czech effect.I want to tell you. Nigeria is not what you think. Nigerians are lovely people. Everybody around you. Showing you love. Even someone using bike to go with you. Please when you get back to state. Tell all we are great
Lagos island is where you see everything shops,restaurantes e.t.c and the Life there is awsome. ,Once you are a foreiner people gonna like you and protect you,they won't allow anybody to harm you,they are friendly.
Nigeria is hardcore 💭
I like the fact that you going to places to bring us all the fresh uncut stuff. But I want you to know that Lagos island is included Ikoyi Lekki banana island and other and that’s a home to about 1.8million people. Just on that island
If you could survive the hectic life of Lagos you could survive any life anywhere in the world. That is a big fact!
You are doing great. Keep it up, sir.
Thank you, sir
You mean 24 hrs in time square nyc
@@lo90zstuybrooklyn11 Lol... Time Square sucks compared with the hectic life in the Balogun market area of this Island.
@@youme1414 damn right go towards 10 11 ave 42 going up you will see from the hours of 11pm until sun comes up. You talking property I’m talking getting robbed shot killed. You never been here I can telll
@@lo90zstuybrooklyn11 Okay. Thank you for the clarification.
@@lo90zstuybrooklyn11o, times square at least has organised chaos. It's just busy I lived just off time square for a few months back in the mid 2000's. I'll take that over Lagos Island any day.
nice interactions and the young ladies really appreciated your business
Hey szech, thank you for going to Naija I love everything you video about my loving country, I stay in Dallas though, big thanks Szech you save. Love you bro.
Grasshopper bro. Cut that American vibes out bro just relax and learn Africa. Your in good hands my brother.
Because he's American;!!!;
@Czech in effect. Time stamp at 54:22. Those buildings are old British colonial buildings and not Haitian buildings as you said. Your Nigerian tour guide must have told you ancient buildings but you thought they said Haitian buildings because of the accent. Also, the building at 54:57 where the guy was singing at the end is another old colonial building.
So true, the tour guide said "Ancient" but sounded like Haitian to you bruh lol.
Nice work @Czech in effect. I enjoyed the content🙌👏
Dangerous because of JuJu mostly! 😌
bro bro , just know you're God send...Africa where I come, your children are returning home!!!
Nice video and the young men Artist are doing well just needs to keep up . I remembered the yellow Bus in the Museum looks like the Bus in old Movie called ''WAR BUS'' acted in Vietnam . I did watch that WAR BUS Movie in my childhood time. 😄😄
Real cool of you to give that cleaning lady something @52:34. Respect!
Lagos! Miss home! This location was a familiar route for clients I worked with in my previous gig!
The real gangsta walking
Welcome to Nigeria! the Richest Black nation on earth. Enjoy my guy!
This is my Dad's hometown, I haven't been to the area in nearly 40 years - I live abroad. I didn't get the chance to go there when I was in the 9ja (after 14 years) 2 years ago. My dad's family have all moved out of the area, I will definitely not recognise anywhere. PS: those guys shouldn't have taken you to the bridge it is not for walking. You should have taken the little vans. You stood out cos of the way you were dressed and your body language. They can recognise foreigners from a mile! I hope those guys didn't take too much money from you😅
Yo bro please take a trip to Abuja, its a different version of Nigeria....
Czech, good job on this video. I always enjoyed your videos but hasn't subscribed until now. Kudos!!!
That my hood was at the freedom park yesterday it really a place you could come to and relax or just have a date with your love ones it safe and secure
Nigeria beautiful country ❤️
You're doing a good thing in letting the culture represent itself
Lagos island is the busiest settlement in the world. People are always hustling up and down.
I had to move from Lagos to Ibadan, which is much safer and calmer.
Then you haven’t been to India then 😂
@@MrILES-gu3xb😂
@@MrILES-gu3xb mmm..human traffic lights over there? is it a myth?
You're still in my city? Wow 👊
Have fine homie and be careful
I was there in 2019 in the Synagogue church 😌
i enjoy watching Czech's videos
Czech you spend too much time in Lagos which will not give you content for your videos. Take a flight to Abuja and contact bigwill (TH-camr) to show you around. Then fly to Rivers state or Akwa Ibom to get a different view of Nigeria. Nigeria is 6 country merge in one, what you getting now is mostly yoruba culture. Most afro Brazilian are yoruba, you might get some similarities in terms of behavior and culture. In Abuja you will find Northern culture and in Rivers state and Akwa Ibom, you will find eastern culture. The vibes and culture is different.
All those places you mentioned dint compare to Lagos. Lagos is the real life line of Nigeria.
@@MrILES-gu3xb Yes, but more calmer and refreshing. You haven't really traveled across Nigeria. The problem is just safety else Lagos is overrated.
@@MrILES-gu3xbLagos is overhype. He hasn't been to the core Eastern States like Enugu, Onitsha, Aba, Owerri, Asaba etc
@@ikennaiwuchukwu6949Lagos is not over hyped okay.
@ucok3951 You are right but you generalized it. That's Lagos island you described as Yoruba dominated. With over 22 million population, Lagos state has people from every or almost every tribe in Nigeria. Abuja won't give you that even though there's a mix as well neither the South Eastern region nor another. I currently live in Abuja. Neither is Abuja an Hausa/Fulani dominated city cos it's close to the North, that's another misconception people tend to make. The indigenous people are Gbagyi people but you'd find so many tribes here especially tribes from Kogi state, some Northern states, Benue state, Kwara state, Yoruba's, some Niger Delta and Igbos, but not compared to Lagos.
OMG, see CMS and TBS, attended boarding school on Lagos Island in the mid nineties.
Abuja is also a beautiful city you should also visit Banana Island
Nothing in Banana Island. It is residential area for the rich. Overpriced piece of land.
Abuja is beautiful and quite different to Lagos.
Czech, it's good to watch all your Nigeria series and to see that you are enjoying your stay in Lagos. When are you leaving for another destination?
Good you got your little brother to write your titles.
@BigK it depends on the tribe and family the woman is from
Boy oh boy, Czech you are the real deal, I'm so proud of you, to be in Lagos as well as hang out with HARD guys isn't a joke, but you did it. Against All Odds.👊👊
You are going to a lot of HOODS in Nigeria… at list our ghettos are safe.
This was both a hood and a nice area downtown
FYI...the courtesying bending of knees by women or bowing down by men is a Yoruba culture and not nessararily practiced by other groups except probably if they've lived in Lagos or other parts of the Yoruba land and imbibed the culture.
Looks alive and well.
Good morning my King. You are doing a good job. God bless your hustle. May the hand of God never ever depart from you. Pls don't marry more than I wife
Watching from Cape town South Africa
Where you're walking is not meant for pedestrians. That's a speed flyover bridge. You could be run-over. They're supposed to guide you well
I will like you to come to my country Sierra Leone I love your videos
Czech pls come to port Harcourt it a bit more like Lagos but much smaller and interesting
1:52 s*** I love your videos man You do awesome video or date social environmental and they just good man They just good videos keep them coming appreciate you and I love the fact that you always I love the fan that you always about uplifting your own appreciate that man Keep it going..
Amazing content.. as always !!! 🇬🇧 ❤
Wow kudos ….luv this video
great dancers ,
Lagos my Lagos. Our Lagos. Eko for Show. Wonder why the guys are not showing you all the historical landmarks you passing by. You are the at the Central Business District (CBD). The most historic part of the Island. Where you interact with the girls is the famous Eko Tennis Club. The Historic Kings College is behind the freedom Park. That is the famous Broad Street in Lagos. The City Hall & City Mall are also on the same location.
The population of Lagos is about 15 - 16 million, not 24 million.
I think I prefer Lagos to Jonesborough 😃
Facts I don’t care what people say… if you have money, go to Lagos
I enjoy watching your videos bro but I wish you could show us inside of the hotel rooms. Most of the times, the hotels look beautiful from outside but inside is different looking 😢❤😊 Thanks
I’m actually African and reside in USA now. However I wish to see you in Sénégal (west Africa). ❤
That’s a fact !!!!. Africans and Nigerians in particular can easily fool you with this modern day technology. They call it PHOTOSHOPPING. They will show you a picture of a hotel that will blow your mind, just to get your money (if you are foolish enough). Then, when you arrive , you find yourself in a SHIIT-HOLE. I’m a Nigerian and I’m speaking from a very bad experience.
I would like to follow the three dancers (the two Michaels and whats his name ?)
could you provide us with their IG's .
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Bro one thing you have to know, if they say it’s a grasshopper it’s definitely not absolutely a grasshopper. 😂
Lol...That dude knows nothing.
Most Nigerians know nothing...LOL
@@JD-zh1el you’re insane
@@Mac99943 LOL
It's a Praymantis
@czechineffect, pls try to fact-check some details and put the correct text on the screen. The capital of Nigeria was moved from Lagos to Abuja in 1991
Hello Czech, I would have loved to hang out with you when you were in Lagos Island, because is my base.
Maybe one day!
Make a trip to Makoko, and Iwaya where people lives on water. Very excited places 😂🇺🇸
He has already been there...
Makoko is misery
@bash2268 some people there are happier than you are...
Makoko is Horrible
@@JD-zh1el I hear you elephant mouth