I thought you wanted to bring down the channel. I am surprised to see a notification from you. Thank God you are back. Keep pushing. You will get there 👍👍👍
Once again another great vid... i was discussing with my friend about moving from Lagos. She said the only other place she would consider is Abuja. Am not sure if she knows how expensive the accommodations are though. She thought it to be more civilized there than Lag. I don't know either, but based on what you showed, i would feel much more comfortable in Abuja. Thanks again for your insight. Cannot wait for some more upcoming vids from you! 🙏🏾
Mabel, in this honest video you rolled out a well-balanced presentation of what to expect should one plan to visit or stay in Abuja, with its serenity, nice road network, stable electricity, low food cost, offset by pricey accommodation and school fees so high that it can be labelled a family planning method. Travellers are in a better position to make a decision based on their preferences.
From someone that lives in Abuja. The light and even traffic depends on where you live. For Instance, kubwa has a lot of traffic, galadimawa area as well. And the light as well. It depends on where you live
Oh yea? I had no idea. I tot they fixed the galadimawa road and so no more traffic, or am I wrong? The traffic is actually in comparison to Lagos. Well, thanks for the info. And I have to idea about electricity in those places
Abuja has modern city culture. Every man for himself God for us all. I lived in Lagos on Victoria Island for 3 1/2 years. Loved it! Been to Jos loved it and Historic Ibandan. Nigeria is very nice, great place to live. Very nice people. Extremely Hospitable by nature. For me any African country is good for me.The only ones that I found challenging were the French speaking and Arab speaking African countries. I have been to Lome Togo and Morocco. Beautiful cities. People were okay.
Doreen Onekalit so glad you mentioned Jos. I was born there in Fillin Ball before Jos crisis that made me moved to another location still in Jos with Christians mostly domination and have visited Moroco on transit to Spain. And was in Togo 2018. But I really enjoyed Togo cos of the good road and steady light supply also.
@@chuxyleea1222 Very true accessment. Jos is so nice! I enjoyed my stay in Lome too. Nairobi is beautiful too. Uganda is nice. Kampala is very green .The most courteous are Ugandans. Freetown, Sierra Leone is very scenic and breathtaking. Very friendly and hospitable people.
Born in Jos,I schooled in karu Nasarawa raise in Kano but currently in Jos.ive been to abj,bauchi,kaduna,makurdi,Lagos,Minna,lokoja,ibadan,Benin,jigawa,katsina,ogun,Kano,yobe,enugu
Yeah houses in Abuja are very expensive. Abuja is generally an expensive city, doubt I’d want to live there tbh. E too cost! I lived and worked there for some months and I’m lucky enough the company provided accommodation.. if not hmmm!
abuja look so beautiful, the roads are very good but there is still need for underground metro because of the huge population abuja we give birth to in the nearest future, so that people we not have the same traffic experience like lagosian.
I have lived in Enugu( born and bred there), Awka(grew up there), Lagos( love the city, madness and all and yes Gidi is bomb), Ibadan( if I could speak Yoruba like a pro, would love to live there), then currently live in Abuja ( just started loving the city after 8 years of living here, lol,) I agree with you over people wanting to stay over in your place for long periods. I have had to put measures to curtail that. My aunt once told me that if I ever get a visitor from the east, I should just be prepared to have a housemate, lool. Affordable food, stable electricity, great road network make Abuja a great place to live.
I can't settle outside Jos, I can only visit other places. For that "mind your business" stuff; In Jos, there are areas where everybody mind there business and there area where neighbour to neighbour interaction is 100%
Trendy areas include Maitama, Wuse 11, Asokoro, Garki,vJani, Utako, Gwarinpa, Life Camp. A two bedroom flat in these areas will set you back by 1Million Naira and above. But if you have a budget of ₦700k, you can get cool houses in nice parts of Kubwa, Lugbe, Lokogoma. If you have the dough, you would love Abuja
I was wondering why you did not talk about job opportunities and the kinds of jobs that is prevalent in Abuja. Will be good if you say something about the salaries of various jobs.
Hahaha you make me remember a show whereby an Aunty stop by for a visit that should take a week and turns to a year visit stay 😀😀😀😀 very funny but not funny to some of those family anymore because a week visit turns to inconvenience and night mare visit .
I don't plan to reside in Abuja or Lagos. Calabar would be a better option to both. Nigeria's government should promote policies that would let other cities, towns and villages grow. This duopoly city system is destroying Nigeria. In other countries, places like Bonny, Warri, Eket etc will be more important because these are the places more than 85 percent of government revenue comes from. There must be a deliberate and concerted effort targeted at making the whole of Nigeria a lot more productive.
@@mrsranciz Wow! Really? I thought you live in Abuja! Where in Nigeria haven't you visited? I have been to most states in Southern Nigeria. Never been to Northern Nigeria before. Interesting!
Hi Mabel.. I'm Doubara from Bayelsa state.. I plan on relocating to Abuja this month.. I already booked a flight.. I wish I could have a phone conversation with you just to ask some questions.. If it's not too much to ask.. Please let me know how.. Please
I am not from Nigeria. I would love to visit Abuja , Lagos..... GIRL!!!!why are you talking about your own country like that?????? Show one place in the world that don’t have that kind of a problem!! Come on now Show some love for Abuja. You can’t stand it? Why it just move back to Lagos? I am just asking. All this talking can’t change their lifestyle. Please show me the good and pretty side of Abuja etc..... it’ll make people visit Nigeria. Excuse my English. I am Wolof.
Oh please, understand something before talking and jumping into conclusions. Abuja is my city and I LOVE it more than anywhere else in Nigeria. I should move back to Lagos?? What are you even saying? Have I ever lived in Lagos? My channel is obviously filled with uploads about the beautiful lifestyle of Abuja so i find your comment really funny
I have lived in Enugu( born and bred there), Awka(grew up there), Lagos( love the city, madness and all and yes Gidi is bomb), Ibadan( if I could speak Yoruba like a pro, would love to live there), then currently live in Abuja ( just started loving the city after 8 years of living here, lol,) I agree with you over people wanting to stay over in your place for long periods. I have had to put measures to curtail that. My aunt once told me that if I ever get a visitor from the east, I should just be prepared to have a housemate, lool. Affordable food, stable electricity, great road network make Abuja a great place to live.
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I thought you wanted to bring down the channel. I am surprised to see a notification from you. Thank God you are back. Keep pushing. You will get there 👍👍👍
I appreciate you ❤
Once again another great vid... i was discussing with my friend about moving from Lagos. She said the only other place she would consider is Abuja. Am not sure if she knows how expensive the accommodations are though. She thought it to be more civilized there than Lag. I don't know either, but based on what you showed, i would feel much more comfortable in Abuja. Thanks again for your insight. Cannot wait for some more upcoming vids from you! 🙏🏾
Thank so much. Kindly share this video with her. It'll be helpful
Abuja sounds like my kind of city. Lagos is too wild and crowded.
Wow, I just heard d prices, I didnt know u talked about it. Thanks for d rentage information
Mabel, in this honest video you rolled out a well-balanced presentation of what to expect should one plan to visit or stay in Abuja, with its serenity, nice road network, stable electricity, low food cost, offset by pricey accommodation and school fees so high that it can be labelled a family planning method. Travellers are in a better position to make a decision based on their preferences.
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Yes they will not leave, cos they realise there is so much joy in recieving free things
Christian Abaecheta You dont sound very enlightened.
I was only adding to the reason why someone would not leave, after visiting someone else's home.
From someone that lives in Abuja. The light and even traffic depends on where you live. For Instance, kubwa has a lot of traffic, galadimawa area as well. And the light as well. It depends on where you live
Oh yea? I had no idea. I tot they fixed the galadimawa road and so no more traffic, or am I wrong? The traffic is actually in comparison to Lagos. Well, thanks for the info. And I have to idea about electricity in those places
Happy to see my favourite girl,you are glowing,keep going dear.
😄 Thanks 💕
All true, but I still love Abuja though. Planning, is the key and being realistic but the quality of life comes with Abuja.
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Abuja has modern city culture. Every man for himself God for us all. I lived in Lagos on Victoria Island for 3 1/2 years. Loved it! Been to Jos loved it and Historic Ibandan. Nigeria is very nice, great place to live. Very nice people. Extremely Hospitable by nature. For me any African country is good for me.The only ones that I found challenging were the French speaking and Arab speaking African countries. I have been to Lome Togo and Morocco. Beautiful cities. People were okay.
Wow!!! You've been to quite a number of places. I'd really love to visit Morocco
Doreen Onekalit so glad you mentioned Jos. I was born there in Fillin Ball before Jos crisis that made me moved to another location still in Jos with Christians mostly domination and have visited Moroco on transit to Spain. And was in Togo 2018. But I really enjoyed Togo cos of the good road and steady light supply also.
@@chuxyleea1222 Very true accessment. Jos is so nice! I enjoyed my stay in Lome too. Nairobi is beautiful too. Uganda is nice. Kampala is very green .The most courteous are Ugandans. Freetown, Sierra Leone is very scenic and breathtaking. Very friendly and hospitable people.
Doreen Onekalit this other places I have not been to. Maybe in mere future especially Nairobi.
@@chuxyleea1222 Amen. I pray to travel to all the African countries in my lifetime. We might do one together, you never know😊
Hi Mabel,nice to see your channel growing and now accepting adverts,Keep up the good work
Thanks 😊
Great video..thanks for all the Abuja city info" I greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for watching 😊
Good to have you back Mabel .
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Enugu is my state anytime any day but I love Calabar too😊
042 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 O'mpa
Why Nigerian government doesn't replicate Abuja state to other states in Nigeria 😄
Abuja sounds like my kind of town! Peace and blessings from Los Angeles, California.
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So glad you are going to show us Abuja.The school fees are high but are they worth it? Sound like Real Estate and Schools own Abuja.
Yea, the schools are good but highly overpriced. Yeso! Real Estate and Schools own Abuja
Great video...I love it keep it up sist
Thanks 💕
You're glowing boo
Thanks darling 🥰
When i visited, i was impressed. Wish they can replicate citiea like this all over the country.
Exactly.... they should replicate it
I love Abuja is my favourite place in Nigeria ❤❤🇳🇬 I was living in wuse
Before I left Nigeria, Abuja is well planned..
Me too 😁💯
So great Mabel. Love your videos
Thank you so much
@@mrsranciz You're welcome dear. Don't give up. Tomorrow is going to be sunshine. Wish you all the best
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Born in Jos,I schooled in karu Nasarawa raise in Kano but currently in Jos.ive been to abj,bauchi,kaduna,makurdi,Lagos,Minna,lokoja,ibadan,Benin,jigawa,katsina,ogun,Kano,yobe,enugu
Wow!!! You are omo 9ja ooo🙌🙌🙌🙌
Yeah houses in Abuja are very expensive. Abuja is generally an expensive city, doubt I’d want to live there tbh. E too cost! I lived and worked there for some months and I’m lucky enough the company provided accommodation.. if not hmmm!
Oh! You were really lucky o! House rent no be joke
When I come to Abuja I don't come to rent but to buy
Yeah after making enough money in abroad
Good job Mabel! Very needed video. Can't wait for the apartment tours 😘😘😘
Thanks Love. One is up already
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abuja look so beautiful, the roads are very good but there is still need for underground metro because of the huge population abuja we give birth to in the nearest future, so that people we not have the same traffic experience like lagosian.
Very true. I have never thought of this
Osaigbovo Ahunwan the roads are only good in urban areas
@@deborahallanah development has to get to the last village because we are all human and equal before God.
in western world that is how is done.
@@deborahallanah the roads are good almost everywhere in Abuja
Hey Mabel, loving yur roots n pretty eyes... Neway, good info
Thanks
The visitors room part got me cracking.
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We'll done dear
Thank you
About Abuja, which areas have constant power as people that live in Lugbe complain about power issues.
Wuse, Wuye, Garki, Karu, Utako, Katampe, Jabi, Maitama, Jahi, Dawaki......I'm surprised Lugbe has light issues.
@@mrsranciz yeah, my colleagues in Lugbe complain about light issues. But Dawaki and Katampe's electricity supply is bomb
@@mrsranciz Thanks! Yes, was surprised to hear same too, because Nigeria's Space agency is based there.
Okoli Onyekachukwu I am just getting to find out cos I thought they had steady supply o
I have lived in Enugu( born and bred there), Awka(grew up there), Lagos( love the city, madness and all and yes Gidi is bomb), Ibadan( if I could speak Yoruba like a pro, would love to live there), then currently live in Abuja ( just started loving the city after 8 years of living here, lol,) I agree with you over people wanting to stay over in your place for long periods. I have had to put measures to curtail that. My aunt once told me that if I ever get a visitor from the east, I should just be prepared to have a housemate, lool. Affordable food, stable electricity, great road network make Abuja a great place to live.
Oshey!!!! 042🙌🙌🙌🙌
You just started loving Abuja after 8years? Wow!!! Maybe that's because you love Gidi🙂
Your Aunt oooo😂😂😂😂😂😂 she's so right
@@mrsranciz 😁😁😁😁😁
I can't settle outside Jos, I can only visit other places. For that "mind your business" stuff; In Jos, there are areas where everybody mind there business and there area where neighbour to neighbour interaction is 100%
I love J town mehn (even though I've never been there...lol)
Growing up in Abuja there was lots of love in the neighborhood, until people started flocking in.
Ikr...lol
Very informative. Thanks a lot for this video
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i want tomove to abuja where are the trendy areas i can live and what can i expect to pay for a 2 bedroom flat to rent. thank you
Trendy areas include Maitama, Wuse 11, Asokoro, Garki,vJani, Utako, Gwarinpa, Life Camp. A two bedroom flat in these areas will set you back by 1Million Naira and above. But if you have a budget of ₦700k, you can get cool houses in nice parts of Kubwa, Lugbe, Lokogoma. If you have the dough, you would love Abuja
@@okolionyekachukwu3262 thank you very much Okoli
@@antaresatlantis6785 you are welcome
Okoli Onyekachukwu Thanks for responding so accurately 👌
Pls my dear, in d city of Abuja, what's d price range like? I mean 2 bedroom and 3bedroom?
I'll do a tour for you to have an idea
@@mrsranciz ok
@@mrsranciz nice one. I wanna see the apartments for sale also.
I would also like to see the price range of 2 bedrooms around different cities
It depends on the area tbh and your budget.
I was wondering why you did not talk about job opportunities and the kinds of jobs that is prevalent in Abuja. Will be good if you say something about the salaries of various jobs.
Great idea. I'll do that. Thank you
i love abuja already but land is too cost der
Yea😄
Hahaha you make me remember a show whereby an Aunty stop by for a visit that should take a week and turns to a year visit stay 😀😀😀😀 very funny but not funny to some of those family anymore because a week visit turns to inconvenience and night mare visit .
😄😄 wow!!
I I am from South Africa but I want to visit Abuja I want to know how is costing to live in Abuja
This should help th-cam.com/video/D4MX5gINS0U/w-d-xo.html
I don't plan to reside in Abuja or Lagos. Calabar would be a better option to both. Nigeria's government should promote policies that would let other cities, towns and villages grow. This duopoly city system is destroying Nigeria. In other countries, places like Bonny, Warri, Eket etc will be more important because these are the places more than 85 percent of government revenue comes from. There must be a deliberate and concerted effort targeted at making the whole of Nigeria a lot more productive.
You have spoken well. I live Bonny😊
@@mrsranciz Wow! Really? I thought you live in Abuja! Where in Nigeria haven't you visited? I have been to most states in Southern Nigeria. Never been to Northern Nigeria before. Interesting!
Couldn't agree more about the duopoly.
government should never regulate housing or any otherfree market system, that will increase prices even more just like in california
Hi Mabel.. I'm Doubara from Bayelsa state.. I plan on relocating to Abuja this month.. I already booked a flight.. I wish I could have a phone conversation with you just to ask some questions.. If it's not too much to ask.. Please let me know how.. Please
Kindly send me a dm
Thank you so much
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I have visited Anambra, Enugu, and I leaves in Benin too
Oh great
Nice for sharing so that we can make up our minds to lodge in a hotel each time we are coming. You understand now......lol
😂😂 Chuks
Wow u look beautiful girl 💕
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For why now? Marafa wey I dey sef 2 bedroom wey dope 400k...abuja life dey fear me..hiya!
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Pls make a video about buying of land in an average area,and about school are they worth the price
Ok. I will😊
Mabel’s Channel thank you❤
it sound like is better than the rest of Nigeria.
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You should work on your thumbnails. If someone is looking for something about Abuja they might wanna see that on thumbnail.
Ok. Thanks
I'm emotionally attached to Lagos even with all the chaos and traffic. Abuja? Hmmmm...I'll pass.
😄 I totally get it
Mabel after Abuja you need to vlog tour yet another African country .
Pietro Jenkins lol! That's not cheap
Information Club yea 😊 once in a while maybe
@@mrsranciz Pietro is going to sponsor 😄 dont worry
@@mrsranciz You have to show us more of Abuja.
Doreen Onekalit 😂😂😂😂
The problem who can you trust about the advice am in trouble about moving to Nigeria Abj
Trust me😁
Sorry I was distracted by your beauty, I didn't hear a single thing you said... 😆 Just kidding, cool information.
Mabel, is that 600 000 Naira a month for a rental apartment that is self contained?
No. It's an annual fee
I got married in Abuja
Oh wow!!!
lol i love that accomodation part :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
Thanks
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I am not from Nigeria.
I would love to visit Abuja , Lagos.....
GIRL!!!!why are you talking about your own country like that??????
Show one place in the world that don’t have that kind of a problem!!
Come on now Show some love for Abuja.
You can’t stand it? Why it just move back to Lagos? I am just asking.
All this talking can’t change their lifestyle.
Please show me the good and pretty side of Abuja etc..... it’ll make people visit Nigeria.
Excuse my English. I am Wolof.
Oh please, understand something before talking and jumping into conclusions. Abuja is my city and I LOVE it more than anywhere else in Nigeria. I should move back to Lagos?? What are you even saying? Have I ever lived in Lagos?
My channel is obviously filled with uploads about the beautiful lifestyle of Abuja so i find your comment really funny
@@mrsranciz forgive me if I am wrong.
@@mrsranciz honestly you fucked up....why are you scaring foriegners......i wanted to subscribe but am stil thinking🤗
Lol 😂😂 someone comes for interview, then the interview lasts almost for ever.
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Abuja is becoming westernised.
I have lived in Enugu( born and bred there), Awka(grew up there), Lagos( love the city, madness and all and yes Gidi is bomb), Ibadan( if I could speak Yoruba like a pro, would love to live there), then currently live in Abuja ( just started loving the city after 8 years of living here, lol,) I agree with you over people wanting to stay over in your place for long periods. I have had to put measures to curtail that. My aunt once told me that if I ever get a visitor from the east, I should just be prepared to have a housemate, lool. Affordable food, stable electricity, great road network make Abuja a great place to live.