Lagos Nigeria - discover Apapa - Immersive travel inside Africa's most populated city. 4K UHD 2021 

Bro I must commend you for giving us videos like these. You deserve some accolades. Nobody has ever given us videos like these. Watching them just make me feel homesick again. In short you deserve more than a million subscribers. I'm using this opportunity to tell viewers to hit on the subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up for you because you deserve it. Keep it up bro and I want to see that you reach at least a million subscribers. We are all watching from diaspora and waiting for more videos like this. Big ups!!!

Hmmm memories this brings back nostalgic feelings . I spent a huge part of my life in Ajegunle before leaving Nigeria.If only you turned right before turning into Ezeagu street, I would have seen the house I was born and lived first few years of my life . I grew up in Ajegunle, Pry school CKS and Ajeromi Ifelodun High School (Sinclair). Thanks bro for making these videos , even tho I haven't been back to Nigeria in over 12 years, watching this just make me wanna walk thru those streets again .

I don't think this is chaos. But I'm from New York City with family from the Caribbean. I feel this is ultra-gritty in areas and I would just like to see more efficiency, maintenance and cleanliness. Also, I have to think there is a lot of pollution going on from the vehicles and there's a lot of horn-blowing noise pollution. There is a lot of good feeling I get watching this but also I know Nigeria can be so, so much better. This is an amazing tour, it's like I'm right there on the motorbike with you. Thank you.

Your videos fascinate me Showing the world as it really is Stay safe !!!😀😀😀😀

There is no much change in Ajegunle after 40 years, I recognize most of the street and roads, it's just from bad to worst, God helps us. anyway, thank you for bringing back memories. I will show my children this.

ooo boy, your filming capabilities na A+. You have taking filming to another level kudos for that. As for the state of Nigeria infrastructures and general economic situation, I refused to think about it or wrap my head around it just to avoid an early grave.

Ajegunle, the forgotten slum. Such heart-wrenching images of deprivation and squalor !

Wow, wow, wow.....I have never been inside Lagos, I couldn't help holding onto my seat as people dodged the traffic for their own safety! You guys are brave though, if that were to be here in the UK lives would have perished. It made me wept as Nigeria has gone downhill, may God deliver Nigeria from corrupt leaders. Thanks for sharing. 🙏

Another incredible adventure of people, sights and sounds! I could ride with you all day only stopping to eat and use the restroom. Kudos once again to you for taking me deep into the non-touristy side of Lagos Nigeria. Once again I felt as though I could reach out and touch the people and experience what it's like to live there on the daily grind. It's makes me more appreciative and grateful to God Most High for my abundance and at the same time saddened for their lack. Or to be honest, maybe I am saddened because the citizens of Apapa Ajegunle seem to be more happy with the little they have than I am with the plenty I have. I noticed there were only a few people wearing face masks and there was no social distancing. I suppose it is not a big concern in Lagos Nigeria. You have my deepest appreciation for the risks you take to bring me in close to the country's heartbeat.

It's chaos on wheels! And I love it! So nice to see somewhere full of life, and full of people getting on with their business in a generally cooperative and easy-going way.

so many things to look at, my eyes can't follow the video

Nigerian men are so beautiful...extremely masculine, polite, patient and always on a mission. Much love from the Houston TX ❤

Bringing back some great memories!! I could remember how I will trekked from No. 80 Orodu, taking that sharp corner that connects Orodu, Orodu lane, Nosame and Bale street together down to Ojo road just to play video game or sometimes I will swerve and go to F T game house to play UMK3. Very good memories, despite we had nothing then. AJ City was really sweet then. Though I have left AJ City roughly 20yrs now...

I enjoy your videos thoroughly, never been to Nigeria. And via your videos I've managed to get a more realistic glimpse of how this vibrant African city looks like & operates.

In the entire video I think I counted 7 or 8 trees. No grass, no trees, no yards, no playgrounds, no city parks, no ballfields. Just mile after mile of dirt and concrete ! These are great videos, really gives you unique perspective, well done !

You’re in the real zanga. I want to thank you for doing just about the unthinkable. You’re the vlogger of the year hands down . Thanks for showing us Lagos / home

Honestly i hope you realise how AMAZING are your videos, its crazy ..

Me living here in New York City 🏙️ I have to say that the street Fashion thing in Africa is top notch at the next level 😃

Liked and shared..... This guy is a Leonardo Da Vinci of cinematography. There are enough MALES in Nigeria to RE-BUILD the entire city infrastructure.

Incredible footage. So raw and unfiltered.. much respect to you for sharing.. You can't get this realness from mainstream media..👍

Was hoping to see "Mba street", "Uzor Street", "Ojah market". Couldn't recognise Boundary Market or Ojo Road. Born and raised in Ajegunle but left 20years ago. I got a feeling of nostalgia seeing the dirt roads and kids running around, it was both beautiful and sad because of the condition these places. Keep up the good work Ludo Liu 2.

I must commend you for giving us videos like these

This is so amazing!!! Thanks for taking me to my childhood and where I grew up, the memories all come rushing back to me now. I left Ajegunle just after my secondary school ended. Boundary market was where my mom had her shop. I even hawked cold water in the market every day after school 😀 just somewhere behind Tolu junction is street where we lived called Asalu. This is all so emotional for me. Its been almost 33 years since I left this place and seems nothing has changed, well except for the road, its tiled now so that's good. But the trash everywhere noise from roadside medicine sellers..the traffic is something I don't think will change. I guess that's what makes this Apapa Ajegunle unique. I hope to go back there someday, especially would like to visit my secondary school..it's called Mokoya high school in Apapa area. Have some friends who probably still live in Ajegunle. I just dreaming, for now gonna watch it again with my kids and share this experience with them. Thanks for making my day

The people all seem so polite and courteous.

My eyes are glued to the screen of my phone .nice and lovely video 📷📷.

This video has a rate of about 30 flinches every minute as motorbikes come at you head-on or potholes like chasms appear right in front of your wheel 🤷‍♂️

Great CLEAR pictures of Africa. This is a niche and segment that needs to be caputured online. Keep pumping out the videos, and I will keep watching while supporting.

In Africa, My most beloved country is Nigeria. Ibadan Lagos Kano Maiduguri etc. are cities of my interest. You've been subscribed

Lido Liu, I am always looking forward to your video. Some of us are missing Nija very much, can’t come home (Covid & Kidnapping). Thank you much. With love from the US.

👍👍👍guys could be so cool if you can drop a comment here to tell us what you though about the video.... let's make this comment section explode ! RU-vid and I will be really happy :) hope you'll enjoy the ride !👍👍👍

This is a spectacular video which bring back memories in real life. Pls can you allow the caption to stay little longer so we can enjoy the reading and don’t miss any clip from the video. Kudos, this is great well done job. The caption makes it more impressive.

Excellent. I grew up in Festac and AJ was base. Sad Nigeria let these talents waste. Nice pure video

Wonderful trip, I loved everything about it - the markets, beautiful people, scary traffic and at least a glimpse of residential areas where many live their lives

You keep taking me to my root. I grew up in Ajegunle and move to abroad from there. The situation has really gone worst 😪. I

One Love from the BIAFRAN land

Wow! Thank you for making videos like this, You know I've always looking for a video like this (it makes me delighted) but I couldn't find the best one. Until one time I saw this video and it's wholesome so I hit the subscribe button immediatly. Happy to see more!

This is crazy driving….I don’t think i can drive like this in Nigeria. The driving here is not for the “ faint of heart”. Good content with lot of vibes. Will be home soon to experience this myself…watching from US….ride on bro.

Hey, thanks for the ride! Just subscribed...

I can finally travel round lagos and beyond through ludo the great. Keep the good work 👍 cheers!

Great content 👍 nicely done 😉

This use to be my hood 25 yrs. Ago, Akinbo street precisely.

Firstly, thanks ever so much for this & for holding to your promise!!! 😁 Really nostalgic! Ajegunle seems less of a slum than some of the other places you've been, & with better roads (though still littered, congested, & some backstreets are still sadly terribly neglected). Malu Rd is disgraceful & worse than I recall it (& it was BAAAD then)! The parked tankers on the bridge heading to Apapa are Lagos's second biggest disgrace after Makoko floating slum...unbelievable! How a government can allow that is beyond me! Heard of it but crazy seeing it!!!😡🤬 Let me clarify a few things Ludo, because there are innacuracies on Google map. 1. There is Apapa where you have the port and the amusement park etc. 2. There is GRA Apapa where you have the Apapa Club and Corona School etc. These are NOT where you went, so using "Apapa" is inaccurate & misleading but not your fault👍🏾. 3. There is Olodi-Apapa which is where Bale 'Street' is, & leads both to Boundary Market or Kirikiri Rd depending on where you're headed. 4. Then there is Ajegunle, Ajeromi, & a little pocket area called 'Tolu'. Olodi-Apapa, Ajegunle, Ajeromi, and Tolu are not in Apapa & are all often bundled up into the pot of "Ajegunle". Olodi-Apapa is actually aptly named because from Bale St (heading towards Boundary) you can cross the canal to GRA Apapa (disembarking on Marine Road - "Waterside" better known as 'worasai-worasai'🤣) by a 2-3minute Canoe ride. How do I know this? I've proudly lived in Apapa, GRA Apapa, & the infamously famous Ajegunle (Olodi-Apapa - on Bale Street between Boundary & Kirikiri Rd). I searched desperately for our house at the time on Bale St but to no avail 😔...I think you did Bale Road instead.👍🏾 Thanks again, & looking forward to Apapa proper, if you can squeeze past the tanks🙄!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾

Happy birthday 🎈🎉🎂 March family to you all Sister pat mama princess

Makes me feel at home, thank you so much for this video.

This video brings beautiful memories. I remember I used bikes severally on this axis of Lagos. I was so scared when your bike was in between trailers... I love Lagos. I love your Videos.

Enjoyed this video l was really sitting on the edge so much traffic and bikes riding by in high speeds.

Great video. Makes one want to come home and experience the vibes

Thankyou for these nice travels around Lagos. I really enjoy. I use to live in Apapa long time ago,and miss Lagos. it is so nice to see it again..Lagos in my heart forever. Best regards from Norway🇳🇴

Many have and are still rising from this slum to make a statement! Good seeing Tolu Medical centre again. Kudos for the video 💪

I can't ask for anything better than this. Thanks Thanks to the almighty Allah

Very interesting video! Much cooler than big cities. 👍👍👍

Kudos to you bro feeling at home already 💯💯💯💯💯💯👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

Love those back streets :)

The road is not being utilized properly. There should be a one way system , no markets on the street , stop signs at intersections, and no walking on the roads.Parking bays, come on Lagos!!!

A ha!! Apapa! I commented on another video of yours saying I used to live here as a kid in the late 80s.

Love your videos keep the coming and bloody slow down 😉☺️

I like this video's from Honduras central America

Greetings from Turkey. I like the way of how my Africans get along with each other in the traffic and remember the song: I dis life I can't kill myself. Thanks for uploading. Well done.

This is lovely thanks for the upload

😁 😁 😁 Hey Ludo, you passed through my mum's house, and her shop😁. I was born and breed in ajegunle 😊 That was Oyedeji Street, off Ọjọ́ Road. Ajegunle My children were so excited.🥰 Unfortunately, I was ashamed answering their questions: no side walk, no traffic light, no stop sign, no zebra crossing, why is everyone hunking? There's litter everywhere and it's noisy, too many people on the street... These are the observations of a 4 and 6 years old. Quite sad☹️

All the way from moshalashi street to Dallas tx but still proud where I came from.

Great perspective video. Enjoyed it very much.

THANKS FOR SHARED I REPLY ENJOYED THE VIDEO

We have to do something about the stand still traffic on these bridges... There has to be regulations put in place due to weight. It can be dangerous with the weight of all those trucks carrying freight just sitting still on bridges like this...

Also sometimes if you can slow down, I love seeing the people on the sides. It's my favorite

Damn men you came to my hood!!!!Ajegunle the most famous ghetto in Nigeria.

As much as I like this video, I feel like you didn't go to some places like, Alakoto Market, Alaya bi agba, Tolu complex and show the secondary schools there. Maracana, Coconut, Wilmer? Akèrè, idewu, Muyibi, Agbè etc. I'm from AJ and grew up there. Thank you for making me feel nostalgia. God bless you. However, your journey remain one. You'll need to do a part 2 of AJEGUNLE. Just Google key areas and places to visit in Ajegunle.

like africa

Thanks you for this vidéo keep it up 👍

Nice vlog bro keer it up

Big, Big, Big, Big, city.

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I just love your videos as it brings back so many memories. I’m quite sad to see so many people living in slums though - one can only imagine the illnesses the environment will cause - the overflowing gutters, rubbish, rot etc. is terrible. But as long as they keep on voting against their self interest these conditions will remain. Im sorry it’s hard to overlook these things although I am engrossed in this very interesting ultra high definition video (with surround speakers 😊)

Interesting shots... Lovely captured! Great job!

This is horrible but clear facts about poor, corrupt leaders we have in Africa.... Can you imagine living in this environmental conditions 🙄😢🙄😢

Your videos are very cinematic. The placing of the camera on the front of your motorbike gives us a feeling that we are on the ride with you. Believe me, am terrified and holding onto my seat when you squeeze through the narrow streets avoiding people, buses, cars, trucks, you name it as everything is on the streets all the time. People have very little care as they are accustomed to this custom but for me looking on, it's terrifying. Excellent job. The infrastructure of Nigeria amazes me. Seems as if only the rich people can enjoy quality infrastructure, everyone else is a take it as you go. For a country with oil, I am not impressed with the overall infrastructure. Yes, there are some clean and beautiful places in Nigeria but who lives there? The Rich people. Anyway thanks for your videos. Well done. One thing- please add names of buildings or important places or monuments as you drive by. Thanks again

I'm from Estonia and to me this looks absolutely insane )))

So many containers trucks, so many import goods, so many people, heavy traffics, this place needs a rail transport! Thank you for the video.

How long an avarage driver in Lagos can live?

Great video and I am watching from Atlanta GA thx

Happy birthday 🎈🎉🎂 Sister pat mama princess March family happy birthday 🎈

I really enjoy your videos This is the second one I have watched. Nigerians, and all other Africans, appear to be very hard working and industrious. Too many of them have to strive on their own against all kinds of obstacles to make it through the day. I am not an economist but I hope that the leaders can find some way to harness that talent. Government cannot fix all the issues but the right policies can go a long way to get the citizenry involved in the betterment of their lives and the development of their country. I am in the USA where capitalism rules although with problems. The ingenuity of immigrants here is what keeps this place going. I am not espousing any political system - just anything for the betterment of mankind. I have faith in Africa( its countries)and I know that they will get there.

is crazyy ooo

I'm watching a walking tour in Seoul and this recommended.

Ajejungle look's more better now the roads are tired compare to like it's use to be in the late 90`s in boundary market, malu road, tolu, wilmer, ojo road you know, Thanks

Haaaaaa.... The trucks are still on the roads in Apapa. I have a headache just watching them.. 🤒🤒🤒 See my Mobil Road. It used to be my favorite drive. Chai!!! I haven't been to Apapa in Years because of the roads and traffic and I live in Lagos. Oh! Sadness...😔😌😔

Thank you man, I really enjoyed viewing, the video because it is now 21/22 years I last saw all these places, for this alone I will subscribe and have shared it to me friends here Thanks once more I appreciate your hard work of bringing us in the diaspora this crazy but beautiful videos

Can't do without your excellent videos. Please keep them coming. Be careful.

I love african people! I am from Brazil welcome

My goodness, first few minutes my heart is pounding so fast... Like being on a rollercoaster 🎢.... Is it better to have more or less weight? I'm 240 lbs.... Doesn't look like space when passing those trucks.... I Love the Videos, Thanks for sharing. Watching from USA🇺🇸.

I really enjoyed this video most of us here in London and Ireland love your content. Can you cover doyin omololu in Ketu and town of ketu for us

Hi Ludi, well done for the great job you have been doing. Can you please make a video on OPIC isheri north gra area and their estate for the people in diaspora. Thank you

Hi from the UK, I thought okada bikes were banned in Lagos. Thanks, quite interesting to watch. 😊

Thanks. You saved me a trip.

My hood .😊great video

The is the first time I have ever seen Ajegunle - even though I grew up in Lagos!

Hectic!!🙆.. I wouldn't know where to start in a place like this. I like the hustling spirit though.

hey thanks for the vedios. I always feel homesick when ever I watch them keep it coming. can't wait to visit

I wish you went to Kirikiri area, people’s bus stop, Adeniyi Street. Loved the video. Thanks for this.

Amazing I most experience this