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You put smile in my heart seeing my beautiful city Jalingo. I still have the memories as a growing child walking through the Jalingo park to grandma restaurant. My lovely grandma use to have a restaurant 4 decades ago. In fact you’re doing an amazing job your production is mind blowing you’re the best RU-vid ❤
Fearlessly wakaring Nigeria, even with chicken on the driver's seat. Idi egwu, my brother! One thing I have noticed in your Northern adventure is how less developed the area generally is, compared to the South. It's almost as if some parts have stood still in time. It's quite striking, especially when juxtaposed to the fact that the North has held power in Nigeria for most of the time.
Jalingo to Numan is the worst road you will travel in Nigeria. It is a 100km drive that will take you almost 3hours. The federal government needs to do something about the road
That impressive, for the man speaking ibo even though he is from the North. More travel vlog like this needed. Just watching this, make me feel nostalgic when I travelled to Jos and Abuja
I have spent time in Nigeria living with Nigerians. It is a very large and naturally wealthy, well-endowed country which became fully independent of Britain in 1960 (63 years ago). The British left Nigeria in good shape with a bright future. Had it not been for the kind of people who have been running Nigeria since independence it would today have been an advanced, prosperous and highly developed superpower.
The roads, landscape and vegetation is very similar to that of Northern Ghana. Maybe @ David, you should travel to Northern Ghana and show the world how it looks like.😀😀
you just make me remember when l was back in Nigeria, this how we travel far to see families and child hold friends far away from kaduna that l was based l really missed those little stress, you see how their motor ways are clean compare to the south west and Eastern parts of Nigeria
I saw u on Roger Spurrs mudfossil university about a week or 2 ago. Love both u guys. He mentioned you. I wanna see your next videos, I see tons of biology in those.
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Thanks for this brilliant exposé. We, residents of Lagos-Nigeria(the capital) barely have any idea of what transpires in the hinterlands. Clearly, the governors just extort votes from the poor citizens every four years and return zero governance or welfare for the people. I do hope the leaders of the states you traversed get to see your video. Thanks, once again sir.
We drove to Kano over 18 years ago the north has beautiful landscape but the cities were shocking, there were so many crippled people and children out of school begging.
@@DavidNkwa plus the dried fish from Port Harcourt and Epe... and the anu inchi from North,... Crayfish from Cross River... I hope I can afford this big waybill.🤣
As a South African i was made to believe that Nigeria was far better than our country by some Nigerian in social media but i think they need to see South Africa before they say anything Nigeria has beautiful places but not compared to SA
This is not a competition video. We are one people stop divisive comment. By the way this video does not represent Nigeria, it just the rural part, which every country have
@@DavidNkwa u took it the wrong way i love Nigeria hence i watch and like ur content i hope to visit the country but it is a fact that some Nigerians said they have a better country than any in Africa
Why is this ugly? Yes it's reality but it's certainly not ugly. Mind negativity. Nigeria is a developing people. there is poverty and randomness and recklessness but not ugly.
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@@DavidNkwa for this video 'The reality of traveling in Nigeria by road' is a good title, those who love Nigeria and it's beautiful people will always watch it, we Nigerians will always watch as well, love your work it helps bring good memories of friends and country 😊 and also shows our country in a free & positive light.
