Thank you so much for your work. Wow, never knew Gwagwalada is a seat of most governmental instuitions let alone expecting it to be this much developed. It's beautiful place. I think it's better planned and far much nicer than Kubwa. What's your thoughts about Apo resettlement area? Can you please show us that area?
I love this video! I used to live in Gwagwalada a little over five years ago before I moved out of the country completely. I was trying to see what it looked like and this video very informative. Thank you for making this video. And great shots!
@@DavidNkwa exactly..cos i would think Abuja generally would have same weather unless it a mountainous area that might be cooler..well good info cos i might start looking to buy a land there.
My question is why is there very little real estate development in Gwagwalada when so many civil servants and their families have to live there? I mean good houses with good amenities like you find in other areas in Abuja
I’m in Gwags for a year. I’m ready to move to another location in Abuja. I need recommendations of affordable places for people interested in tech and entrepreneurship. Gwags is not it.
Thank you so much for your work.
Wow, never knew Gwagwalada is a seat of most governmental instuitions let alone expecting it to be this much developed.
It's beautiful place. I think it's better planned and far much nicer than Kubwa. What's your thoughts about Apo resettlement area?
Can you please show us that area?
Thank you Princess. I will Check out Apo resettlement soon, so you could compare.
Regards
@@DavidNkwa Thank you so very much ❤
Interesting
Kudos
I love this video! I used to live in Gwagwalada a little over five years ago before I moved out of the country completely. I was trying to see what it looked like and this video very informative. Thank you for making this video. And great shots!
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Nigeria should impose laws of painting those walls every one should paint their walls period
This city is the well planned city . it will be a good investment place in the future.
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I completely agree 👍
You are right
The thing is that gwagwalada is far from town, it's about 40 - 60 mins drive to town
That's true
Hopefully the planned railway track from Lokoja will pass through Gwagwalada and terminate at Idu.
Always wanted to see this market's Ariel view, thanks
Thank you… just what I needed. So lugbe is closer to the city center than gwagwalada…land will be more expensive too
I love your channel. And a bit jealous of the drone shots, as drones are mostly banned where I live lol
🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for watching, am sure the banned will not apply or be strictly implemented in every area in your country. So you could always find a way.
Abuja as a big town needs standard development and pay attention to detail as the capital of Nigeria.
I agree alot more could be done, however we can also celebrate the good ones done so far.
Thanks for always watching. And commenting. Appreciate it
Indeed, Gwagwalada has changed. I'm quite sure the university has an impact on the development of the town
Both the university and the hospital.
Detailed information, thanks
Beautiful content!
The place is really hot during the dry season. 👍🏼
Hahaha
I wonder why..is it nearer to Kano?lol
No and it's not that hot
@@DavidNkwa exactly..cos i would think Abuja generally would have same weather unless it a mountainous area that might be cooler..well good info cos i might start looking to buy a land there.
My question is why is there very little real estate development in Gwagwalada when so many civil servants and their families have to live there? I mean good houses with good amenities like you find in other areas in Abuja
Because people buy land and build their own houses. No need for real estate.
Although there is one or houses estate there
I’m in Gwags for a year. I’m ready to move to another location in Abuja. I need recommendations of affordable places for people interested in tech and entrepreneurship. Gwags is not it.
Move to town then.
Maybe Wuse 2
How many area councils does Abuja has?
6 area councils
@@DavidNkwa can you please name them? . I’ll really appreciate. Thanks
@@moham.279 Abaji, Abuja Municipal, Gwagwalada, Kuje, Bwari and Kwali.
@@DavidNkwa, thanks