It is a shame how most African countries do not pay attention to infrastructures of the countries. They keep building new homes without paving or tarring the roads.
@@billy3076 Not really. In affluent neighborhoods, those taxes maintain the community. In some parts of Africa, especially Nigeria, it seems like all the resources goes into the individual home...not the community, unless its a gated neighborhood. You'll have a beautiful home, with a barely drivable road leading to it.
Thank you for filming all these places. I lived there for around 2 years and never had the opportunity to visit all those places. My driver lived in Mpape and this place really is a dangerous one.
What was being implied by the boy who did not want to be filmed, stating that you are acting white, but you're not one? Is he merely saying that only whites go around to film the place, or something else? I thought your response was civil.
Abuja is not only beautiful, but very spacious. The most beautiful capital city in Africa. But more needs to be done like more pedestrian bridges since roads are very wide in Abuja.
Willie Fungo is very brave! It is better to seek out and collaborate with local vloggers! They’ll give you the heads up on a lot of do’s and don’ts ! Good for you though! We all live and learn!
Sorry you ran into a couple of hoodlums along your journey I hope you reported them to a local police station for harassment we take people who harass foreigners very seriously I hope it still didn't deter your experience.
@@WillieFungo buy still I hope you reported them due to what terrorist like boko harm as done to the country from the late early two thousands to 2019 most people think Nigeria is a war zone and that if they come they going to get killed and people like does idiots harassing foreigner like you don't help the situation in attracting foreigners so that why I said I hope you reported them so the police can be aware of them and monitor them so they know they are not harassing foreigners like you.
Those slum areas are as well the rich men properties, just that development has not gotten to those places, all the small houses you saw there are illegal structures and that's why there's red marks on each of them, 200 poor people can't afford a plot of land in Abuja, any day the land owners decide to develop the occupants will be thrown out without notice. Nice job 👏👍
You are right! Those slums areas belongs to someone, I do have over 3000 sq meters of land in main Guzape, couldn't develop it because of the illegal structures on it.
Usually, when you see people digging those kinds of things, they are often installing underground cables. Nice work. And please ignore those 2 jobless vagabonds jabbering their mouths.
Exactly. I don't understand WHY he is not understand the digging. It is obvious that they are installing an underground cable system . We cen see even the green pipe on 8:45 which is a left over. Why still that question on 9:03? The same thing happens in Europe or USA when there is no time coordination between public institutions or due to lack of funds here and there.
I don't understand WHY you don't understand the digging. It is obvious that they are installing an underground cable system . We cen see even the green pipe on 8:45 which is a left over. Why still that question on 9:03? The same thing happens in Europe or USA when there is no time coordination between public institutions or due to lack of funds here and there.
I am surprised that you came to the conclusion that digging up the pavement was about corruption in an over inflated contract! When all along the sidewalks were thick rollups of green cables ! I believe they are probably installing WiFi or internet cable networks!
I was wondering... Where were the people in all these fancy towns? Now I see, they're in the poor areas, where we always end up. Human Beings are still God's HIGHEST act of creation!! And even when systems do, God will NOT forget His people❕
No, this not true. The poor areas were only like 10 percent of abuja. The only reason the developed areas were empty is because this was filmed in the morning on a sunday.
I didn't see anything dangerous in this city. People are friendly in general. The journey around the city turned out to be very light and relaxed in the video. I enjoyed it. However, why didn't I see any white tourists there?
Im feeling that i was walking in the land of abuja now .. haha.Thanks for the nice videos,PLACE was nice but those 2 boys are quiet rude to tell u that way.For god sake if i was there will land them big slap,they learn lesson to behave more full of manners
This is not a city but a giant village. I can't believe this is our capital city. We need to vote out our old leaders. It is said those delegates who can't read and write select them for us to vote into power. This country is very annoying to me.
Unpopular opinion, but personally, I generally don't like architecture in Nigeria. The homes, even in rich neighborhoods, tend to be very gaudy, humongous, and over-the-top (I guess it fits the Nigerian personality, lol). Also, even in nice neighborhoods, I've noticed that the roads, and sometimes sidewalks tend to be somewhat messy (unless in a gated community). Are taxes issued the same way to maintain the community? I'm curious how that works. I've seen similar issues in Ghana, where there's a beautiful house, but the roads leading to it is horrible.
@@ominiekwe7241 for how many year ..go look at the capital city of many other cities than do not even earn up to Nigeria and u will be shocked ...Abuja is supposed to be a mega city by now but corruption is too much That's why we need to vote these old people out Take the world trade center for example.the building there were supposed to be five, the money for five buildings was ready but up till now only two buildings have been built
Still better than your whole country dear. Still feeding your politicians and economy in Ghana. Your capital city looks like a village compared to Abuja.
It is a shame how most African countries do not pay attention to infrastructures of the countries.
They keep building new homes without paving or tarring the roads.
That's all over the united state
You're so negative
@@billy3076 Not really. In affluent neighborhoods, those taxes maintain the community. In some parts of Africa, especially Nigeria, it seems like all the resources goes into the individual home...not the community, unless its a gated neighborhood. You'll have a beautiful home, with a barely drivable road leading to it.
Its in my city in Russia-terrible roads with holes in the city center( and nobody cares)
Here in Brazil is the same. Even in Sao Paulo... There is roads like that. Shame tho.
Those boys were just wondering whats going on ooo.
Should have just told them, you're making a video of their beautiful city ooo.
i was shock to read that actually are they mad?
Well Done Brother
Thank you for filming all these places. I lived there for around 2 years and never had the opportunity to visit all those places. My driver lived in Mpape and this place really is a dangerous one.
What was being implied by the boy who did not want to be filmed, stating that you are acting white, but you're not one? Is he merely saying that only whites go around to film the place, or something else? I thought your response was civil.
amazing. I'm your fan.
Are you Japanese?
Great video as usual from Mr Fungo ! Keep up the grear job showing us the Africa we don't see on TV
Your video is nice! I am also coming to Abuja soon and this video gave me an idea of what to expect
Abuja is not only beautiful, but very spacious.
The most beautiful capital city in Africa.
But more needs to be done like more pedestrian bridges since roads are very wide in Abuja.
Is a gradually thing
Ignorance is a bliss. This is what I am saying many Nigerians don't have good taste. Stop praising mediocrity.
Abuja was meant to be the most beautiful city in Africa with centenary cities and many sky scrappers but corruption has spoilt everything
@@martinemdrillla3844 corruption..not mention abuja o,most country has it too.even mine MALAYSIA has corruption.its on the way to the worst
Willie Fungo is very brave!
It is better to seek out and collaborate with local vloggers!
They’ll give you the heads up on a lot of do’s and don’ts !
Good for you though! We all live and learn!
Come on back brother. You are needed 👍🏽👍🏽🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Your videos are very immersive, makes you feel like you're actually there
Great documentation work!
A nice tour
Any plans to go to Southern Africa: Botswana..Namibia?
Sorry you ran into a couple of hoodlums along your journey I hope you reported them to a local police station for harassment we take people who harass foreigners very seriously I hope it still didn't deter your experience.
No problems. My experience in Nigeria was great. There are angry people like that in the U.S. and all over the world.
@@WillieFungo buy still I hope you reported them due to what terrorist like boko harm as done to the country from the late early two thousands to 2019 most people think Nigeria is a war zone and that if they come they going to get killed and people like does idiots harassing foreigner like you don't help the situation in attracting foreigners so that why I said I hope you reported them so the police can be aware of them and monitor them so they know they are not harassing foreigners like you.
Lol, as if it's not the police who harrass foreigners the most. They can be "settled" with a can of Coca-Cola though.
Those slum areas are as well the rich men properties, just that development has not gotten to those places, all the small houses you saw there are illegal structures and that's why there's red marks on each of them, 200 poor people can't afford a plot of land in Abuja, any day the land owners decide to develop the occupants will be thrown out without notice. Nice job 👏👍
They usually get warning and more than once. Some of the settlement towns are where the workers stay who are employed on building sites.
You are right! Those slums areas belongs to someone, I do have over 3000 sq meters of land in main Guzape, couldn't develop it because of the illegal structures on it.
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So disappointed by the look of the so called Maitama. Great job
come to Windhoek Namibia
What is going on in Namibia?
Usually, when you see people digging those kinds of things, they are often installing underground cables.
Nice work.
And please ignore those 2 jobless vagabonds jabbering their mouths.
Exactly. I don't understand WHY he is not understand the digging. It is obvious that they are installing an underground cable system . We cen see even the green pipe on 8:45 which is a left over. Why still that question on 9:03? The same thing happens in Europe or USA when there is no time coordination between public institutions or due to lack of funds here and there.
cool
you should have visited asokoro
I don't understand WHY you don't understand the digging. It is obvious that they are installing an underground cable system . We cen see even the green pipe on 8:45 which is a left over. Why still that question on 9:03? The same thing happens in Europe or USA when there is no time coordination between public institutions or due to lack of funds here and there.
City of north Miami beach have business giants
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I am surprised that you came to the conclusion that digging up the pavement was about corruption in an over inflated contract!
When all along the sidewalks were thick rollups of green cables !
I believe they are probably installing WiFi or internet cable networks!
Im going to edit that part out
@ 24:53 - lots of produce. All grown in Nigeria?
Of course
I was wondering... Where were the people in all these fancy towns? Now I see, they're in the poor areas, where we always end up. Human Beings are still God's HIGHEST act of creation!! And even when systems do, God will NOT forget His people❕
No, this not true. The poor areas were only like 10 percent of abuja. The only reason the developed areas were empty is because this was filmed in the morning on a sunday.
During business hours places like Wuse and Maitama are overwhelmingly crowded.
How far will 200 usd go in abuja?
It's based on what you want to do with it....can you specify?
It is very depressing 😞😞😞
I didn't see anything dangerous in this city. People are friendly in general. The journey around the city turned out to be very light and relaxed in the video. I enjoyed it. However, why didn't I see any white tourists there?
Hey now, ...
Pelo visto na Nigéria o Bagulho é doido kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
The first guys said don't act white 😅😂
That's exactly what they say in the U.S. if you aspire to get an education!
Im feeling that i was walking in the land of abuja now .. haha.Thanks for the nice videos,PLACE was nice but those 2 boys are quiet rude to tell u that way.For god sake if i was there will land them big slap,they learn lesson to behave more full of manners
willie and big world banks in abuja? ill be headed that way as soon as my passport arrives
I'm not sure if your ATM card will work because Nigeria has a weird currency system. It's best to bring cash and change it at a money changer.
Which part of abuja is this?
Wuse two
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This is not a city but a giant village. I can't believe this is our capital city. We need to vote out our old leaders. It is said those delegates who can't read and write select them for us to vote into power. This country is very annoying to me.
Protest the government to do more for the people! Just complaining won’t help. Unite and demand better fro your leaders.
@@godschild5189 exactly
Room doesn't built in one day
@@ominiekwe7241 You mean Rome. However, Abuja is not Rome, perhaps we can learn from Doha or Dubai.
Stop giving excuses!
@@ominiekwe7241 Rooms can be built in a day
Any reefer over there?
Cut and join video
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That first woman in the beginning walks like GTA SAN ANDREAS
Is there any forest left there?
Nope. But the country has more than enough forest in the South.
Unpopular opinion, but personally, I generally don't like architecture in Nigeria. The homes, even in rich neighborhoods, tend to be very gaudy, humongous, and over-the-top (I guess it fits the Nigerian personality, lol). Also, even in nice neighborhoods, I've noticed that the roads, and sometimes sidewalks tend to be somewhat messy (unless in a gated community). Are taxes issued the same way to maintain the community? I'm curious how that works. I've seen similar issues in Ghana, where there's a beautiful house, but the roads leading to it is horrible.
Don't worry I'm a Nigerian and I hate most our architecture. Much is too flashy for my nature
@@yomioloko9727 na to complain you na sabi, go build your own let's see.
Is Nigeria currency dollars now ? 😂😂😂
My people go get ur pvc lets vote pdp and apc out of power now.
Abuja still have that ghetto look
Dude are you sure you are from Edo state? Or even a Nigerian?
Why do you keep blasting your country on every CZcams page?
He is angry forgetting that he has a contribution to make a country develop
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Abuja is a growing and coming coming up city
@@ominiekwe7241 for how many year ..go look at the capital city of many other cities than do not even earn up to Nigeria and u will be shocked ...Abuja is supposed to be a mega city by now but corruption is too much
That's why we need to vote these old people out
Take the world trade center for example.the building there were supposed to be five, the money for five buildings was ready but up till now only two buildings have been built
They are illegal structures once the government starts to develop it They will be all bring it down
жизнь скучна и смысла нет
Abuja Nigeria 0.0000k walk around🖕
The overrated city
Still better than your whole country dear. Still feeding your politicians and economy in Ghana. Your capital city looks like a village compared to Abuja.
Accra can never compare to Abuja. 😂😂
typical thirdworld city.. so sad.. i won't be going there any day soon..