IS this LAGOS,NIGERIA🇳🇬 or LA ,California?🇺🇸
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2023
- In this video, I take you to the side of Lagos,Nigeria that the mainstream media won't show you.
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My sister well done,welcome to Nigeria.i want to comment on the giant thing.Nigeria was named the giant of Africa when there is nothing like like Nigeria.There is this clergy man that was sailing around Africa in the 15th centuries when he got at the location of present Nigeria, he said this is where the the giant will emerge,when he got to the southern part of Africa he said this is where the elephant will emerge werr we have present south Africa. So in general been giant will not be the most drveloped,richrst,beautiful and so on.butvthe influence you have on the continent.for instance in 2019 when Nigeria closes it borders many African countries were complaining,even recently when Nigeria removed oil subsidy many African countries were complaining even almighty USA. Also a rome does not built in a day.everything in life is one step at a time,very soon we will get there.check out when we started nollyhood, is now the second income generator in the world after holyhood in America,talk of Afrobeat and many more. To conclude check ambasador uebert angel prophecy about Nigeria,he said Nigeria is not even only the giant of Africa only but in the world.is just a matter of time
Sue I always enjoy your videos, don't stop, keep going sister
Thank you. I'm glad to hear that☺️🤗❤️.
Appreciate the energy and effort you in, highlighting Ikoyi, Lagos.
Ikoyi is an amazing place. I really enjoyed my time there☺️
Nigeria is the giant of Africa in terms of economy and also the small scale industries. We have many small scale Nano businesses and many more. We also have the highest populations and human manpower in Africa. The only problem is just corruption. Nigerians are the most creative and industrious people in the world. But the bad governance and corrupt politicians are the only problems we have.
That's true. If only corruption would be eliminated or even reduced, Nigeria would flourish. Look at what the Nigerians in the US are doing. The are the most successful immigrants group which means that in a functioning society, Nigerians can achieve a lot.
@@the_traveling_miss you have no right to talk about Nigeria after spending just a week with your pre-conceived notions and entrenched biases.
You're terrible at what you do hence why you should not have an opinion.
Now, you visited where other youtubers visited and formed an opinion.
If you really want to have an opinion..
Objective opinion based on experiences then put down your low budget camera and spend at least 3 months in each city -visiting different parts of the city and have a true feel/ experience of the city then you can have an experience based opinion and nobody will fault you.
But what we're not going to tolerate is you sneaking in like a thief in the night. Visited the places you chose and start to form opinion when we all know you have very little knowledge on the subjects you chose to have opinion about.
@@the_traveling_miss a kenyan whose two presidents, former and current are wanted by the ICC is talking corruption.
Why aren't you part of the ongoing protest against hardship in Kenya or do you think you're better off when your dry skeletal frame with forehead like kilimanjero says otherwise
True Nigeria corruption dates during Slave trade and before slave trade and after slave trade. This country stays corrupt for reasons unknown. But they were responsible for capturing and enslaving people in Africa an captured millions of people that identified as Hebrew Israelites. They helped the occupiers and then was eventually occupied because they were so easily convinced to allow the occupiers to get there resources.
@@the_traveling_miss these are the islands in Lagos. Lagos island, ikoyi, lekki, Victoria island, takwar bay, Eko island, snake island, banana island, orange island, etc. Can't remember others
Susan, Your videos are highly appriciated, Thank you.
Thank you for your support. It's very much appreciated🤗❤
Ikoyi is a beautiful place indeed. Susan, you have definitely done an extremely good job in covering different aspects of Nigeria. I just love your content. I hope you are able to continue soon.
Thank you very much! I truly appreciate this comment and Ikoyi is indeed a beautiful place. I enjoyed my time there☺️
Keep up the good work and for saying the truth.
Well done!
I had to subscribe due to the efforts of walking that you did. Nice content
Really like that you telling the truth about places you visit
Thank you dear. Many people don't like hearing the truth especially when it doesn't favor them.
It's always great videos 👍 interesting, learning about different places ,culture and so on
Wishing you the best, dear Susan 🎉
Thank you my dear. Let's see what the future has in store for us☺️
Good job. Thanks for exploring Lagos
Your hair is beautiful. I haven't seen your videos lately. I really like that style on your head, it fits you very well. Lagos, is amazing, I like it a lot. Thank you for sharing these place with us.
Wow! You've been gone for long then coz I've had it for almost a month😅. Welcome back and I'm glad that you liked Lagos. Thank you for watching ☺️.
Thank you for sharing us the different places of Africa good job susan take care always my dear 🤗😘
You're most welcome my dear and thank you for watching ☺️
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Great video....again.
Content creator's are doing great job, i must say well done to you guys, to be honest am form Nigeria but sometimes i will be like kind of surprise for some of videos that a blogger's a always pushing out, am can of like wow 🤔🤔 is this a nigeria my country, all i have to say is keep it up guys Nigeria love you all♥️♥️
Abuja has the largest number of rich neighborhoods in Nigeria. But you tour only one neighborhood, also Port harcourt. Moreso, banana island is the richest neighborhood in Lagos. That is where Dangote, PSquare and Davido live.
Next time I'll try and see if I can get an invitation into Banana island. I'd love to go there🤗.
Travelling miss you are doing the work with consistency you will get there
Kudos sis❤❤❤❤
thank you for always taking the time to write down the usd conversion on the screen my dear
You're most welcome..🤗
Wow thanks 🙏 you are reminding one the best in Lagos I which to buy there in ikoyi
I really enjoyed your video. ❤❤❤❤
I'm glad to hear that and thank you for watching.....😊
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Great video.
Good job! 👍
I enjoy your special coverage on IKOYI Lagos. Am nigerian in Germany. Thanks my sister ❤😂🇳🇬👍just subscribed
Welcome aboard! I hope that you will love it here..😊
Don't let it stress you that your Naija videos are not doing too well. Many Africans/ diasporan Africans don't like us anyway. You did well, keep it up
that's not true we love you
@@uplayitIlisten we love you too.
I don't think that's the reason...its her style of vlogging, not very organised; and she talks too much esp about things like politics, religion...those are sensitive issues in many countries so as a visitor to a new country, just focus on the people, places, culture and stuff and leave politics alone
She needs to calm down, be less critical of places she visits
@@blackcoraltv6787I don't think so! It isn't different from other people's footage. It is like recycling the same story. I want to see different style.
My wife and I loveeeeeeeeeeeee your content!
Keep going good lady.
Thank you so much!! I truly appreciate the support🤗💗
Hello The Traveling Miss going morning and how it looks really nice of the city of Lagos ❤❤
It really is beautiful especially the island side☺️
@@the_traveling_miss Oh yeah i know and it looks really nice mamacita
33:50 - That building on number 8, Ikoyi crescent belongs to Mrs Folorunso Alakija who is the Executive ice Chairman of Famfa Oil Limited.
Good to get all this information about Nigeria that the west never shows!!!
I'm glad I'm the one to show this information to you🤗.
@@the_traveling_missGod bless you for the good job you do🙌💯❤️
@@dmtv5339amen😊
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Great video again.
Your smile for me, it's contagious 😂
Well, it depends on how some people interpret or understand as the giant of Africa. Giant does not necessarily mean per capita.
If so, then Luxembourg will be the richest country in the world, with a per capita GDP of $133,590. But you and I know that Luxembourg is not richer than the USA because the USA has a GDP per capita of $70,248.
In Africa, the Seychelles have the highest GDP per capita at $29,837, and does that mean the Seychelles is the richest or the giant of Africa? Or is Botswana, with a GDP per capita of $19,287, richer than South Africa?
A country's wealth is determined by its purchasing power. And also debt per capita, and also what they have achieved in all areas of human endeavor. Individually, I doubt if any citizen of any African country has surpassed Nigerians.
Nigeria is a giant of Africa because Nigeria is the face of Africa; some may argue that, but the evidence is indisputable, and Nigeria has also contributed a lot to Africa.
Among them is the Africa Development Bank, of which Nigeria is the highest depositor, followed by the USA. And this money is being loaned to other African countries.
Nigeria is the only big country in the world that has never gone to war with its small and poor neighbors, even when those micro-countries are looking for Nigeria's trouble. What other sacrifice could a giant, and a big brother like Nigeria, offer that could be appreciated?
Even as sick-abed as Nigeria's economy is right now and still has the highest GDP, it shows that Nigeria is truly a giant of Africa.
In South America, Brazil has the highest population but not the highest GDP per capita; they are still called the giant of South America.
The same thing goes for the USA, China, etc., but in Africa. Countries that barely eat and are surviving through international aid are contesting it.
Please, anyone who needs that title or slogan of ''giant of Africa'' can take it, so Nigeria can have some peace.
Finally, as I have said, you can't see Nigeria just by walking alone on the road. And you have only visited three states among the 37 states.
Also i think Nigeria's GDP is bigger than the figures out there. Nigeria needs a rebased, it's been 10 years since the last rebase. in 2013/2014 after the rebase GDP was 90% bigger than thought.
Well explained points... hope she reads this and understands why Nigeria is the Giant of Africa... Nigeria dominates African tech, music, movies, new innovation, and investments despite bad leadership.... the world needs to watch out for how powerful and successful Nigeria will be in a few years' time... Nigerians are not waiting for the government, they are doing things themselves...very resilient people...most hardworking...
It's true that I have visited only 3 states. But in those states, I have come across some things that have made me draw the conclusions that I've drawn.
Nigeria has the potential to be the giant of Africa but its not yet there maybe in terms of population only. Yes, it's the biggest contributor in the ADB but 40% of it's population is living below the poverty line.
Yes, I did crisscross the country by bus and also the state of the roads was so bad everyone (Nigerians) in the bus were complaining about how bad they are and that's why I never vlogged about them because people would have accused me of showing the negatives although it was the actual state of things.
We can argue until kingdom come about GDP and GDP per capita but at the end of the day we both know that the country with the highest gdp per capita has more equitable wealth and therefore the purchasing power of an average Seychellian is greater than that of an average Nigerian. But of course the wealth of the big wigs in Nigeria far supercedes that of the Seychellians.
My whole point is,although Nigeria has the biggest GDP in Africa, it still had the potential to be so much more. Nigeria and DRC Congo if well managed aren't supposed to be competing with other African countries. They are supposed to be at par with Gulf countries. Hopefully one day,we'll see them get there.
@@the_traveling_miss Let me educate you a bit, immigrants comprised 25 percent of the total population of Nigeria. Some moved to Nigeria from the Republic of Niger, the Republic of Benin, Guinea, Mali, Cameroon, Togo, Ghana, etc. Also, the current population of Seychelles is 107,000 compared to the population of the giant of Africa.
@@emperor1681 you can't win argument against ignorance , you guys should stop wasting your time
Traveling Miss/Susan: thanks indeed for showing me Ikoyi, Lagos. I appreciate what you are doing. God bless. jtsdrd, USA
You're most welcome 😊
More blessings
Nice video miss
Thank you so much for watching🤗❤
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Great video. 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you for watching and for watching all the ads..☺
Good day Mrs Susan. Whenever you visit porthacourt again, just try to visit Bonny island and you will see things for yourself as if you're in LA
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The Traveling Miss/Susan: I concur with you. I prefer the Ikoyi-Cresent! I would ❤to live in Ikoyi. jtsdrd, USA
Ikoyi Cresent is absolutely beautiful 😍
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Great video!
22:35 - that building is for GTBank. Yes, it is not residential.
Nice one my beautiful sister.. I love you ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching and I'm glad that you enjoyed it 😊
You really tried walking all that distance from Glover to Gerrard amd then Ikoyi Crescent
Ok thanks dear 💓
30:07 would have been nice if they allowed you to film inside the property. Or at least inside the gate. It's so quiet /peaceful on that block.Susan , why don't that area to be on camera???
Rich people normally have their own special rules but it would be so amazing if I could actually be allowed into one of those homes🤗
@@the_traveling_miss The wealthy should be proud to flaunt their accomplishment. I think maybe they don't want others to copycat their designs. Definitely would have been an experience for you and us the viewers to see. Thanks!
Job weldone keep going...
Thank you🤗
You are on Thompson Street in Ikoyi and It's one of the coolest street in Lagos, imo.
Ikoyi in General when you go past falomo Bridge is 👌🏾👌🏾.
amen estate also many more . visit Osapa london estates
Next time.
l think this word rich neigbourhood,is using African mindset, in nigeria is a misconception.There are many areas/estate in lagos that is better than this and cheaper...Rich neighborhood does not necessarily mean best environment.The better places in Abuja you did not visit because you just assume since you've been to the rich neigbourhood there is no need.But these places like katampe extension,guzape etc are better than the so called rich neigbourhood...When next you visit Nigeria try and do the top 10 estates in lagos and Abuja and you will be blown.These ikoyi houses is nothing compared to some of them.❤Thank you.
I told her.
Assuming she hook up with some Abuja-based Nigerian CZcamsrs, she will faint at the beauty of various neighborhoods. All these she shows us are not as beautiful as many mansions in Abuja. She only tour maitama.
Some of those estates that you guys are mentioning now weren't mentioned anywhere online when I was doing my research 😅
@esther2462 You assume that hooking up with other youtubers is easy. It's not. I tried linking up with abuja based ones but I couldn't. So I worked with the information I found online.
@@the_traveling_miss That's the problem,most nigerians don't actually know what foreigners are looking for,Most are not used to that...The journalist dont see why either..You have to know these places and then ask them to take you there otherwise,they don't think it necessary..😀❤
@@the_traveling_miss You can just type in top 10 estate in lagos or Abuja on youtube it will show you some of them.❤
There you go again, GDP per capita does not always determine wealth. Seychelles 🇸🇨, Mauritius 🇲🇺, Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶, Gabon 🇬🇦, etc have the highest per capita income in Africa but their economies are small and therefore, cannot be described as giants in Africa.
Globally, the USA is the economic giant of the world because her economy is the largest in the world. However, the US does not have the highest per capita income in the world. In fact, the US per capita income is far below any of the Nordic States or the Gulf countries.
Contrary to your claim, Nigeria 🇳🇬 is not an oil economy. Oil and gas contribute about 18% to the GDP.
Granted, Nigeria 🇳🇬 has many developmental challenges but they do not take away her greatness. She has the biggest economy and population in Africa.
I agree that Nigeria has the biggest GDP in Africa and I hope that I was very clear about that in my video. What I think though, is that almost everyone should be able to feel the impact of being the giant of Africa. Seychelles in this case wins in that aspect because the purchasing power of an average Seychellian is much better that an average Nigerian. Does that make sense?
@@the_traveling_miss Seychelles 🇸🇨 has a GDP of $1.7 billion. Is that a giant in your opinion?
@andersonojoshimite6047 what is the gdp per capita which directly translates to the purchasing power of the people? What purpose does it serve when the country (read government ) has money but the average citizen doesn't feel the impact?
@@the_traveling_miss do you understand GDP to mean Government's money 😂? So the $1.7 billion GPD of Seychelles 🇸🇨 is owned by the Government in Victoria? Abeg, shift make I laugh ooh.
@@andersonojoshimite6047 na mumu she need education on the meaning of gdp.. she should tell us why Nigeria gdp per capita is still higher than the one of kenya
Well done ✅👍
Thank you for watching ☺️
The might of a country is not measured by GDP per capita. Nigeria remain and is the giant of Africa with one- fifth of the continent's population and more than one-fifth of the economy of the entire continent.
It would make more sense if the wealth was more equitably distributed. But my whole point was Nigeria has the potential to do so much better than it is. The common people would be able to feel the impact of being "the giant of Africa " then 😅.
@@the_traveling_miss You are right.
Currently for any one to think Nigeria is the giant of Africa, that's a complete day DREAMING. Nigeria is on zero level, Naira has no value. Wake up from your sleep Nigerians
By your own definition, America or USA is not the giant of the World because Luxemburg and Co have higher GDP per Capita than the USA. Just reason your point out once again.
Thanks for your reply 🤠 how are you 💓 what are you doing now ❤️ what is your work 🥰
CZcams is my work.☺
28:36 Even the weather respects money. 😀😀
Hahah..it really does. It changed in that part of Ikoyi☺
At least you are not showing us slums or poor areas for a change. This is nice.
I'm I always showing the slums or are you just keen on watching those videos?
Nice view there
Thank you for watching ☺️
@@the_traveling_miss u are welcome sister .
Explore the best of Lagos
The very best 🤗
hellow TTM, could you find out the price of cement bag in Nigeria 😊
I'll let you know ☺️
@@the_traveling_miss 😉
This area is beautiful but still prefer Port Harcourt because it’s calmer.
Port harcourt isn't any calmer. It's more like mainland lagos😅
@@the_traveling_miss O ok. I stand corrected and I take it back 😂.
You should visit Banana Island. EKo Atlantic was suppose to be big thing but it has failed so far.
Not failed. Still in progress
The information I have gathered from you is very precious Nigeria and Africa is really beautiful. and i agree with you Africa needs good leadership especially Kenya. Ikoyi is very nice. They never show these areas. The rest of the world does not even Know. Keep going. Poa Sana
It's true. The problem with Africa is poor leadership. I wish we had more Kibaki like leaders. The continent would go so far☺️.
just go to, Bnanana island , Pinnock beach estate and nicon then ur job is completed .
Do you know someone who can give me an invitation to Banana island?😅
You make a good point on the economy and the GDP, but don't forget that Nigeria has a population of nearly 230 million people as compared to Kenya's 53 million and 58 million for South Africa!
Also both Kenya and South Africa have never had military regimes at the helm like Nigeria had!
Not to make excuses though, I agree that Nigeria does have mad potential, but I am a bit confused as to what would make it a successful country!
For me Kenya, Angola, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa and Nigeria are successful countries!
We should stop comparing our countries to Europe and America!
I wasn't even comparing it to any other countries in Africa because I believe if well managed, Nigeria and DRC Congo have no match in Africa do to their abundant natural resources. I understand the impact of the military regimes and I hope that now with a new government, the country will be run so much better and achieve its full potential.
@@the_traveling_miss I wasn't actually referring to you my dear!
It's just what we all do as Africans! We denigrate our countries and rush overseas to Europe and America, it takes us to get there to recognise that even these countries have their own very serious social problems and issues!!
The more we embrace our various African countries and reverse the brain drain, is the day the most important parts of our emancipation will conclude!
Ikoyi was where the colonisers used to live before independence; if you look carefully you will see old colonial style buildings there where the white people mostly colonial officials used to live. The street names were British names too but many names have been changed to Nigerian names.
Some of the old buildings are being pulled down to build modern structures.
Nigerian economy is in the hands of a few companies and individuals, a better way to measure would be the G. D. P per Capita where Seychelles is the leading in the continent
Susie how far away are you from bungoma?
My friend has an orphanage in bungoma and he would happily let you stay there
They really need some support right now X
I'm in Nairobi. Bungoma is near the end of the country 😅
I'm in Nairobi. Bungoma is near the end of the country 😅
@@the_traveling_miss arghhh lol
Never mind… maybe.. if you would be up for travelling to River Jordan Orphanage we could raise the money for you to go?
@@lindaregan9456 would you want me to go deliver the donations that you would raise?
@@the_traveling_miss no I was gonna raise the money for you for travelling.
If there's an African American doing videos who now resides in lagos or nigeria please let me know. It's an educational, very nice video. just wish to hear black American... We want to visit n possibly live in nigeria🩶
Check out @Brittney Cadwell . She's an African American currently living in Nigeria.
No matter what, based on where you visited, True Nigerians will tell you Abuja is number one. You do not tour a tip of the Abuja city at all.
I liked Lagos better tbh. It has more of my vibe ☺️.
@@the_traveling_missAbuja is just calm and better planned but Lagos has the vibe, the sound, the rythm and spirit of Nigeria.
@@the_traveling_miss for me I prefer p.h to Lagos
I prefer Lagos .The center of excellence.
I believe the topic of this video is "Nigeria is not the Giant of Africa not Lagos richest neighborhood". The thumbnail title is deceiving. God have mercy on Nigeria 🙏
The video is about how beautiful Ikoyi is and hopefully with the right leadership, the whole of Nigeria can look like Ikoyi because Nigeria should be at par with the gulf countries.
So what's his take?
Nigeria is big ,beautiful nd very rich.
All we need is only good leaders to put their own part in order Nigerians all over the world hv the money to spend.to develop every area. Above all,Nigeria development is widespread bcos its bigger. Most other countries ar smaller nd development concentrated. You can see beautiful in abt 30 states in Nigeria.
And some American in the deep south be thinking everyone in Africa is starving.we dont do mortgagea here,banks dont own our homes
The capital was moved from lagos to Abuja in DEC.12 1991.
Thank you for letting me know🤗
During the era (Muritala regime) was when Abuja was cited as Nigeria capital in either 1977, 78 or 79. It was finally moved in 1994 by IBB.
Very nice 👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you for watching ☺️
@@the_traveling_miss 💃💃💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻
USA is Best economy in the world and biggest economy in the world but seyschel GDP per capital is more than USA can you say seyschel giant than USA
Where did you get that information? Lol
The gdp per capita of the US is almost 3 times as much as that of Seychelles 😅.
@@the_traveling_miss no check your Google USA is not number one per capital Nations no 1 Nations is in Africa
Sir, it's better you learn instead of arguing about what you obviously do not know.
The US has one of the highest GDP per capita in the world.
The Seychelles is nowhere close to the US even though it's currently the highest in Africa.
Hi, you said Nigeria has highest GDP, but you don’t see Nigeria as a giant of Africa, so which country to you is the giant of Africa, because you are contradicting yourself, China is more developed and has a high GDP than America , why then do they regard America has world power, There are certain criteria you meet before declaring you above other countries in Africa, Nigeria presently are doing great things for Africa and the neighboring countries around them, Nigeria gives light to Niger, Benin republic, Togo. Nigeria has sent troops to several war countries around Africa, in African union Nigeria makes highest contribution, even in economic community of west African states Nigeria makes highest contribution, Nigeria single handed fought for South Africa during Apartheid, presently Nigeria is making the west to have respect for Africa through their, music, film industry, sports ( entertainment). Africans stop using style and come to Nigeria and insult Nigeria, you came to Nigeria know that Nigeria has very high population, so you want views, so that’s the power of Nigeria, yet you don’t think the population you are looking for, makes Nigeria giant you said you defer, you said Nigerians should not come for you, but you come for Nigeria, shut up and look for your views and go. Everyone of you come here and think that your country is better than Nigeria but you can’t do what Nigeria is doing, you think it’sGDP per capital only, if you don’t help other African countries why should we take you as giant, America helps so many countries around the world You are trying to compare small villages country of yours with Nigeria, your country is small. Nigeria is very large and difficult to manage, but we have not lost hope, because one great president will change Nigeria, everything you see in Nigeria is own by Nigerias, but you don’t even own those businesses in your country and you want to compare Nigeria to Kenya , see this girl ooo Abeg shift.
Emotions aside, Seychelles is the giant of Africa based on the GDP per capita. It means that the average Seychellian can afford a lot more than the average Nigerian and that's how ideally a strong economy should work. Note;ideally.
I came to Nigeria because I wanted to explore same as Ghana,Rwanda and the other countries I've been in. Views are just part of the journey.
Nigeria did not single handedly support South Africa during apartheid. So many African countries did. Just read more on the topic.
All of those countries you mentioned Nigeria is helping are in West Africa. We(Kenya) are also a very important economy is East Africa doing most of those things that you mention in East Africa.
It's ok if our opinions differ. Nigeria could do so much better than it's doing is all I was saying. I still stand by that and I hope that the current government will do better and take the country to where it should be.🤗
Don't mind her . nonsense
@@the_traveling_miss so how many African countries have they help, you are the ones putting emotions, how many military have they sent to bring peace to Africa, because they own beaches and structures makes them giant, what’s their contribution in African union. Abeg, do you really know what giant is. Nigeria really should stop this big brother attitude because Africans don’t appreciate it. Now Nigeria wants to go to war in Niger, now our foreign exchange will be wasted in the war our people will die, just like they did in Liberia, Angola, Congo, we become poor, while all this unappreciative African countries will be talking down on Nigeria, for example we don’t have enough light for our people we are giving light to Benin, Niger, and Togo. Please let Guinea, Mali give light to Benin republic. Sychelle GDP per capital his big who have they helped in Africa, how many peacekeeping have they gone, what’s their contribution in OAU. Kenya which countries are you helping in East Africa, you don’t even own companies in your country, most Banks in your country is own by Nigerians.
@@the_traveling_miss you better leave Nigeria nonsense.who u epp. rubbish
she said Nigeria gdp per capita is too low but she don't know that the Nigerian economy is bigger than all east African countries economy put together , meaning Nigeria gdp per capita is higher than all of them put together .. You know the whole africa want to be called Giant of Africa, i don't know why they can't choose their own title lol... she said oil is the major thing that dominate the Nigerian economy ,but she fail to know that the Nigerian Agric sector alone is as big as the Kenya economy .... Ethiopia is an East African country that is having half of Nigeria population , but Ethiopia economy is still far below 150b ..... In Africa every country have their own challenges ,but i am wondering why the rest of Africa feel intimidated whenever they talk about Nigeria.... Africa is a developing continent , NIGERIA , EGYPT , SOUTH AFRICA have half of the total economy of the continent , only the Egyptian Arabs , and South Africa Boers can compete with Nigerians when we talking about anything in the Africa private sector
Corruption is killing Nigeria, and it has become worse since 2015
I hope it can be sorted out. Nigeria and DRC Congo have unmatched potential in Africa. I hope it can be realized soon🤗.
@@the_traveling_miss it is now we are knowing that the west especially USA, Britain and France have been the ones chosing who will be Nigerian leaders all this while.
That's true Suzie you can have so much money until you become a target, that's why so many rich people commit suicide, and a lot of them don't enjoy their riches because people are always after what they have, there's no peace
True. There's a certain amount of wealth that's just too obscene and you don't have peace anymore.
Honestly I wonder why other Africa country like to downgrade Nigeria the last you are in Ghananina told you not to come to Nigeria because is bad
Hi Abdul. I'm not trying to downgrade Nigeria please. I was there and I saw the potential that the country has. If anything, it made me really sad when I think about the heights that Nigeria and DRC Congo can achieve if things were different.
It shouldn't be at the level of other African countries. It should be at the level of Gulf countries. I am not hating on Nigeria. Trust me. I'm just giving my honest opinion of the country as I have with other countries, Kenya included. I've shared things about Kenya that Kenyans didn't like but they are my honest opinions.
@@the_traveling_missThat's not what he is saying. He was trying to tell you that some people will just condem Nigeria without being there first like most Ghanians do. Take care of yourself and be safe. ❤❤❤
Oh yeah. At a point in time Naira was stronger than the British Pound. It was 1 naira to 12 shillings, which is equal to 1 pound 2 shillings.
That we are operating a monolithic system of economy today is due to the incompetence and ineptitude of the kind of rapacious and gluttonous politicians we call leaders. Nigeria has a lot of mineral resources. Besides crude oil we have natural gas, coal, gold, lithium, light bitumen, to mention but a few. Niger republic just intercepted a gas pipeline running from Nigeria through Niger republic to Europe. Another oil pipeline was recently discovered running from Lagos straight to the Netherlands. So sad we are always having leaders that are in cahoot with Western world to sabotage our economy
It's extremely sad. I wish that the leaders would open their eyes and see how far and much better the country would be if the resources were managed as they should be.
Nigeria should be at the same level with the gulf nations if it was well managed.
@@the_traveling_miss my point exactly. Our leaders are just bringing shame on the black race
I said it in the premier. African leader's sellout Africa to the western nations for pennies. Do you know that western countries ship tons of e-waste to Africa.
Why do we always hip all the blames on just politicians? The illegal military govts stunted Nigeria's destiny and created so many problems that even the politicians are struggling with today. It is only until few years ago that the democracy began to gain more ground and many of the Military boys who simply switched to politicians from 1999 are having less grip on the system.
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just show us the nice cats and houses thats all we need now
Which cats?
That's definitely not going to be mistaken for California or LA. That's reaching
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Ikoyi looks better maintained than Maitama.
Nigeria is "giant" in terms of population only.
GDP (purchasing power parity) sees Egypt with the largest economy ($1,803K), Nigeria is next with ($1,372K)
That's quite the difference 😅 and I agree. Ikoyi looks so much better imo.☺️
The capital was relocated to Abuja in 1991 after an unsuccessful orkar coup 1990 to remove IBB at Dodan Barrack in Lagos.
Abuja is more better than Lagos base on what i have seen.
Lagos has more vibe than Abuja. Abuja is very,very organized. If you like a little bit chaos,like I do,the lagos island is where it's at☺️
Nigeria just want to be Nigeria nothing more.
It has the potential to be at par with the gulf countries.
Nigeria has gotten it wrong with the naira. My parents told me they bought a brand new car for 2000 naira.
See, my point exactly. I wish that the country could go back to the heights that it once was. Nigeria has the capacity to be at par with the Gulf countries. One day,hopefully.
@@the_traveling_miss No drop of lie in your comment.
My parents bought their first car in the early 80's, a brandnew Volkswagen Beetle for N700 Naira we still have the receipts 😅 and those vehicles were made or assembled in Nigeria. Volks and Peugeot were huge in Nigeria back in the day.
@@naijagatekeeper101 That means buying commodities like milk, bread, rice would be next to nothing in those days. How times have changed.
@@MajorrBison Exactly next to nothing, the coins (Kobo) where still very effective and efficient whilst the N20 Naira note was the highest currency we had.
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Hello madam Susan, please help us,if Nigeria is not the giant of Africa,who then is? You know it is easy to do a 30 minutes research on the internet about a country and feel that you have become some sort of expert to speak about that country. Nigerians dont mind criticism, infact we are our own best critics. How ever, when criticism is made from a stand point of prejudice, and malice like in your case,then such criticism is unwanted. I didn't arrive at this conclusion hurriedly, but having watched almost all your videos on Nigeria, right from the first one with Miss Caldwell, it's safe to say that your criticism is not only biased, but it is malicious and unwelcomed. Nigeria in all it's disfunctionality is far ahead of many countries on this continent including Kenya. Most Kenyans I know are warm and welcoming people, but you are clearly a different breed of Kenyan, and your negativity reflects on the growth of your channel, which is really poor. I wish you well,I honestly do, but it appears to me that you are in a wrong kind of job. I have searched for videos where you were criticizing your country but I can't find any. Does it mean that all is well back home in Kenya. Please do well to remove the log of wood in your eyes first, before attempting to remove the speck in your neighbor's eye.
Hi. Thank you for watching.
Let me point you to some videos where I criticized Kenya and a lot of Kenyans didn't like it but I still gave my honest opinion. Check out my video about my culture shocks in Rwanda, the car free kigali video and in fact most of my videos in Rwanda. I felt that we could learn a lot from Rwanda because they are doing so much better than us in some aspects and I spoke about it.
Then, I made a lot of positive videos about Nigeria, but I didn't see you there acknowledging that. It seems that you would prefer that I only share the positives and forget about the negatives, even when they are my own personal experiences but that wouldn't be authentic.
I still stand by what I said that Nigeria has the potential to do better and be at par with the gulf countries because it does given the amount of oil that the country produces and also the amount of other natural resources that it has. In my heart, I would like to see Nigeria do better alongside DRC Congo and other countries that are in the same level resources wise.
That said, Kenyans are generally hospitable and friendly but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't share our honest opinions and / or experiences. Also, for a 4 month old channel, my channel is growing very well which means that I'm certainly doing something right and that I'm the right career.
Stop all this silly argument.
We Nigeria should learn to welcome criticism and make amendment where it's necessary.
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Thanks for that, I just basically told her the same, she's used to talking down on Nigeria on her videos.
Only like and comment when I was free time I will be watch your video clip I have to watch lots of video clip last 2-weeks I am sick now it's better
Don't worry about it. You can watch when you feel better🤗.
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A plot of land in Ikoyi is about $1,500,000/1000sqm plot not $18million. A detached mansion costs about $3m
I was gonna say that 18 million dollars for land is crazy, its not Miami, LA, Beverly Hills, San Francisco etc and also I gotta say, I have never seen this part of lagos this calm and barely any cars, thanks to Traveling miss.
I forgot to explain that it is an apartment block not just a bare piece of land. In Kenya we use the word plot to refer to both a piece of land and an apartment building.😅
@@the_traveling_miss nobody is selling apartment block for 18 million dollar in Nigeria.
You're full of shit and misinform airheads like your pitiable self.
@@the_traveling_miss Now, after seeing this follow-up comment, my mind is at rest 😄
And also HDI.
What's HDI?
@@the_traveling_miss human development index
I would prefer Port Harcourt to rich Lagos because life must be much less stressful there. 🙂
Rich Lagos is rich,rich. Especially that estate called Banana island. Next time I'm in Nigeria, I'll try to see if I can get an invitation to the island.
@@the_traveling_misswe don't want you in Nigeria
Only the less privileged ppl are probably stressed in lagos...the rich ones are having a lovely time
Port Harcourt is great, no stress, very calm and peaceful. But if you don't like rain, don't come here cos it rains nearly every day....that's why its very green
U can't compare lagos state to rivers state...where u stay in lagos affects ur opinion of it
i agree with you on africa and natural resources i live in europe nigrtia is so big and have almost 50 cities huge pay check for all government works both federal state and local government is difficult but your critisisim is ok we can do better
That is GTBank
Which one?
The capital of nigeria was move to Abuja in 1991 not 1993 or 1996.
Thank you for clarifying that.