Lagos, Watch This Before You Write-off Nigeria
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, is facing significant economic challenges in recent months, characterized by a sharp decline in the value of its currency, the Naira.
Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, serves as a microcosm of the nation's economic dynamics. It is a bustling metropolis, home to vibrant business activities, diverse cultural heritage, and a burgeoning population. However, beneath its surface lies a complex economic reality shaped by domestic and global forces.
Recent developments in Nigeria's monetary policy landscape, including upward interest rate adjustments and substantial bill auctions by the central bank, have sparked optimism among local and international financial experts.
Lagos, often dubbed the "economic nerve center" of Nigeria, epitomizes the country's economic vibrancy and diversity. As Africa's largest economy, Nigeria boasts a wealth of natural resources, a burgeoning population, and a strategic geographical location. However, alongside these strengths lie structural constraints, fiscal imbalances, and socio-economic disparities that require targeted interventions to unleash its full potential.
Nigeria GDP: Nigeria's GDP stands as one of the largest in Africa, driven primarily by the oil and gas sector. However, efforts to diversify the economy have gained momentum, with sectors such as telecommunications, banking, agriculture, and manufacturing playing increasingly significant roles in driving growth and employment.
Population Dynamics: With a population exceeding 200 million people, Nigeria boasts a large and youthful demographic dividend. While presenting opportunities for labor supply and consumer markets, demographic pressures also underscore the need for robust social infrastructure, education, and healthcare systems to harness human capital potential.
Infrastructure Challenges: Lagos, as the epicenter of economic activity, grapples with infrastructural deficits, particularly unreliable power supply. Addressing these challenges is crucial for enhancing productivity, attracting investment, and fostering sustainable urban development.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Lagos, in particular, has emerged as a hotspot for entrepreneurship and innovation, with a vibrant startup ecosystem and a burgeoning tech scene. Leveraging the creativity and ingenuity of its youth population, Nigeria has the potential to drive innovation-led growth and foster a culture of entrepreneurship conducive to sustainable development.
Future Growth: Nigeria remains an attractive destination for foreign investment, buoyed by its abundant natural resources and market potential. However, concerns around regulatory uncertainties, security risks, and bureaucratic hurdles continue to dampen investor sentiment, highlighting the importance of improving the business environment and governance frameworks.
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Beautiful City
❤ from 🇬🇭
Is like some Ghanaian have repents 😮😢😢
Amazing view, one love from Ghana 🇬🇭
كل العالم متحرك الا افريقيا
@@user-im5vi8rx9gmoving to war right?
@@user-im5vi8rx9g And your father, who told you Africa is not moving?
I love my lagos.
We aren’t perfect. But we are blessed. We have a really long way to go.
The right leader will silence a lot of external hate and internal division (it’s unnecessary my people)
Hopefully that 'right' leader will never be that ridiculously overrated, sickeningly over-celebrated, and badly packaged Agulu chancer. Cry all they want, Peter Obi will never be the president. Our Igbo brothers and sisters can do all the propaganda in the world, guilt trip and gaslight us all they want, Peter Obi will never be the president. As it is, some of us will rather Nigeria break up this minute than to see the bumbling upstart as the president. And talking about the 'right' leader who will "silence a lot of external hate and internal division", a great many of us are intelligent enough to know for certain that will definitely not be Peter Obi, the closet tribal chauvinist. Our Igbo people, please keep doing your propaganda, keep defaming Nigeria, keep spreading negative propaganda about Nigeria in every possible way, please double your efforts a thousand times more, cry and throw your toys out of the pram, the fact is, we here are laughing at your amateurish machinations. It's great fun to watch your weepy frustration and the zany desperation. You all make good entertainment for us.
اهل نيجيريا مجانين
Every country have a good side and bad side
Why is Nigeria's bad side more highlighted than the good side
@@Elizabethbrown.omo I tire o, Everytime Nigeria. Even this headline is giving me a headache even though it's positive. That "write off" part 😂😂😂😂.
If nobody talk bad about you then you're nobody. If we have regular electricity then no country can talk bullcrap about us anymore. Ghana that can't host African games will come online spitting crap about Nigeria. I will just laugh at those villagers! @@Elizabethbrown.
@@MajorrBisonNa jealousy they do them. They are angry Nigeria is doing better than then
Na der kup of tea! Naija is bigger than dem in all ramifications. Stop playin with Nigeria
Even here in UAE, 🇦🇪 they have good and bad places. You visit some parts of Sharjah, you think you’re in okokomaiko 😅
Because of the Africans there
@@Bryan-eq6ntF!!!!: idiot
@@Bryan-eq6ntkeep deceiving yourself.those slums in Dubai build by African?
Yes true
Lagos is a beautiful city no cap
Let us be sincere Lagos is beautiful and well organized, just like every others places in the world, there is good bad and ugly, this is beautiful really.
Organized? Uhhh ok...
I love the video shot. How beauriful it looks, the serenity,excellent view.Everything is perfect... Good job
Beautiful city of Lagos 🥰
Quality!
When is African Sky going to visit our Federal Capital Abuja??
I would love to see his unique take and perspective on Nigeria's capital!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
Abuja is Beautiful
Lagos State economy is the Fifth Largest economy in Africa.
The economy of Lagos is bigger than that of Ghana, bigger than Kenya, bigger than Liberia and many other African countries.
Well for your information, Lagos just started.
Stop comparing ❤
Who ask you to compare
As a Nigerian we believe in one Africa.
A win for one is a win for all
Please don't compare again let keep positive please
One Africa
@@matthewoduneye6079 Your wretched father asked me.
@@jimdorathy382 See this Olodo, You don't know difference between facts and comparison....mumu
Nonsense has it changed your miserable life?
I've been out of Lagos for about 3years and miss the city like mad❤
Beautiful view❤
Your videos are great and wonderful. But when are you showing us Abuja?
Would love to visit Nigeria !! Love from Canada 🇨🇦
Beautiful view. Ilove it beautiful Lagos Nigeria ❤❤❤😊
Nigeria is good place to live special Lagos
Hi
Do you want to come over to Nigerian
Damn i was not expecting that. Talk about class.
I LOVE AFRICA ❤
Lagos is coming up in terms of a city that has a blend of old and new high-rise structures embellished by upscale, urbane and magnificent residential estates and neighbourhoods. Our problem in Nigeria is just leadership, having visionary governors and presidents who diligently and selflessly show capacity to transform our cities and the people living in them. We have no reason to migrate to other climes in search of greener pastures. We are a blessed nation with enviable human and natural resources.
The Nigeria formal capital city....!!!!!!
The city of the future is slowly coming together.
Nigeria need to fix it security, electricity problems and everything will be ok.
Sadly there is never an O.K, not just in Lagos, but with every other city in the world!
Even if Lagos fixes its electricity and security problems, other problems will occur.
Such is life, whether it is in Lagos or London or Paris or New York or elsewhere..
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
And also the harassment of travellers at Lagos Airport when arriving and departing. British RUclipsr Harry Jaggard had to pay a bribe on arrival at the airport to be allowed into the country. Disgusting! Old habits die hard!
That being said, I like the look of the Parkview Astoria Hotel in Ikoyi, 4 nights in November go for £167 in total. That's awesome value! Lagos hotels used to be notoriously expensive but now things seem to be looking better for visitors to the city. The hotel website shows a lovely couple entering the hotel, especially the lady. Beautiful! Sorry, but I had to say it.
The streets of VI and Ikoyi look nice and clean too. I'm impressed!
The country is on my list to visit soon. Thanks.
@@terry4801 yes you right I think it is because other state are changing and in the future Lagos will not be the only state that has something to offer like abia state I think they will be the future.
Beautiful Lagos ❤❤
ماشاءالله.لاغوس.جميل.جدا.من.اثيوبيا
I love Lagos ❤❤❤
Mr African Sky, stop hiding my comments. As a Lagosian, I should have a right to reply to comments posted here that insults and attempts to ridicule Lagos by some people here. You should not be seen to be protecting certain belligerent comments by preventing others from posting deserving/appropriate response to them.
It is not him, it is RUclips!!!
Lol...as a Lagosian. As in those who own Lagos ba? Which of the houses do you own? Which of the skyscrapers? Real lagosians are not even here to defend Lagos. It’s not necessary
@@ezidimmakenneth7927we must not keep talking down lagos as if its only d mainland that exists..even the mainland is undergoing regeneration these days by government investing in infrastructures there like rails and water ways there
Is this really Lagos? I wanna visit and live here one day.
that's the good part we also have underdeveloped parts so you don't have false expectation
You are very Welcome to lagos . You will definetely enjoy your stay
@@PAYDAYHEDGEnobody ask you. Enemy of progress
@@Elizabethbrown. u sound like you are pregnant
@@PAYDAYHEDGEyou sound like an Ipob terr0rist
Eko o ne baje o!!!❤❤❤
Beautiful. Reminds me of California ❤❤❤
You should visit it and you'll see it's not really like California
Tour of the oldest parts / Central business District (CBD) of Lagos (Lagos Island, Ikoyi and Victoria Island) obviously on a Sunday morning in their splendor.
They don't say CBD. Just the island which consists of victoria island, lekki, ikoyi
Can u show us places like ikotun agege ijora ojota ajegunle mushin dey re part of Lagos as well
You sound like you know all those locations very well yourself!
So two things are the scenario here, 1) since you know them so well, you shouldn't have any reason to have someone film them for you!
Or 2) why don't you get off your whatsit and go and film them yourself?
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
😅 we re not fighting
@@oyerosundayolabisi6638 I know naaa, but I'm still waiting on your video of Ikotun, Agege, Ijora, Ojota, Mushin!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Makoko too
who ever write off Nigeria sir ????? in Africa we all know that Nigeria has all potentials to be a great nation/republic but lately the leadership hasn’t been updated ie real
It looks better on video than in real-life
It looks better in real life!
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Close Your dirty mouth !
OMG? 😂😂😂😂
Hater 😮😮😮
Jealousy 😮
Wow even Lagos is much cleaner and developed than freaking Mumbai and Delhi of India!
To be compared with New York, Paris and Dubai
Don't joke
I've watched it, still written off Nigeria
We don't need your validation, dear. We believe in who we are
U are a nobody here, so u aren't welcomed.
Nigerian did not need you why are you troubling yourself.
Who are you?
I am sure you have written off your parents if you ever have one.
You de pass for red traffic light?
No Open sewers in this part of town.
Lagos is a Megacity not a Town.
You're calling a city with over 22 million population a Town? 😮
my bads, wrong word i used.@@papap1186
@@papap1186it's a state with many cities
Why can't mainland be like this
Good question! I ask the same all the time!
👊🏾🇳🇬.
Why do so many Nigerians leave?
Over 300 million people. More than the population of entire Southern Africa plus much of East Africa.
There's more to Lagos than the Island. Please be balanced and show the Mainland.
He should do the Island as well as the Mainland???
Where do you come in??? He has done the Island, you get up and do the Mainland!
Fair is fair abii?
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
I hope you know that Ikeja, surulere etc are also mainland
@@samsonakalasurulere is overrated. It's not different from agege
@@ikemmanuel7859 Do you also know that Isale Eko, Idumota ,Balogun market area, Obalende, TBS/Onikan the real Island of Lagos. Lekki is a PENNISULAR extending to ibeju,Ajah, Ogombo, Epe. Surulere, Ikeja and Apapa GRA are the elite areas of Lagos of the 70s, 80s and 90s and remain the REAL Lagos. Thus the stadia, National Theatre, Seaport, Airport, Train service, the old elitist schools that have produced the best and brightest of Nigerian professionals, Industrial estates, Universities, Teaching hospitals, Military bases (Army, Navy and Airforce) are all on the MAINLAND.
Lagos hasn't got a commensurate road network to compete with established megacities of the world. Lagos needs a road network with flyovers that crisscross the state to make the movement of people from point A to point B much easier .
Lagos doesn't have flyovers? 😂😂😂 Don't make yourself a laughing stock
@@ade-adeNo he means Lagos needs a lot more than what it has !
And I agree with him!!!
Our governments are retarded, and stagnates us all !
You’re making fool of yourself
Ur having headache 😅
Lots of fancy words here in this vid. So, how has "majestic skylines, massive infrastructure, elevated railway, authentic markets, bridges, world class malls, etc" improved the lives of the millions in Lagos? TBT, it hasn't. All these flashy buildings & bridges mask the widespread poverty & suffering of millions of ppl in Lagos
Yeah, especially the apocalyptic level of poverty & sufferings prevalent in that part of Nigeria known as dot in the circle, the barren and landlocked hellhole of the ndi loud-mouthed people in the south east of Nigeria.
@@alexbanj7a7bcTell amuuu!
Nwanne dem don't know when to sharrrap!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!
Everything is majestic but japa continues. Lagos is lovely but it's a third world city
@@yulgerulaitis3409 You would be surprised how many other peoples of other nations also jaakpa to Nigeria on a yearly basis!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
@@aframaco9491 who are you trying to fool? from where? benin republic and niger??
0:12 Nigeria, Africa's largest economy.
That statement is only true on PowerPoint slides. In the real world, it's absolutely false.
Economy is imaginary anyways, But Nigeria is developing fast.
Cope. Nigeria has the largest population in Africa, hence largest economy/market.
Nigeria has the largest and biggest economy in Africa
@@NdifrekeOtu-d9vif it's only by population, then why is ethiopia not an economic power?
this is a one-sided view. The bulk of the video is in Ikoyi, VI, Lagos Island which is less than 10% of the Lagos. Where are the views from Mushin, Yaba, Surulere, Dopemu, Airport, etc?
We have had more than enough of that you can can that somewhere else on youtube
Mumu man go and do that in your RUclips too . Some people are just daft, love discrediting their country
We are waiting for you to get off your butt and do your own section of Lagos!
You can't be sending people to go and do what you should be doing yourself!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
@aframaco9491 Ah! Maybe not now. This person did a great job, it's just slightly skewed, or perhaps it's the title he gave the content. It's not a bad job, I just wished he had showcased other parts of Lagos for a balance view, since he labeled the content using Lagos, Nigeria... if you get what I mean. Kudos to him.
@@babafemionagbesan4932 I think that he is showcasing Lagos, as in Lagos!
You know a person at Agege, Ojuelegba, Mushin, Ikeja can all say "I am going to Lagos".
And in all those places I mentioned, you can catch a bus with the conductor shouting " Eko, Eko, Eko!
It is that Lagos also, that the African Sky is on about in this video!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
We need more millionaires and less billionaires. And to invest in local ideas. We have so many wealthy but no one invest in Nelson Chikumbutso car and generator technology (Zambia)
Says someone that obviously knows nothing about Nigeria. Jealousy go kee una
I don't imagine that people invest, or should invest for the sake of it!
Does the project have the potential to be a money spinner or money earner??
Those are questions worth asking and answering!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
@@aframaco9491 so one family eats and everyone else starve? Is a million dollars not enough money? Or ten or twenty?
@@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit Well from my own life's experience , my observation is that be it with personal wealth or in a nation's development, there is no terminal, no final bus stop!
People would always want to amass wealth, just as nations would always continue to surge forward with science and technology!
In Nigeria, there is minimal generational wealth!
In other words, We don't have too many families who have been millionaires and billionaires for generations!
Some of the richest people today, came from humble beginnings, if not outright poverty!!
I don't remotely ascribe to rich people being responsible for the poor!
Although there are many instances in life , particularly in Nigeria, where people with money do help others!
But it is NOT a written rule, and the rich should not be forced or badgered or be held responsible for the poor!
The so called "less privileged" are not simpletons or disabled !
If anything, let the life of the wealthy be an inspiration to others, in that, if they can do it, so can the rest of us!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
500 pounds is 1 million naira
GHANA IS beautiful 🇬🇭
Nigeria is way more beautiful than Ghana facts
truth be told Accra capital city of Ghana look like advanced town.. But he still remain the must beautiful town in Ghana..
Can a foreigner owned a land in Lagos?
Yes
@@AfricaViewReport Wow that's awesome to know
No restrictions in the ownership of land
Better not come o you will see shege.
@@stargirl7614 what?
This is not Lagos, if you no mention wizkid
Yes oo
😂😂😂😂 for Wizkid, he has to mention Ojuelegba!😂😂😂😂.
And as you can see, he didn't go to the Mainland!!😂😂😂
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
The same wizkid wey insult una papa? 😄
How many people can afford to live in the areas you've just shown us? How much is a plot of land in these areas. If it's judgement by picture maybe it's a good picture
Go and mk money and stop complaining
@@iyaredavid5157 that's the problem. You're gonna need so much money that's very hard to get
U are not forced to live here, go where u can afford.
Some people with foolish questions all the time
U get money?
You people don't know a shit about Nigeria.
Because of our enormous population, we don't create one clustered CBD in a city. We scatter development/CBD to different districts far away from one another. In Nigerian, it's always a small development here, and a small development there and a small development everywhere. This is to ensure that people don't head towards one direction during rush hours. Despite this, we still have heavy traffic in Nigeria, especially in Lagos. Let alone we have all the businesses and sky scrappers clustered together in adjoining districts, which you guys termed as beauty.
Thus, Nigerian cities are not like the CBD in Nairobi, Joburg etc. If we do as they did, we will shoot ourselves on the foot.
Eg, in Lagos, development/CBD is scattered all round the local governments. If development are clustered together, the traffic gridlock will be chaos. Thus, we have little development in Victoria Island, little development in CMS marina, little development in Ikoyi, little development in Lekki, little development in Ikeja, little development in Surulere, little development scattered everywhere.
If all Lagos developments are clustered together, even Joburg will not stand Lagos in highrise and beauty.
Though a clustered development is about taking place in Eco Atlantic, in Lagos, but it is only thought of because the airport and other modern facilities/utilities are being constructed in Lagos islands to support such clustered city when developed.
This is what i always tell people,but thwy don't get it
Facts❤❤❤
True. Lagos is the Island and the mainland. No so called flipping CBD -- Lagos isn't some Joburg
When we say the country is developing,we are talking about the whole country and rural or urban, not about one city.just check makoko slum n 1st do better things for citizens and you can have many buildings but also improve the life of the citizens
Indeed, but even before that, it is imperative to build a society where there is a broad mechanism for collating taxation!
A minute handful of government workers (minuscule in comparison to Nigeria's huge population) are about the only people that pays taxes!
Society needs to partner government in order to build the sort of environment we desire!
Hmmmn makoko is occupied mostly by foreigners or migratory fishing community from allover west Africa
Well Lagos is not going to hold back its own development just because other cities/states in the *federation* have other priorities that seem more important than building up their states. You would find that the Makoko and those other informal neighborhoods which constitute the eyesore that you all love to use for hectoring us and in some cases, exploit to ridicule Lagos and make money off RUclips posting those poorly made contents maligning Lagos everyday, are mainly created and occupied by *non-indigenes* of Lagos who flood in daily to Lagos for better economic opportunities from all over Nigeria and even from other West African countries. If other state governments in Nigeria are half as effective and purposeful as the Lagos State government in other parts of the country, maybe we will not have a reason where every man and his dog rush to Lagos to constitute the nuisance and eyesore which 'smart' folks like you are always so quick to talk about whenever Lagos happens to be the subject. If the northern states are not so preoccupied with banditry, religious extremism and sharia, and the eastern part of the country are not so poor at running their states and their badly educated people are not focusing so much on crime as a lifestyle, then maybe, just maybe, we as a federation, might just be able to "do better things for citizens" of Nigeria.
I'll also say that when I'm ashame of my country n they king of makoko is the nigerian n for nigeria to be a better country vote leaders not by tribe n religious n everything will come right in nigeria case closed
@@emmanuelmichael-f8u I quite agree with you!
But at the same time, I should even add, that Nigerians should vote for a politician that has developed his village or city or state to the level of Dubai!!
Nothing less!
Concrete and sustainable legacy in his own hometown should be the benchmark for any politician seeking the presidency!
Because if he can turn his hometown to London, then he can turn yours into London too!
Trust me, such a politician that can do that , will win elections in Nigeria regardless of tribe or religion!
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This video is not complete without mentioning LEKKIS & BANANA ISLAND
MY YORUBA LAND
Okay now go to Mushin and Ikorodu. Go to Iyana Ipaja and Agbule Egba. Lack of security and lack of stable electricity. Lagos is the ghetto. The place you're going to, is inhabited by people who stole the country's money. The minimum wage in this country is less that $50 monthly, and the lost of living is high. Better show the whole of lagos and not the places of the 1%.
Igbo man keep quiet talk about your south east states mumu man
@@ortegaseun9965And this is why this country no fii better. How on earth do you know h or she is igbo? You're a big fool
@@ortegaseun9965 You are actually very dull, because how do you know where I'm from?
Another issue with this country is the lack of education and common sense, because you don't even know me from Adam.
Like you could ever even live in Ikoyi. Someone who has access to the 1% is trying to create awareness for you, you're busy throwing insults.
In fact continue to revel in your poverty. Whatever you see, you get.
All the places you are mentioning are part of Lagos State, and not necessarily in the city of Lagos!
The vlogger is concerned with the city of Lagos!
Having said that, exactly how poor are those places?
There are almost no government presence there, yet there are all manner of houses BUILT and OWNED by the local people who live there!
The fact that they might not be tidy, does not mean that the people there are poor!
In the areas , you mentioned, a lot of non indigenes ,particularly the South East traders live in those areas and they are huge and very successful traders and businessmen!
You were attacked brutally, because you were trying to be uglyy and mocking!
The vlogger here is showing the possibility of Lagos and its potential!
He is not misleading anybody because it is all facts.
Especially if you listen to his narratives!
He clearly states where he feels Lagos, and by extension Nigeria needs to do better!!
The whole of Lagos State is one of the safest states in the country!!
So all these places you are mentioning in Lagos are by far safer than the North , the South East and parts of the Middle Belt!
Nigeria has potential, end of !!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
@@ortegaseun9965 nor be youruba get lagos... so stop dreaming
And thia video didn't even show or talk about @ekoatlantic
What is there to talk about. I saw a children's playground while driving past.
@@AfricaViewReport What's there to talk about? Uhh just the new and massive buildings that have been springing up most notably Eko Pearl Towers that have been completed with several more under construction and at planning stages. Currently houses the second or third tallest building in Nigeria if I'm not mistaken. It's literally a city within a city and it has become an active venue for popular afro-concerts and sports events like the Lagos City Marathon and Copa Lagos. Davido who you referenced just got a land there. So many to talk about bro, so many...
Too late, already Written off
Rumours my friend!!
Nigeria has no choice but to be great!
Can never be written off, not in a million years!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
No. That's your life. What's "Written off", that is. And it's a complete, conclusive, and total write off.
@@alexbanj7a7bc when you get a legitimate government that respect human life, then we will celebrate, right now, it's not looking good but the potential is there when the right people are in Government,
@@alexbanj7a7bc lagos is not only Nigeria o
@@ooshinibos1 Yawn. As if some little insignificant thing out there celebrating us will change our destiny and take us to heaven. Some people and their baseless self-importance! Very funny.
A country where there is no law with high impunity by the politicians useless.we have to do better no road to my village no good governance shame, shame
This is an worldwide platform, say something good about your country dear. Every country have their problems.
Structures do not showcase the countries success
But people like yourself, Mr Onuorah, are always so quick to post videos of lesser African countries showing their 'Structures', overhyping them, and making ridiculous comparisons with Nigeria with the sole purpose of ridiculing Nigeria, your country, our country, because of some political agendas. Make up your mind Onuorah, which is which? If you say "Structures do not showcase the countries (sic) success", does that apply to those lesser countries in Africa which you and your people always make so much noise about as well?
U be fool
You are absolutely right, besides even the structures are the least quality, everything falls apart in months, things start to rust......
@@SweAetii it is now very clear to me that your opinion about lagos isn't factual but stems from jealousy and hatred for the city.
Structure una.show us the structure in your sadeast
If you think all of Lagos looks like this you will be in for a nasty surprise when you get there and realise it's an 82% crime ridden, corrugated iron shanty town !
MUMU
Oooh someone can't handle the counter to CNN's warped narrative on Lagos!!
Oooooh, they can't handle the truth!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬😂!
@@aframaco9491 Oooh someone can't handle the counter to a glossy propaganda youtube video focussing on the teeny weeny piece of Lagos that isn't a slum !
Oooooh, they can't handle reality !
Next up: the nicer parts of Johannesburg.....!
@@revol148 Joburg??? With its silent apartheid??
No next stop there for me my man,
White racism and Black xenophobia means I stay right here in Las Gidi!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!
@@aframaco9491 I was joking of course - Joburg is almost as bad as Lagos ! To be fair white South Africans in the 1980's did say that if black majority rule happened the country would be an economic and social disaster and so it has been proved !
City look beautiful but nigeria poor😅
On the contrary , a country with $1.275 trillion PPP can never be a poor country.
Do the math!!
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So you haven't sleep since you watch the video, please sleep before you have heart attack.
You mean the richest country in Africa... google is your friend
@@karine-elabiggest slum in the world
Almost all capitals in africa they now look like this,so this is not new.
Lagos is not a capital.
It stopped being a capital well over 30 years ago.
You are right, this is not new! But not many people knew Nigeria to be like this!
Welcome to Lagos!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
No, they look.way better
Lagos is not the capital.. other African countries ..it's only there that is averagely good but Nigeria has more aesthetically pleasing cities
Nigeria's capital is not Lagos Nigerians capital looks way better than Nairobi
Did they build this city with romance scam money?
Yes, because dumb idiots keep giving us
Upon all these no light no water so what is the sense,secondly this doesn't show development
There IS light and water in these places, so stop telling lies. If you are referring to power cuts in Nigeria, it’s par for the course in larger developing countries from India to Pakistan to South Africa and even China. Google it if you don’t know. And yes, good infrastructure and office blocks DO indicate development and economic growth and expansion. What would you prefer to see? A dirt road with camels?
Boamah is Akan name. Akan is a major ethnic group in Ghana. For that reason, I assume you are Ghanaian. Now a Ghanaian should be the last person on God's earth to talk down to other people about lack of electricity. You know why? Ghana doesn't have that same electricity. Ghanaians have a word for their bad electricity service. *Dumsor* is what they call it. And just a few days ago, the electricity went off twice at the Cape Coast Stadium while Ghana was playing against Ethiopia in the group stages of the football event at the All African Games while the world was watching. Boamah, please go home, you have no basis as a Ghanaian to talk down on Nigeria. And just so you know, This year's edition of the All African Games being hosted by Ghana is turning out to be the worst ever in the history of the game.
@@african-history-fountainI would prefer to see schools, technical colleges for carpenters, electricians, mechanics..........and I'm not talking about those scams they call polytechnics, secondly; stop making stupid excuses for our low iq people there is no reason at all Nigeria should not have constant electricity, water, good roads etc, simply because we have everything we need to make these things happen, we have the fuel to power the power plants and we have the money to build the plants, we have water, just need to pump it and build infrastructure to spread it out, for the roads we have bitumen and every single material needed, you too google it, by the way you can't have economic development without these things: good education, security, good infrastructure, constant electricity........you get the gist
@@african-history-fountain for your information China has 100% India 100% pakistan 94% South Africa 89% and your country nigeria is 59% below standard, desist from your baseless excuse that your country is large, if there's electricity and water at this place what about the other places? This place is not the whole nigeria remember. The number 1 indicater for development is how strong or good your economy is because that's where the well-being of the citizens are not just building offices complex or whatever whilst the citizens are poor and below standard.
@@BoamahJonathanSo what about your country?
Nothing much to see. The place looks so gloomy and poor..
Then, you are damn blind.
Can I know that ur heavenly country Mr?
You must be watching the wrong video. 😂 I see a clean, beautiful place with nice landscaping, good structures, smooth roads, clear, blue sky..But you see gloom bcos your life is gloomy and sad 😂. Sorry
Forged lol really
Rubbish
Biafran separatist spotted.
....says the biggest heap of rubbish itself. Bro, you are the landfill!
You are left with nothing but rubbish after watching this video. Demented being.
Jalousy kpai you there
If rubbish is all you have to say I am sorry you are a chronically sad person
Poor video quality. It makes Lagos looks better than it really is.
Lagos is as it looks in the video. Hater
LAGOS looks exactly the same
We don’t care about your opinion about Lagos. Lagos keeps raising…
Envy and Jealousy 😂😂😂
You are crazy
Liberia 🇱🇷 is beautiful them it
the poor Liberia?
Liberia is not poor fam shut up
@@muimamiracledonzo3485Liberia is on the list of top 10 poorest countries in Africa. Don't compare with Nigeria ..
@@Elizabethbrown. liberia is not poor have you even go the befor ask googles to tell you the truth period
@@Elizabethbrown. but liberia have small population liberia is the first country in Africa to have generator liberia have Diamond 💎 gold iron ore, natural resources liberia was the only country who survive the war
This is just BS, not available to 99.9% of Nigerians. I hope the electricity and water work well in those buildings.....................
Pretty much now most countries are these days unfortunately. 1% of the elite own and control 50% or more of the land/real-estate and economy. Lower Manhattan doesn't reflect the reality of most of new York city
Na today. Bad belle people. Make you face your book. My Ghanians local champions.
Same with every city on earth
Jealousy is that you 😂
Only Ibadan is beautiful than the whole of Ghene people 😂😂😂