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I'm smiling as I watch the Nigeria segment because I have familiarized myself with the states and also try to learn as much Pidgin as I can😍. I'm tired of following people with negative agendas. Thank you AT.
I am from The United States and I will be in Uyo, Akwa Ibom in a few weeks. This is my first time traveling outside of the states. I’m looking forward to having a great time. Glad I found this video. I am looking for places to visit and meeting wonderful people when I travel in March. Good job.
@@africanday7337, he certainly would have suggested it but he's only a guide and has no control of what should appear in this episode. Time was also not their friend. I guess all these were done in a day.
This remains one of my most memorable day showinng African tigress around my beautiful city , it's an extreme privileged , being able to show UYO to the world 🌍.
I love the way you choose to get out of Lagos and show us more of Nigeria because Nigeria is more than Lagos and wow it’s amazing to see that out of Lagos is still beautiful 🤩.I miss Nigeria especially the food
When i was in Nigeria the only place I knew was some part of Delta State, Enugu, Anambra and small part of Lagos because i can’t stand how busy Lagos looks.
Whoever governs this city should be Nigeria's next president! Clean, smart, environmentally friendly with a blend of urban and post modernistic art work. Kudos 4 the historic perspective! A torrent of love from Senegal!
Incidentally Akwa ibom people are difficult to satisfy like Oliver twist,they are always asking for more.The current Governor is still facing heat from the people.
Most of the self hating Nigerians have never left thier town . Some have never left thier state yet they will be in front of the line abusing thier country. Someone like me i was pleasantly surprised to see a cool resort in Kano for vacation can't remember the name
The Muslims they are the one making the division problem to come up their should respect the law's and do religion at home not to use religion to intimidate others
@@Homeoftruthtv Exactly. Pls stop. I don taya 🤷♀️ for you Nigerians matter. Una no go ever see wia oda african countries state their issues for this kind vlog (and no be say dem no get their issues o) but the reverse is the case for you nigerians.
They only show the bad side of my country but rarely talk about the better parts thanks for showing our wonderful Nigeria to the world 🇳🇬 GIANT OF AFRICA 🌍
I pray God change Average Nigerians perspective about Nigeria and her greatness. May God bring peace and prosperity for all the people of Nigeria. Our battle is Lord’s battle, we over the the present insecurity and challenges to you. Bring peace ☮️, unity to your land., and let the entire world see your great work in Nigeria. You’ve done it and you’d continue doing greater things. Shalom to the people of Nigeria “Amen”
Akwa ibom state, i love the state for it cleanliness and good roads. Have been there several times, it links to Cameroon by the sea. Thank you African tigress for showing Africa they don't show on tv to the world.
So in each state there is a distinctive language that is only found there? So which tribe is from akwa Ibom state? And which tribe is from IMO state? I’m Zambian and I love Nigeria so much.
@@terrencekalonga696 the akwa ibom people speak and understand one language, though the language are slightly different but the difference is only spotted by the same person, some states have 1 unifying language while some state speaks different languages.
We love you ❤️ African Tigress. Other big African vloggers stop at Lagos and Abuja. Nigeria is bigger than what they think it is. Akwa Ibom State is called the promise land. You are the first to reach the promise land. Moses and his people can come later. Please make sure you eat Afang soup before you leave. Africa to the world 🌍🌍🌍.
I'm a Nigerian stays in Kwara state( Ilorin) never been to Uyo before. It's amazing that a girl from Kenya shows me more about my country 😍 We are one in Africa 🌍 Alhamdulilahi
Many Nigerians from the West and Northern regions hardly travel across to the Eastern region. Take a break and go East of the Niger and you will enjoy every minute of your stay.
@@salamsedeeqwright3711 🤣🤣🤣 just like Ilorin in the Northern Region. We understand your divine and rule but brothers and cousins don't need outsiders to tell them their filial relationship. Landlord just travel and see 🎼
My Tigress you have touched my heart for visiting the library. I have worked in the library in Kenya, London and USA. Excellent content lovely one for promoting the Library. Love it
Like the library, it’s peaceful and so contrasted to most of Nigeria…just calming& quiet. Your tour has been showing us another side of Nigeria, our western media definitely shows only negative…they need to balance news. Report on what’s wrong because there’s plenty but give accolades where developing countries like Nigeria are improving. I saw a lot of progress and quite different to what I’ve seen shown about Nigeria & Nigerians on news here. Also so much history and places of interest, Nigeria needs to get its tourism sector properly structured& developed as its missing out on a great economy contributing opportunity
Indeed the Governor(s) in charge of Akwa Ibom are great. Look at the the sheer cleanliness! Talk less of the amazing library. Kudos to all those who make all these happen. There is certainly hope for Africa with great leaders like that.
Just about EVERY other part of Nigeria is more organised than Lagos. It's actually quite a chilled country on the whole, but it's Lagos that gives it that reputation for being chaotic ....lol.
Lagos is just one of the 36 states,each unique with its own aethestics and allure. Unfortunately,Lagos usually is seen as the actual representation of how Nigeria is which isn't true,there is more to Nigeria than Lagos.
@@solomonobihan9465 yeah really? Nigeria is always portrayed in a Negative way, a lot of folks outside used to look up to the country but that made them loose hope
@@reznikboris5 I have never heard anything negative about Nigeria from any Ghanaian. It is Applelime Media, Critics News and Biafra foreal RUclips channels that continue to tell us about violence in the north, Southwest & Southeast brought on by Boko Haram, ISIS West Africa, Fulani herdsman & Miyetti Allah.
Uyo is definitely a chill..people go to lagos mostly bcos of money and opportunity but most nice parts of nigeria are neva really talked about....go to university of uyo..its nice,i went to school there
Next time a Ghanaian start a comparison; tell him your country has 36 state capitals that rock. Naija nor bi small country Toheeb. Make dem nor try us abeg.
Wow! This is the first city in Nigeria that I’m so impressed with its cleanliness, its orderliness, and less overcrowding than the usual overcrowded & chaotic big cities in Nigeria with all the hustle and bustle in conjunction with the endless honking of car horns. Akwa Ibom is definitely on my bucket list whenever I visit Nigeria. Whoever is the Governor of this State has done a remarkable job. Well done African Tigress and your RUclips hosts for showing this beautiful and calming part of Nigeria.
@@charlesugochukwu9283: Thanks. Nigeria is a big country with a large population but the western media only shows the negative side of Nigeria,. Now, many African RUclipsrs are Channing the narratives by portraying the beauty and great diversities in Africa.
Awa Ibom is so peaceful and serene! This is just the capital, there are many hidden gems in each of her 31 Local governments. Kudos to the amazing team and African Tigress for telling sharing one of our many untold stories. Africa is much more than the myopic mainstream media portrays her. I'm so proud of my home state Akwa Ibom. You could feel the love of motherland
@@hunchou5240 🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's not a thing of evil spirit. I think overpopulation is a problem for not just Lagos, but most big cities in Nigeria. There is little or no government will in our big cities. Once the government decides to take orderliness as a priority no matter the backlash that may follow, then things will be better. Take PH for example during the military time people were more organised and orderly. Then if you do anyhow you see anyhow, so people behave themselves. Now it's free for all to misbehave. So the more the population the more the disorganisation in Nigeria. Only places with less people feels livable in Nigeria.
African TIGRESS I swear you don't know how I'm loving this vlog. Your hooking up with a local youtuber who knows his onions was a good call.👊🏾 Just know you are not only educating foreigners but Nigerians. Cos many of them don't travel locally. All the know is connect a flight from Lagos or Abuja and then abroad.
African tigress welcome to Nigeria The land of all, also welcome to south south Nigeria A.K.A Niger delta, the economy base of Nigeria,the area you can also see the most serene cities in Nigeria outside Abuja.
We told you you will love South South Nigeria/Niger Delta region..its a whole different vibe from Lagos. If you can, check out Calabar- that city is the bomb- it was Nigeria's first capital before it was moved to Lagos then later Abuja Asaba in Delta state is another great place. If you are lucky, you might run into a Nollywood production cos they shoot a lot of movies there. Next time come prepared to spend at least 6 months in Nigeria cos so much to see and explore. Wish you all the best
Calabar was the capital of the South (which developed from the Niger Coast Protectorate), while Lokoja (and later Zungeru) was the capital of the North. And when the colony of Lagos was united with Southern Nigeria, the capital was taken from Calabar to Lagos while the capital of the North was moved from Zungeru to Kaduna. There was NEVER a time Calabar as the capital of the whole of Nigeria. Calabar was the capital of the Niger Coast Protectorate from 1893 to 1900 when it merged with Lagos. But prior to Calabar administrative role was the Royal Niger Company (RNC) which was based in Asaba and dates from 1886 and unlike Calabar which was mainly concerned with the coastal areas of Southern Nigeria, the RNC controlled much of Northern Nigeria and much of the South (along the Niger) making Asaba a more appropriate candidate of "Nigeria first capital"
Wow what an awesome city, thanks for being showing us this beautiful beautiful places in Nigeria.what fascinated me most was the building with those very high pillars,what a blessing to see.
Wao, African Tigress in my state yaaaaay🥰🥰🥰 make sure you eat Edikanikong Soup oo with pounded yam. ( remember the wonderful vegetable that you posted- fluted pumpkin)
🇳🇬🥰 Nigeria is so diverse That's why in all ramifications, we can't be competed with Nigeria, the Giant of Africa...beautiful place to chill in. Abuja next to visit
African Tigress..you won my heart over. I have spent over 3 hours watching some of your videos..and because you landed in my home State and even want into the VILLAGE ( which is how many villages in Akwa Ibom & Cross River State and most South Southern States in Nigeria are...th village landscape changes in Nigeria basically asthenia region changes..), you have a LOYAL subscriber...
Thank you to you African Tigress for showing them Nigeria from the lenses of a non-Nigerian. Though Nigeria has many problems, created by leadership, but it also has a lot to be grateful and hopeful for. Personally for me, being in diaspora now, your videos bring good memories of old times. I schooled in Calabar and this video brings back fun memories of the Calabar/Uyo axis. Calabar is another great city. My early adult/career life was in Port Harcourt and your video yesterday also brought back fun memories of my years in PH as we call it. I guess you'd need months, if not years to cover Nigeria but however much you can do, you're doing a great job.
The problems were not created by leadership, it was created by everyone in the country... You have to change that mentality of blaming only the leaders... Everyone must work together to fix the problem because everyone created the problems!
@@thetravlogger9895 And I'd ask you to explain how the problems were created by everyone? And I'd further ask you how do you work together to fix anything with a corrupt leadership? Is it the people that made Nigerian leaders what they are....? I leave you to fill the blank. And you can say it's the leaders that were voted in, since I doubt you're a Nigerian. But if you're a Nigerian, you' should know how elections in Nigeria and the results go. Back to working together to fix things, I'd use one example, do you know how quickly the craziness on the roads will disappear if the government officers themselves obey the traffic laws and go with the traffic? When a governor's convoy can climb curbs, drive on the opposite lane, force motorist out of the road, does not obey the speed limit, what does such teach people about civility and respect for laws in their daily engagements?
@@isoryte201 Nigerians all around the world act exactly the same as Nigerians in Nigeria... It's a DNA thing, nothing to do with leadership or the government. Nigerians are famous for many things i wouldn't like to mention here. But let's just say our prisons here in the UK are filled with Nigerians. Same story in the US, South Africa, Dubai & many countries around the world... If your government are the problem then why did Huspuppy resort to crime in Dubai? Is Dubai governed by Nigerian leaders as well???
I can't explain how much I love this video. Thank you so much AT for the baton you have taken to showcase Africa to Africans and to the rest of the world
I've been to this state severally. I might move down there finally this year, I'm being delayed because of my financial situation. But i plan to move down this year, God willing
Uyo is beautiful, when shall.i visit o. I have only visited, lagos, Abuja, Delta, Anam ta and Enugu. I was so impressed when i visited Enugu, now look at Uyo....wow! God bless Nigeria
This part of Nigeria is where the oil refineries are along with it being the nations bread basket for agriculture and second largest seaport. Also this region is the area that powers Nigeria electrical grid, so it is a economically prosperous area hence its clean cities, also several of the regions universities are at the top of Africas list of educational institutions.
Thank you for visiting the Niger Delta. In Nigeria people talk only about Lagos and Abuja, whereas the Niger Delta region has some of the best looking cities in the country. You've done 2 which is Port Harcourt and Uyo, if you still have time and resources Calabar is just next door, then Warri, Benin and maybe Asaba, not forgetting Yenagoa. God bless the Niger Delta.
@@onyegboancientpeople7179 "nothing is in Benin" you say? A society that's existed for more than a thousand years with a well documented history of upholding the Africa pride is worth visiting. It may not be as developed as these newer cities at the moment but, it holds it's ground in many other respects amongst which is being the cradle of black civilization. Besides, people travel to various places for various reasons, to burst your bubble, there are hundreds of european/ world tourists visiting Benin city to see and learn. Finally, learn to respect your elders.
Wow, you’re doing a wonderful job my dear. I have a bad experience when I visited legos, cos it’s so overwhelmingly dirty n crowded, but your video of port harcourt n this has given me a different feel. Many thanks! The city is indeed beautiful n clean! Well done!✅👏🇬🇭🍉❤️
Omo! Ain't leaving this place. Would you consider living here?
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I love there
Yes ooo
Your video has inspired me to visit, you really impress me by showing Nigeria to the world
Akwa ibom is clean like Kisumu.
Please visit owerri imo state, the london of Nigeria. Is a place for relaxation with beautiful hostels and estates
We tell people everytime that Nigeria is more than lagos city. Thanks for showing us around.
Msg to those saying Africans are poor etc.
Warm Welcome to Africa, Nigeria to be precise
I'm smiling as I watch the Nigeria segment because I have familiarized myself with the states and also try to learn as much Pidgin as I can😍. I'm tired of following people with negative agendas. Thank you AT.
I could teach you more if you like.
I am from The United States and I will be in Uyo, Akwa Ibom in a few weeks. This is my first time traveling outside of the states. I’m looking forward to having a great time. Glad I found this video. I am looking for places to visit and meeting wonderful people when I travel in March. Good job.
Yaaaay welcome 🤗
The guy @Reality Box failed to take the ladies to the Ibeno Beach... I wanted to see them on Bikini 😘
If you could hook up with that local RUclipsr then I guess you would have fun and easy to move around
@@africanday7337, he certainly would have suggested it but he's only a guide and has no control of what should appear in this episode. Time was also not their friend. I guess all these were done in a day.
@@Danorous thanks for the suggestion but I don’t know how to find a local RUclipsr there?
This remains one of my most memorable day showinng African tigress around my beautiful city , it's an extreme privileged , being able to show UYO to the world 🌍.
You did so well!!!
Bravo💪
You did well, Just followed you for this.
You did well.. I hope you took her to Ibeno beach and ikot Abasi bridge of no return
Good job Bro. Gonna sub your channel
Well done Ikpa, please I'd like to get in touch with you if you don't mind.
I swear if we had good leaders I wouldn't want to leave my country for any other in The world. Nigeria get everything abeg na leaders be see finish
MY BEAUTIFUL, BRAVE AND STRONG SISTER, THE AFRICA TIGRESS; NIGERIA IS YOUR HOME DEAR, KEEP EXPLORING.🇳🇬
I love the way you choose to get out of Lagos and show us more of
Nigeria because Nigeria is more than Lagos and wow it’s amazing to see that out of Lagos is still beautiful 🤩.I miss Nigeria especially the food
Each city in Nigeria with its own beauty and culture.
Even as a Nigerian, this is my first seeing how akwa ibom is, thanks to African tigress.
Really ?
You are welcome 🤗
When i was in Nigeria the only place I knew was some part of Delta State, Enugu, Anambra and small part of Lagos because i can’t stand how busy Lagos looks.
@@yesohyes9198 Lagos is just too busy😂😂😂if you're not careful Dem go nack you something for head.
@@emmanuelebei4098 lol
Am from IMO state and schooled in university of Calabar...Calabar and Uyo are one of the cleanest cities in 9ja (beautiful states)
Whoever governs this city should be Nigeria's next president! Clean, smart, environmentally friendly with a blend of urban and post modernistic art work. Kudos 4 the historic perspective! A torrent of love from Senegal!
You are well welcome to Akwa Ibom
Lol. Ask the average Akwa Ibomite and they'll tell you how disappointed they are with the current leadership of the State.
@@immanueledeke6025 No kidding! Tell me more!Anyhow I’ll pick that town over Lagos anytime . Without à doubt!
Incidentally Akwa ibom people are difficult to satisfy like Oliver twist,they are always asking for more.The current Governor is still facing heat from the people.
@@ubongedison2834 the heat is normal Sir when you're not doing well.
Most of the self hating Nigerians have never left thier town . Some have never left thier state yet they will be in front of the line abusing thier country.
Someone like me i was pleasantly surprised to see a cool resort in Kano for vacation can't remember the name
Nigeria is so massive. I don't want it to end.
The Muslims they are the one making the division problem to come up their should respect the law's and do religion at home not to use religion to intimidate others
@@Homeoftruthtv stop
@@Homeoftruthtv Exactly. Pls stop. I don taya 🤷♀️ for you Nigerians matter. Una no go ever see wia oda african countries state their issues for this kind vlog (and no be say dem no get their issues o) but the reverse is the case for you nigerians.
They only show the bad side of my country but rarely talk about the better parts thanks for showing our wonderful Nigeria to the world 🇳🇬 GIANT OF AFRICA 🌍
The agenda is against Africa. Nigeria and South Africa are the face of Africa... So they're the strategic targets.
Please what makes Nigeria GIANT OF AFRICA?
@@tgchikukwa6947 hold ur state governor accountable for not fixing ur state ok 🚶🚶♂️
@@africaman7959 Very poor view and that's why Nigeria so backward and killings is now order of the day.
@@tgchikukwa6947 dumbo,,,,,its population
State of the art library. The Africa that you're not shown in documentaries.
She traveled all the way from Kenya to do a Video promoting Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. Amedi o....!
I pray God change Average Nigerians perspective about Nigeria and her greatness. May God bring peace and prosperity for all the people of Nigeria. Our battle is Lord’s battle, we over the the present insecurity and challenges to you. Bring peace ☮️, unity to your land., and let the entire world see your great work in Nigeria. You’ve done it and you’d continue doing greater things.
Shalom to the people of Nigeria
“Amen”
Africaz greatest country, that's Naija I'm lovin it
Wow love this video. Thanks for showing Nigeria in a diverse way. I'll visit Nigeria one day
We are expecting you ❤️
Akwa ibom state, i love the state for it cleanliness and good roads. Have been there several times, it links to Cameroon by the sea. Thank you African tigress for showing Africa they don't show on tv to the world.
So in each state there is a distinctive language that is only found there? So which tribe is from akwa Ibom state? And which tribe is from IMO state? I’m Zambian and I love Nigeria so much.
@@terrencekalonga696 Akwa ibom houses 4 tribes (Ibibio' ananag, oron, ekid and obolo) these are tribes that make up Akwa ibom. Imo state is Igbo
@@terrencekalonga696 Yes every state has its own language different from others
@@terrencekalonga696 the akwa ibom people speak and understand one language, though the language are slightly different but the difference is only spotted by the same person, some states have 1 unifying language while some state speaks different languages.
I can't wait for the Lagos to calabar coastal rail way that's some massive W for Nigeria
Exactly
That would be great!
We love you ❤️ African Tigress. Other big African vloggers stop at Lagos and Abuja. Nigeria is bigger than what they think it is. Akwa Ibom State is called the promise land. You are the first to reach the promise land. Moses and his people can come later. Please make sure you eat Afang soup before you leave. Africa to the world 🌍🌍🌍.
She Is truly an African Tigres, very authentic
I'm a Nigerian stays in Kwara state( Ilorin) never been to Uyo before.
It's amazing that a girl from Kenya shows me more about my country 😍
We are one in Africa 🌍 Alhamdulilahi
Many Nigerians from the West and Northern regions hardly travel across to the Eastern region. Take a break and go East of the Niger and you will enjoy every minute of your stay.
@@uzoejekwumadu7731 I know the Eastern part of the country wella. But Uyo is not Eastern part is South/South
@@salamsedeeqwright3711 🤣🤣🤣 just like Ilorin in the Northern Region. We understand your divine and rule but brothers and cousins don't need outsiders to tell them their filial relationship. Landlord just travel and see 🎼
@@uzoejekwumadu7731 uyo is in the east? lol North east?
@@uzoejekwumadu7731 you will never learn from correction nawa oh
My Tigress you have touched my heart for visiting the library. I have worked in the library in Kenya, London and USA. Excellent content lovely one for promoting the Library. Love it
Even when it is my state i still enjoyed watching to the end. This reminded me of what a beautiful state i come from. More development on the way.
NIGERIA 🇳🇬 TO THE WORLD 🌍
That library is world class, wow😍😍😍😍😍😍
AFRICAN TIGRESS now a full blown Nigerian..... We love you...... 👍🇳🇬
Yes oh. She is
Just added this city to my travel list. African Tigress thank you.
Like the library, it’s peaceful and so contrasted to most of Nigeria…just calming& quiet. Your tour has been showing us another side of Nigeria, our western media definitely shows only negative…they need to balance news. Report on what’s wrong because there’s plenty but give accolades where developing countries like Nigeria are improving. I saw a lot of progress and quite different to what I’ve seen shown about Nigeria & Nigerians on news here. Also so much history and places of interest, Nigeria needs to get its tourism sector properly structured& developed as its missing out on a great economy contributing opportunity
And if they will show us they will only show Lagos state, when there are many other states in Nigeria..
Indeed the Governor(s) in charge of Akwa Ibom are great. Look at the the sheer cleanliness! Talk less of the amazing library.
Kudos to all those who make all these happen. There is certainly hope for Africa with great leaders like that.
Yes oo
I like clean places & for African standards, this is generally a nice clean place. Its good that they have a modern library. Thanks.
A very clean, beautiful and orderly city that I've not seen before. Thanks, Tigress.. Love from Joburg 😘
Nigeria has over 70 cities..Uyo my favorite
Africans are very friendly pple ❤❤
This part of Nigeria is more organized than Lagos. I love the vibes. Thanks for sharing and updating my conception.
Lagos is business center with some good area though.
Just about EVERY other part of Nigeria is more organised than Lagos. It's actually quite a chilled country on the whole, but it's Lagos that gives it that reputation for being chaotic ....lol.
Lagos isn't organized cos every wench under the sea wants to move there, 90% of people in Lagos aren't even native...
You don carry your own come
Lagos is just one of the 36 states,each unique with its own aethestics and allure. Unfortunately,Lagos usually is seen as the actual representation of how Nigeria is which isn't true,there is more to Nigeria than Lagos.
Thanks African Tigress for giving us hope as foreigners to see what Nigeria looks like 👍 😍
Giving you hope?
Reall
@@solomonobihan9465 yeah really? Nigeria is always portrayed in a Negative way, a lot of folks outside used to look up to the country but that made them loose hope
@@solomonobihan9465 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@emmanuelebei4098 NIGERIA BETTER THAN GHANA N U GHANANIANS AR THE MAIN PROBLEM OV NIGERIA TALK VERY BAD ABOUT NIGERIA
@@reznikboris5 I have never heard anything negative about Nigeria from any Ghanaian.
It is Applelime Media, Critics News and Biafra foreal RUclips channels that continue to tell us about violence in the north, Southwest & Southeast brought on by Boko Haram, ISIS West Africa, Fulani herdsman & Miyetti Allah.
The stadium was built as a replica to Allianz arena of Bayern Munich.
Noted
A very beautiful stadium.
Uyo is definitely a chill..people go to lagos mostly bcos of money and opportunity but most nice parts of nigeria are neva really talked about....go to university of uyo..its nice,i went to school there
@ mayor
Yes. It's nice to do your hustle in Lagos, and build your nice beautiful home in another quiet serene city, really.
As a nigerian I never knew that akwa ibom is this beautiful,very clean
That’s sad
Try and visit ok
Next time a Ghanaian start a comparison; tell him your country has 36 state capitals that rock. Naija nor bi small country Toheeb. Make dem nor try us abeg.
Smh
@@jerrywonder1831 j
Jigawa left the group chart.sokoto..... loooool
Uyo is indeed beautiful,no cap...
Wow! This is the first city in Nigeria that I’m so impressed with its cleanliness, its orderliness, and less overcrowding than the usual overcrowded & chaotic big cities in Nigeria with all the hustle and bustle in conjunction with the endless honking of car horns.
Akwa Ibom is definitely on my bucket list whenever I visit Nigeria. Whoever is the Governor of this State has done a remarkable job. Well done African Tigress and your RUclips hosts for showing this beautiful and calming part of Nigeria.
There are also Calabar, Enugu, etc.
Nigeria has so many clean and green cities that don’t get so much attention.
@@charlesugochukwu9283: Thanks. Nigeria is a big country with a large population but the western media only shows the negative side of Nigeria,. Now, many African RUclipsrs are Channing the narratives by portraying the beauty and great diversities in Africa.
port Harcourt is one of the cleanest city in Nigeria too
🇳🇬Nice one,, good job.,This place look Clean and Organised than Lagos✅
Beautiful beautiful imagine the library is on another level. I lv the city
Thank you dada
Yesssss! I am so glad the African Tigress “took my advice” and met up with Reality Box!!!!!
Reality Box… you dey owe me ohhh!
The guy try
I fell in love with the cleanliness
Cross River and Akwa Iboms states are the cleanest I've visited in Nigeria. Even the villages very clean
You are absolutely correct
Awa Ibom is so peaceful and serene! This is just the capital, there are many hidden gems in each of her 31 Local governments. Kudos to the amazing team and African Tigress for telling sharing one of our many untold stories. Africa is much more than the myopic mainstream media portrays her. I'm so proud of my home state Akwa Ibom. You could feel the love of motherland
You are so right
Second video of akwua ibom please, because this is like waoo Nigeria 🇳🇬 in a different level with a different vibes
Yeah
Lagos is busy while Uyo, Akwa-Ibom is calm such a big difference. Thanks @AFRICAN TIGRESS for taking us along.
Yes . People in Lagos have evil spirit and so radical in nature
@@hunchou5240 it's a commercial hub, things are bound to be that way.
@@hunchou5240 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's not a thing of evil spirit. I think overpopulation is a problem for not just Lagos, but most big cities in Nigeria. There is little or no government will in our big cities.
Once the government decides to take orderliness as a priority no matter the backlash that may follow, then things will be better. Take PH for example during the military time people were more organised and orderly. Then if you do anyhow you see anyhow, so people behave themselves. Now it's free for all to misbehave. So the more the population the more the disorganisation in Nigeria. Only places with less people feels livable in Nigeria.
@@ekinematics you are right blood
African Tigress, I'm happy to see Stellawhyt with you. Uyo is really nice, calm and beautiful as well especially that ibom icon.
Uyo is truly the land of promise, paradise 👌💖
Your so right
You will live long.
Didnt want this to end. Beautiful greenery scenes. Keep it up 👍❤
Amazing Nigeria!!! Feels like I'm traveling in Nigeria. THANKS for a vivid vid!
Which state
Pls don’t say Lagos 😅😅
@@AjTory lol
African TIGRESS I swear you don't know how I'm loving this vlog. Your hooking up with a local youtuber who knows his onions was a good call.👊🏾
Just know you are not only educating foreigners but Nigerians. Cos many of them don't travel locally. All the know is connect a flight from Lagos or Abuja and then abroad.
Lol you killed me. All they know is connect a flight from Lagos or Abuja then abroad. Crazy lol
It's true now
In whose name did yoh write this comment..this made me laugh do hard at work..😂😂
So true!
Wow Im so impressed. Akwa Ibom is really beautiful and Reality box did an amazing job. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Very calm city for relaxation if you're tired of making money in Lagos.
lol@tired of making money at Lagos
Fact!
African Tigress you are an African child to the core. You are brave,amazing and adventurous.May God protect you as you crisscross the continent
Abuja , Enugu , Uyo and Calabar are the cleanest , greenery cities in Nigeria. Interesting video.
Enugu? hmmm
@@tosinojo7310 enugu is green
Enugu was the capital of southeast so its organized
And also kaduna is most cleanest in the northern region
@@muhammadabdulkareem4595 just travel to gombe
Wow, we don't know such places exist in Nigeria, thanks for showing us this place
African tigress welcome to Nigeria
The land of all, also welcome to south south Nigeria A.K.A Niger delta, the economy base of Nigeria,the area you can also see the most serene cities in Nigeria outside Abuja.
The harmattan is not making Uyo as green as it usually is !!
Exactly
I just love it, I can imagine how beautiful it gets after Harmattan
You are right, even the road to the stadium that used to be very greenish is now looking so dry, sun and harmattan is not helping matters
We told you you will love South South Nigeria/Niger Delta region..its a whole different vibe from Lagos. If you can, check out Calabar- that city is the bomb- it was Nigeria's first capital before it was moved to Lagos then later Abuja
Asaba in Delta state is another great place. If you are lucky, you might run into a Nollywood production cos they shoot a lot of movies there.
Next time come prepared to spend at least 6 months in Nigeria cos so much to see and explore. Wish you all the best
So much of "south south", how come we don't have North North?
Visa won't allow
@@viokand We love our South South. If you don't like it we don't care. We are South South people.
@@viokand go and ask the people who created the geopolitical zones. we love our south south.
Calabar was the capital of the South (which developed from the Niger Coast Protectorate), while Lokoja (and later Zungeru) was the capital of the North. And when the colony of Lagos was united with Southern Nigeria, the capital was taken from Calabar to Lagos while the capital of the North was moved from Zungeru to Kaduna. There was NEVER a time Calabar as the capital of the whole of Nigeria.
Calabar was the capital of the Niger Coast Protectorate from 1893 to 1900 when it merged with Lagos. But prior to Calabar administrative role was the Royal Niger Company (RNC) which was based in Asaba and dates from 1886 and unlike Calabar which was mainly concerned with the coastal areas of Southern Nigeria, the RNC controlled much of Northern Nigeria and much of the South (along the Niger) making Asaba a more appropriate candidate of "Nigeria first capital"
What make me like this city very greener clean and beautiful, Africa tigres I'm impress you're doing well... Guys well done.
Wow what an awesome city, thanks for being showing us this beautiful beautiful places in Nigeria.what fascinated me most was the building with those very high pillars,what a blessing to see.
Wao, African Tigress in my state yaaaaay🥰🥰🥰 make sure you eat Edikanikong Soup oo with pounded yam. ( remember the wonderful vegetable that you posted- fluted pumpkin)
My guy that soup na die. Generally they cook very well in that area of Nigeria.
Thank you, African princess, for bringing Akwa Ibom to our screens. It's lovely and clean, would love to visit one day. Its not overcrowed like Lagos
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Nigeria is so diverse
That's why in all ramifications, we can't be competed with
Nigeria, the Giant of Africa...beautiful place to chill in.
Abuja next to visit
Nigeria is giant of Africa for nothing,a country dt depends hugely on import for survival is nothing but a sleeping giant
@@chukwukakennedy6296 soon, 🇳🇬 will be awake
How is the security situation? I'm visiting Nigeria soon.
@@bigk2198 are you not watching her video, she is from Kenya
@@hunchou5240 She is in Nigeria now. Also, the guy who started this thread seems to know about Nigeria.
Good Morning African Tigress
Indeed Nigeria is Beautiful and I agree with the Nigerian RUclipsr that the City is clean
I am really impressed with Uyo
African Tigress..you won my heart over. I have spent over 3 hours watching some of your videos..and because you landed in my home State and even want into the VILLAGE ( which is how many villages in Akwa Ibom & Cross River State and most South Southern States in Nigeria are...th village landscape changes in Nigeria basically asthenia region changes..), you have a LOYAL subscriber...
I'm Akwa ibomite and I'm proud of my state.......very clean and cool 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃🦋 please show more thanks very for the video
Love your content: just Subscribed all the way from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Always everywhere lol
This place is beautiful ❤it
You still need to visit calabar, Anambra, Delta and Abuja, Nigeria is not Lagos alone
Pay her transport fares
Is there anything fun to view in anambra
@@okaforgodswill2906 when you get there you will know
Enugu too, Jo's, Kano. Kaduna
Thank you to you African Tigress for showing them Nigeria from the lenses of a non-Nigerian.
Though Nigeria has many problems, created by leadership, but it also has a lot to be grateful and hopeful for.
Personally for me, being in diaspora now, your videos bring good memories of old times. I schooled in Calabar and this video brings back fun memories of the Calabar/Uyo axis. Calabar is another great city. My early adult/career life was in Port Harcourt and your video yesterday also brought back fun memories of my years in PH as we call it.
I guess you'd need months, if not years to cover Nigeria but however much you can do, you're doing a great job.
The problems were not created by leadership, it was created by everyone in the country... You have to change that mentality of blaming only the leaders... Everyone must work together to fix the problem because everyone created the problems!
@@thetravlogger9895 And I'd ask you to explain how the problems were created by everyone? And I'd further ask you how do you work together to fix anything with a corrupt leadership? Is it the people that made Nigerian leaders what they are....? I leave you to fill the blank.
And you can say it's the leaders that were voted in, since I doubt you're a Nigerian. But if you're a Nigerian, you' should know how elections in Nigeria and the results go.
Back to working together to fix things, I'd use one example, do you know how quickly the craziness on the roads will disappear if the government officers themselves obey the traffic laws and go with the traffic?
When a governor's convoy can climb curbs, drive on the opposite lane, force motorist out of the road, does not obey the speed limit, what does such teach people about civility and respect for laws in their daily engagements?
@@isoryte201 Nigerians all around the world act exactly the same as Nigerians in Nigeria... It's a DNA thing, nothing to do with leadership or the government.
Nigerians are famous for many things i wouldn't like to mention here. But let's just say our prisons here in the UK are filled with Nigerians. Same story in the US, South Africa, Dubai & many countries around the world... If your government are the problem then why did Huspuppy resort to crime in Dubai? Is Dubai governed by Nigerian leaders as well???
@@thetravlogger9895 Where were the leaders selected from? From space?
@@abodunrinabayomi8808 you've just answered your own question
Wow this place is beautiful 😍. Definitely on my vacation list, so peaceful ❤️.
I can't explain how much I love this video. Thank you so much AT for the baton you have taken to showcase Africa to Africans and to the rest of the world
I love Uyo so much! I'm from Edo state, Nigeria.
Thank you African Tigress for this!
Nigerians love Kenyans alot! 💪💪💪🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
This is amazing, fantastic job African Tigress 👏
Greetings from Nairobi,Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I may relocate to uyo when I finally come back to Nigeria but my only worry is doing business here.
I swear uyo,is so beautiful
Yes oo
I've been to this state severally. I might move down there finally this year, I'm being delayed because of my financial situation. But i plan to move down this year, God willing
Uyo is beautiful, when shall.i visit o. I have only visited, lagos, Abuja, Delta, Anam ta and Enugu. I was so impressed when i visited Enugu, now look at Uyo....wow! God bless Nigeria
African Tigress thanks for sharing the African experience. What a free marketing and Advertising and PR. You deserve a national award 🏅🏅
Thank you for bringing these beautiful images to the rest of the world. Just subbed! I am from the Caribbean!
I definitely have to visit Akwa Ibom
I am a Nigerian but there's still a lot of things I don't even know about my country.
Welcome to Nigeria, beautiful lady..a real African Tigress. You're doing well
Akwa Ibom is really a fantastic place. Glad you enjoyed your trip.
Try and visit IBENO beach and eat roasted fish @African Tigress. Its not that far from Uyo. Enugu, Calabar and Asaba are worth visiting too
Visited the beach yesterday!
@@AFRICANTIGRESS we need videos of the beach and also visit the bridge of no return at ikot abasi
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Any videos pls? I want to visit Nigeria later this year and want to visit other states apart from Lagos and I LOVE a nice beach.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS you went to my home town beach 🎉🎉😁😁😁
@@truethots3088 wait are you from Ibeno? Cos that my town
This part of Nigeria is where the oil refineries are along with it being the nations bread basket for agriculture and second largest seaport. Also this region is the area that powers Nigeria electrical grid, so it is a economically prosperous area hence its clean cities, also several of the regions universities are at the top of Africas list of educational institutions.
Indeed you are a wife material beautiful sister. Nigeria is your home.
Thank you for visiting the Niger Delta. In Nigeria people talk only about Lagos and Abuja, whereas the Niger Delta region has some of the best looking cities in the country. You've done 2 which is Port Harcourt and Uyo, if you still have time and resources Calabar is just next door, then Warri, Benin and maybe Asaba, not forgetting Yenagoa.
God bless the Niger Delta.
Amen . God bless south south
nothing is in Benin , yenogoa , Asaba etc .
PH , calabar and Uyo are the good cities in SS i will recommend for a visitor.
Warri is develop?
@@PAYDAYHEDGE they are trying
@@onyegboancientpeople7179 "nothing is in Benin" you say? A society that's existed for more than a thousand years with a well documented history of upholding the Africa pride is worth visiting. It may not be as developed as these newer cities at the moment but, it holds it's ground in many other respects amongst which is being the cradle of black civilization. Besides, people travel to various places for various reasons, to burst your bubble, there are hundreds of european/ world tourists visiting Benin city to see and learn. Finally, learn to respect your elders.
African tigress you have a new subscriber here akwa ibom state is beautiful do check other state like Enugu calabar Owerri
Thanks Tigress for another amazing episode, always amazing to see these different parts of Nigeria 👍
Wow, you’re doing a wonderful job my dear. I have a bad experience when I visited legos, cos it’s so overwhelmingly dirty n crowded, but your video of port harcourt n this has given me a different feel. Many thanks! The city is indeed beautiful n clean! Well done!✅👏🇬🇭🍉❤️
You are welcome 🤗