When I went to Congo in 2008, the only way to travel from Brazzaville to Pointe-Noire was by train. It took us a full day and night to get from Brazzaville to Pointe-Noire.
I AM GLAD THAT YOU'RE ENJOYING THE ADVENTURE. IT'S A CHALLENGE, BUT AS THEY SAY, SOMEONE GOT TO DO IT. YOU'RE UP TO THE CHALLENGE AND DOINGITWELL. BE SAFE.
HI BROTHER. I AGREE WITH YOU. GOING OFF TRACK CAN TAKE A TOLL ON THE BIKE, GAS, TIME, AND YOURSELF. DO YOU ASK FOR DIRECTIONS INSTEAD OF RELYING SORELY ON GPS? GPS EVERYWHERE CAN TAKE YOU ROUND AND ROUND THOUGH IT CAN TAKE YOU TO YOUR DESTINATION.
@@1098XZY I tell you brother. I sometimes ask for direction but on this day…hahaha I was so confident I could make it with GPS, you know. It is well…it is part of the adventure 🙏🏾
My brother, I don’t know whether you have started it already, I humbly suggest you should be jotting down the key memorable points in this adventure as you would need them for your memoir in future. May Allah guide and protect you.
You left Brazzaville from the south and took the wrong road to Pointe Noire. You should have exited the city from the north (from where you got into Brazzaville) to reach the road to Pointe Noire which is in very good condition. Thanks for sharing. God be with you every step of your long journey.
Nice work and documentary. However, the Amazon is not the longest river in the world and Congo River is not the second longest river. The longest river is Nile River. The Amazon is the river with the most volume of water followed by the Congo River. Volume and length are not the same. Also Brazzaville and Kinshasa are not the two closest cities in the world. The honor goes to Buda and Pest, which are separated by a 378 meter bridge. But if you are talking about the two closest capital cities of two countries, the honor belongs to Brazzaville and Kinshasa which are two miles apart.
@@emmanuelokonta1241 I agree with you on the river bit that the Congo river is the second-longest in Africa (after the Nile) and not in the world. But I strongly don’t agree with your thought on the city part; that wasn’t necessary if you knew Kinshasa and Brazzaville are two different national capitals. Who doesn’t know Kinshasa and Brazzaville are two separate capital cities? Which is what were referring to and not cities of the same nation as in Hungary’s Buda-Pest. Besides if you had watched the entire video you would have heard me clarify that by categorically mentioning the names of the two countries accordingly at the beach of the Congo River on the Brazzaville side. Thank you for your sharing though. Peace and blessings ✌🏾
@@TheFlyingFlags I did watch the video and I am not restricting the rivers to Africa only. Please take a moment and read my contribution again. The Congo River is the second river by volume in the world. Also, in your clips you said the two closest cities in the world. That is not correct. You did state that they are in two different countries, but you did not specify that they are the two closest capital cities. I am only trying to help you remove the ambiguity for future purposes. I hope I make my self clear. I do not have any intention of undermining you in any way.
@@emmanuelokonta1241 Yes, I understood you on the volume of water globally and again, I agree.🫡 However, our chat in the clip had nothing to do with volume; we were talking about length and that’s what I’m trying to draw your attention to by acknowledging that we should have said it is second-longest after the Nile in Africa and not second-longest in the the world after the Amazon (here I’m correcting myself)-focusing on the exact topic of discussion, “length”! With emphasis on “capital” I understand and I really think it is helpful. But ALSO, a comprehensive look of the video completely eliminates the ambiguity you’re concern about. At the beginning of the video I already introduced Brazzaville as the capital city of Republic of the Congo and at the beach of the river we clarified we were going “to see Kinshasa” which is in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, on the other side. We all, sometimes, skip words because we already know what we are saying and make room for others to get it. Trust me, I appreciate your input on this and I never thought you meant to undermine me.😄 I’m also certainly not undermining you in any way.😎 I learn a lot from you all here in the comments and I want that always. Your opinions help me improve on many things as I travel. Thank you! Peace ✌🏾
I disagree with you and your friend, the longest river in the whole world is River Nile with its source in Uganda, the second is Amazon of America, may be River Congo is somewhere, but River Nile is the longest starting from Lake Victoria in Uganda and emptying in Mediterranean sea Egypt. Nelson Asiimwe Uganda
@@nelsonveryinspiringsongver8042 You are certainly right about the Nile being the longest in the world, arguably. For sure the River Congo is the second-longest in Africa not the world. But definitely the deepest in the world. Thank you for drawing our attention to that. Sometimes we don’t get it right! Peace and blessings ✌🏾
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Good job!!! This was very refreshing. The editing was on a different level.
@@snowball6175 thank you brother. Learning as I continue 🙏🏾
God bless you brother
@@upperroomtabernaclebr.yves4961 amen 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for showing us these beautiful places we have in Africa and sharing some of the History with its friendly people with us ✌🏾✌🏾MDSTH
@@FlorencejDemba Absolutely. I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity. Thank you EFJD 🙏🏾
When I went to Congo in 2008, the only way to travel from Brazzaville to Pointe-Noire was by train. It took us a full day and night to get from Brazzaville to Pointe-Noire.
Interesting! A lot have changed in the last decade. 😄🙏🏾🇨🇬
@@TheFlyingFlags believe so. I hope you have a nice trip, as it easy for an European biker to travel easly between Africa than a African man.
@@koolohinde I tell you. It is tough but we keep going. Lots of visas making it challenging
Yessssss,I'd come just hesr you pray.bless your heart and stay safe
@@YawBarima-pj9ql thank you very much sir 🙏🏾
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Always great to see the love and hospitality of our people.
@@SambaC195 my pleasure sir. Thank you for the encouragement 📣
Fantastic as usual sir.
@@visionquest7870 thank you my brother. I hope you’re doing well
@@TheFlyingFlags I am doing well and continued safe journeys.
This is an eye opener. Never assumed Brazzaville to be like this.
@@Rahm1.0 I tell you. It’s a beautiful city
I’m a new RUclipsr and watching this video from Germany! Thanks for this great Vlog! I will be traveling to Burkina Faso in November as well
@@Abtravelerr wonderful. I’m glad you found it encouraging. Safe travels brother. ✌🏾
I think when you get to the countries, also show us their tourist destinations or centres. It will be helpful
@@goodhealthgoodlife1994 For sure. Thank you 🙏🏾
Wow. I'm glad to see congo.
@@BettyBona awesome 😎
my man you are one of the best motoblogger there is i hope the best brother
@@bruno65301 thank you very much brother. Respect to you 🫡
I AM GLAD THAT YOU'RE ENJOYING THE ADVENTURE. IT'S A CHALLENGE, BUT AS THEY SAY, SOMEONE GOT TO DO IT. YOU'RE UP TO THE CHALLENGE AND DOINGITWELL. BE SAFE.
That’s right, thanks for the encouragement
Weldone brother
@@emmiwuks thank you
Beautiful city of Brazzaville
@@kobyk8784 certainly! Lovely city
Yes African people ❤❤❤❤is the greatest on earth United States of Africa
@@pauletteshakes3049 🫡😎✌🏾
I can see additional cameras
It's really good
Keep it up
@@goodhealthgoodlife1994 thank you very much 🙏🏾
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🇨🇬 ❤️👍🏾
i want to see you guys in Angola
@@MohamadHussein-z5t hopefully sir🙏🏾
HI BROTHER. I AGREE WITH YOU. GOING OFF TRACK CAN TAKE A TOLL ON THE BIKE, GAS, TIME, AND YOURSELF. DO YOU ASK FOR DIRECTIONS INSTEAD OF RELYING SORELY ON GPS? GPS EVERYWHERE CAN TAKE YOU ROUND AND ROUND THOUGH IT CAN TAKE YOU TO YOUR DESTINATION.
@@1098XZY I tell you brother. I sometimes ask for direction but on this day…hahaha I was so confident I could make it with GPS, you know. It is well…it is part of the adventure 🙏🏾
I think you miss the main road. This is not the main road to Pointe Noire. The New road has been inaugurated a few years ago.
Certainly 😄✌🏾
The Congo River is the second most powerful and also the deepest river in the world.
@@stonedimi6275 👍🏾
Congo 🇨🇬 is nice
@@alvinbaidoo3450 I tell you. They are really trying.
My brother, I don’t know whether you have started it already, I humbly suggest you should be jotting down the key memorable points in this adventure as you would need them for your memoir in future. May Allah guide and protect you.
@@dogonyaro8394 Ameen, brother! I certainly have journals with me. Thank you for the support.
Peace and blessings!
@@TheFlyingFlags Well, scan them and cloud them. Don't come tell us one day that fire don burn dem.
@@z.t.8950 hahaha 🤣 yes sir
❤ Hello!😊
@@สุจิตราคงสถิตย์ hi 👋
You left Brazzaville from the south and took the wrong road to Pointe Noire. You should have exited the city from the north (from where you got into Brazzaville) to reach the road to Pointe Noire which is in very good condition. Thanks for sharing. God be with you every step of your long journey.
@@mikebrown7484 Yeah it makes sense now. I knew it hahaha. Thank you for that.
The Nile is longest river in the world followed by the Amazon.Kinshasa and brazaville are the closest capitals.
For sure👍🏾
Angola is Central Africa and part of ECCAS. Pointe Noire in English is Black Point
@@je12345 ✌🏾
What country is coming?
@@DusanTadicDusanVlahovicand watch the video again. I just said that.
Nice work and documentary. However, the Amazon is not the longest river in the world and Congo River is not the second longest river. The longest river is Nile River. The Amazon is the river with the most volume of water followed by the Congo River. Volume and length are not the same. Also Brazzaville and Kinshasa are not the two closest cities in the world. The honor goes to Buda and Pest, which are separated by a 378 meter bridge. But if you are talking about the two closest capital cities of two countries, the honor belongs to Brazzaville and Kinshasa which are two miles apart.
@@emmanuelokonta1241 I agree with you on the river bit that the Congo river is the second-longest in Africa (after the Nile) and not in the world.
But I strongly don’t agree with your thought on the city part; that wasn’t necessary if you knew Kinshasa and Brazzaville are two different national capitals.
Who doesn’t know Kinshasa and Brazzaville are two separate capital cities? Which is what were referring to and not cities of the same nation as in Hungary’s Buda-Pest. Besides if you had watched the entire video you would have heard me clarify that by categorically mentioning the names of the two countries accordingly at the beach of the Congo River on the Brazzaville side.
Thank you for your sharing though.
Peace and blessings ✌🏾
@@TheFlyingFlags I did watch the video and I am not restricting the rivers to Africa only. Please take a moment and read my contribution again. The Congo River is the second river by volume in the world. Also, in your clips you said the two closest cities in the world. That is not correct. You did state that they are in two different countries, but you did not specify that they are the two closest capital cities. I am only trying to help you remove the ambiguity for future purposes. I hope I make my self clear. I do not have any intention of undermining you in any way.
@@emmanuelokonta1241 Yes, I understood you on the volume of water globally and again, I agree.🫡
However, our chat in the clip had nothing to do with volume; we were talking about length and that’s what I’m trying to draw your attention to by acknowledging that we should have said it is second-longest after the Nile in Africa and not second-longest in the the world after the Amazon (here I’m correcting myself)-focusing on the exact topic of discussion, “length”!
With emphasis on “capital” I understand and I really think it is helpful. But ALSO, a comprehensive look of the video completely eliminates the ambiguity you’re concern about. At the beginning of the video I already introduced Brazzaville as the capital city of Republic of the Congo and at the beach of the river we clarified we were going “to see Kinshasa” which is in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, on the other side. We all, sometimes, skip words because we already know what we are saying and make room for others to get it.
Trust me, I appreciate your input on this and I never thought you meant to undermine me.😄 I’m also certainly not undermining you in any way.😎 I learn a lot from you all here in the comments and I want that always. Your opinions help me improve on many things as I travel.
Thank you! Peace ✌🏾
Getting Angola visa is very difficult
@@kobyk8784 I tell you. Not a joke 😄
I disagree with you and your friend, the longest river in the whole world is River Nile with its source in Uganda, the second is Amazon of America, may be River Congo is somewhere, but River Nile is the longest starting from Lake Victoria in Uganda and emptying in Mediterranean sea Egypt.
Nelson Asiimwe
Uganda
@@nelsonveryinspiringsongver8042 You are certainly right about the Nile being the longest in the world, arguably. For sure the River Congo is the second-longest in Africa not the world. But definitely the deepest in the world. Thank you for drawing our attention to that.
Sometimes we don’t get it right! Peace and blessings ✌🏾