Well done for helping the bike guy, everyone deserves a 2nd chance, hopefully he will learn from it Also, plate or no plate the person can still be a kidnapper or something similar. People clone plates here in the uk to commit crime etc anyway
It really is not easy travelling through Nigeria of today. See the Uromi station looking so quiet, not much economic activities going on there. A small town station! We need to fix the security situation to get our country moving and travelling again. So many beautiful towns to visit and explore but fear of violence, robbery and kidnapping will not let us. I do not envy the next President of Nigeria because of the amount of work he will have on his hands just by looking at the vast terrain in this vlog alone. It is well!
Indians operate the same way in Australia as do other Asian communities. The intellectuals call it "in group preference". Needless to say black people abroad have one of the lowest "in group preference". The result is that money leaves the community faster and the community stays poorer longer. @Oga Wilz, you're a good guy. Your proficiency with languages goes a long way. This will help promote understanding in the country. 👍👏🇳🇬
A jungle like Nation where citizens live by luck everyday. Those Okada Hausa speakers might not be Nigerians because Hausa is spoken in almost all west African Countries. They could be kidnappeers and the so called security officers might be armed-Men out there to kidnap and rob. Really sad how uncontrolled and unchecked things are in Nigeria.
@@muhammedfitnessgrema3139 , why are they not speaking English since English or pidgin is what every Nigerians speak and understand? If they can't even speak English or pidgin - if they are actually Nigerians - then they must live in their villages to be farming.
Because you were with the biker that days does not mean he is a good person. He could have dirty stuff he does with the bike any other day. This is the major problem security agents face in Nigeria, INTIMIDATIONS, and trust me it makes them compromise. Next time,just allow the officer do his job.
The security men were asking if I wanted to help the bike guy get out of the situation and my first response was no. But after being there for a while and the bike men begging me not to leave them. I felt pity and helped. Did I prevent them from doing their job? Absolutely no. Part of their job is to collect money from bike men as they pass every point. This situation was just a means of getting more from the bike guy. I travel around the country and I see this all the time. Even when I'm driving my own car.
@@Bigwillz This is not necessarily an accuse anyway. There is no ignorance before the law. You still should have allowed the law take it's course. You indirectly bullied the security agents
Am from that part of ISHAN land.I love your video clips so awesome.I don’t live outside Nigeria, glad to see how Uromi look like.Thank God you guys weren’t harmed by the two Hausa bike Riders, based on what we are hearing going on in Nigeria.keep up with the good job How I wish you can go to my Village To show me my parents house? How do I get your contact?
You should not have bribed those so-called policemen. You should have let the Okada rider deal with the situation for disobeying the law. He did not register his motorcycle but yet expects the government to repair the road. How do we expect better Nigeria if we keep acting like this?
The security men were asking if I wanted to help the bike guy get out of the situation and my first response was no. But after being there for a while and the bike men begging me not to leave them. I felt pity and helped. Did I prevent them from doing their job? Absolutely no. Part of their job is to collect money from bike men as they pass every point. This situation was just a means of getting more from the bike guy. I travel around the country and I see this all the time. Even when I'm driving my own car
Begin for illegal movement all dose one is among why we can't get the security right in this If for example something happens to you tell how they will trace him Nigerians we have to wake-up for all those Begin Begin for illegal things
Lmao Nigerians are very funny everyone here saying you are a problem is wild. Same people that will ask you if you don yahoo because police stops you. Rider is wrong for not having plate but it isn’t like an offense that you can’t plead for abeg.
My brother, if they get harassed by the police and their car papers taken from them when they are on the highway traveling. Will they say take me to the station and waste hours there or will they find a way to settle with the police officers? Your answer is as good as mine.
You are right. He should have allowed them deal with the bike man. But on a second thought, I believed he felt sorry for the guy and decided to help. I think I would have helped too.
By the time you got some where that's my village awo
@@EituajeOjie interesting. Wish I knew this before we got there. I would have stopped for a minute to talk about your village.
Uromi is my town
Thanks for the video
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I want born and brought up in uromi , it surprising watching this , I hope to be here someday
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Nice one ❤
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Well done for helping the bike guy, everyone deserves a 2nd chance, hopefully he will learn from it
Also, plate or no plate the person can still be a kidnapper or something similar. People clone plates here in the uk to commit crime etc anyway
Thank you
Nice one from you... 👏👏👏
Thank you
You passed my village awo❤️ to ohe road train station
@@EituajeOjie wao
My hometown 🥰
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It really is not easy travelling through Nigeria of today. See the Uromi station looking so quiet, not much economic activities going on there. A small town station! We need to fix the security situation to get our country moving and travelling again. So many beautiful towns to visit and explore but fear of violence, robbery and kidnapping will not let us. I do not envy the next President of Nigeria because of the amount of work he will have on his hands just by looking at the vast terrain in this vlog alone. It is well!
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I used the train it was very fine
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But it’s actually wrong to be driving without drivers plate you shouldn’t have begged for him so next time sir allow authorities to do their work
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Indians operate the same way in Australia as do other Asian communities. The intellectuals call it "in group preference". Needless to say black people abroad have one of the lowest "in group preference". The result is that money leaves the community faster and the community stays poorer longer.
@Oga Wilz, you're a good guy. Your proficiency with languages goes a long way. This will help promote understanding in the country. 👍👏🇳🇬
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Don't get yourself out trouble sir. You should have left them there to sought out their issues.
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A jungle like Nation where citizens live by luck everyday. Those Okada Hausa speakers might not be Nigerians because Hausa is spoken in almost all west African Countries. They could be kidnappeers and the so called security officers might be armed-Men out there to kidnap and rob. Really sad how uncontrolled and unchecked things are in Nigeria.
I later realized the people at the check point had vigilante written on the back of the clothes. They are not actually police officers.
So because they are Hausas now they might be kidnappers ? Are there not kidnappers igbo or Yorubas you guys with your way of thinking
@@muhammedfitnessgrema3139 , why are they not speaking English since English or pidgin is what every Nigerians speak and understand? If they can't even speak English or pidgin - if they are actually Nigerians - then they must live in their villages to be farming.
Because you were with the biker that days does not mean he is a good person. He could have dirty stuff he does with the bike any other day. This is the major problem security agents face in Nigeria, INTIMIDATIONS, and trust me it makes them compromise. Next time,just allow the officer do his job.
The security men were asking if I wanted to help the bike guy get out of the situation and my first response was no. But after being there for a while and the bike men begging me not to leave them. I felt pity and helped.
Did I prevent them from doing their job? Absolutely no. Part of their job is to collect money from bike men as they pass every point. This situation was just a means of getting more from the bike guy. I travel around the country and I see this all the time. Even when I'm driving my own car.
@@Bigwillz This is not necessarily an accuse anyway. There is no ignorance before the law. You still should have allowed the law take it's course. You indirectly bullied the security agents
Let police they do thire work oga
What's the name of the train station
I can't remember the name but it's the only station in Uromi.
Am from that part of ISHAN land.I love your video clips so awesome.I don’t live outside Nigeria, glad to see how Uromi look like.Thank God you guys weren’t harmed by the two Hausa bike Riders, based on what we are hearing going on in Nigeria.keep up with the good job
How I wish you can go to my Village To show me my parents house? How do I get your contact?
My whatsapp number is on my Instagram page. @Bigwillzphotography
It's called Esan. Not Ishan please 😩
You should not have bribed those so-called policemen. You should have let the Okada rider deal with the situation for disobeying the law. He did not register his motorcycle but yet expects the government to repair the road. How do we expect better Nigeria if we keep acting like this?
The security men were asking if I wanted to help the bike guy get out of the situation and my first response was no. But after being there for a while and the bike men begging me not to leave them. I felt pity and helped.
Did I prevent them from doing their job? Absolutely no. Part of their job is to collect money from bike men as they pass every point. This situation was just a means of getting more from the bike guy. I travel around the country and I see this all the time. Even when I'm driving my own car
I know Uromi
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Vigilante they are not police 👮♀️
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WETIN YOU CARRY ..... OPEN YA BOOT
Na dem be that
Sir, you should have let the police officers do their job 😢.
I guess I should. I noticed they had vigilante written on the back of their clothes. That was as why I decided to plead on the guys behalf
Begin for illegal movement all dose one is among why we can't get the security right in this If for example something happens to you tell how they will trace him Nigerians we have to wake-up for all those Begin Begin for illegal things
Thank you for your points.
Lmao Nigerians are very funny everyone here saying you are a problem is wild. Same people that will ask you if you don yahoo because police stops you.
Rider is wrong for not having plate but it isn’t like an offense that you can’t plead for abeg.
My brother, if they get harassed by the police and their car papers taken from them when they are on the highway traveling. Will they say take me to the station and waste hours there or will they find a way to settle with the police officers? Your answer is as good as mine.
It's a stolen bike
Not necessarily so. Some may not have the money for registration. But have to work for a while to get the money. This you see often in the north.
You are part of the problem we have in Nigeria
You are right. He should have allowed them deal with the bike man. But on a second thought, I believed he felt sorry for the guy and decided to help. I think I would have helped too.
@Majid, I guess I should have left him there. Sorry to be part of the problem in Nigeria as I decided to help the bike guy.
@@Bigwillz you did well brother,dont mind the comments.
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@@originaldelta Thank you bro