Living in Port Harcourt Better than Lagos? | Lets Explore Nigeria's Oil City
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this video i show you an area in Port Harcourt Nigeria, where the rich, live. Then we continou to a street fair inside the city biggest golf estate in the city. There, we will have a taste of Nigeria's famous oil rice and meet some of the fun loving people in Port Harcourt.
I started today's tour of Port Harcourt from the old government reserved area. Many of the people that live here either own one or multiple oil blocks or they are MDs of local and international oil companies. The area was first reserved for European settlers, the people that discovered oil in Nigeria in 1956. From here we headed to the famous golf estate.
Lils Native Pot is a well known outdoor cateral in Port Harcourt popular for the local favourite Oil rice. She offers carering services for all kind of events in and around Port Harcourt. She is prepairing to head out to the street fair inside the golf esate.
The Rivtaf golf estate in port harcout has transformed real estate in nigeria by puting a lot of emphasis on estate greenry and landscapping. The estate is unique as it brings together middle to high income earners in port harcourt. Popularly known as Port Harcourt’s best kept secretthe estate, has 1000 housing units on a 40 hectare piece of land. The estate accomodates many of the triendiest people in the city, many of which own and operate different busineses in and around the estate. Every year the golf estate host this street fair for its over 4000 residents.
wow,i have never seen such beautiful estate before lovely greenry
Portharcourt is a better,sane and cleaner city than Lagos❤
Don't exaggerate. I have lived in portharcourt, it's not anywhere compared to Lagos with is polluted air.
Our city is beautiful ❤❤❤
This is my South South Brothers
Liking from the other side of South South CROSS river state
There is nothing like south south in any part of the world.
I am akwa IBOMIT, I classify my regions as south eastern not south south.
@@cjfglobalforexcjfglobalfor5660 shut up Biafrans
@@cjfglobalforexcjfglobalfor5660 many of Akwa Ibom will not agree with you.
This South South thing is a ploy to divide South region against each other.
@@cjfglobalforexcjfglobalfor5660 there's geography and there's geopolitics. When u study geopolitics u'll understand why south-south is valid.
@@cjfglobalforexcjfglobalfor5660 agreed with. Hence, we from Delta and Edo that grouped as south south can also state that we are from south west as that is where we were at geographically and politically.
Extremely beautiful
Thanks
My city ❤❤❤
Native Rivers State things should be shown . PH is a Rivers state city .
Port Harcourt is a Nigerian City!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
PH❤
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Why moi moi and Djolof rice? There are not locales dish??
Yawn. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
We eat it like that oga waiting shuu
People can't have a narrow taste in food, just because you have a narrow mindset!
I know jollof rice and bean pudding to be Nigerian dishes, I didn't think they belonged to a particular "tribe"!
palm oil rice
If you want the opportunity go to Lagos.
What opportunity?
Are you talking about the opportunity's for up coming agboros 😂 No offence Pls
That's y there is no opportunity in ur state that makes u prefer Lagos to ur state.
@@NinaSweet_TV😂Haven't your agberos chased all the oil companies to Lagos? Una go learn in a hardway by VDM😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@hopeponi676😂You have opportunity in your state yet have a high number of jobless youths.
We have old and new gra, ur narrative isn't correct; u most not be an MD in oil firm or what ever. Old gra is part of river's state capital which is port-harcourt, is better u call the name of the area than to call everywhere port-harcourt.
Lagos is way better but port Harcourt is not half bad too
That depend on your age!! People in their 20's to 40's might prefer Lagos for sure!
But people in their 50's, 60's and 70's might actually prefer Port Harcourt!
It has by far fewer population, fewer slums, not as manic traffic jams, it has more greeneries!
Port Harcourt is also as multi ethnic as Lagos, but without any one ethnic group laying sole claim to the city and disturbing others!
@@aframaco9491 yeah cos Lagos is yoruba land while portharcourt is Owned by multiple groups, Lagos is no where near as multi ethnic natively,,also yes I'm in my 20s and i prefer Lagos cos Lagos is just way more developed in everything and fun too, the traffic jams problem is a problem but it depends on your location and your profession
@@oluwadamilola6233 So you literally agree with me on all the points I made .
That's so nice to hear! In your 20's Lagos would be right up your street!
I prefer PH, less populated, less slums , almost no culture of menacing "Area Boys", more greenery, more peace and harmony among the ethnic groups, and the foooood!(Bole with grilled fish)!!
Mmmm. I prefer Port Harcourt to Lagos though.
Apart from improved opportunities for getting a job, I'd pick PHC.
Port Harcourt is much more serene. Weather is cooler year round, the city is greener and the roads are in a better shape than what is currently found in Lagos. Plus I detest the traffic in Lagos.
Also Lagos is more expensive to live in when it comes to property rentals. Yeah PHC has some expensive neighbourhoods but you generally get good value for the money and won't have to live too far from business and industrial districts to have affordable housing in a decent environment. Street parking in Lagos is also not very convenient.
So I think it's beyond just the age as a number. But it's down to individual preferences.
Personally, I'd pick Port Harcourt and Abuja (as cities with over 3m residents each) over Lagos (way past 10m residents) as far as quality of life is concerned, I just don't need to see too many human beings all over me, I like my space and I value ambience.. But that's my own preference.
Abuja better pass Lagos