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You're indeed a courageous lady! Thanks for making me feel my beautiful city! Please try to visit Dominican University, Samonda near UI... there is a building rated as one of the 10 unique African architecture in Africa along with a library inside UI. God bless!
I hope that we can all see how people are fighting to make ends meet, working hard, and risking their lives. Some even work through the night, yet insensitive individuals would label them as scammers and blame Them for all their country's woes. Only God knows what would have happened if 1% of Nigeria's population, approximately 2.4 million people, were scammers.
As a Namibian I find the sheer number of people, motorcycles and small-size cars ( i don’t know what they are called- we don’t have them in Namibia) on the street truly remarkable. The city is way too overcrowded but looks interesting. I’m fascinated by Nigeria I would love to visit the country one day.
With over 2 million people in a country of less than 1 million square kilometres, you are bound to experience overcrowding. Thank you for visiting my city.
You are highly welcome to Nigeria. This is the only country in Africa were blacks are not called foreigners. We all are AFRICANS. As an African and a black man , you are not called foreigner but AFRICAN first.
Ancient city of ibadan Oyo state south western Nigeria... Guess not alot of peeps knew Ibadan is the birthplace of Hugo weaving(agent Smith matrix) singer sade and uk rapper bugsey
Ibadan is truly an ancient city and an organized chaos. However, taking a tour towards ring road would have given you more of the Lagos vibe. Iwo road is also a major transit point in the whole Nigeria that bears resemblance with Oshodi Lagos. And no, cocoa mall is not the biggest mall, a bigger one is on ring road where you missed. If you also drove through Jericho, you would have seen what looks like like lekki with some choice hotels. The places you transversed are mostly the ancient part of that city. It's a really huge city that 24hours would not be enough time to capture. Well done tigress!
@@frankjiendu5566 why are you apologizing what is wrong with the "feeding frenzy" as you say? . I don't understand people like you that are so quickly ashamed of were they are from . Very unfortunate
@@truethots3088: Good. You may not comprehend. It is okay. I am ashamed bcos Ibadan has not developed to my liking. The same density overpopulation last I was there 1977. Sorry!!
African Tigress did it again. Such a nice video on Ibadan, an ancient city. I never knew Ibadan was such an old nice and big city. I love it so much. Had I known about so many beautiful places in Africa that the tigress has shown, i would have moved a long long time ago and lived with my own people. Thank you so much, African Tigress, one of the most amazing black woman on Earth.
African Tigress doing her thing always, Kudos!! This is a good review. As a Lagosian Igbo man, I have Been here severally for business in the past years and I know almost All those places. Eleyele, Ring road, Apata, CHALLENGE, Sango, Bodija. LOL...Ibadan is an ancient City of Intellectuals, NO doubt....I miss Home though!I pray the government improve the Standards of living, so that, We can all go back home and enjoy our territory as it should! Keep up the good work African Tigress !
After learning my ancestors are from here, its amazing as an “American” to see home for the 1st time. Im not even there and it feels familiar. Thank you for this
Come home we are here for all our forefathers grandchildren we are one Africa one black world 🌎 Africa is your home Africa is safe with kind and happy people don't let BBC and CNN fake news discourage you all 54 countries in Africa continent are doing well every day
Kudos to you African Tigress, this video is clear, bright and well recorded. Ibadan was the capital of western region when Nigeria was practicing regional government, the city of warriors and it used to be the biggest city in West Africa. There are many beautiful areas in Ibadan but only a resident can take you to those places within your limited time there
The way how cars move and all the bodas remind me of Uganda but their cars and the side of the road they drive on is like the US.. Thank you for the raw footage my dear!🥰
Lol ut is pitiful. Look at the poor infrastructure, cars not fit for the roads on the street, chaos everywhere. Your political leaders should be severely punished with all the natural resources they are sharing among themselves
That’s naija for you. Soon the trains will help reduce keke etc😀. Anyhow, your love for naija is remarkable, I hope some Nigerians will learn from this and help commot those thieves in government. These streets produces the great talents you see out there today.
This is Africa & thanks for the video. Driving in most African countries is scary. We used to read bout Indaban before we heard of Lagos & it’s good to see it. With all that crazy traffic, I fail to understand why most roads don’t have street line markings. I do see the same trend on some roads in my native nation too. But now I know where my nation copied street vending.
You can see the difference between Ibadan and Lagos. That the former is more relaxed and cool, than the latter. I moved to Ibadan after 3 years in Lagos, and I felt reluctant going back to Lagos because of its hustle and bustle. In fact, some people own businesses and factories in Lagos, but they prefer to live in Ibadan. While there, with a nice car and good road, the drive from Ojota in Lagos to Iwo road in Ibadan takes about 45 minutes. Now the train could make it easier. I can see that you passed the Cocoa house, you could visit Mapo Hall, a historic edifice. Will you see the UCH, University College Hospital? Research institutes, both local and foreign, like the IITA? There's a lot to see in Ibadan.
wow, it feels so busy anf bustling in this video. there was a section she took us that seemed laid back though, but the city center had my heart racing
Every time I see areas in Nigeria it brings such sadness. A country that has that much natural resources, should have better infrastructure. Useless leaders. PS. Thanks for the vlogs AT.
Hi African Tigress - thanks for this video bring back memories of where I grew up - the golden building is femi Johnson, the other tall building is cocoa house,
Omg north ,west and central Africa makes Southern Africa look soo much developed, I’m from Namibia 🇳🇦 I never knew Nigeria looks like this , planning a trip there anyway I love the kindness of their people
Is it everywhere in your Namibia that is developed apart from your capital,? Have you heard of this city before? We don't talk about it but it still far better than many capit cities
Tayo aina just showed namibia and there was a place that has a big giant slum where he ate with the girl so i don't know what you are talking about. Not everywhere in Namibia is developed just like not everywhere in Nigeria is developed. its a work in progress.
@@jyde50 I watched the videos aswell & there’s no such thing as slum in Namibia, it’s called a township & it’s relatively small with 600 people, try again ,
I am a Nigerian and I like all your videos, I have never been to Ibadan before, seeing this video make me no wanna go there, peaceful no doubt but looks dirty and unkept. Ibadan governments should emulate Lagos governments in the aspects of renovation and building new road and houses.
People just like posting anything. It's the government that will build people's houses for them? Most of the roads she passed are all fairly new and better than several roads in Lagos. Even in Lagos several parts of Lagos has old buildings, Ebute Meta, Bariga, Shomulu, Mushin, etc
I'm a Nigerian but this is my first time seeing what Ibadan looks like. I reside in Lagos, been to many other towns and cities, but never been to Ibadan. Naija dey too big! Ibadan looks pretty much big and busy...like some parts of Lagos but kinda laid back and ancient at same time or is it the side shown? Thanks for sharing!
Hujambo, thanks for all the beautiful adventure trips. I got to know more places unexpectedly with admired instinct. From USA 🇺🇸 I can see places around Africa and now believe the truth. I can see people moving around in good mood without face masks 😷 restrictions except in the mail. Thanks 🙏 for giving me your eyes to see👍🏾.
I love the resiliency of Lagos/Ibadan folks despite what appears 2 b an organized chaos!!Anybody knows the life cycle of a car horn in 🇳🇬😀… I mean how long does it take 4 locals to replace their car horns.
Muy buen video, mostrando parte d esa gran ciudad de Nigeria. Admiro a los conductores de autos y motos por como se conducen en esas calles con tanto tráfico. Saludos dese Santa Fe Argentina.
@AFRICAN TIGRESS you are a real Tigress! I must commend your bravery, riding those 'nduthi's at high octane in such a busy street weh! Some parts of that busy street resembles Jogoo Rd, Nairobi
8:44mins 👈Happy to see Ibadan Stadium.. where my Men Jay Jay Okocha, Nwankwo Kanu, Peter Rufaini, Daniel Amokachi, Peter Odemwingie etc etc Used to play
The stadium we saw is adamasingba stadium , we also have olubadan stadium and liberty stadium ( they played a few fifa games there in 1999 - nigeria 99)
Good job African tigress, I don't see how you stayed on the back of the motorcycles ,you had some close calls girl ,I was praying for you really hard .I would only visit that place but I couldn't live there. It's too crowded and they don't have any red lights ,the traffic is just too unbearable ,and I was afraid for you whenever you have to cross the streets, my heart was beating so fast anyway.❤️🖤💚 you take care, you did a good job. watching from Dallas Texas.ase🤗😃🧐😱
Tigress I hope you just got a mild headache from the fumes of the old cars,constant honking even with no traffic on the road. A plus for a real pain ful experience from the Moto cycles. I wonder when will you deserve a good meal and a rest. You sincerely need these before you hit Abuja. Keep well. Keep safe.
“You dey craze?” 🤣🤣🤣 You nailed that, love it❤️❤️❤️ Watching from London. You made my day seeing my home town thru your eyes, on your whirlwind adventure thru the city centre on an OKADA bike. Wow! TvYou are very brave!!! Congrats on your excellent n seamless filming, capturing the raw character in the hot and dusty dry season. Love the music too. AT you must come again to visit the more serene places of interest with a guide who knows Ibadan well, so you can relax n enjoy some authentic Yoruba cuisine n chitchat as well as the traditional cultural areas. Well done and thank you for visiting Ibadan😘😘
Nice, smooth, peaceful, busy and raw content, so lovely, this is everyday life you don't see much on International tv, wish you could have also used a blend of local/indigenous artist music in the background just to give folks an idea of what average people listen to in this part of the country as the go about their daily business and when they relax at home/bar or hold events at parks/recreation centers, churches & mosques. Keep up the good work.
I saw obisesan hall - thats were we usually have our Sundays services ( new covenant church ) - that's my city where I grew up oke Bola, dugbe alawo , I played basket ball at the stadium u passed by. - I miss home already , God bless u
What I love about these places is the people themselves make their own living out whatsoever they can . The ones you see haven’t is because they’ve lacked of funds. It just demonstrate the people being in having something in life and make the best out little funding they have . It’s is to be learn and have from watching these people Inspiration will to do better under any Circumstances life throws at you
After watching this video, it's clear Ibadan will be very developed in just a short period of time, more roads needs to be constructed to reduce the dust.
I was happy to see Ibadan again. At the beginning of trip please let your audience see yours and your guides faces when you are in a foreign country for security purposes
As an Indian, this is exactly how tier-2 Indian cities look like. Feels like home. It may look chaotic and confusing to the west, but to me this is in perfect balance. Order within chaos and diversity. Have too much order, a society will descend into anarchy.
Next time african tigress, going to a place you don't know, let an indigenes or someone staying their take you on the tour. I grew up in ibadan, moved to lagos, now in the UK. It would have been much more fun going around with someone that knows the place to give you info and history. As you move along There are many fun places you didn't touch. Ancient and historic places as well. Good job though
I agree, but to be fair to Madam Tigress. She anounced her visit to Ibadan beforehand for RUclipsrs based there to "meet up", but I think people fell silent like crickets when you approach them. Fortunately, she broke out of Lagos to show us other parts of Nigeria.
I was going to mention that. She barely captured the most historic and exotic places. We must commend her effort still. It would be awesome to tour alongside someone well armed with information and direction
What an adventure AT l am missing a lot you guys are on another level...East Africa to the world l see you are much cunning boys and girls..Enough respect💞💕💗👍👍👍👍👍🔥🙏
Very sad at the lack of progress. The deterioration is visible. I grew up in this city where I was born over 60 years ago. Hundreds of thousands selling things, little to no manufacturing, no technologies, etc
I am a product of Africa and I have lived in 4 continents. Not visited but actually lived and one thing I can say is that Nigerians are different from all Africans. This group can survive and thrive just about anywhere including the South Pole.
If you come to Abuja I'd like to show you around, I'm South African but I'd like to show you around Abuja, show you some good old SAn hospitality in Nigeria.
Thank you Jackal, Ill definitely let you know. This is exactly what it should be... Embracing each other! Can you imagine if a Nigerian wrote me a similar message about wanting to show me around South Africa and show me some Nigerian hospitality...... Send me a DM on Instagram @africantigressofficial
That looks like a mess ( traffic ) , I would hate to have to deal with that traffic as passenger or okada driver. Whenever I go back to Nigeria, I might visit here , but this is surely nothing the same as Abuja for example. One of my cousin in-laws family is from here fwiw.
See how people are fighting to make ends meet😔🥺 and y’all call Nigerians scammers 😳. Just Imagine if 1% of Nigerians scam.. that’s about 2.5 million people. Then how many people are left to scam 😕
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@@mspamela4182 hey darling
You're indeed a courageous lady! Thanks for making me feel my beautiful city! Please try to visit Dominican University, Samonda near UI... there is a building rated as one of the 10 unique African architecture in Africa along with a library inside UI. God bless!
@@oluyemitaiwo7462 I love how you love your beautiful country and city, brother. As Africans we must take pride in our continent and make it grow.
You should go to Abuja
Beautiful people, beautiful country, I love Naija 🇳🇬 From 🇿🇦
Where have you been all this while my sa family
We ❤️ you too 🇿🇦
Thank you dear
Stop the cap
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I hope that we can all see how people are fighting to make ends meet, working hard, and risking their lives. Some even work through the night, yet insensitive individuals would label them as scammers and blame Them for all their country's woes. Only God knows what would have happened if 1% of Nigeria's population, approximately 2.4 million people, were scammers.
Scammers are insensitive people who
"Work" all day and all night......cheating everyone they can.
@@peterhamlinhamlin8908 lol
What are you talking about?
Say it straight? Nonsense
As a Namibian I find the sheer number of people, motorcycles and small-size cars ( i don’t know what they are called- we don’t have them in Namibia) on the street truly remarkable. The city is way too overcrowded but looks interesting. I’m fascinated by Nigeria I would love to visit the country one day.
The small car called Auto originally made in India, you can only see them in crowded cities in Asia and Africa.
With over 2 million people in a country of less than 1 million square kilometres, you are bound to experience overcrowding. Thank you for visiting my city.
Your country is very beautiful
You visit Nigeria you will love it
You are highly welcome to Nigeria. This is the only country in Africa were blacks are not called foreigners. We all are AFRICANS.
As an African and a black man , you are not called foreigner but AFRICAN first.
Ancient city of ibadan Oyo state south western Nigeria... Guess not alot of peeps knew Ibadan is the birthplace of Hugo weaving(agent Smith matrix) singer sade and uk rapper bugsey
Ibadan is truly an ancient city and an organized chaos. However, taking a tour towards ring road would have given you more of the Lagos vibe. Iwo road is also a major transit point in the whole Nigeria that bears resemblance with Oshodi Lagos.
And no, cocoa mall is not the biggest mall, a bigger one is on ring road where you missed. If you also drove through Jericho, you would have seen what looks like like lekki with some choice hotels. The places you transversed are mostly the ancient part of that city. It's a really huge city that 24hours would not be enough time to capture.
Well done tigress!
@Password TV Would have done a great job to take you round.
Thank you so much for the info. Unfortunately my time was limited
Pure madness. Sorry AT you have to see and document this mess. It is a like a feeding frenzy. Truth be told.
@@frankjiendu5566 why are you apologizing what is wrong with the "feeding frenzy" as you say? . I don't understand people like you that are so quickly ashamed of were they are from . Very unfortunate
@@truethots3088: Good. You may not comprehend. It is okay. I am ashamed bcos Ibadan has not developed to my liking. The same density overpopulation last I was there 1977. Sorry!!
This is typical hustling spirit of Nigerians on display. You can see no sluggishness. Everything including driving on the road is like competition.
One of the things that qualify Nigerians as an hardworking people
💯
If you are chill in my country, It might be termed as weak or lazy.
@@doyin40 everyone is built different different. Some people are physically weak but hardworking innovators and intellectual powerhouses!
African Tigress did it again. Such a nice video on Ibadan, an ancient city. I never knew Ibadan was such an old nice and big city. I love it so much. Had I known about so many beautiful places in Africa that the tigress has shown, i would have moved a long long time ago and lived with my own people. Thank you so much, African Tigress, one of the most amazing black woman on Earth.
You are welcome my brother
Thank you African Tigress; Ibadan is a city dear to my heart!
I felt like i have just seen one of my video !
loved the tour
keep it up !
Loving the raw footage, keeping it real. Great job.
African Tigress doing her thing always, Kudos!! This is a good review. As a Lagosian Igbo man, I have Been here severally for business in the past years and I know almost All those places. Eleyele, Ring road, Apata, CHALLENGE, Sango, Bodija. LOL...Ibadan is an ancient City of Intellectuals, NO doubt....I miss Home though!I pray the government improve the Standards of living, so that, We can all go back home and enjoy our territory as it should! Keep up the good work African Tigress !
Thanks for this great job from Minnesota. God bless you.
Ibadan is a beautiful city with good network road . I never believe is a bit clean and nice . Cool
After learning my ancestors are from here, its amazing as an “American” to see home for the 1st time. Im not even there and it feels familiar. Thank you for this
Come home we are here for all our forefathers grandchildren we are one Africa one black world 🌎 Africa is your home Africa is safe with kind and happy people don't let BBC and CNN fake news discourage you all 54 countries in Africa continent are doing well every day
J P Clark’s poem about Ibadan goes:
Running splash of rust and gold
Flung and scattered among seven hills
Like broken China in the sun.
Kudos to you African Tigress, this video is clear, bright and well recorded. Ibadan was the capital of western region when Nigeria was practicing regional government, the city of warriors and it used to be the biggest city in West Africa.
There are many beautiful areas in Ibadan but only a resident can take you to those places within your limited time there
The way how cars move and all the bodas remind me of Uganda but their cars and the side of the road they drive on is like the US.. Thank you for the raw footage my dear!🥰
Wonderfull, Ibadan seems to be a city to recommend for outsiders, its streets are clean and traffic moves smoothly compare to Lagos. I love Ibadan.
Lol ut is pitiful. Look at the poor infrastructure, cars not fit for the roads on the street, chaos everywhere. Your political leaders should be severely punished with all the natural resources they are sharing among themselves
Respect the Nigerians, the only people who will accept you,in a foreign land,talking bout Europe,America,Australia, etc frm a kenyan!
That’s naija for you. Soon the trains will help reduce keke etc😀. Anyhow, your love for naija is remarkable, I hope some Nigerians will learn from this and help commot those thieves in government. These streets produces the great talents you see out there today.
Learn what? People deserve better life more than this.
@@nmg1909 exactly
Commot what in Nigeria?
One Thief go another Thief come
Awesome video, African Tigress,. You are very courageous for being able to go to any place and bring back such footage.
This is Africa & thanks for the video. Driving in most African countries is scary. We used to read bout Indaban before we heard of Lagos & it’s good to see it. With all that crazy traffic, I fail to understand why most roads don’t have street line markings. I do see the same trend on some roads in my native nation too. But now I know where my nation copied street vending.
You can see the difference between Ibadan and Lagos. That the former is more relaxed and cool, than the latter. I moved to Ibadan after 3 years in Lagos, and I felt reluctant going back to Lagos because of its hustle and bustle. In fact, some people own businesses and factories in Lagos, but they prefer to live in Ibadan. While there, with a nice car and good road, the drive from Ojota in Lagos to Iwo road in Ibadan takes about 45 minutes. Now the train could make it easier. I can see that you passed the Cocoa house, you could visit Mapo Hall, a historic edifice. Will you see the UCH, University College Hospital? Research institutes, both local and foreign, like the IITA? There's a lot to see in Ibadan.
wow, it feels so busy anf bustling in this video. there was a section she took us that seemed laid back though, but the city center had my heart racing
Ibadan is more relaxe in terms of congestion of people and vehicles, a Very nice video African tigress, love it 👍🏿
Wow, I feel like I’m right there. Thank you so much for this video.
Beautiful Ibadan...Thank you AT!
Every time I see areas in Nigeria it brings such sadness. A country that has that much natural resources, should have better infrastructure. Useless leaders.
PS. Thanks for the vlogs AT.
Their politicians are busy squandering Nigeria 's oil revenue and they don't care
Please tell us what kind of infrastructure your country have?
So negative!
This is better than Kano. The second largest city in Nigeria.
@@tomoketch1130 wow🫣
Thanks for sharing this video, I miss my hood, I miss my hood, from UI to Dugbe, wow. I grew up in that community. wow, wow, wow.
I'm glad to have brought the memorize
In the building 😎. Watching from Barbados 🙂
Hey Daktari
@@AFRICANTIGRESS 🤝 vipi
Watching from india...i live Nigeria.....
Hi African Tigress - thanks for this video bring back memories of where I grew up - the golden building is femi Johnson, the other tall building is cocoa house,
Whats at Cocoa House?
Omg north ,west and central Africa makes Southern Africa look soo much developed, I’m from Namibia 🇳🇦 I never knew Nigeria looks like this , planning a trip there anyway I love the kindness of their people
Is it everywhere in your Namibia that is developed apart from your capital,? Have you heard of this city before? We don't talk about it but it still far better than many capit cities
Tayo aina just showed namibia and there was a place that has a big giant slum where he ate with the girl so i don't know what you are talking about. Not everywhere in Namibia is developed just like not everywhere in Nigeria is developed. its a work in progress.
@@jyde50 I watched the videos aswell & there’s no such thing as slum in Namibia, it’s called a township & it’s relatively small with 600 people, try again ,
Yes be thankful for the white people in ur country
@@mabinty yet those white people cant solve thier rapid homeless slum.
I keep hearing my area from the background ELEYELE. Big up watching from 🇬🇧
I am a Nigerian and I like all your videos, I have never been to Ibadan before, seeing this video make me no wanna go there, peaceful no doubt but looks dirty and unkept. Ibadan governments should emulate Lagos governments in the aspects of renovation and building new road and houses.
People just like posting anything. It's the government that will build people's houses for them? Most of the roads she passed are all fairly new and better than several roads in Lagos. Even in Lagos several parts of Lagos has old buildings, Ebute Meta, Bariga, Shomulu, Mushin, etc
plus alot living in ibadan havent been to most of the places in this video. So was your point?
A largest city in Africa and ancient. Show us the beauty within the place after show us this Village vibes.
I'm a Nigerian but this is my first time seeing what Ibadan looks like. I reside in Lagos, been to many other towns and cities, but never been to Ibadan. Naija dey too big!
Ibadan looks pretty much big and busy...like some parts of Lagos but kinda laid back and ancient at same time or is it the side shown?
Thanks for sharing!
Where are from Emezie cos I surely know you're not a westerner?
Hujambo, thanks for all the beautiful adventure trips. I got to know more places unexpectedly with admired instinct. From USA 🇺🇸 I can see places around Africa and now believe the truth. I can see people moving around in good mood without face masks 😷 restrictions except in the mail. Thanks 🙏 for giving me your eyes to see👍🏾.
Right here watching the beauty of Niger ❤❤
Live colorful vibrant wonderful peoples, the pace is youthful, Im exhausted already
I love the resiliency of Lagos/Ibadan folks despite what appears 2 b an organized chaos!!Anybody knows the life cycle of a car horn in 🇳🇬😀… I mean how long does it take 4 locals to replace their car horns.
The same thing in Italy, most especially in Napoli.
😂😂😂😂
Waiting...
😍😍😍
❤❤❤
Muy buen video, mostrando parte d esa gran ciudad de Nigeria. Admiro a los conductores de autos y motos por como se conducen en esas calles con tanto tráfico. Saludos dese Santa Fe Argentina.
@AFRICAN TIGRESS you are a real Tigress! I must commend your bravery, riding those 'nduthi's at high octane in such a busy street weh! Some parts of that busy street resembles Jogoo Rd, Nairobi
8:44mins 👈Happy to see Ibadan Stadium.. where my Men Jay Jay Okocha, Nwankwo Kanu, Peter Rufaini, Daniel Amokachi, Peter Odemwingie etc etc Used to play
The stadium we saw is adamasingba stadium , we also have olubadan stadium and liberty stadium ( they played a few fifa games there in 1999 - nigeria 99)
This where i was born 🥰🥰 ibadan
Each time AT says we need to jaba instead of Jakpa, I just 😂😂😂😂😂👍👏👌👊. You are not doing badly dear. God bless you
😂😂😂
Great Job African Tigress! Stay safe!
the question we should be asking is how do we transform Africa. These cities are an eyesore.
i visited Ibadan in 2016. I was largely appalled by the bales of filth/garbage piled up high on the main street sides. Never seen such dirt in a city
Good job African tigress, I don't see how you stayed on the back of the motorcycles ,you had some close calls girl ,I was praying for you really hard .I would only visit that place but I couldn't live there. It's too crowded and they don't have any red lights ,the traffic is just too unbearable ,and I was afraid for you whenever you have to cross the streets, my heart was beating so fast anyway.❤️🖤💚 you take care, you did a good job. watching from Dallas Texas.ase🤗😃🧐😱
That was a great video! 😁👍
Thanks for making it.
Love it!
Tigress I hope you just got a mild headache from the fumes of the old cars,constant honking even with no traffic on the road. A plus for a real pain ful experience from the Moto cycles. I wonder when will you deserve a good meal and a rest.
You sincerely need these before you hit Abuja.
Keep well. Keep safe.
I'm in Akwa Ibom now
@@AFRICANTIGRESS ok
Just take care.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Akwa Ibom is more relaxing
African tigress you can link up with Grandma Gift a youtuber based in Uyo
The ancient city of Ibadan,I dey feel the vibe
“You dey craze?” 🤣🤣🤣
You nailed that, love it❤️❤️❤️
Watching from London.
You made my day seeing my home town thru your eyes, on your whirlwind adventure thru the city centre on an OKADA bike. Wow! TvYou are very brave!!!
Congrats on your excellent n seamless filming, capturing the raw character in the hot and dusty dry season. Love the music too.
AT you must come again to visit the more serene places of interest with a guide who knows Ibadan well, so you can relax n enjoy some authentic Yoruba cuisine n chitchat as well as the traditional cultural areas.
Well done and thank you for visiting Ibadan😘😘
Always luv u..am in Lagos ur big fan
So funny I was there in Ibadan visiting my husband and in-laws this exact time
Wow
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Cant wait to be back there with my husband and family but afraid to go back to Lagos Airport
Outstanding video work. 👏
Good roads everywhere in this city
Nice, smooth, peaceful, busy and raw content, so lovely, this is everyday life you don't see much on International tv, wish you could have also used a blend of local/indigenous artist music in the background just to give folks an idea of what average people listen to in this part of the country as the go about their daily business and when they relax at home/bar or hold events at parks/recreation centers, churches & mosques. Keep up the good work.
Your video of Lagos and now I ibidan congestion makes me NEVER want to go Lagos and shy away from Ibidan
I have been following u for couple of years
Thank you 🤗
Thanks dear for your beautiful video. Nigeria. Ibadan.
i love the clothing the prints are so unique
I saw obisesan hall - thats were we usually have our Sundays services ( new covenant church ) - that's my city where I grew up oke Bola, dugbe alawo , I played basket ball at the stadium u passed by. - I miss home already , God bless u
You’re doin a great job exploring 9ja
Thank you 🤗
What I love about these places is the people themselves make their own living out whatsoever they can . The ones you see haven’t is because they’ve lacked of funds. It just demonstrate the people being in having something in life and make the best out little funding they have . It’s is to be learn and have from watching these people Inspiration will to do better under any Circumstances life throws at you
After watching this video, it's clear Ibadan will be very developed in just a short period of time, more roads needs to be constructed to reduce the dust.
I was happy to see Ibadan again. At the beginning of trip please let your audience see yours and your guides faces when you are in a foreign country for security purposes
8:08 can’t believe you caught that
Thanks Tigress for sharing 👀👍
Lovely and sweet. Thank you.
As an Indian, this is exactly how tier-2 Indian cities look like. Feels like home. It may look chaotic and confusing to the west, but to me this is in perfect balance. Order within chaos and diversity. Have too much order, a society will descend into anarchy.
Tigress, hope you are hearing that cha-ching?, Making sure I watch some of these ADS so you can keep the content coming.
Yoruba women dress well, even for mundane duties like trading, they look good ie elegant and beautiful.
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The ancient city of Ibadan
Yes
Next time african tigress, going to a place you don't know, let an indigenes or someone staying their take you on the tour. I grew up in ibadan, moved to lagos, now in the UK. It would have been much more fun going around with someone that knows the place to give you info and history. As you move along
There are many fun places you didn't touch. Ancient and historic places as well.
Good job though
I agree, but to be fair to Madam Tigress. She anounced her visit to Ibadan beforehand for RUclipsrs based there to "meet up", but I think people fell silent like crickets when you approach them.
Fortunately, she broke out of Lagos to show us other parts of Nigeria.
I was going to mention that. She barely captured the most historic and exotic places. We must commend her effort still. It would be awesome to tour alongside someone well armed with information and direction
What an adventure AT l am missing a lot you guys are on another level...East Africa to the world l see you are much cunning boys and girls..Enough respect💞💕💗👍👍👍👍👍🔥🙏
Very sad at the lack of progress. The deterioration is visible. I grew up in this city where I was born over 60 years ago. Hundreds of thousands selling things, little to no manufacturing, no technologies, etc
The city seems very clean.
Hustling and bustling , lm not there but l can tell you gonna have a lot people on the edge in places like this
Much cleaner than lagos
Great Video ‼️✨✨Thankyou ❤️from Minnesota
Thank you so much ❤❤👍🏾👍🏾
Wow ibadan is beautiful
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As a Nigerian, I've never been to IBADAN
Aki c uko na bahati ya kutembea africa 🙏🏻
Ni kazi pia lakini nashukuru
The police is unlikely to harass you if they know you are a foreigner. That’s how Nigerians are generally.
God bless you and your family
Thank you 🤗
I am a product of Africa and I have lived in 4 continents. Not visited but actually lived and one thing I can say is that Nigerians are different from all Africans. This group can survive and thrive just about anywhere including the South Pole.
What are you talking about
@@chrisudoka5420 I am not talking about what I read, what I have actually witnessed.
How many Africans countries have you lived in?? Stop hyping. Naijas aint no different from other black Africans like that!
@@Gasabo82 when a caword speaks you others will know.
@@Gasabo82 if you have never left your little enclave in Rwanda, I do not expect you to agree with me.
If you come to Abuja I'd like to show you around, I'm South African but I'd like to show you around Abuja, show you some good old SAn hospitality in Nigeria.
Wow we love you our SA brothers and Sisters in Living in Naija, Naija is home as long as you are African
Thank you Jackal, Ill definitely let you know. This is exactly what it should be... Embracing each other!
Can you imagine if a Nigerian wrote me a similar message about wanting to show me around South Africa and show me some Nigerian hospitality......
Send me a DM on Instagram @africantigressofficial
Tigress, Dee in the house
If a nigerian in south africa wanted to show her around there would be uproar
@@hk254lyt8 because she's married that why she's in Nigeria
That looks like a mess ( traffic ) , I would hate to have to deal with that traffic as passenger or okada driver.
Whenever I go back to Nigeria, I might visit here , but this is surely nothing the same as Abuja for example. One of my cousin in-laws family is from here fwiw.
See how people are fighting to make ends meet😔🥺 and y’all call Nigerians scammers 😳. Just Imagine if 1% of Nigerians scam.. that’s about 2.5 million people. Then how many people are left to scam 😕
Nonsense, what bring this type of topic here? Or your country is it better?
African Tigress this noise will be two much on you even me from Nigeria can stand that honk.
As a Zimbabwean living in Bulawayo, I found this province chaotic....
Hahaha , Zim people here again hahaha
@@chrisudoka5420 hahaha
It's a big boy, of the somewhat unorganized.....😊
AT, good work on the background information.
Beep is a song in Nigeria. But I love their food alot 🥰🥰
I've come to learn more because I know about the forest
Try to Visit Abuja. You'll capture lots