Truth is Cameroon and Nigeria are one people divided by a border. I'm a Cameroonian and we love Nigerians. Don't forget that Cameroon is the only country in the world hosting the highest number of Nigerians
Wowwwww I was reduced to tears when I first watched this video. It brought back memories of when I used to be in this “okada” business. I didn’t get the chance to cross the bother to Nigeria from Cameroon but I’ve traveled across family routes. Watching now makes me understand the risks that are involved in this types of business considering we carry far more luggage than the bike is designed for.
Borders are just on paper. I remember I cross from kebbi to malavine in Benin republic and across Niger republic some years back on okada. The borders are porous everywhere. But the experience was exciting, much scenery. Noboby gives you a wink when these "locals" are carrying you
I salute these fellows; let us please not refer to them as "smugglers". To hell with these borders which were arbitrarily drawn by Europeans without consulting the indigenous people. Love from South Africa.
"without consulting the indigenous people" How is that to be done? Nigeria reportedly has 300 spoken languages. "Nigeria is a multinational state inhabited by more than 250 ethnic groups speaking 500 distinct languages, all identifying with a wide variety of cultures." (Wikipedia) Yes, the Europeans created the borders to separate European colonies. These borders mean little to the hundreds of different tribes that occupy these lands. So who were you planning on asking?
More grace! The landscape is amazing. Bur one thing I observe is that there is no government there, and it's kind of sad that someone is holding back growth on this communities
All Nigeria borders are very porous, the petrol stations in the towns by the borders sell more petrol to the neighboring countries than to Nigerians. These are subsided petrol been smuggled out of the country.
Traveling restrictions among African countries need to be removed. When the goods transported are of no danger to human health they must be allowed to move freely without enduring such hardship as could be seen here. The road in the first place is not even good, the villages are in a very horrific condition but the people intermingle peacefully among themselves. So why, not legalize what they are doing when African nations could not provide these for them? Africa wake up and own up to your responsibility. Removing the borders would reduce poverty by 40%. It will even make the people to promote harmony, unity, peace and progress of the African countries.
Waoh David, so pleasing hear you sa Miyetti (Thanks in Fulfulde). We more like you in today's Nigeria, that everything about Fulani is evil. Your's is a sign of being Detribalized. You really made my day so l also say "Nna Chukwu Nyela gaka". I am Fulani from Adamawa but trained and brought up by my mostly Igbo teachers in FGGC ABULOMA (1975-1980). Proudly Nigerian!
Awesome. Brother. I actually had some of the best times with my Fulani friends and family in the north, most of the experience i documented and uploaded already on the channel. We are one people, we are only been divided by evil politics and politicians
Thanks boys for doing wat yo doing,keep hustling and endeavour to save and invest your earnings wisely,life is so tough wen yu grow old and can't work anymore.
I ran upon your channel today. Thank you for telling the truth about the giants that "once" lived in the land. Biblical to truth is coming out even more. Safe travels New subscriber
You are truly an explorer. In my opinion, Africa shouldn't have been divided into countries but by region...let's say NEWS Africa. This is the part of Nigeria or Africa not seen and this shows their other ways for us to make money not only on petroleum. The government needs to do better to make that happen. Thank you for showing us your experience.
I felt sorry for driver when you started singing.😅 He had no where to run. Range Rovers are perfect for Nigeria’s terrain. Surprised there aren’t a lot. You can run kidnappers over. Don’t mind me. 😂
Very well done brother. You’re doing a great job! God bless and protect you IJN. I just have a suggestion for you. Always protect your eyes from the sun by wearing UV protected glasses and use sun block on your face all the time you are in the sun. You can just put it in your bag and replenish everyone and again. Do take care and God bless.
Look at the heavenly and endless views! The Grand Canyon has nothing on this part of Nigeria..❤ David, I beg play Tekno's Enjoy and stop that your singing already.. Biko!😅
this awesome well done good jo for exposing this irregularites on our boders people are paid to man this area but does nothing hmmm God send a helper pls
wonderful job my brother, fuel price in cameroon is like 700 naira per litre in nigeria like 200-400 per litre the smuggling business is very very profitable ,
Nigeria borders are too porous and as you rightly pointed out, the porous borders particularly in the Northern part of the country is responsible for the unending security challenges we have as a country. One can see how petrol is smuggled across the borders it really sad. The govt of both country could establish a highway between the two countries which will in turn further trade and secure those places, but as usual the govt lack the Will to do it. Great video 👏👏👏
Please someone should educate me, I use to think from nigeria to Cameroon you have to pass calabar, didn’t know you can also use taraba, someone should explain
If you check the Map, Nigeria borders Cameroon on the Eastern part of the Country. Cameroon is far more accessible by road from Nigeria in the northeastern part, than the southern part, through Calabar. The Federal Ministry of works led by Hon. Minister Babatunde Raji Fashola just completed the construction of a bridge, linking a village in a local Government in calabar to Cameroon.
North Nigeria was part of British colonial territory called British Northern Cameroon along with Southern Cameroon which borders Calabar in Nigeria. Northern Cameroon voted in a referendum to join Nigerian while Southern Cameroon joined Cameroon, which currently in conflict. Both British Northern Cameroon (now Northern Nigeria) and British Southern Cameroon (now with French Eastern Cameroon) were under British colonial rule prior to October 1961. Take a look at the map of Cameroon right from Far Northern West to Southern West, then align it with Nigeria map you will understand it better. Thanks
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The way you were giggling on that motorbike, I wasn't sure if it's from the excitement of being sandwiched between two men or something else. 😂
Truth is Cameroon and Nigeria are one people divided by a border. I'm a Cameroonian and we love Nigerians. Don't forget that Cameroon is the only country in the world hosting the highest number of Nigerians
80% of market's in cameroon are occupied by Nigerians go wonder
who told you that cameroon host the highest number of nigerians??
We are not one
Yeah that's true thanks a lot sending love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤
@@des.gtravels9198 7k Nigerians image in china
David Nkwa is really immersed in his job and really also mixing business with pleasure, brother kudos.
Thank you Boss
Love your filmmaking; thank you for sharing your first-hand views of West Africa.
CAMEROON ISA COUNTRY OF CENTRAL AFRICA.❤
You look so happy and you make me excited to go back to Nigeria
hmm, am glad if i spark the desire in you. We await to welcome you home dearie
Very educative video bro. You are the best, you are not scared you travelled a lot to show more hidden places in Nigeria.
David your hard work is gradually paying off am happy to be among your early subscribers
Thank you
Cameroon is really an African miniature meaning all Africa in one country ❤🇨🇲❤
much love Nigeria 🇳🇬❤
Another great one Mr. Nkwa. 100K subs by end of April.
Let's keep sharing the video, so we can beat that prediction.
Thanks for the support
@@DavidNkwa Oga David, what will you do with all this money you are accumulating? (Joke)
@@oceejekwam6829 I never see the money oh. I thought you want to send me some to cover my expenses na, be kind brother🤣
@@DavidNkwa Chief, I will try...
Wowwwww I was reduced to tears when I first watched this video. It brought back memories of when I used to be in this “okada” business. I didn’t get the chance to cross the bother to Nigeria from Cameroon but I’ve traveled across family routes. Watching now makes me understand the risks that are involved in this types of business considering we carry far more luggage than the bike is designed for.
Borders are just on paper. I remember I cross from kebbi to malavine in Benin republic and across Niger republic some years back on okada. The borders are porous everywhere. But the experience was exciting, much scenery. Noboby gives you a wink when these "locals" are carrying you
Nice job bro.. u are one of d youtubers dat goes extra miles to bring us good stuffs...
Thank you so much 😀
I salute these fellows; let us please not refer to them as "smugglers". To hell with these borders which were arbitrarily drawn by Europeans without consulting the indigenous people. Love from South Africa.
"without consulting the indigenous people"
How is that to be done? Nigeria reportedly has 300 spoken languages.
"Nigeria is a multinational state inhabited by more than 250 ethnic groups speaking 500 distinct languages, all identifying with a wide variety of cultures."
(Wikipedia)
Yes, the Europeans created the borders to separate European colonies. These borders mean little to the hundreds of different tribes that occupy these lands.
So who were you planning on asking?
David , Now you are serious for business, wait for more subscribers for your such kinds of adventures
Waiting 😃
More grace! The landscape is amazing. Bur one thing I observe is that there is no government there, and it's kind of sad that someone is holding back growth on this communities
Beautiful scenery
“Gather memories not things” 6:17 I felt this part thank you keep it going
I remember my late Dad Who did all this to give US the BEST education. May hos gentle soul rest in peace.
Amen.
Cameroon and Naija are one people. I'm a Cameroonian but I share Surname with a part of Eastern Nigeria.let love lead.
They are not one.. You are one with Afghanistan, not Nigerians
@@elvisgregor8403 where is your stupid hate coming from...Cameroon and nigeria share alot in common
11:55 Steyr-Puch 6x6 Pinzgauer. Never lets you down! 🇦🇹👍
Excellent 👌 findings all of your reports are mind blowing 😊
Thank you
I've travelled this parts and you can't tell if you are in Nigeria or Cameroon for hours at a time. Lovely
Thank you great video.
"Gather memories not possessions" I agree .
Cheers
Thank you so kindly lan, how have you been, say hello to my sister
Nice one there, brother...God be with you in all your junney, thanks for inspiring us...
I've travelled this road several times and have been in mambila plateau for some time
It's really a good experience navigating that tough terrain
Thanks
Thank you Adeniyi for the support 🙏
Keep going brother.
All Nigeria borders are very porous, the petrol stations in the towns by the borders sell more petrol to the neighboring countries than to Nigerians. These are subsided petrol been smuggled out of the country.
I just love the landscape
The way this Mr. Idris speaks is so eloquent... He is indeed very vocal. Great Video.
David, you are real man, more grace of God upon you
Good work
Nigerians please let's explore Nigeria 🇳🇬.. we forget all this beautiful states
Very Interesting Maithe😍😍😍😍
😂😂😂I enjoyed the song David!
Okay I will come and explore with you!
Yes 👍🏽 gather memories not things
LOL. Thank you
Very impressive to see the boys being taught and learning a useful skill. Thanks for sharing.
I love this. Africa is one. F the borders! One Africa. One love.❤️
my beautiful cameroon
gembu is unique🥰, Nigeria is blessed, Cameron n Nigeria have similar culture just different language
Cameroon speak English as well just 70 speak French
Cameroon and Nigeria should not be living under such restriction created by artificial borders.
Nice one. I am shocked that security people are not there instead they are heavily present in alaigbo roads extorting money.
Whats the name of the BACKGORUND MUSIC ON THE ROAD????
Good job sir
More grace....
Keep up the good work brother, I'm glad to have subscribed to your channel about 3 years ago.
Awesome. thank you
I’m enjoying your videos. ✌️
Watching this makes the Cameroon I knew come to life! The landscapes resembles one in our semi arid regions of Kenya!
This is fantastic, i really like your work! Thank you
Absolutely amazing brother. You gained a subscriber today and keep up the good work💪🏽👍🔥👏🏾🙏🏾.
Welcome aboard! Do check out other content on the channel
I wish you well and success strong-hearted men of the borders.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Excellent 👍
That in d forest song, you no go enter studio record am ??
Traveling restrictions among African countries need to be removed. When the goods transported are of no danger to human health they must be allowed to move freely without enduring such hardship as could be seen here. The road in the first place is not even good, the villages are in a very horrific condition but the people intermingle peacefully among themselves. So why, not legalize what they are doing when African nations could not provide these for them? Africa wake up and own up to your responsibility.
Removing the borders would reduce poverty by 40%. It will even make the people to promote harmony, unity, peace and progress of the African countries.
Wow really Nice its like amazing
Waoh David, so pleasing hear you sa Miyetti (Thanks in Fulfulde). We more like you in today's Nigeria, that everything about Fulani is evil. Your's is a sign of being Detribalized.
You really made my day so l also say "Nna Chukwu Nyela gaka". I am Fulani from Adamawa but trained and brought up by my mostly Igbo teachers in FGGC ABULOMA (1975-1980). Proudly Nigerian!
Awesome. Brother. I actually had some of the best times with my Fulani friends and family in the north, most of the experience i documented and uploaded already on the channel. We are one people, we are only been divided by evil politics and politicians
@@DavidNkwa she is a lady o.
Oh sorry Hadijatu
U got my sub bro love from Somalia
Welcome to the family
Your vides are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.
Thank you!
Best wishes 🙏
Amazing video
Thanks!
Love these rural Nigerian videos
Love the documentary ❤
nice content. I think the village divided into two by the border is Tamnyar
Thanks boys for doing wat yo doing,keep hustling and endeavour to save and invest your earnings wisely,life is so tough wen yu grow old and can't work anymore.
I ran upon your channel today. Thank you for telling the truth about the giants that "once" lived in the land. Biblical to truth is coming out even more. Safe travels
New subscriber
Thanks dear, welcome to the family
@@DavidNkwa 👍👍👍
This is a beauty to watch. My kind of vlog. I wish you 10M+ views on this masterpiece. Let’s collab someday
Thanks
The Mongo Park of our time, discovering places ❤
🤣🤣 Mongo Park brother
Lol...Mongo Park didn't discover anything. You can't claim to be the first to have discovered a place where people have lived for thousands of years.
How is the weather on the mountain
David I need contact to buy the range Rover, can you organize?
email nkwafilms@gmail.com
Huge Business going on in the South-South and South East, we need development there for economical purposes.
You are truly an explorer.
In my opinion, Africa shouldn't have been divided into countries but by region...let's say NEWS Africa.
This is the part of Nigeria or Africa not seen and this shows their other ways for us to make money not only on petroleum. The government needs to do better to make that happen.
Thank you for showing us your experience.
You said it all ❤
I felt sorry for driver when you started singing.😅 He had no where to run.
Range Rovers are perfect for Nigeria’s terrain. Surprised there aren’t a lot. You can run kidnappers over. Don’t mind me. 😂
Which model of motorcycles are they using?
Very well done brother. You’re doing a great job! God bless and protect you IJN. I just have a suggestion for you. Always protect your eyes from the sun by wearing UV protected glasses and use sun block on your face all the time you are in the sun. You can just put it in your bag and replenish everyone and again. Do take care and God bless.
Great video" probably some part of Cameroon were part of Nigeria and the the other way round!!
What's the 6wheel vehicle in 11:46?
I just realized, I've been watching for two weeks and haven't subscribed. Happily, I just did.
Thank you So much
Look at the heavenly and endless views!
The Grand Canyon has nothing on this part of Nigeria..❤
David, I beg play Tekno's Enjoy and stop that your singing already.. Biko!😅
😂😂😂😂
Are there no tarred roads to Cameron?
On this side of the country, no tared road.
On Ikom side SS, yes.
This is road from Nigeria to Cameroon why ask if there are no tarred roads in Cameroon? U Nigerians are stupid sometimes. Ur lack lack basic knowledge
People dey hustle oh
Pls which state is this
this awesome well done good jo for exposing this irregularites on our boders people are paid to man this area but does nothing hmmm God send a helper pls
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wonderful job my brother, fuel price in cameroon is like 700 naira per litre in nigeria like 200-400 per litre the smuggling business is very very profitable ,
True
No wonder Government want to remove fuel subsidy.
Nigeria fueling West Africa
The two government should have constructed the road for tourist purposes and collected taxes from the basic goods in each side.
Na davido song oga
Nigeria borders are too porous and as you rightly pointed out, the porous borders particularly in the Northern part of the country is responsible for the unending security challenges we have as a country.
One can see how petrol is smuggled across the borders it really sad.
The govt of both country could establish a highway between the two countries which will in turn further trade and secure those places, but as usual the govt lack the Will to do it.
Great video 👏👏👏
There are highways between the 2 countries that promote formal trade, eg. Mfum border in Cross River. You can't expect smugglers to use a highway.
very rough difficult terrain to be transporting goods over, must be a hard job
yes it is
I know your buns r sore, what a ride, so adventurous
Excellent but I expect you to travel more to the interior of the village so that we can see what it looks like
😂😂😂 he took a long time telling you how much those land rivers were
😅 in the forest alone
I'm taken back whenever I look on this side. Please came over people
TAKE CAREY BROTHER.
Nice video. But That road leading to Ambazonua. Not Cameroun.
Idris is a hardworking man
Gembu gere we go
very true
Please the sambisa forest will be more interesting.
The landscape looks like scrubland. Is this so?.
Please someone should educate me, I use to think from nigeria to Cameroon you have to pass calabar, didn’t know you can also use taraba, someone should explain
You heard it now, which other explanation do you want. Cameron is closer to Taraba than it is to cross River
@@DavidNkwa okay, thanks, you videos are amazing and educational, i applaud you for the nice contents👍
Have your ever looked at the map at all?
If you check the Map, Nigeria borders Cameroon on the Eastern part of the Country. Cameroon is far more accessible by road from Nigeria in the northeastern part, than the southern part, through Calabar. The Federal Ministry of works led by Hon. Minister Babatunde Raji Fashola just completed the construction of a bridge, linking a village in a local Government in calabar to Cameroon.
North Nigeria was part of British colonial territory called British Northern Cameroon along with Southern Cameroon which borders Calabar in Nigeria. Northern Cameroon voted in a referendum to join Nigerian while Southern Cameroon joined Cameroon, which currently in conflict. Both British Northern Cameroon (now Northern Nigeria) and British Southern Cameroon (now with French Eastern Cameroon) were under British colonial rule prior to October 1961. Take a look at the map of Cameroon right from Far Northern West to Southern West, then align it with Nigeria map you will understand it better. Thanks
Goods day sir how long on bike to camaroon
4-5 hours
It could have been lesser if the road are well tarred
Before the pink people drew the lines, it was one people and they still are, let us forget the lines and names