What an experience. That sums it up accurately. ❤

AFRICA IS BLESSED

8:34 cap

4:29 they scammed bro 😂

Muslim really religion

Bruv, I am a Londoner, a British Nigerian born in London. I love your videos man!

It is unbelievable that people believe that Muhammad was a prophet. There's no evidence in the Quran that he was a descendant of Abraham or Ishmael. He started as a leader of bandits in Qureshi, killing and robbing merchants going to Syria to sell their products. There's no Abrahamic prophets that has the name of their God as Allah. Allah was a pagan God in Qureshi with three daughters: Al-lat, Al-Uzzah and menat.

Just saw myself in @ 11:28 in the background 😊😊❤

Big fan of your content. The research is top-notch, and also quite explanatory. A big break is coming soon on one of your videos. I will be here for the ride.

Why is it that people who practice this religion are not very concerned about environmental cleanliness? The worst areas are usually occupied by them. That is not helping at all. Thank you, sir.

What were you eating mate?!?😮

Worshipped instead of working what a shame and disgrace

Lovely documentaries as always,

Islam first arrived in Yorubaland around the 14th century through Malian traders and scholars, who significantly contributed to spreading the religion across West Africa. The term "Esin Imale," used in Yorubaland to refer to Islam, reflects the historical interactions between the Yoruba people and early Muslim settlers linked to the Mali Empire. Derived from the word "Mali," "Imale" highlights the association of these settlers with the influential Islamic empire. The Male Revolt in Brazil in the early 19th century, led by enslaved Yoruba Muslims, further underscores the preexistence of Islam in Yorubaland, independent of the Sokoto Caliphate. As a distinct faith from Yoruba traditional beliefs, Islam became identified with its Malian origins, and over time, "Esin Imale" evolved to signify the religion within the region, emphasizing its historical and cultural roots.

hey Mr Williams- you be naija o. Nice vid . All those ministries moved to Abuja decaseds ago so they are no longer in use

Islam in Lagos was actually influenced by the returned slave captives from Sierra-Leone, And Mohammed Shitta-Bey, alias Olowo Pupa, was the first titled Seriki Musulumi of Lagos, the title 'Seriki' meaning commander-in-Chief was bestowed on Shjitta-Bey by the Ottoman empire . Christianity in Lagos was influenced by the same Saro returnee, but this time lead by Ajayi Crowther who was ordained the very first Bishop by the Church of England. Then from the very tail end of 1800s, the returnee from Brazil started arriving Lagos and populating both faiths, And in addition, the Brazilian returnees came down with Catholism which is a little bit structure differently from Anglicanism (Church of England).

Are you taking those acting lessons? We need more of you in nollywood.

Are you a confused person? Your last video was an all night gospel music service and now you are in a mosque to pray in Islam!!! It is sign of a confused person.

Interesting. I've passed by many of those places. Mr Lati has a very and beautiful family. I read that Islam came to Yorubaland by way of people travelling to and from Mali.

I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos! Thanks Ashbee!

Always learning from Waxbill!

I always love your videos; your documentary is always top notch. I have been following your content for a while now brother, I can't wait for that LAGOS LIFE DOCUMETARY (Kemi and co). Nice job man 👍

Oyimbo ehn I love how una dey open to trying new things

Shi that hit home the most expensive street in Lagos,messed up street,Same street

Hey Will, I just wanted to ask, okay first of all, this isn’t about this particular video, because the experience is always wonderful. I’m referencing your older videos, the one in Oshodi etc, Do you ever get scared like when you’re taken around by people you don’t know or traveling on your own etc, I’m a Nigerian and even I get scared for you sometimes, you seem so comfortable, which I admire too. But anyway I just wanted to know what goes through your mind during those experiences.. do you do it scared or do you always feel safe? P.s most Nigerians are most likely to avoid the places you’ve explored in Nigeria, so you’ll always have my respect for going there.. This is just a curious gurl asking😅

No other place on earth does this. Truly remarkable!

Go to Ghana next ❤

Sooo many people in church and many “Christians”!but how come the crimes in the nation are very high? 😭 Hnmm…fellow concerned African here

😊😊 smiling all through while watching this!😊😊 👍 Great job! Will Ashbee! Take your flowers 🎉🎉🎉

Really you guys are supposedly worshipping God, the hypocrisy. I invite you all to islam

Always on point from Will❤

Always love your videos, with a little of history in them, it always amazing to watch your videos.

I noticed you always go the remote part of the country to film showing the dirty part of Nigeria, well what I can tell you is you will not never succeed in your mission to tarnish our dear country image. I have observed you for awhile now, you have never filmed Nigeria beautiful cities around but only the thirty part. It won’t be long before you collect it from Nigerians and Nigeria, I can tell you for free. You better return back to where you are from we do not need any idiot to cause us pain than some of your Yutubers has already done. Particularly when it is from outsider God bless Nigeria and Africa ❤

Louis Theroux would have stayed up all night 😜

Thank you for experiencing how its like we worship in Nigeria ❤

Thanks for visiting there 🫶🫶🫶🫶

The Experience is Amazing every year. 🎉🎉🎉 You can also come for YMR(Young Ministers’ Retreat) 27-30th DEC at Redemption City another superb time in His presence.

This is so amazing!♥A documentary on The Experience!!!💃💃💃 The ever exhilarating, refreshing and soul lifting Experience for everyone - Year in, year out. Thank you for sharing, Waxbill. I love this. God bless you real good.

Good Journalism Will. Nice one

I was smiling throughout 😅. Very nice documentary of experience T19. You covered every necessary detail and I saw myself 😅. Nice one. I also love the history part.

You need to check out RCCG redemption camp. You will be amazed at the doings of God

The Experience is not just the largest Gospel event in Africa but in the world

My prayer is to minister here as an artist one day

Magic! Plus the welcome return of the vuvuzela!

I'm Nigerian. It will surprise you that politicians are the cause of the exodus. The same politicians ensure their children go out of the country for education; even they themselves prefer going for healthcare overseas to going for the local healthcare. This shows the state of decadence of the institution. Our leaders don't care about us. The system was neglected, which has caused dilapidation in our facilities. Japa is a necessity for escaping the rottenness of our institutions. I don't care about what the government is saying to stop the syndrome. If the govt doesn't find a solution to the root cause of our economy's decline, more people will continue to find greener pastures outside the country. Nigeria is a vibrant and glorious nation, but corrupt leaders have made the people find alternative routes to living their lives.

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God bless you and the organizer. Nigeria is blessed.

Nigeria is more than 500 millions peoples 😮😮😮

It's amazing to see the top pastors in Nigeria today posing together in photos from way back. I've never enjoyed history but youre making it more interesting with each video. Kudos 👍👍

I'm not in Lagos, so i missed this year's experience 19th edition. But i watched it live on TV, great experience and it comes with a lot of economic activities which benefits the people. Thanks for sharing this video