Falling In Love With Abidjan! Côte d'Ivoire! Africa, you won't see on TV

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

*What do you think about this episode?* 🇨🇮🇨🇮 Also check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipu4dGaFnJ5lotE *Can we get 1K LIKES for this video?*

[@chrisudoka5420]

We know why you did not go to Abuja Nigeria because you scared right, I know your people was telling you that is not safe but we know it's more safe then those noise capital cities in Africa.

[@toheebadeshina2740]

What does akwaaba in cote d voire mean?

[@adlenaijomah3646]

Abidjan looks so Lovely and Clean. I want to visit this city. ❤

[@nikzahui3477]

@@toheebadeshina2740 it means WELCOME in Akan ethnic group. Specifically in Baoulé, Agni tribes

[@TheHappyCompanion]

Amazing!!

[@thabisankomo7597]

Some African countries don’t easily get mentioned yet they’re really beautiful in their silence👏🏽

[@Kikongolessons]

Africa is beautiful 😍

[@thabisankomo7597]

💯

[@djaykay3711]

I agreed on this Silently doing good

[@hannahudom7475]

I guess is the language barrier that contributes to that

[@diazcastro7331]

It's because they don't make alot of noice like Nigeria

[@happyworld436]

As an Ivorian living now abroad, I am so proud to read all these good comments about my Country COTE D'IVOIRE🇨🇮. After watching this, I realize how much I miss Abidjan. Thanks, African Tigress!

[@kwabenanuhu6853]

LET US ALL PRAY FOR STABILITY IN OUR SUBREGION. WE MUST ALL KNOW THAT COUPS AND WAR DID NOT HELP OUR CONTINENT. WE ALSO NEED TO SEEK FOR MORE DEVELOPMENT, IN HUMAMAN CAPITAL

[@noorzelifestyle8786]

Hi !

[@maksymkorinnyi7576]

@@kwabenanuhu6853 How about push France away and abolish franc CFA?

[@syllasalimata418]

Merci la bar

[@larisagehmie5127]

I am in the same boat. I feel so much pride reading these comments. I need to go back home. 😭

[@medaraudoekong7586]

Very beautiful, organized, clean city. A very jovial tour guide too 🇨🇮🇳🇬

[@frankjiendu5566]

Yes 👍

[@abdoufofana8104]

🇨🇮❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@Sabigalriri]

Wow..this is a West African city with so much development but they're are quiet and not arrogant. Lovely city

[@yahooyahoo3202]

Now all attention should go to this neighbouring countries around Ghana and Nigeria,so that their beef will definitely end too much noise making and comparing

[@gbincentpourcent5543]

Have you met us yet ? 😂 Ivorians are very hospitable, funny and warm people but we’re also known for being loud and a bit arrogant too. 😄

[@kfnt236]

@@gbincentpourcent5543 i Guess she haven't 🤣🤣 ... We are two face of the same coin 🤣

[@AllThought]

If you spoke French you would know that Ivorians are the some of the most Arrogant people God has created🤦🏾‍♀️

[@michmbolingaba7310]

ABIDJAN (Cote d'Ivoire 🇨🇮) has always been my favorite city of West Africa. I'm from the DRC 🇨🇩🤝🇨🇮🤝🇰🇪. Merci infiniment à vous @TigresseAfricaine🇰🇪 (African Tigress). 🔥🔥💖💖💖🙏👏

[@seyoumberihun6351]

Amazingly beautiful city. I am Orthopedic surgeon from Ethiopia. I am looking forward to visit Abijidan. Thank you for the video African Tigerres

[@setchmohabite8220]

Thanks dear we are waiting you Big Love Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@TonnyOkello]

Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 is a silent giant of Africa . Beautiful Abidjan!

[@1Ladychisom_CSN]

Exactly, I am a Nigerian living in Abidjan, the country is very organized good but very expensive

[@afrikanheritage99]

Nigeria earned the honor of giants of Africa and counting. 1) Help set up African Unity in Adis Ababa. 2) Accommodated Ghanaians for 2 decades during their economic crisis. 3) Supported and ended the war in Liberia with Nigerian army task force ECOMOG. 4) Supported South Africa with $1bn dollars during apartheid. 5)Send military support to Angola to restore peace in that nation. 6)The headquarters of ECOWAS. 7)Funding and Fighting terrorists insurgency in West Africa shore alone. 8) Hosted FESTAC for all African nations in 1977- Festival of arts and culture of all Africa nations in Lagos to facilitate Africanunity. 9) Recently stood to Britain and forcing it to remove African nations from their Covid-19 no- fly red list. 10) Nigeria is home to all Africans, every one is welcome and treated equally as native Nigeria. We've the responsibility to be our brother's keeper. Too much this country has done for African continent and yet haters deny everything on record in a straight face. . I want to know what single thing other African nations has done for others. We are not only the Giant of Africa. We have also earned the " big brother Africa" That's the giant of Africa 🌍 What have you done for others?

[@afrikanheritage99]

She hasn't shown Abuja the capital city of Nigeria, wait till then.

[@sylviasworld9397]

The term 'Giant of Africa' was and is based on that countries' giant population, and it still stands. Although Ivory Coast is making giant strides in other areas, which other countries should emulate, such as cleanliness and greening of cities adequately.

[@TonnyOkello]

@@afrikanheritage99 You are a comedian, aren’t you 😂

[@mahelofrancis2459]

I want to believe that Abidjan is one of the most organised and developed cities in West Africa. It has stunning infrastructure

[@shangothunder1055]

You can "want to believe it" all you want; but it will never be true.

[@Chris-yp1cd]

Lol , not a chance 😅. Still colonized , underdeveloped and under France domination , yes

[@shangothunder1055]

@@Chris-yp1cd This place is filled with simpletons.😂

[@Ciaociaol9983]

@@shangothunder1055 I wonder why people like you are watching her videos! Let me guess… you never went to Abidjan but you are the first one to criticize other people’s country 🤣. Where is the common sense? …. Wait! You have none.

[@shangothunder1055]

@@Ciaociaol9983 Facts don’t care about your hurt feelings sorry; not sorry.😏

[@talvo5322]

Ivorians are lovely people, they never complain and they are proud of their country, despite the insults and jealousy of other French-speaking neighbouring countries because of their development. they welcome you to their home and offer you the best chair. it is a very beautiful country blessed by GOD 🇳🇬🇨🇮🇬🇭

[@fleursgentille3881]

THANKS🙏🥰😘

[@miss7968]

Merci 🙏

[@browntvofficielle6450]

Thanks too much🙏

[@severinkoudou8529]

👍 💞 It's true

[@severinkoudou8529]

True

[@TheMademoizelcoco]

African Tigress!! Thank you for showcasing our beautiful city Abidjan 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮! Ivorians are respectful of all other African countries so let’s not use this comment section to tear each other up but to instead appreciate this city ☺️

[@aframaco9491]

Oooh I appreciate your city ! Big time!!! I am blown away! Salutations 🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾!!

[@taofikakinyemi7417]

Your city is beautiful nigeria 🇳🇬 brother say so

[@paulkimanikariuki505]

@@aframaco9491 aywa !

[@taofikakinyemi7417]

@@yahooyahoo3202 when I say Abidjan is beautiful did I mention ghana why body dey pepper you?una get problem so if I give you your size now based on your comment na that time people go dey talk

[@thomasmensah9602]

P

[@mihailis82]

I´m Peruvian, based in Copenhagen, and dying to visit Cote d'Ivoire. Thank you for the amazing video.

[@benmohamedsoumahoro8567]

I'm in the US right now but planning on going back home soon reply to this comment if you tryna link up . Much Love from OKC

[@stewart2589]

I'm pretty sure Peru has way more to offer than 6 African countries combined

[@seydoutraore2867]

​@@stewart2589and what?

[@Donmeo3]

Le acogeremos con mucho gusto 🙏

[@babsjob8729]

In fact ivorians are very welcoming most of my friends are from Cote d'Ivoire here in Senegal.Ou sont les ivoiriens ?

[@dogitotu760]

We are here my Senegalese brother. Lots of love from Abidjan❤❤

[@TheMademoizelcoco]

Yes! There are a lot of Senegalese people in Ivory Coast. Matter of fact I myself am half senegalese ☺️! This country welcomes everybody

[@seydoutraore2867]

Nous sommes là

[@Issouf48]

On est caléééeeeeee 👏 We are here!!!!

[@babsjob8729]

C'est quoi les bails?

[@NdauTribe13]

I think this is the most developed City in west Africa. I love Abidjan Love from The Great Zimbabwe #BeautifulAfrica #One❤Africa #AfricaRising

[@Georges.Victorius]

Yes Abidjan is among the most developed cities in west Africa, along with Lagos, Abuja, Accra and Dakar.

[@frankmlish2679]

The great Zimbabwe.. love that

[@Georges.Victorius]

We also love you. Zimbabwe is precious for us, it is our pride.

[@nikzahui3477]

Hi there !!! I am from Ivory Coast and have always loved Zimbabwe. I love the pictures I see. And also love your English accent. I think it's one of the best in Africa. I think Liberia and Nigeria have the worst accents. You can barely understand what they are saying.

[@shangothunder1055]

Nope that would be Lagos which is wealthier than the entire country of Zimbabwe.

[@francodigenius8435]

Though I'm Ghanaian ,but Abidjan yopougon kouté is my place of birth. Akwaba 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮 Jolie côte d'voire 💙💙

[@willba2817]

akan from cote d'ivoire and ghana are same people we are family.

[@paultrs2]

@@willba2817No only Akan Ga-Adangbe ,ewe and Guan also we find those different tribes specifically in Akan lagoon ( Akan lagunaire)

[@johnokoth7543]

This probably the most beautiful and higly developed West African City. The country and its peple are just lovable.

[@sikhumbuzopizavena8727]

I AM SOUTH AFRICAN,I CAN SAY THIS CITY IS ONE OF BEAUTIFUL CITY IN WEST AFRICA,ABIDJAN COTE DIVOIRE THEY DONT TALK TO MUCH YOU CAN SEE FOR FOR YOUR SELF,TALK IS CHEAP.

[@naphtalipandu1585]

Wow🤗🤗🤗 this is very much astonishing ooooooo... I only know that we have Cote D'Ivoire as a country in Africa, however I never knew if it was such beautiful, developed and well organised... Africa with natural Beauty and architectures eish😍🥰, much love from Namibia 🇳🇦

[@rachaelBT]

My children are in French Immersion, one of a few languages they are learning. The teacher asked why I chose French, I said because it’s global. They can live in multiple African countries if they choose. Their uncle lived for years in Senegal, now I’m going to show them these videos. Thank you for the footage.

[@Kikongolessons]

👍

[@rachaelBT]

@Luckman S 🤷🏿‍♀️ 😆

[@themark7948]

@@rachaelBT Lol. I love your response Rachael. Life is really not THAT serious.

[@tob8582]

That's a colonised language...why not Swahili

[@rachaelBT]

@@tob8582 I know, so is English. They are also learning Hyam, which is our mother tongue, and they don’t need to know Swahili to maneuver through those countries. But I’m not opposed to it. They know a few greetings.

[@YenkoAfrica]

The tree-lined streets are beautiful! I also love the care that Ivorians are showing for their city, themselves, their fellow countrymen, and tourists by keeping the city clean, not littering, and providing sidewalks. 👍🏾💝🏆

[@zemenebayle1499]

What most impressed me is the cleanness of the city and the quality and design of the buildings.

[@Isiejeme0829]

Stunning city indeed. One of my favourites for real, not minding the language barrier. Thanks for sharing.

[@Kikongolessons]

Me too !

[@ikegomoviestv9691]

Nigeria my country...Nigerian Embassy...I love Ivory coast with all my heart.

[@Menre-Ayes]

I love Ivory Coast. They love peace and development. They do not destroy people's embassy the way the Ghanaians destroyed our embassy in their poor little country last time.

[@thematrixrevelution4079]

@@Menre-Ayes your mother is poor.

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

@@Menre-Ayes Very true..... Beautiful people ...beautiful city... Beautiful Nigerian embassy...... Please ignore "Matrix Revelution", because only a person with no home training will insult someone's mother...

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

​@@thematrixrevelution4079 You have shown a lack of good home training and that you were not properly raised in your country, by insulting someone's mother.... Do you think your parents and especially your mother would be proud of you for insulting someone's innocent mother who did nothing to you? You just invited a curse on your life by insulting an innocent African mother... shame on you! When you experience hardship and problems in your life later...don't wonder why... it's because of things like this you just did..... Better ask for forgiveness.

[@love-heartbamaiyi4258]

@@Menre-Ayes if was during Abacha they tried that nonsense, Abacha would have just cut tie with them because they have problems, the worst of it now is they are passing the hatred to the kids, by the time they grow, that hatred will grow with them, it is going to be generations curse on them, walahi

[@Qwinjaey]

Wow Abidjan is beautiful 😍 more developed than I thought

[@hybridw1vision675]

Abidjan is very beautiful☑💯 From Ghana.

[@adlenaijomah3646]

EVERYBODY GIVE AFRICAN TIGRESS A THUMBS UP!!! 💜💙💚💛💕😊

[@kaydenpat]

Wow!! Impressive city. Modern and beautiful. Love the bridges and large roads.

[@gideontaylor6985]

Abidjan is a very impressive place. The city shows that black African can manage and maintain themselves in Africa. The Ivorians are showing this very well in West Africa Bravo to my brothers and sister there in that great Country of Coite Ivory

[@solomon6202]

They're heavily influenced by France.

[@gideontaylor6985]

@@solomon6202 My friend that might be true, but they are still maintaining and keeping the place attractive on there own without France dictating or ordering them to keep the city nice and tidy

[@Sweettylife225]

Thanks you🇨🇮🇨🇮❤️

[@nikzahui3477]

@@solomon6202 there are no skyscrapers in Paris

[@african-history-fountain]

@@solomon6202 Shut up. Ivory Coast is an independent, sovereign nation, and its progress and development have occurred IN SPITE OF French imperialist machinations, not because of them. If you had a working brain you'd know that the colonialists have only been in Africa to loot, not to develop the place.

[@tumimabe2330]

I am South African. I am really chaffed. The beauty of Abidjan makes me proud of African countries that invest in infrastructure development. Its very neat, clean and well organized. I used to think Ivory Coast was another dusty African countries with poor roads and lack of infrastructure. Thanks to @African Tigress. From Durban. South Africa

[@jamesjosephjoseph1276]

Suka vc

[@themark7948]

SA would have been yet another dusty African country but for apartheid. Lol. Some African countries are poor. Let's criticize the rich corrupt ones that lack infrastructure, like Nigeria, and leave the poor ones alone.

[@franmdleleni6520]

AT is doing a good job of showcasing the beauty and uniqueness of African countries changing the perception that only our countries have the best. Now we know each country has its own beauty and also challenges. We are just the same really

[@koubadja8151]

If u didn't know, now u know 🙏💪

[@ala_dine2709]

Why you dont accepting refugies

[@jessenopiyoadory8031]

Clean streets, no open filthy gutters, no hawkers by the roadside, no rowdy matatus, good roads, tree lined streets. This is the first West African city that gives Nairobi a run for its money. One word! IMPRESSIVE!

[@9yearsagokk]

you should've seen it in the early 2000s. before their Civil War. it was beautiful it was literally known as Paris of Africa. Nairobi is beautiful and better now but before nah.

[@frankbekoe3109]

But Nairobi has one of the ugliest slums in the World!

[@elloemmanuel2708]

We Ivorian just seeing some new African city merging beautifully now but people still don’t get it Abidjan been beautiful since the 60s

[@jessenopiyoadory8031]

@@elloemmanuel2708 I must admit Abidjan CBD is beautiful! I remember seeing photos of Abidjan in the 90s, it was a beautiful city back then

[@african-history-fountain]

Shut up there. Abuja, the Nigerian capital is far cleaner and better organized than Nairobi.

[@highlow6262]

Beatiful city! Much love from Russia!! 🇷🇺🇨🇮

[@alphonseonye3009]

From what I knew about Côte d'ivoire, Abidjan is a clean, beautiful and organized city which other African cities should regard as exemplary

[@explore5130]

I am a Ghanaian but I will say that we need to demolish Accra for a total reconstruction. I'm impressed by the beauty of Abidjan

[@enterpriseerin857]

But debt is very high tho

[@nzewidozie915]

Accra city centre is not bad. African Tigress possibly did not show it

[@nicholastchetche8204]

Although we are very proud of our country we don't too much noise like some Africans.

[@rabeccachiwalo7422]

I have been in Abidjan in 2021 for 3 months and I had a wonderful experience. I enjoyed every moment and wish to visit again

[@ArceMusicProductions]

Im from mexico living in usa chicago I hope one day I will go to this beautiful city and country much similar to our culture even some words sound like our language

[@ibyabu]

Beautiful! These Parts of Abidjan look just like our Victoria Island Lagos! I definitely will not feel out of place in Abidjan! Merci African Tigress!

[@kennethalumona9964]

I thought I was the only one who felt so. 😅😁

[@ibyabu]

@@kennethalumona9964 😁😁😁 Definitely not alone.

[@kennethalumona9964]

@@ibyabu 😅😅🤣

[@fugeesazaro7535]

Don’t compare Abidjan to your shithole country abeg

[@ainoskribi3642]

This contrast is everywhere even in New York

[@tunedex6593]

I know I'm gonna visit home someday, just someday. So, I was born here in Abidjan in 1995, but I was brought to Nigeria to live with my grandmother when I was like 3-5 years old (cos my parents are Nigerians), now I will be 27 in a month. Though both my parents were still there when I was brought to Nigeria, and my chance of visiting again would have been high if not for death that took them from me one after the other some couple of years ago. Now I just have to work hard to be able to go back there by myself someday. I so much love it dearly and still see it as my home even though I was so young when I left, but I don't know there is just something drawing me to just go back. Maybe when I finally do visit I may even just settle down there, fingers crossed. 🤞 But till then, let me just learn more about my birth country.

[@elelvira8453]

I can relate but in my case my dad is Ivorian and I haven't seen him since being 2 years old. Mum and I moved to Nigeria and she died years later.

[@leopoldnguessan4639]

@@elelvira8453 why dont you go back to visit your dad, it's your country. You speak English, you can get a very good job there with those multinational companies, they looki for people who speak very well English. You have a very good chance, trust me. To with international, even national companies

[@leopoldnguessan4639]

You speak English, you can get a very good job there with international companies

[@elelvira8453]

​@@leopoldnguessan4639 Thanks for your reply. The issue is I do not know who my dad is. The only person who would have directed me to him is late. Are you Ivorian?

[@leopoldnguessan4639]

@@elelvira8453 yes, do you have his last name?

[@taofikakinyemi7417]

I have not started watching but I can tell this is a beautiful country capital straight from nigeria heart ♥

[@kassiignace8828]

Thank you bro

[@wisdomclement2495]

The city is so clean and your tour guide is lovely and lively and she's really doing well. Thanks AT

[@tobbsbrown50]

Lovely country ❤️ love from your fellow west African 🇳🇬🌍

[@jabulanithema1467]

This is the least talked about the country in Africa, yet it is beautiful and has lot to offer. Thank you for sharing with us Africa Tigress.

[@africarain8294]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful country with us first time I'm seeing inside Cote d'ivoire

[@praisethelord.]

What a beautiful and organized city. Well done sis AT. Your guide even made this video more beautiful! God bless you both my sisters from another mother.

[@michaelogolla]

Abidjan is ivory coast economic capital, with administrative capital being yamousukro, second headquarters of the ecowas, fifth largest ubarn center in the continent, Abidjan has a number of skyscrapers

[@adamumohammed3680]

Yamousoukro is an abandoned capital city for now.

[@cypriantertullian7495]

Thank you African Tigress for this great video. Indeed Abidjan is one of Africa's most beautiful cities. Very beautiful and clean. Can't wait to visit this great city.

[@davidluangisa1675]

To be honest Ivorians should be real proud of their Nation..

[@erickouame6287]

we are very proud we no what we have since the 70's we ice skating

[@Omenastudios]

AT, we told you you will love Abidjan and Ivory Coast ; they are fun loving people who love music, dance and enjoyment generally.

[@nftartcorps]

Wonderful with love from Uganda

[@mickysa5841]

Beautiful city. Thank you for showing to the world the growth and development of African cities. The Media of the west are jealous of all these. Like how they portray my country. Love from Shillong, Meghalaya state, India.

[@african-history-fountain]

Very well said. Thank goodness for KZbin. If we had just Western TV we would still think Africans were jungle dwelling savages.

[@Jcguy123]

Jealous of what? An African dump that’s corrupted? Is that why all these Africans are leaving and desperate to get into the west?

[@african-history-fountain]

@@Jcguy123 ​ Oh shut up. You have 25 million Europeans living in Africa, so shut up. Africans in the west aren't even up to 5 million. Your people are the ones ''desperate to leave Europe'' who've always gone around the word causing trouble.

[@muhammadsyafik6930]

Thanks so much for your vlog on Abidjan,it gives me more information about ur loved city, salam from Indonesia

[@wateromiproduction3898]

Awesome content. Keep exploring. Enjoying the music also. Thiam Tijani's home country. His a global financial industry citizen. Also home country of Drogba another global football citizen. Love from a Yoruba man in London

[@norawelar7211]

More like a puppet..

[@wateromiproduction3898]

@@norawelar7211 please enlighten us more about Thiam. This is a platform to learn

[@adumoyeedokpolor524]

This is pretty beautiful I really appreciate the city from Nigeria

[@kassiignace8828]

Thank you i love Nigeria too with its afrobeat

[@golddust61]

We're proud of you Abidjan - Ivory Coast my people Win win🎉🎉🎉🇨🇮👏💕💪🇬🇭..!

[@james56660]

Bhahahahahahahaha. Ghanaians………😀😃😄😁😆😆😅😂🤣🤣😄😄😄😁😄😎🤠

[@fesderi3933]

You want to attach yourself here now ,go and cl an your dirty gutters in Accra.. too many hawkers everywhere in ghana

[@sarahmariejoseedasilveira4495]

Thanks we love Accra too. My friends and I come to visit when we get the occasion and my sister is absolutely in love with Accra. Love you guys 🥰❤

[@rash1dreading659]

@@james56660 What? Check Ghana and Cote d'ivoire history and you will shut up

[@james56660]

@@rash1dreading659 + Bhahahahahahahaha. What history? Ghanaians are nothing but hanger ons.😃😄😁😆😀🙄

[@chocon8818]

Great to see you in Cote de Ivoire, I hope you get to also go to Yamoussoukro, the capital of the country and show us the biggest church in the world most Africans have never heard about, Notre Dame de la Paix.

[@laryjones-jm7ng]

Her dark skin is so so beautiful omg

[@parvezanwar-rp4dk]

Wow, I am very happy to visited cot d ivory & also Abidjan. I,m from Bangladesh. As a peace keeper I was appointed there (2004 to 2005)I,ve never forget such a beautiful country and fantastic peoples also. Love you Drogba (football) & Teeya (singer). Long live Cote d ivory. Bye.

[@maryallen2317]

Nice tour 👌 guide and a very lovely place. Thanks Africa Tigress! Keep it coming. Luv 🥰 it. 💞🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@lama3469]

Wow Cote d'ivoire is beautiful, way more developed than its neighbouring countries 🖤

[@jarodwilson4946]

I wouldn’t say way more, Accra Ghana is more popular, and is growing fast every day

[@valchristian5523]

To be honest this part of ivory coast is beautiful and doesn't look like it's even Africa country, I have been following KZbinrs for long before now, I have always known that ivory coast is beautiful country to tour because of their cleanest. I love this Abidjan so much, sending my love from lagos Nigeria

[@tosinojo7310]

It’s a very clean city. I wish Lagos was this clean.

[@nikzahui3477]

And there is electricity and tap water 24/7

[@Dave05J]

​@@nikzahui3477 yes

[@amehsonbrady2647]

Wow this city is simply amazing, it looks like central Europeans country, From Abuja Nigeria

[@wahalawahala5258]

Love from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 to Ivory coast ❤

[@nokulungamadoda7615]

Wow what a beautiful city, clean as well love from your sister in RSA

[@afrikanheritage99]

Awww our Nigerian embassy is beautiful. Our home in Abidjan.

[@nikzahui3477]

yup.. there are 1 million Nigerians living in Ivory Coast. That deserves a big embassy. right?

[@ub5739]

There's no way I'm not visiting this city. @AfricanTigress thanks for this gem of a city, added to my list.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

save a lot of money

[@adlenaijomah3646]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Maybe $4,000 should be more than enough for 10 days, don't you think AT?

[@amosadewuni460]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Is it an expensive country compared to other West African countries you have visited?

[@kunlebamigboye6245]

I've added Cote d'Ivoire to my list too😉

[@consultantntic4056]

@@adlenaijomah3646 Enough!! Book for a RbNb, connect with a vloger in the country, don't spend large amount money by using taxis or UBER, get someone with a car and you will be fine! Abidjan is really extended!! Visit: Abidjan/Assinie/Yamoussoukro/Jacqueville/Boulay Beach Resort/etc Welcome to Cote d'Ivoire!!!

[@babsjob8729]

Cote d'Ivoire is the hidden gem here in West Africa.

[@emmanuelsackor2751]

I fully agree with you.

[@hannahudom7475]

Couldn't agree less

[@badanelson965]

Same as Senegal 🇸🇳 we love you from Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇸🇳

[@yusufchristopher46]

Wow i am from Nigeria but to be sincere Abidjan is beautiful

[@ChibuzorSaintmykel]

Damn is this the capital of ivory cost ??? This country is really beautiful I swear!! Damn I never thought ivory cost would look like this.

[@african-history-fountain]

Because you were brainwashed against Africa by the media.

[@bigbenemilia933]

i live in ivory caost for 3 years it brings back memory of over 23 years i use to visit our embassy then nigeria embassy and i lived in 2 pleatux really a lovey country

[@danielvirginie1431]

Kudos African Tigress. Keep up the good work. I am glad you are show casing Côte d'Ivoire. The francophones countries in Africa are so under rated but they are very beautiful, clean and humble. And I know you will help us discover them. Their music is one of a kind too. Why are Nigerians and Ghanians Always bickering on "who is the best". This is Côte d'Ivoire time guys. Take a chill pill and move your confusion elsewhere. No other nation in Africa does that!!!! Only the people of these two countries. It is getting to be tiresome for us and is bringing down two great nations. African countries are all unique in their genre. Let us appréciation. CI je vous aime, vos petits enfants des Antilles françaises, Guyane, Haïti, La Dominique et Saint Lucie😜

[@truethots3088]

We are Tom and Gerry, Ghana being Tom always looking for Nigerias (Gerrys) trouble . And Gerry is always peppering Tom. but love themselves 😜😜🤣🤣. But yes the bickering gets annoying 😅. Btw Abidjan is beautiful

[@jerrywonder1831]

Nigeria is not in competition with other Africans. We deserve some respect for using Afrobeat to tell a different story about Africa. If you can't give us the flowers 🌹 we deserve, keep your hate to yourselves. You are one of those Africans who believe in unhealthy competition. I can smell it from your comment. Your hypocrisy won't fly!!!

[@wwswewillsee9335]

What one can see here is that hard work pays. The Ivorians are working hard while their next door neighbour Ghana is hyping their country for nothing. All is clear for everyone to see here.

[@jerrywonder1831]

@@wwswewillsee9335 Fact!!!

[@DD-bs7sy]

@@wwswewillsee9335 They are the #1 French speaking economy in Africa, they should follow Rwanda’s example, promote yourself in both French English, they are very well known in the Francophone world and many Europeans visit the country.

[@mohammedkadaimustapha1038]

What a beautiful and clean city Abidjan

[@blackoralArt]

Beautiful city....being by the coast adds a special beauty to it like most coastal cities. Enjoy your stay AT

[@nuelreview5636]

How come nobody took notice of the two music in this video, I love them and I was enjoying them. I’m sure they are Ivorian music too❤😊. I also love the clean city and how orderly it is and less congested. Abidjan have done a good job and I pray for strength to do more ❤️..I am going there soon after I visit Kumasi in Ghana I’ll take a flight straight to Abidjan . Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇬🇭 🇨🇮

[@revcodrillemmanuel3760]

Wow am impressive👍 I never expect this, this is what we called capital city... I love it am from Nigeria🇳🇬

[@naijabelle4961]

Yes,not like Accra

[@revcodrillemmanuel3760]

@@naijabelle4961 hahaha😂🤣

[@missaay8873]

Don’t show up in Abidjan with ur bags and baggage, that’s all u people know to do!

[@naijabelle4961]

@@missaay8873 whatever!😝😝😝🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅

[@yvesandrethevenot3489]

As a frequent traveller to Abidjan, I appreciate your take on it. Thanks ladies!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome 🤗

[@kwekunkrumah1806]

Wow I feel so proud to be half ivorian...This is where I was born and left at the age of 10yrs after the death of my father to Ghana...I haven't been since,I lost connection to my fathers families but I will surely go back one day for spirituality and pay respect to my late father...Tresvy is where I was born and I know plateau so much because I swim alot as a kid

[@nikzahui3477]

You mean Treichville, right across the bridge from Plateau.

[@kwekunkrumah1806]

@@nikzahui3477 Yes sir I spelt it how it sounds,And sure I know and remember the bridge because I swim alot there and also there was alot of speed bolt where white pple ride there alot at plateau

[@omarbamba2324]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video, African Tigress! I am an Ivorian who has grew up in the US, this video made me even hungrier to return to my country for a visit. Awesome video, with a delightful tour guide!

[@TheMademoizelcoco]

When you have a chance go to bushman cafe in zone 4 for food/ drinks and vibes. Zone 4 overall is good for eats, clubbing etc. If you want to go to beach go to bassam and while there visit the old colonial town. If you have even more time, go to domaine bini or banco forest for an adventure day or to Assinie for its beautiful beaches. I also highly recommend you take the bus to Yamoussoukro and visit the basilica and the national park. Also places with tourists tend to be expensive. I recommend you try small local spots called maqui. The food is even better and you’d get to talk to real everyday Ivorians.

[@koketsoditau5204]

A beautiful country..

[@criptovida]

Amazing, until last week all I knew about Côte D'ivoire was Drogba and Mathey now I am falling in love with this country. Could you share Marcel's contact ?

[@yesohyes9198]

Very beautiful city and well organized

[@j.katura7162]

A beautiful, well- planned city, with plush vegetation and open green spaces. Streets wide, marked and clean. Drivers have discipline. No honking. No dirty, beaten, rusty vehicles .No moto r-cycles(Okadas/Boda-Bodas) chocking traffic. No shabby three-wheelers (Kekes/Tuk-Tuks).No annoying, pestering hawkers .And the traffic lights work. There is order in the city, unlike other cities where it is only chaos. All that achieved by selling cocoa only Imagine if this country had oil as well. What else it would have built. No wonder the Ivorians do not need to shout from rooftops, how you have the best organised city in the whole of West Africa. This fact is obvious.

[@guroswes5791]

Civility is on higher level in the magnificent Abidjan, am really impressed!!

[@moussanbarthelemyyapo1865]

this country also has oil but doesn't yet exploit it as a reserve

[@ossivalentindjepa974]

Dieu dans sa grâce a permis une grande découverte de gisement de pétroles et gaziers en CI surnommé" baleine " dont l'exploitation sera opérationnelle début 2023 !!!

[@ornelladjedje7130]

Nous n'avons pas que du café et du cacao comme beaucoup le pensent. Il y a le pétrole , l'or et j'en passe . d'ailleurs on fournit le pétrole à plusieurs pays voisins et éloignés. Seulement que le développement repose beaucoup sur ces secteurs(café et cacao) vu qu'on est 1er producteur de cacao au monde et 5e en café

[@MrTjcoolkid]

In my opinion, the farmers could charge more for their cocoa. Many of the rural farmers don’t know that their crops are used to make chocolate (one of the most consumed food products globally). The companies that buy the cocoa make billions of dollars each year (Nestlé, and Hershey for example). The chocolate industry is a 180 billion dollar industry, & over 70% of the raw cocoa used to make chocolate comes from In my opinion, the farmers could charge more for their cocoa. Many of the rural farmers don’t know that their crops are used to make chocolate (one of the most consumed food products globally). The companies that buy the cocoa make billions of dollars each year (Nestlé, and Hershey for example). The chocolate industry is a 180 billion dollar industry, & over 70% of the raw cocoa used to make chocolate comes from Côte d’Ivoire & Ghana.

[@usmanlimited4232]

I love this country

[@viokand]

Look at those wide roads, not even a single open drainage (gutters), they even have a concrete sidewalk, I'm jealous.

[@aframaco9491]

Me too!!

[@jyde50]

I did see some open gutters in her first video, open gutters is an african problem.

[@aframaco9491]

@@jyde50 There are gutters in almost every third world country including Asia and South America! They do have their purpose! But our approach to gutters in Lagos and Nigeria is beyond the pale! We don’t oversee our gutters and canals enough, so they overflow with filth and grime, to the point where they are a serious health hazard! Our complete lack of local or municipal governments in Nigeria over the decades have become an acute problem now ! No accountability whatsoever! A Local government chairman in Nigeria today, is more likely to be an unschooled conveyor of political henchmen , goons and thugs solely for marshalling election campaign purposes! Lagos in particular needs effective proactive municipal councils to work with the state government so as to uplift the standards of life for Lagosians! We need the best possible persons in Nigeria to be at the base (grassroots) of our democratic process, so as to build our societies from the bottom up! We are lagging way behind evidently!

[@jyde50]

@@aframaco9491 Gutters are good, the problem is the fact that they are opened instead of closed with metal covering or with concrete slabs.

[@adlenaijomah3646]

@@aframaco9491 Buhari Must Go & Nigeria does not need another sick, old, feeble, looter for President anymore.

[@maryqueenlongman]

Wow the city is a beautiful place .

[@christianniamke8642]

Thanks for the video. I am an ivorian and I appreciate all of the comments ☺️. May God help all African countries to rise up...

[@mercywambui278]

The city is beautiful and neat, watching from Nairobi Kenya

[@afrikanheritage99]

I don't see Craziness, hustling and bustling on the streets like Lagos and Accra. Well organized 👍👍

[@monocomo1675]

Hmm is true oo

[@matt76716]

Yes, I travel to Accra, because my wife is Ghanaian. I love it, but I agree this looks very calm and organised.

[@shangothunder1055]

Because she avoided showing those areas.😂

[@seismicvertigo345]

I actually prefer the hussle an bustle, it gives everyone at every level something to do. The infrastructure needs to be able to accommodate it. As long as the infrastructure can accommodate it, it may be preferable

[@erickouame6287]

depend where you going this is downtown she showed

[@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248]

Nice , green, clean, hilly, serene and tight streets, it's giving me Brussels vibes.

[@musasissokom7680]

Abidjan is so beautiful, thank you African tigress for sharing it,

[@miglenakirilova4559]

Африка е безкрайно красива ,магнитно привличаща ме и обгръщаща с топлина и благодат.Признателност за споделянето .Желая мир, просперитет и Бог да ви пази мили хора преодоляли всичко...

[@jasenomade]

Such a clean city... can't wait...

[@jn5171]

Damn! That Nigeria embassy is beautiful!

[@jamesjosephjoseph1276]

Your are welcome

[@hannahudom7475]

Men! this Country is so beautiful 😍

[@elelvira8453]

I am Ivorian-Nigerian. If only I can find my Ivorian father, I'd visit one day.

[@koreeugenehosca]

Contact me please

[@TheMademoizelcoco]

Come visit regardless ! We are your people and will welcome you well ❤️🇨🇮

[@josephdalilebe7372]

Hi am ivorian

[@nnamdiray9279]

@@josephdalilebe7372 what's the cost of getting a simple apartment in côté de voir

[@johanadoubx1556]

why and since when have you lost your ivorian father contact? what's your family name?

[@wadis6374]

Beautiful content AT, you never disappoint with your lenses. Thank you but still looking for more beautiful contents from Ivory Coast.💕

[@BlaiseVml-fj7yn]

Incredible Abidjan

[@NymaMargaret]

This city is breathtakingly beautiful, so glad to see a west African city so surreal.

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

@@akusakitttiyann1879 🤣🤣🤣🤣 What did you smoke?...better get off it, because it's clouding your thoughts...loll...Please leave Abidjan alone in peace.

[@NymaMargaret]

@@akusakitttiyann1879 you must be on some cheap drugs 🤣

[@ogbodoflorence390]

@@akusakitttiyann1879 a Ghanaian disguising to be a Korean to defend that trash country called ghana 🇬🇭 lol.. how dare you compare this beautiful developed city to Accra? The internet only hype ghana too much that’s why they are lacking behind

[@NymaMargaret]

@@akusakitttiyann1879 no one invited you here though

[@missaay8873]

@@NymaMargaret And who invited u here?

[@chenzenzo]

This was what I wanted to see! Real life Cote D'Iviore! Some of my family is from there and my best friend is west African. I'm American and so happy to see real people enjoying themselves there. Great choice of music, but go into more places and show us some local people. Respect and love from Boston, USA!

[@anthonymanderson7671]

I do love the way how the city is Ivory coast is better off especially with the GDP per capita. I want to visit ivory coast!

[@Olaf-Lingen2023]

Well i was born there in 1974 as my Parents were working there as Part of the "Deutsche Entwicklungsdienst". My Father is an Doctor, my Mother a specialized Nurse. Both were working at the Major Hospital there and my father gained some rather good reputation there. His Name was Dr. med. Volker Rammler "Le Docteur" he was called i think. They were from around 1970 to the End of 1974 there.