Going Into The Computer Village in Lago | Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | All Documentary

[@alexanderkubicki3777]

Wow, what an eye opening doco!

[@IMatthew26]

Min 10:43, "Everybody needs everybody", wise words indeed!

[@roderickdickson8924]

GREAT SHOW! Educating!

[@josephmalik3861]

thank you tony # my father is from Nigeria i was so happy to see this and the fela connection

[@ThizOne]

-If he’s drinking beer, I’m drinking beer. I’m a BIG fan! -You’re a fan of him drinking beer!? 🤣

[@Gabriel-gabriel]

beautiful. I'm sure there are so many things unsaid, dark things, left aside but... that would be true for any place, anywhere

[@jakewilson9136]

great show - humbling and inspiring

[@ntariela]

nice one.

[@okdigital151]

amazing

[@babatundeadeniyi1638]

Lagos not Lago "All Documentary"

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

😂😂😂

[@trex3318]

That's much better

[@thewayofthegunn]

Look at the World we have created. No optimism, just Milton Friedman.🤑

[@buki3267]

This is a nice docu. However, it wasn't cutting edge. As a part time Lagosian, I wish there would have been coverage on the incredible art scene. From fashion, to music, photography etc. Our artist are filling the biggest stadiums around the world, headlining festivals and dressing Naomi Campbell. Why no mention of what is actually happening, rather than showing butchers over and over again. Lagosians are incredible resistent and innovative in a superior manner, due to the harsh environment produced by its corrupt leaders. The results are pure avantgarde.

[@suzanhodges415]

Agreed. It’s a very CNN view of Lagos. Always focussing in the negative. I grew up in Southern Africa and Nigerians are highly thought of as great innovators. And I lived in Lagos. The positives in Nigeria outweigh the bad.

[@wagnerwei]

👍🍻

[@mrniceguy4920]

06:22 slumania

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Nigerian banking? Give me a break!

[@andrewmountford3608]

You should not have exited.