We Explored An Ancient Village of Warriors In Nigeria - Ohafia

[@mercyharper9825]

Thanks!

[@DavidNkwa]

Wow!. Thank you So much

[@mercyharper9825]

Just keep taking us home from the diaspora. Home to our humble beginnings. We appreciate all you do. NKA! Thanks.

[@giftyford2332]

Beautiful village, keep the village green. 🇬🇭 🇬🇭

[@similoluwaadebayo5529]

I am serving in Ohafia currently but they don't have access to electricity from about 5yrs according to sources. I hope Alex Otti does something about it.

[@davidikechukwu8659]

I just hope so o

[@samuelgodswill788]

Let those shouting go back home and develop your place try to visit Ala Igbo and understand that our place is beautiful and we can not trade it for anything.

[@giftyford2332]

Villagers don't steal.They and sincere people. It's only towns and cities people who are greedy and thieves. 🇬🇭 🇬🇭

[@Chimazellious]

Been going back to visit Ohafia ever since I was little. Born in the hospital in Ebem. I’ve only started to appreciate my village more as an adult. Love this video ❤

[@DavidNkwa]

Awesome 👌

[@princeernest4993]

So much love for my Land OHAFIA 💯

[@Adauju]

Ha! Your videos of Abia state is bringing back a lot of memories! God bless you for this!

[@DavidNkwa]

Your welcome Ada-uju

[@MrIgweforever]

Am surprised you didn't visit AKANU, which is if not the biggest village in Ohafia.

[@davidikechukwu8659]

My brother tell him o😢

[@LittleParagonStudio-jx4ti]

Elu is the traditional capital of Ohafia till date. Tradition never change.

[@onuohaudokalu8356]

Great job. But you didn't get to my village Akanu

[@DavidNkwa]

Part 2 coming

[@udyize]

Nice... You missed out Akanu village... I heard it is the biggest village among the 26 villages there...

[@afrikanheritage99]

Yes, I think the most popular, too. I was looking forward to see it too.

[@Adannayaa]

Visiting that cave is going to give it publicity it needs just like when someone visited one waterfall in Arochukwu with his and posted it on the net people started visiting it. Ana IGBO has a lot of beauties that is good for tourist attraction just that they have not be explored and given the needs attention and publicity. Thanks for the good work.

[@DavidNkwa]

Hopefully do that jn the near future.

[@cryptowave1798]

@@DavidNkwa keep on🙏

[@christianauko4819]

I'm Proud to be from Amangwu Ohafia Autonomous community

[@mercyharper9825]

Thanks!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you so much Ma, for always supporting us with SUPER THANKS. Means another to me.

[@kennethmfon6828]

As someone who mostly grew up in towns but usually visited my mum's and dad's villages for some holidays, I really appreciate these documentaries with videos showing some popular villages. I loved that section when you showed a pear tree and bitterleaf, shows you went a bit deeper into the village. I would appreciate it and I'm sure a lot of your viewers would do same if when you tour some of these villages, you venture more into the "off grid" local communities of these villages beyond those in the "highways", (like the Drill Range in Cross River, you remember right?)... you know what I mean, some of the communities where for instance those firewood we saw here would be used, maybe in some thatched house... I reckon some of those communities still exist. Thanks David for these great job you do, I really appreciate your documentary perspective.

[@DavidNkwa]

I totally understand your point, we will try to do that subsequently as time permits and God wiling.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Thanks for this amazing show. I am very grateful to see Ohafia.

[@dennismarfo3536]

Chinua Achebe's novel " Things Fall Apart" on my mind as I watch this. This place is beautiful .

[@uchethelma2966]

wow.... reminds my of my NYSC days in 2013 . I served in Asaga . lovely place and people

[@DavidNkwa]

lovely

[@christianauko4819]

God bless you for bringing Ohafia community to the limelight

[@ucukaoma4551]

Industrious Igbo people of Ohafia... Kaa! Kelere m Ete Idika😀

[@DavidNkwa]

Oh sir

[@denniskcobi3470]

IGBO BIAFRA TRIBE PEOPLE AND THEIR LAND IS GREAT 👍

[@ucbestjonathan6325]

You did not go to okagwe ohafia,am very proud to be an ohafia babe,,,we have big celebration dis year in okagwe

[@DavidNkwa]

Pay my transport, i go come visit lol

[@irouk1003]

You are right that's why they called ohaifa udumeze

[@glowreyahishaku2]

I'm from ebem ohafia

[@davidikechukwu8659]

I am From akanu

[@iameze_1]

Wow so amazing Ohafia to the world

[@kennethjoebloggs6231]

Am from amaepku thanks for making me feel proud of where I come from.... I will share this

[@DavidNkwa]

Awesome 👌

[@viralvault82]

You finally came to my village. I am from Amaekpu Ohafia, the place you were sitting behind the 2 statues. I have been following you from Abuja.

[@DavidNkwa]

Awesome 👌 Love Amaekpu ❤️ Kindly share the video

[@viralvault82]

@@DavidNkwa We love you too brother. You're the best vlogger in Nigeria I must tell you.

[@ucukaoma4551]

@ De Don, well articulated; David Nkwa is making us all proud... He is a tireless and fearless advocate!!

[@emmanuelokonta1241]

Ohafia is a city o. Village kwa? Ohafia seems to have a very good road network. Kudos.

[@okorojnr]

Ebem is actually where the LGA headquarters is located.

[@newfaction3435]

Pls u can also visit ibadan which was home to the great oyo empire

[@DavidNkwa]

Keep watching

[@incurableoptimist3447]

I went to Army children school Ohafia and lived in Ebem Ohafia many years ago.Nostalgia!

[@DavidNkwa]

Awesome 👌

[@glowreyahishaku2]

Army children school My almamata😅

[@NgoziNgadi]

You are making me miss home. It a long time since I visited. You did a great job

[@DavidNkwa]

That the spirit Ma. When you get the chance, visit for Xmas. Kaa.

[@MurphyNwafada]

Then visit home bikö. No place like home, even if is for one weekend Ok 👍

[@onuhpeterHope]

I have something very important to talk about ooh there is a Lost and fustrated guy here in Edo state with us ooh he said he is from Ohafia ooh abeg make una help us make we locate he village abeg🙏

[@DavidNkwa]

Lol

[@MurphyNwafada]

I am pretty happy to see some nice places in Abia state towards that Ohafia towns and villages, I grew up with Item, Ohafia and Arochikwu, and Abaribe people.but these towns you showcase are impressive, I never expected such, Bravo 👍, will like to see Abaribe town, I used to hear they build some nice house's like in Most Anambra town, one of my Abaribe friends always say that.if possible sir, kindly showcase more town's like Abaribe and Arochikwu. But when did this video shot ? Because I can't remember Pear 🍐 and Mango in November period on our trees in Anambra state.. thanks really appreciate your work 👍

[@DavidNkwa]

@marcee, you can watch the Abiriba Documentary here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paK3eXWbdr-hlck

[@mercyharper9825]

Mr. Nkwa, you are close to my village; OLD UMUAHIA, 7 villages make up Old umuahia. My maternal village is ( UMUELEDI), my paternal village is ( UMUECHEOKWU), and our market is (( AFOIBEJI). The Assemblies of God international college is right there in UMUELEDI. I attended The Evangel High Sch, old umuahia in the ’60s. Please try and visit that area, if you can. Mr. Nkwa, NKA!

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes Ma, we are getting close, i will surely visit there and bring you good old memories, hopefully when things calm down a bit. Thanks for watching and always supporting us with Super thanks, means alot to me.

[@mercyharper9825]

@@DavidNkwa please do. Here, to help you out with this endeavor. I will really appreciate it.

[@DavidNkwa]

I will probably next year. Because right now, it's not the best of times to be on the road

[@mercyharper9825]

I know it's not easy to do all that you do. You are a portrayer of our AUTHENTIC IGBO history. You bring my heater year to me in pictures and I share it my family. My 7 mixed grandkids appreciate me showing them my igbo land through you. I wish it was safe for me to go home and retire. Anyway, thanks.

[@OGPRAISE242.]

Sir can you document Afikpo ,both North and South ? I like ur Job more grace .

[@madubaym]

The best documentary of your delightful hometown. Keep soaring higher nwannem.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you Nwannemadu 💛

[@Fasthebaker]

Thank you David for your inspiration , I’m giving you your flowers on how you’ve motivated me to travel and explore Nigeria , exploring this for from your eye is different , I feel seen , you’re well in touch with your being , and it’s relatable , I enjoy watching your content and I’m currently exploring eastern Nigeria

[@DavidNkwa]

@@Fasthebaker Awesome

[@chimobi]

Ebem Ohafia is my mothers community and have great memories each time I visit.

[@DavidNkwa]

Lovely. Thanks for watching. Kindly share the video

[@localjess838]

Memories! I visited Elu once for a traditional wedding.

[@DavidNkwa]

Great. Hope you liked it

[@Africanstoriesbychina]

My childhood friends back at Ohanku Road, Aba are from Okon Aku, Ohafia. You're doing well nnaa.

[@JustUtchay]

Okon aku shares a boundary with Akwaibom…infact like a walk over to the next compound and you are in Akwa ibom

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes. Years back there use to be a community fight between Oku people and the them Ekun, community i belive

[@streetofnaijatravelafrica1721]

that's true @@DavidNkwa

[@streetofnaijatravelafrica1721]

bro, I love your video, I am from Okon Aku, you should have shown them the beauty of Okon

[@Africanstoriesbychina]

Yes, Elu is the ancestral home of Ohafia

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@davidikechukwu8659]

I feel like taking 2weeks leave jetting out of abuja to my lovely village ohafia n just relax for two weeks straight

[@DavidNkwa]

Pls do it's needed

[@stellabrown257]

You just a lovely soul stay bless weregawa jisike keep it up Nwaoma

[@Africanstoriesbychina]

This is so beautiful David. Well done.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you kindly share

[@nneekkaahhsdiary]

Wooow bings back loads of memories

[@jenniferbassey8025]

I really missed home, proudly nwa ohafia 🥰

[@DavidNkwa]

Great

[@AlumaEke-ft3jk]

David Nkwa more grease to your elbow keep it up love your good work, pls do a more thorough documentary about ohafia town and it surrounding, such as amekpu - asaga - akanu other big home town in ohafia

[@DavidNkwa]

Ok

[@ReplyMNO]

I watched the video because of the thumbnail picture, and hope you will show a video of the town later.

[@femiadepoju5919]

My brother what u are doing is great telling me there is future for Nigeria keep it up my brother

[@mikaelharning7396]

Most interesting David

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes sir

[@desireemckenzie2046]

These are beautiful communities

[@OneonelegOga]

Nice history to know!

[@TheChiazom1]

amazing footage❤

[@davidikechukwu8659]

I see l soldier junction. Old soldier is still alive. I and some of my friends got him a house in the village and gifted him some money

[@JustUtchay]

Chief what type of drone are you using? Did you need to get a listen e to use that type? Please tell me my son needs one . Thanks

[@DavidNkwa]

DJI Mini 2

[@raydogg2821]

Been busy but I'm back now my brother. I always enjoy your videos. 💯👍🏆🙏🏾

[@SimonDan-fl9lt]

Please visit Mmaku in Awgu local government Enugu state . Is a lovely place and they have alot of nice place to visit David Nkwa

[@ChinenyeVivian-ly5qc]

Please do on Nnewi and Agulu

[@leyahyisrael4693]

New subscriber! Just loving your adventures...thank you my friend!!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks and welcome to the family

[@patiencefatanmi9070]

Nice video but it unfortunate that's it lockdown day, would have like to see the villagers going about there normal activities.

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes. I wasn't expecting it to be serious. Unfortunately I was wrong. Hopefully next time

[@ChibuzoOnuoha]

But I Ohafia came Bini kingdom?

[@christianauko4819]

Nwannem kaa wo

[@landubi9497]

You are a very good narrator. Keep it up.

[@omolaniayanshola4278]

I wish you success in life' you're doing the work

[@joeezera2849]

Please do you know about the first block house in ohafia?

[@gustavemabelo530]

I like your video.

[@davidikechukwu8659]

U passed my house tho 😂

[@AlumaEke-ft3jk]

Thanks

[@nwachichigbundu5602]

Very nice.

[@misswogdaily2344]

Such a beautiful place, I love how green the communities are. Considering everything that's going on with Kanye West and Kyrie Irving, it would be great to see you visit the Igbo/Yoruba Jewish communities of Nigeria. Most African Americans are Nigerian descent and such a video would help support the idea that's resurfacing by African American male celebrities that us African Americans/Africans are in fact descendants of the "Lost Tribes of Israel" mentioned in The Bible. A video displaying these communities cultural practices will lead your audience to draw their own conjectures over whether or not these people are black Jews and descendants of the lost tribes.

[@CHILDOFTHEMOSTHIGHYAHUAH]

@Miss WOG Daily, we are not lost, but dispersed tribes of Isreal!😊...

[@chukwunomsootusi3155]

@@CHILDOFTHEMOSTHIGHYAHUAH Change this mindset. We are not Jews. Igbo civilisation is way older than the Jewish people and their advent. You're only just trying to force what is not there for religious reasons. Die this inferiority complex and stop disrespecting our ancestors.

[@ChidiUma]

I like your style and how you portray the villages. Very good video, but you didn’t go to Akanu which is the largest and most developed community in Ohafia.

[@goziemartins4094]

Please visit nkwerre in imo state and compare with abriba

[@african-history-fountain]

Sidewalks needed for pedestrians on these Nigerian roads. You can't just leave pedestrians to walk on the sand and mud.

[@SkidCudi]

The cave is far from civilization I have been there twice. After picking cashew nuts I visit with my cousins. We used to visit a river there I can't remember the name of the river. Elu is the capital of Ohafia.

[@ezinwo1961]

Orji Kalu Kalu and Theordre did quite well in these local roads only Aba was the garbage dump.its a win win at the end of the day but aba lost momentum that might take century to get back.

[@davidikechukwu8659]

How is abriba outside ohafia but still with ohafia. I can never understand it

[@DavidNkwa]

its part of part of Ohafia LGA, not not part of the core villages that makes up Ohafia.

[@davidikechukwu8659]

But why is it so? Cos I have abriba friends and they keep saying they are not ohafia they are on their own they don’t speak my language

[@ApostleDrsteve1]

It is called OHAFIA not OHOFIA. Please

[@LittleParagonStudio-jx4ti]

the correct pronunciation is Oha-Ofia

[@OrestAmoussou-hv6vq]

😂😂

[@NgoziNgadi]

You are making me miss home. It a long time since I visited. You did a great job.

[@uchenduawa4406]

Thanks!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you Uchendu.