Do You Think Giants Exist in Nigeria? We Found one in the borders of Nigeria and Cameroon

Do You Think Giants Exist in Nigeria? We Found one on the borders of Nigeria and Cameroon! In this adventure and documentary video, we go on a journey to the borders of Nigeria to discover if giants do, in fact, exist in Nigeria and Cameroon.
Along the way, you will see the fascinating landscape of the Mambilla Plateau, and learn some incredible facts about this mysterious continent.
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[@DavidNkwa]

Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@thelmathomas9399]

Where is the giant? I didn't see him

[@camila.sweetlipz]

Why do you allow for the child in the boat do the hard work? That's so wrong!

[@DavidNkwa]

@@camila.sweetlipz in this part of the world kids work. That his boat and that what he does as business to feed. Even if I offer to help, he won't accept it. So understand different culture and context before judging. Thank you

[@mrrichard9657]

​​​@@camila.sweetlipz that's part of the culture .. Chinese and African have one thing in common they don't grow children in these countries to be weak at a young age they live in reality not like the Ciity youths who are raised soft and weak ...

[@camila.sweetlipz]

@@mrrichard9657 tell me anything, grown ass men watching a minor do the hard work, unexcusable.

[@francislartey-qel491]

It is time to tell our own history to the world. Great job 🇬🇭🇹🇬 Benin 🇳🇬

[@DavidNkwa]

Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@armandredman]

This has become one of my favorite channels , this guy is good , man I want to visit africa I know I don’t look like it but I have african blood

[@Officialkokopee89]

On point

[@muchit3629]

First time subscrber. How awesome that our people are now able to tell our own stories without the bias of Western lens. I have travelled a bit around our continent and the thing that amazes me is how diverse it is. I have been to the Amazon and it was awe inspiring but then you know we have the DR Congo rainforests. I have seen Niagara Falls and then in my own Zimbabwe we have Victoria Falls which is even mightier. We truly are blessed with everything in Africa. We just need peace and better leadership.

[@DavidNkwa]

I couldn't have said it better. Thank you Muchi

[@koninray1307]

Same here

[@akojiekeyi9854]

Peace and better leadership for Africa - can't agree with you less; these are what Africa needs - with God's mercy.

[@malonphillips3268]

💪🏿

[@ianhits-ie6mo]

Well said

[@francodejj]

These are parts of Nigeria we rarely see on TV…..thank U for showing us the diversity of our lands 👏🏾🙌🏾

[@godschild3640]

LOOK ATTHE PICTURES OF EGYPT

[@laurawilder7273]

My name is Laura Wilder and I am a white woman from America. I love the videos that you have created. I feel a strong connection to your lands. I want to to know that I always send my hearts love and energy to you and all the Beautiful people in your videos. We are all connected and I am truly grateful for everything you have to teach me and my family. Blessings to you all, and to everyone in between our lands. Life is so encouraging. Love is the only way to peace. Thank you so very much. Keep up the good work.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you Laura for your support. welcome to the family. New video just droped

[@thomasgarman4295]

Does it matter what color you are ma'am Jesus sees no color

[@TonyJackson-kp3ld]

You're not white you are Caucasian or European but was called black

[@Ghade3245]

How are you feeling connected to another continent? How do we get peace through love...evidence shows love creates hate it's all entropy please think before your heart

[@stonesoup842]

Laura Ingalls. Is that you?

[@omolaniayanshola4278]

What makes you unique is that you know there are many youtubers doing almost the same thing by enjoying themselves in the city and I understand thier messages Africa has been painted in a bad light for so long so people are tired so they where trying to change the narrative by showing the world the good and the bad side of Africa by Africans not not by the ones who made Africa this way in the 1st place' so you choose to go the hard way and by showing the depth and the different part of Nigeria' I say thank you.

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes. Than you omolani Ayanshola for your delightful comments and support always. Warm regards, Happy Monday.

[@irenerasekhula-mangan2118]

May God give you strength bro. Africa is beautiful. Thank you for showing it off. Amazing!!

[@bolajinwokike6957]

Pls be careful your life is more precious, God continue to guide you, knowledge is power

[@Flower-ck2bs]

Everybody knows that Africa is beautiful and a treasure. Just because of that others are doing their best to take her from africans. For example ezploiting the continent and westernizing it. There is now a gay movement but no peace, job, roads,clean water and so on for african people…

[@MOONCHASER64]

Is a beautiful place to be able to see. I'm glad he is sharing. Be blessed 🙌 😇 🙏

[@gospelfacts1332]

Tourism is what would have made nigeria great, if only there was peace and the leaders had sense

[@DavidNkwa]

lol. check this out: rb.gy/bwwydz

[@Inaesteeina]

Facts!!

[@joe90jacob57]

Absolutely

[@ritajustritapierce9667]

Préservation is important too

[@sidneydorsett8697]

Tourism flourishes where there is a sense of security. Prosperity is guaranteed anytime there is peace and hospitality

[@zalkona5051]

My husband is from Cameroon and I am born in the USA. We are married for nearly 50 years. I visited Cameroon with him twice and it was wonderful. He used to tell me stories of Cameroon and sing folklore songs to me. But now he is old and he doesn’t remember these things anymore. Thank you for sharing this

[@holyscriptures82]

😊

[@DavidNkwa]

This so beautiful and touching

[@dermotwallace5533]

So, you stole him from us?

[@obetaritachinagorom4331]

That's so touching

[@pugmamma2828]

It’s nice for me, as a westerner of America and white, to see your country and the things that have been told from generation to generation. I believe in celebrating all walks of life and the cultures. I love the fact that you are out there finding evidence of things that your people talk about. I celebrate you and your history

[@thecornastore]

West is east east is west south is north north is south

[@TheMarti58]

What make emphasis to your skin color? do you see dogs or other animals making a fuzz over their color? I have always. Considered whites as descendants of the NEPHILIN.

[@zkaengineers9484]

Why you menshioned white??????

[@zkaengineers9484]

Why you menshioned white??????

[@williamwambugu587]

Great job. I love it when we Africans tell our own stories like this. Kudos.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you William, we continue to do my little part. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@MethodiousMind]

HEAR HEAR!

[@freddiekustaa2633]

What is the meaning of kudos?🤔, it might sound like a stupid question, please advice

[@MethodiousMind]

@@freddiekustaa2633 kudos means good job

[@DannyBoYfutube]

Plus i dont think they have to worry that much of their govts technology to track and destroy the evidence as much as the countries lije U.S. or U.K.

[@sd247]

I am African American and on my Gullah GeeChee paternal side is Igboo, Nigerian. I was able to trace that in one day, when I met my Great cousin on this Island. We are one of few African Americans who were isolated during SLAVERY and were able to then and now, still speak the West and Central African language with English, African traditional food, spiritual customs and making baskets...etc.❤😂🎉😅😊.

[@ucukaoma4551]

Wow! Where are you located? We are in Austin, Texas: proudly born and raised in Igbo land in Nigeria.

[@adamankind1onearthg]

@@ucukaoma4551 what is gulla.. I am in Atx too.from ethio

[@BrendahAriesAkoth]

Wow! This is amazing! Very wonderful!

[@corablue5569]

That is so cool- awesome to keep your traditions/language alive.

[@rachzor]

​@@ucukaoma4551 I think it's in coastal Georgia. There is a monument for a slave ship that all the slaves jumped into the sea with their chains, and drowned. They said they are mostly Igbos.

[@rickl1458]

An American priest & his wife were in Kenya assisting with missionary work due to the drought. The couple mentioned the folks living in that area in Kenya, did not experience depression like Americans. They said they felt blessed just to be alive. Look how much depression effects folks in the west, who feel they "have it all" & say how bad they feel for folks struggling in Africa. You see more smiles in Africa than any other continent. Bless You guys!! Keep up the awesome videos & keep enjoying how life was meant to be enjoyed :)

[@capecodder04]

The Priest had a wife? What kind of Priest was he?

[@cristianpopescu78]

There is a mice experiment in which they became anything, all confort possible. No more fight for food,for security ,all a kind of mice Paradies.Then all ended in horrible each other Gangs fight, canibalism, male female sexual aberant behavior and babies misscare.Just a few got separated themselves ,in higher places, living alone .apart of all madness.

[@YT-xk5jl]

Whatever. Keep your missionary nonsense to yourself. I am African and I would smile better if you ppl stopped stealing and looting from our continent in the name of investing, tourism, Christianity and other crap

[@British_Cocoa]

Very true

[@mikaelyahsharal4450]

So grateful that I found your channel. I just found out that I'm 35% Nigerian and love to know more about my culture.

[@mau1150]

Your choice of music, the vast landscape, the hills, the people, food, the river, a little bit of desert-like terrain and everything in between. Most especially, the fact that it's all in NIGERIA, is incredible.

[@DavidNkwa]

Well Said Mau. Thank you

[@titilayoakande6161]

Were is your, you should encourage him, not talk him down

[@odhiamboomino5432]

Firstly, @13:27 the song is in Swahili language😊. A language widely spoken in East and Central Africa, and growing…. Second, it’s amazing how this continent is beautiful and the people who leave on it - in their diversity - are similar or share a common thread… If you blindfold me and drop me in these parts. I would start looking for my village because of the many similarities😅. Not only in landscapes but foods, hospitality, traditions etc….The more we are told that we’re different a people, the more we must discover that we’re actually from the same Mothers. So thank you Nkwa these journeys👏🏿✊🏿😎

[@DavidNkwa]

Well articulated my Friend

[@peterkonga04]

@@DavidNkwa Song title?

[@DavidNkwa]

Can't remember

[@princesschioma1684]

I really enjoyed this. Thank you

[@freedmanholocaustvictim7467]

I must have Giants in my family. Size 13 shoe is normal in my family 😅.

[@ayyo84]

I am very happy to see the local people explaining this circumstance without narrative or bias from Western commentary. This is very important.

[@DavidNkwa]

right. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@redCrambler]

I’m from Scotland we have the same stones as you and ours go under the sea and connect with the ones in Ireland. We also have a giant foot print in the hills across from my house. The story goes that when the ancient kings were to be crowned they has to have one foot in the foot print at summer solstice and kneeled facing the rising sun.

[@katiebea9258]

Heard of Giant's Causeway (if I read you correctly) but NOT heard of the "Crowning Ritual" or the footprint. Will try to find information on it. I presume you know of the "Grave of Scotia" which is something I heard of only in the last two years.

[@williamwaddell6799]

Are u from Dunadd?

[@williamwaddell6799]

​@@katiebea9258 it's up north, a place called Dunadd. Long before they did coronations at Scone they crowned our King at Dunadd. I'm sure there was foot shaped hole in a rock on a hill and the Kings foot had to fit in the stone or he couldn't be crowned, or something like that 🤔

[@katiebea9258]

@@williamwaddell6799 well, that dove me into a rabbit hole of videos on the "footprint ceremony"'s location and drone footage of that magnificent "hill fort". Fetched up on *Celtic History Decoded* channel and others. There seems to be stubborn controversy on different angles of ancient Scottish history; primarily as so little written on Scots by Scots. And you can trust "third party" histories only so much in some cases. Imagine what the enemies of the Pictish Scot's vs Gaelic Scot's (much less Romans) would twist of "history", if it's only taken forty years to twist USA history from HOW I view the Founding Fathers and the USA Constitution vs the twisted image being pushed in American schools today. Warm breezes, soft sun, gentle rains on you and y(our)'s.

[@williamwaddell6799]

@@katiebea9258I always wanted to go to Dunadd. I need to make a point of doing it sooner rather than later. Where u from Katie?

[@sheannafowler3780]

Greatly appreciate your videos. I love to watch videos of my African people. I pray that God will continue to bless and keep you and all the people of Nigeria. Greetings from Guyana 🇬🇾 South America.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you, Sheanna Fowler

[@mibuenenimasonunuke5805]

Oh wow, I stayed in Guyana from 2013 till 2016... went to the flight school at ogle and I lived at kitty and west coast demerara. As a Nigerian i would tell you that I love Guyana 🇬🇾 and Guyana is beautiful

[@sheannafowler3780]

@@mibuenenimasonunuke5805 Wow, that's so great. I live on the West Coast Demerara in a small village called Farm, not too far from Parika. Glad to hear that you have lived in Guyana. The Africans in Guyana love to learn about our motherland. I love the culture and food.

[@ucukaoma4551]

Do share the videos!

[@YT-xk5jl]

We are not “your” African people. Smdh. You people aren’t even African!

[@AimaOj.]

Man, David, your consistency is so impressive. Consistency in growth, consistency in production, consistency in doing what you're passionate about regardless of the outcome. You're super inspiring!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks you for your kind words Aima, long time, how is life after school? hope you are doing great

[@AimaOj.]

@@DavidNkwa You're welcome, David. Life after school is quite great but it feels like this country is after my life right now. 😭

[@victorkesh8175]

@@AimaOj. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 God 4bide ooo the zoo can not be after you ooo.

[@AimaOj.]

@@victorkesh8175 😂😂😂 God no go let us live for zoo o.

[@chiomaokoromadu]

This is super inspiring / interesting ..keep conquering new heights

[@lynnis002]

I’m from Sierra Leone and I’ve always loved the idea that there’s another world, other possibilities apart from what we see and know; hence my obsession with fantasy movies and books. I want to know unequivocally what lies beneath and I’m always doing research to find out. I wish I were there side by side with you in your discoveries and your journey. The exploration of nature alone is such an uplifting experience. I love to breathe in deeply the it’s fresh air . I love the fact of another African sharing in this passion. ❤

[@sheisazeena]

As a Mambilla Lady! I must say good job. You really invested so much energy. Thank you for showing the world the beauty in Mambilla Taraba State

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you, for watching. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@ucukaoma4551]

Share his videos with everyone to support his work!

[@helenyakubu7815]

Am from Adamawa state very close to taraba but I have never heard of this story thank you for showing us through the lens of your camera.

[@lindakempton7657]

I don't understand this story how is it possible one giant leg is In Nigeria and the other leg is in Car😮meroon nice place in Nigeria. 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬

[@theschwarzey]

Man, the sweeping vistas are breathtaking, but the subplot of finding the footprints is so captivating, too. I love the storytelling in your documentaries.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@dermotwallace5533]

You must store up this videos and register with DSTV or any cable company to get more subscriptions soon.

[@prospektarty1513]

Nigeria has one of the most varied and beautiful landscapes in the world but it is hidden. We don’t love ourselves enough to love our beautiful country and so we hide its beauty behind the shame of our corrupt leaders

[@DavidNkwa]

More video still coming. Have you seen the last video that droped? kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qZo5ZtacyUlbc

[@josephabah5707]

You took these words from the hearts that millions of Nigerians who kept asking questions about our country.

[@emmanuelaliji3497]

Everything is not about leaders, we all owe Nigeria the responsibility to show the beauty of Nigeria just like this man is doing. How we conduct and behave to foreigners in our land and abroad matters. Everything will fall in place in due time. Don't forget we are still young as a country, but have been through a lot, remain hopeful.

[@usmanjohn3267]

We don't hide they don't have the time and interest in showing because is all about crude oil and in such places u can find lots of resources

[@nataliegilbert7412]

I think that most people, the world over, suffer the same problem: most don’t extensively travel around (& get to know) their own country. Therefore, we represent our country, through ignorance.

[@monica534]

The similarities in AFRICA are so mind blowing. Some of the scenes/ places resemble northern part of Ghana….come to think of it, we have a place there called Bimbilla, and you guys have Mambilla. We are one people AFRICA, let’s not allow them devide us. Great job, bro. God bless your efforts.

[@Ghade3245]

You are clearly not one people in Africa, please do some real studies this is basically racism.

[@fitfactorynigeria445]

One love from nigeria

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

Nobody is devising us, but us! At least in this present day. You’d read comments on social media and you’d almost go crazy. We Africans are mean to ourselves let’s be honest.

[@555.1Llyn]

Lové lové lové This! As a Cameroonian i have never heard about the giant foot in Cameroon. I am so invested and I want to see more. Thank u so much for bringing us along with via ur camera Much love 🇨🇲❤

[@DavidNkwa]

Your welcome brother. thanks for watching

[@indigoskyyz7734]

To be able to see the ride in the mountains was like virtual reality. Exciting.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you, glad you like it. more coming soon. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@danielazoya1212]

I felt like I was there, riding along with you guys seeing Nigeria , beautiful, thank you!

[@KayFiedler]

Your country is so beautiful, gosh sometimes I wish I would have grown up in Africa……so much history, so many stories that can turn a man’s blood cold…and stories of amazing lives like yours….thank you sir….thank you, and God bless you..

[@wirnkarluckman-hz4yb]

I am from Cameroon and i have visited this place, so beautiful

[@lolipimka01]

As a Congolese woman raised in France, I used to work in Nigeria, in many places such as Abuja, Jahun, Maiduguri, Monguno....I was always amazed by the landscape, the various cultures, people are nice and proud to be Nigeria. The first time I landed there I felt a strong connection and quickly learn to speak husa.... people were so shocked I learned so fast....I really enjoyed my time there and keep going @david...you are doing a very educative job❤

[@DavidNkwa]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing

[@monica534]

You are so right, the Nigeria portrayed by the global media is so twisted. One only has to set foot there and you will in love with the place and the people.

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

@@monica534many base Nigeria to be Lagos and Lagos is like very small percentage.

[@emmyboy24]

I love this documentary cos it made me remember my NYSC days, I served in Taraba state, and twice went to Gembu during the Census of 2006. Their grasses are green all year round, the roads are all hilly, and I think it's the coldest town in Nigeria. You can hardly see air conditioners there. Food is generally cheap, and so also honey, cow, and fruits, especially mangoes. Their main means of transportation is the bike, although some cars can be seen those days. Still remember eating Kumbi soup, and a lot of suya. I will definitely find my way back there one day, God willing. Kudos bro.

[@DavidNkwa]

Its a lovely place indeed. This video just dropped. you may want to see this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qZo5ZtacyUlbc

[@seunbetiku1947]

Now I totally regretted redeploying from taraba back to the west during NYSC

[@TemdriWorld]

I love these kinds of content, because the story is been told by us and not to make us look bad. I do myself make the same kind of video of my journey around West Africa. Keep these content coming, this is our discovery channel 👌🏿👍🏿

[@DavidNkwa]

thank you

[@juliafox7904]

What a beautiful country, thanks for your presentation. Watching from UK. It would be good to get a geologist and biologist out there to understand the terrain in more detail.

[@SXMSXTXN999]

greetings from slovenia my man ✌️ nice content i love it

[@ibrahimolayemi1887]

We will tell the world the beautiful things our mother Africa got to offer the world,proud of you bro

[@boochy_glamour]

Wow AFRICAN IS BEAUTIFUL ❤❤ thank you for sharing this

[@claudetteramjohn576]

Am from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean and am subscribed to your channel....you are doing a great job ...going where no one goes .😊...it's such a beautiful place... My country has Africans who came to work the plantations as well as East Indians....I am an east indian because my fore fathers came from India as well as my African brothers and sisters fore fathers...am so impressed by your courage to do these documentaries.....may God continue to keep you and dive you strength for your journeys and provide for you always ..🙏❤️🙏

[@YT-xk5jl]

Whatever. Caribbeans are not and will never be African. Our identity will never belong to you. And they didn’t “come” to work, they were FORCED, all of you folks there were enslaved whether you admit it or not.

[@FaithMartins]

David you are our Nigerian Hero!!!!!!!! God Bless you

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you FAITH. You too, doing amazing work, i see you

[@JohnBossey]

God bless you Bro. It takes lots of heart to do what you've done. You deserve every recognition that comes from your work.

[@diboakale3461]

I am so happy to see my own brother doing this research and educating us. I am very grateful and hopeful for Africa 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲

[@perry8143]

This is very inspiring. You are actually living my dream. I can't wait to start showing Nigeria to the world. It's is a 2024 goal for me.

[@DavidNkwa]

yES YOU CAN DO IT

[@smartadnathy]

I believe that there are additional footprints that have been wiped away by the wind and water. As you can see, the footprints you’ve found are most likely clay that has weathered into rocks over time. What an amazing discovery!!

[@lindachikwado2290]

Thanks for this comment because I was just asking myself how a giant foot can make a print on a rock 🪨

[@chriskewe4238]

I agree with you that there are many more foot prints between the print in Nigeria and Cameroon

[@jajaka1860]

Hunh? " ... clay that has weathered into rocks..." What are you talking about?

[@smartadnathy]

@@jajaka1860 clay can weather into rocks through the process of lithification, which involves compaction and cementation. I stand to be corrected.

[@WallRedd]

By whites

[@redneckhippy2020]

Been enjoying your videos David. Africa is under-represented and i really enjoy seeing it from your perspective.

[@bartbullock9742]

Texas here, I can see you are a beautiful people, very interesting show, you guys keep on.. God bless, One Love.

[@dritsy]

you sir are a very lucky man, you will never find that kind of peace , beauty and freedom in the west , keep up the work my man and we can see more your beautiful country and your journey

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@Mumof3els]

This video brings back memories to me. I served in Taraba and wish I visited Gembu. But I couldn’t as Gembu was about 11 hours from the village where I served. Good job 👏🏻

[@kimblack1636]

Hi! It's me again. I immediately went to the watch the second part. It's wide , and beautiful and peaceful. This is something we in the US , we lack the felling of real peace. Thank you for taking me with you. I am at home as I watch.❤

[@mibuenenimasonunuke5805]

Thank you very much Sir David ❤ I found your videos this morning and I have been stock here because of the beauty and authenticity in them. Thank you for making us proud sir

[@Joel-wh5hp]

Great job you are doing there David. This country is truly blessed

[@maggie8482]

I love Africa and would love to travel there someday

[@esekwevictor]

Great work brother. Praying for Gods protection for you in all your journey. Nigeria is indeed very beautiful and vast. Thanks for showing us these hidden gems.

[@GreatKwesi]

A real eye-opener, traversing these other regions of the great nation of Nigeria offers an insight that is genuinely valuable time on KZbin. I find the interview with the elder of Kabrila and scope of the people enlightening, please keep up this worthy project.

[@ifiaba]

Wow! This is a brilliant adventure, I'd love to do this..Well done, this is how to live pushing limits !!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you. have you seen this: rb.gy/bwwydz

[@mahdiismail8853]

A lot of love from Malaysia! Despite certain western sources try to paint a bad light on African people especially Nigerians (there are some bad appless too, sadly) I found them as a people with intelligence and good manners. Nigerians, Ghana, South Africa, Mali, Ethiopia and there are so many other african countries with great resources that have been victimised by western countries by so long. Hopefully, the giants within every heart of African people will rise again!💪💪💪

[@brendaatkins2450]

Hi, I'm very grateful for coming upon ur video. I'm Native American of the Shoshone-Paiute tribes. I love seeing ur beautiful country, especially beautiful ppl. Watching u drink natural water is refreshing. The water on our reservation has been poisoned by an old mine that's about 15 miles south of our reservation. I remember when we were kids being able to drink the water from the natural springs n swimming in the river that runs thru our reservation. It's such a great shame how ppl have caused too much destruction to our Mother Earth. It's truly sad that our ancestor's lives were violently taken for that, only for the beautiful precious lands n environment to be destroyed. I look forward to watching ur videos. God bless*

[@jakemarcellus7388]

There's nothing like being on the road and getting different experience ❤❤❤

[@DavidNkwa]

Very true. Thanks for watching. Hope you are following the series.: rb.gy/bwwydz

[@damiloladolor8067]

Bruh this place has so much potential, the scenes are beautiful, so close to nature

[@DavidNkwa]

Its an amazing place

[@dunamisopinion4668]

There a lot of unexplored places in Nigeria thank brother for Doing justice to this Documentry

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching Brother. Kindly share the video with your contact, lets reach more people.

[@mikahel.m.i9217]

Thank you for taking us to places we never imagined exist in Nigeria Thank you sir. Am so blown away looking at this beautiful scenery, I never knew let alone believe it's existed in Nigeria.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching , more still to come

[@maryreyes2036]

Amazing landscape. Thank you for the tour👍

[@kakesnmoresummerston7630]

Waoow, just came across your channel and I must say you did a great job. Beautiful sceneries, fresh air. Well done 🎉

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you. welcome to the family. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@nkn1630]

Watching this video brings back sweet memories of when I did some work at the mambilla plateau as far back as 2004, that place is beautiful

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes it is. thanks for watching, have you seen this:rb.gy/bwwydz

[@jonbanks2794]

Thank you for a great video my friend! Good work !

[@tameraalvarez6438]

It's good that ppl all across the globe are able to visit these countries without leaving their house! Thanks to all the utubers. 😃

[@bettynish6284]

So good to see other parts of Nigeria, we watch the movies.

[@DavidNkwa]

Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@eddieseachord4985]

Thanks for showing us this! 👍

[@NikiLivi5]

I just found your page recently and what I love about yours over others I’ve seen is you are actually there and showing us what it’s really like. Keep up the great work!

[@Laura-xz9zi]

Thank you for this video. As a Cameroonian, I've learned something interesting about my country and yours, of course.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@kennethosazee19]

Nice one boss you are my mentor,I have seen the foot of an ancient horse back then in the border of Nigeria and Cameron when I was working with Nasco in jos,I have been to most of these parts you show us and It really lovely during the reason days I love the job you are doing I believe I will be with you some great teacher ❤️❤️

[@alexalanexriddle2757]

Great video David, can't wait for more 👍

[@ogechi8033]

Geezzz What a journey!! Weldone dave, bigwillz, hannah n others

[@blackiyi4220]

Beautiful landscape

[@DavidNkwa]

you may want to see this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qZo5ZtacyUlbc

[@summerbreeze7066]

Thank you for sharing. Such a beautiful country!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you for watching Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you for watching Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@njabulonkosi3660]

Nigeria is such a beautiful Country. Those views from the motorbike made me relate the area

[@iraborrita8131]

Thanking you and your team for this.

[@kuluyabilsu4833]

There is another Giant leg in a rock at Bayara near Bauchi.There is another leg at zaranda rock in the same Bauchi state

[@shirleyvanarsdalecrabtree2880]

New subscriber here. What amazing work you are doing. I love your content, your humor, your respectfullness of all people, your willingness to go where lots of us would never get to see, and your faithfulness. Thank you so very much!!!

[@ucukaoma4551]

Welcome... Help support David by sharing his videos with everyone you know.

[@shabnumosman5192]

Amazing. Good luck and Thank u for sharing

[@rodneypate1693]

Incredible. Thank you for sharing

[@estherukaobasi7556]

Bro, Great view. This is a great talse story. This is a forgotten Northern Nigeria, they need development with all the resources available there. Isuochi had the first Nigerian giant. Check the history book. But this giant with one leg in Nigeria and the other in cameroon, e get how ebi oo. Well done for your efforts to enlighten the world .💪💪👌👍🇳🇬🇨🇲

[@kevinc3236]

Here in South Africa on the border with Eswatini (old Swaziland) there is a giant footprint caleed " footprint of God". I also see some rock formations in Botswana which may be burial sites of these giants. These huge rocks are perfectly round and we can see that they were moved to those places. Rocks are too big to have been moved by men.

[@AmanahJourney]

Thanks for sharing. Very true. I am an American in Botswana, near some of those large stones. Perhaps, I will record them and upload. I've always thought that these were places by giants.

[@davidmclaughlin2796]

Beautiful! Thanks David

[@aniezionista5174]

This is honestly amazing! Our very own discovery. Thank u David!

[@akinrinolatolulope4802]

Really love this.I was in Taraba for over a year and was so afraid of going to Gembu because of the news of what the road looks like.

[@sat_702]

It’s my first time coming across this channel within a few minutes into the video, I subscribed to your channel. Looking to watch more content. I absolutely love it when you switch from English to pidgin then back to English. Feels great watching a documentary from an African to the world ❤❤❤❤

[@ucukaoma4551]

Welcome! Do share his videos with everyone you know!

[@ericsarah]

Amazing just amazing this is. thank you my brother.

[@tatjannacallmeyawnaandrews7770]

Thank you David...... This is so fascinating. Excited to learn our true history. Keep up the wonderful work 🌺

[@evangelistkokui]

Wow this is unique!! Keep posting videos of the undiscovered of Africa!! Very intriguing

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching Intercessor Kokui , more dropping today. Keep watching and sharing our video. Warm regards

[@rugendorunene545]

Beautiful content... 🇹🇿🇰🇪.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you Rugendo Runene

[@gypsyrain369]

Thank you so very much for this share ! it was so exciting to see the Beauty of your country !❤

[@thegfamily01]

I heard a swahili song in the background.. Wow!!❤️

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes love it too. Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@Frogs2500]

I do appreciate the real perspective as you make your journey. The good is that i get to see what is always beautiful and well as the bad without judgement and the technology to see with our eyes and heart the terrain and people in my own home whereas i could only visualize from a map. It gives me chills. Thank you for sharing your journey with us from Maryland, USA. ❤

[@EvelynJohnson-35-R]

Thanks for the update brother keep on going higher, may almighty God keep on blessing and safe guard you through you movement amen, You really giving us history update on this northern Nigeria travel documentry.Thanks very much bro

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you for watching. Kindly share the video

[@cat1976ish]

Hello from England. I really enjoy your videos thank you. Such a beautiful country 😊❤

[@JoyJoy_120]

Thank you for this video!

[@ottobongnkwa2608]

Anyone that says Nigeria was a mistake is a great joke we should appreciate what God has done for as a country so lovely but the greedy politicians trying to frustrate the work of God in us Nigeria is blessed

[@kelvinmarks2346]

Nigeria is man made by Britain so its a joke unless Britain is your God

[@tundebakare6887]

Are you brother to David

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Yes, it's a mistake. If not, you won't be learning about what this chap is showing you after over 60 years of inDependence. You all know less than 1% of the history of the people and places in the geographic space called Nigeria.

[@prospektarty1513]

Wow you are 6,000 feet above sea level. Beautiful video and continue being your wonderful humorous self. It’s very refreshing, funny and natural and makes watching your videos all the more worth it!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you for your kind words. Keep watching and supporting us by sharing the videos

[@soinda87]

People from here can do well in a marathon if they wanted to.

[@basedgoku4915]

Stunning views! Thanks for showing us this part of the world.

[@sandrajones1609]

Absolutely aWeSoMe! Much gratitude for all involved in the production, and deep appreciation for a glimpse of the people and marvelous mother nature which surrounds you❣️💫

[@macknsnacks1727]

That walking spear was hard bro , please show us more of these indigenous artifacts .Thank for sharing your historical experiences with us

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you for watching Kindly follow our Northern and Eastern Nigeria Doc Series Here: rb.gy/zfcsy6 and rb.gy/mdz3fx

[@ucukaoma4551]

Please share the videos!