Enugu Nostalgic Road Trip 2: Independence Layout, Posh Kids Schools, Ogui, Onu Asata | Flo Chinyere

[@folashadeojikutu7970]

Chai! Nne mo 🙁... this video reminds me of my service year in Enugu. I served in government house at Independence layout during Sullivan time and I lived around Trans Ekulu along Abakpa Nike then moved to Loma Linda estate. I was offered an automatic employment by the governor but refused it because I got my Visa already to join my husband. Its a state I would love to spend the rest of my life in. I so much love Enugu state. Very peaceful and beautiful state. Shout out to all my people from Enugu 😘

[@FloChinyere]

It's peaceful and cute indeed. Great place to raise kids. I love that town!

[@okeychigbo717]

Hi Flo Chinyere, I really enjoyed this nostalgia video, and most especially, your bubbly and entertaining commentary. A few comments: I have not been back to Nigeria since 1999--yep, that long. I was born in, and raised in Enugu, so this video brought back a lot of wonderful memories. I attended College of the Immaculate Conception (CIC) from 1967 to 1972--yes, I'm that old--and, indeed, we did think we were "very speshul." We looked down our noses at EVERYBODY. Foolish, yes, but we were young boys, so what do you expect? I left Nigeria in 1976 when the Naira was ARTIFICIALLY and officially worth more than the dollar--1 Naira : US$1.68. You are sort of right about that. However, the naira was being subsidized by oil money in a protected forex market IN NIGERIA. In other words, the Central Bank sold dollars to Nigerians at rates way cheaper than the international foreign exchange market. Outside of Nigeria, the naira was actually worth less than ten cents. The private school you pointed out toward the end ( May Blossom??) is not the first private school in Enugu. I attended one of the first--Santa Maria, which is near HRC. I don't know when Santa Maria was started, but I attended from 1960 to 1962, after which I left to go live in Lagos with my parents and siblings. Thank you for a wonderful video; I will watch all of your videos from now on. Okey.

[@blessingchukwu4675]

Queen's School Alumni is in the house. Thanks Flo for showcasing and acknowledging my Alma Mater. Dalu rinne! Ezenwanyi (Senior Prefect 1979/1980 set)

[@FloChinyere]

Wow you must be part of the Old Girls' Association that is making the school great. Ezenwanyi okenekwee. 🌹🌹👍

[@blessingchukwu4675]

Yesoooo! I was the Chairwoman of the Board of Directors (2012 to 2016) for the National Alumni Association of Queen's School Enugu USA, Inc. (NAAQSEUSA). Flo, Queen's AMAKA! Queen's NA EWU EWU! ONYE EJERO Queen's! Queen's ANA AGU YA! Queen's eeeee! Eeeee! Love you, Flo! Ezenwanyi

[@FloChinyere]

Well done! You ladies are doing a great job. Of all the schools we saw, Queens stood out. Looks well maintained and I'm sure it's not the government doing that.

[@sugarcastlecakesncrafts8411]

Yes oo we are here! Queen's bu oyoyo.

[@blessingchukwu4675]

@@FloChinyere Greetings! The various Queen's School Enugu Old Girls' Associations in Nigeria and diaspora have done well in taking care of the school. Enugu State Government under the leadership of His Excellency RT. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi renovated some buildings as well. There are some projects that were executed single handedly by certain individual Alumni. The maintenance of Queen's School Enugu was accomplished thru teamwork. Together Enugu Achieves More (TEAM)! Dalu rinne! Ezenwanyi

[@ireneokoh]

Yes ooo Federal govt College Enugu i sight you. i was a boarding student from Lagos. 25 years Alumni....so thrilled to be watching this video, can't believe the transformation. Thanks Flo

[@amakatee3186]

Nice vlog, thanks for bringing back lots of memories about Enugu city. I like the fact that one can drive the major cities in Enugu within few hours with mild traffic.

[@FloChinyere]

Yes o. No such thing as a gridlock. 😄

[@SampoLapilill]

Thank you Flo Chinyere for this sentimental journey. I lived and worked in Enugu over thirty years ago and can barely recognize what it has become. What the hell happened to Hotel Presidential? That used to be a state of the art international standard hotel in the early 1970s but now looks like an abandoned property. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoy your filming. It has given me a strong feeling of nostalgia and an overwhelming desire to return and see the changes for myself. Keep up your excellent photo-journalism!

[@AtalkwithRichi]

thanks for taking me around Enugu city, I enjoyed the trip, so you still remember your childhood mama Flo the food expert

[@popessalifestyle]

I Don't know much about Enugu even though i have friends from there but i do know queens school and Enugu looks like a beautiful and calm city.

[@FloChinyere]

It is calm indeed. In those days it was calmer because less people.

[@DavidIke07]

Man that was so cool to watch, I used to walk from ESUT to chief Agbo street in Asata, right off owerri road, you are right, the suya there was sensational. I learned how to swim in Presidential hotel, the pool was deep and at the time the best . oh man, the good ole days. Greetings from Mexico!!

[@FloChinyere]

In those days, we walked a lot. But now okada and keke have spoilt people. Nobody walks anymore. 😄😂

[@Ada-cr6zq]

University of Nigeria Secondary School Alumnus, reporting... You even passed through Uwani, my childhood community. Thank you for these videos.

[@FloChinyere]

🌹

[@ifeomaesthercooper4669]

Tnx alot I rili enjoyed ds,one yr in Canada ad seeing ds video mk m remember d good days bck home natin like home one love

[@Joyshomestead]

Sister Chiyere, you have made my day. I have watched all these your Enugu tour over and over again. I am so amazed how fresh your memory still is of Enugu after all these years.

[@FloChinyere]

It surprised me too! But once you see that reminder, the memories all comeback to you instantly. The human brain is amazing.

[@ogechukwuugwu8685]

I just love this Enugu tour! Grew up in Achara layout. I miss 042 obodo ife na eme. Captain Aries at Awknanaw st was our family photographer then. Thank you Flo.

[@violetmgbedike1907]

I also grew up in Achara layout by obioma street behind Emmanuel Church

[@FloChinyere]

Wahala for who no take photo at Captain Aries studio then ooo. 😄😄😄 We lived close to his studio, come and see crowd especially just before and during special events.

[@bonbiskadafi9423]

Me too, Awknanaw st!

[@chinonsoezeji4403]

This road trip brought back so much memories, wishing you guys safe trip, my dad went to school at ogbote.

[@FloChinyere]

Thanks.

[@aniesplatter5979]

Hi Mama Flo 😘💕Still glued watching these tour series👀😀😉😍! Already smashed the like too Cheers! 👍🏾

[@IjeomaEduTips]

Thanks for this video, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@osiumeh6261]

Thanks Flo. I missed my old stumping ground. Grew up at New Lay out and played soccer at the temporary stadium at Enugu Campus. Thanks for the memories.

[@iamlolokings8504]

If I knew you will pass my neighborhood, I would have stood by the road and wait

[@IjeomaEduTips]

See my Queens oo, I'm here doing anyhow 😁😁😁. Onye aguro queens, queens ana aguya Wow! Didn't know ESUT had moved.

[@FloChinyere]

Ehe they have landed. 😂😂😂 Yes, they have and I've been corrected that they moved to Agbani not Ituku.

[@IjeomaEduTips]

@@FloChinyere yes oo, we have landed 😁😁😁

[@violetmgbedike1907]

Wow i also attended Queens for jss1-3

[@princess21538o]

The streets are so clean, and it reminds me of the story my father told me. This video is drawing my attention back to enugu. Thank flor. For this great 👍 job. I must be there one day. Watching from 🇪🇸

[@giniksworld8346]

042....... Ebe Ife Nile meme. This reminded me of the good old days. But is like everywhere have changed.

[@mercynmor741]

Ohhh my goodnnesssssss i really cant explain how i feeeeeel. i saw the building i lived on Ogui road, i went to Urban GSS...Super excited ...i left Enugu in 2009.thank you so much for this ma

[@JanetAnaukwu]

This video remind so much of my place 🙆‍♀️i missed my nando abeg

[@ZIKKIESWORLD]

Aunts thank you for taking us around 042,I see my ogbe back then when I was in school, Enugu is still beautiful

[@alphonseonye3009]

Nice memories. It's been a long time I left Enugu. I heard the polo field on Abakiliki road now houses shoprite

[@FloChinyere]

Yes o, you can see it in this one 👉👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXTMmKWelsl1na8

[@joeekeator9271]

yes..

[@ikechukwuuzoma1079]

Artforume night club is at ogidi street off o'cconor, a lot has changed in enugu. I think the porpulation is probably twice or more than what it used to be and it's some how good cos it means more job oppotunities and the rest. We love ur vlog. Great to have u on. 042 4real and 4life period.

[@FloChinyere]

042 is in the blood! Overall Nigeria has had a population explosion in the past 30 years. People everywhere.

[@oliviaadangoziamakihe372]

Thanks dear FLOCHY for taking me round Coal city , my first time of seeing what our first EAST CENTRAL STATE CAPITAL.

[@FloChinyere]

My pleasure. 🌹

[@dinydgeraldine3254]

@0:33! who else saw that SIN NO MORE mini bus? Good will message!

[@FloChinyere]

😂😂😂

[@gloriadimaku8726]

Enugu girls oh yea lol. Thanks Flo we live just behind WTC. God bless u. Gd memories. I am a product of IMT u just passed it. Thanks

[@Andarist042]

I am from enugu state, born and bred , but have never been to enugu city . Thank you for taking me to my city .

[@FloChinyere]

You are welcome.

[@gabrielnkomo7297]

We are the same, I'm from oji river but have never been to Enugu city more than 2 times in my entire life. Now I'm in Germany but I want to buy land in Enugwu town ,I know no where there

[@saggisok]

That is unusual. Born and bred in Enugu state, but never been to Enugu city. Where were you Then?.

[@Andarist042]

Nnaameen, i am not sure about the unusual part, but i lived my childhood and teenage life in our village and eventually left Nigeria before i became an adult . I mean i have been to some Nigerian cities but i just didn't have any thing/event that could take me to enugu city,unfortunately .

[@benedictaezefili5473]

Chichi have watched lots of yr videos,thx so much for these videos;wished i had opportunity to go round nig like the way u do,well enjoyed ur viweings and u got lovely family as well

[@ibyabu]

#Enugu🇳🇬 is truly beautiful! Relaxed, calm atmosphere. Well done Sis Flo... We tour along with you! 👍🏾

[@lisahall3026]

Just joined your channel and I love your vibes and I love the village atmosphere.

[@FloChinyere]

💛💛💛

[@SimplyIffy]

Enugu is so calm compared to other bustling cities in Naija. This video brings back a lot of memories honestly. Life. Hmmmm

[@nomsosworld]

From keyeta uwani then we walk to school at ziks avenue uwani. Lots of places we walk on foot then to go play and look for obacheleku then....its really nostalgic

[@PrisTvv]

Enugu is so cool like Orlu, good to see what IMT looks like, my first sight

[@FloChinyere]

I'm glad.

[@okieto5350]

Pris Tv, which one be “cool like Orlu”? Orlu ke.

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

Absolutely Nostalgic drive for me. Sad to see the state of Hotel Presidential. Lots of new changes in the city. Enugu still looks dusty and brown as always. Thank you so much Flo for the tour.

[@FloChinyere]

So sad how they allowed that Hotel Presidential to deteriorate to the point of no longer functioning. I used to go there to buy novels too, they had a bookshop in their lobby and when Prince International did not have what I wanted I would go there. And youngsters went to swim at their swimming pool. Chai o. The trademark Enugu red dust will not stop till everywhere is tarred. Once there are untarred areas, vehicles will continue to carry the red dust onto the tarred areas. It's a long road but one day we will get there.

[@ikechukwuuzoma1079]

@@FloChinyere u guys are right till those of us that were born and raised in that lovely city takes charge enugu will remain dusty unfortunately cos those previous and current so called governors and local government chairmen are still living in 18th century ideas with their crookade minds. The first thing any reasonable governor that has enugu at heart should do is to make sure all gutters are closed and everywhere is tarred aswell to start with in order to cut unneccessary deaths period and then tap water and more street lights to light up enugu de more and more factories that the youths may have well paid jobs and the rest and then educational system must be of a good standard that's the list enugu deserve just to mention but few.

[@uchennaagbo.]

Enugu state has changed, see my Urban Girls secondary School. I used to live in onyiuke street. Thank you for this

[@FloChinyere]

🌹🌹🌹

[@chinonsoezeji4403]

Keke people, always busy, that road is such a busy road, I enjoy traveling with you guys, Aunty flo, you're still remembering lots of your childhood memories, and as you drive through the road it refreshes your memories.

[@FloChinyere]

Yes o. The memories are tucked away in the most remote part of my brain but the way the info gets fetched at lightening speed baffles even me. 😂 Enugu is me, I am Enugu for real! I'm glad you loved it. Thank you.

[@SilverFilmworks]

Another good one, Flo. My dad worked for a while in Zodiac hotels. I studied French for three months at Alliance Francaise (the French centre). My first foray into filmmaking as an actor took me to both Zodiac and the Hotel Presidential. It also took me to NTA where we shot an NTA Original 'We the Women'. I used to go to Okpara Square too. I also used to attend the Govt House, after my NYSC in pursuit of a documentary I was going to make on Gov Chimaroke Nnamani - but then left for studies in the UK before it could actually happen. Thanks, Flo.

[@FloChinyere]

Your work took you everywhere indeed! Kudos.👍👍👍

[@prfgee8788]

Edozie Street Uwani....present! Thank you for this video!

[@victorchrist9899]

wow, awesome. Thanks for the video. You guys missed Edinburgh road.

[@macaulay1776]

Many thanks for these videos Chii..brings back many memories. #Nostalgia #Life!

[@FloChinyere]

🌹🌹🌹

[@Mondnatty_]

Enugu is beautiful! Looks like Virginia here in the USA 🇺🇸

[@dinydgeraldine3254]

Nne eeeeh i bu kwá "omo" coal City, literally u knows all corners😉 Nice one darling, i enjoyed the ride🙂👍🏽

[@FloChinyere]

Nne I even shocked myself at how much I remember. 😂😂😂 But yes o, I am proud to say that I passed through Enugu and Enugu passed through me. 💃💃💃

[@dinydgeraldine3254]

😃yes O!

[@divinenneoma732]

From HRC, to ESUT and then I did my three months IT at NTA. My primary and nursery schools were also in Enugu but believe me, I couldn't recognize anywhere because of the massive changes.

[@FloChinyere]

Eheee? Apart from new residential estates, I felt there were not much changes.

[@freemanhall4826]

I love to travel traveling other then bad worse roads the way sm people drive here in the states there in Nigeria been yrs yrs ago not enough to visit learn lot more about different thgs places i would love traveling from villages towns cities it be a long drive journey Nigeria what know learning culture food cost of living real estate government control thank you for videos cant wait

[@maka_maduks]

When I served we call that area WTC not school road. Everywhere have changed, wow!

[@chimejachike1252]

Yes...you are right

[@agbostephen447]

ESUT is now at Agbani,UNTH is at Ituku/Ozalla, The former City girls is now Day Secondary school and JAMB office

[@stellaonyinye]

Unec❤️ ojukwu hostel that year, sweet memories 🥺

[@onyinye_udeh]

Hello Flo! Happy New YR! O kwa ogbem ka i biara! A BUM NWA ENUGU! YOU DID A THOROUGH TOUR! MY SCHOOL ROUTE! YOU TOOK ME AROUND. BEEN AWHILE! I ENJOYED WATCHING EVERY SECONDS OF IT! I didn't know you grew up in Enugu! Keep it up!

[@FloChinyere]

I'm 042 confirmed. You are welcome.

[@evelynsews2556]

See my primary school oh🙆👏...University primary school Enugu campus

[@nwanyiigbovlogs]

My cousin lives in Agbani Road, I know some of this area, there's a lot of changes👍🏼

[@ojopagogo2859]

Enugu is a beautiful city.

[@austinniyi4082]

Is like Enugu has more keke than humans, keke is every where.

[@anulisarah559]

I miss Enugu

[@okieto5350]

Nne Flo, in Nigeria, we don’t “perceive the aroma”, we “hear the smell” 😀. Just reminding you, because I know sey you jus’ come back.

[@FloChinyere]

😂😂😂 Abeg leave me ooo. That's direct Igbo translation. I am sure with the way that English is widely accepted in Naija, other tribes will say the same. In Igbo language we hear smells not perceive them.

[@priscanzekwe5239]

Am early today, let me balance and watch

[@sochi1845]

20:06 onwe nwanyi na le abacha inside that railway..... okwa confirm abacha 😋😋

[@winifredemenaka641]

Enugu is beautiful

[@urchmandudutvnetwork]

Great memories

[@ericezeokoli8800]

Chinyere, I like your presentation. Keep up the GOOD work Nne !! Yes I lived in Onyiuke Street, New Layout Enugu for a bit with my Uncle ( My mother's Brother ). Then i moved to Uwani and lived with my Sister. I am familiar with all those Streets, from Zik's Avenue down to Achara lay out. Lobito Boutique at the junction of Kenyatta street and Bishop Anyogu street was a popular Store then to buy Shoes and Suits. I used to walk down to Awkunanaw Girls down down down Agbani Road, CHASING Girls hahahahahah............Nigerian Girls, they will DISRESPECT you. if you WANT RESPECT, Guys, do NOT chase Nigerian Girls. There are FEW that you can catch but BEFORE you find those Ones, you have RECEIVED a lot of DISRESPECT from other Girls................I am talking from experience ooooo. I have a QUESTION: Those Folks that attended Federal Government Colleges in general ( Federal Government College Enugu for example ), University Secondary School Enugu, Queens Secondary School Enugu, just these three, what ADVANTAGE or ADVANTAGES did they get after graduating from those Schools? Did or Do they perform well in the then WAEC Examination/WASC Examination? I mean did majority of them ( 80% of them ) obtain Grade 1 ( Division 1 ) result of those days? Did they perform a lot BETTER than others ( Folks that attended other High/Secondary Schools ) in then JAMB Examination for Nigerian Universities ? I did AUXILIARY Teaching at Nike Grammar School in 1982 and to tell you the TRUTH, then Class 4 Boys were having BIG problems with General Mathematics problems, Physics Analysis problems ( Nelkon Text Book problems, Abbot Text Book problems, Whitely Text Book problems ). Chemistry problems in Holderness and Lambert Text Book, Baja and Godman Text Book problems, Roy Robinson Text Book problems ). I attended Aguata High School in Ekwulobia, Aguata Local Government Area. Honestly they did and still do rigorous PROOFS in General Mathematics, SOLVE problems in Physics ( Mechanics, Heat, Light, Electricity, Waves and Sound ), Chemistry ( Organic Chemistry, Quantitative Analysis etc ) that over 60% of Aguata High School finished then with Grade 1 and MOST gain ADMISSION to Russian Medical Schools and Nigerian Medical schools. There were great Essay Writers and Speech Writers that made A3, A2 in English Examination ( WAEC Examination ). There are Folks from Ekwulobia, Isuofia, Ezinifite, Aguluezechukwu, Umunze, Amaokpala, Akpu Town, that can WRITE like the famed Authour "SMO Aka" . I am talking about Class 3 and Class 4 Boys that wrote like professional Journalists. Then talk about PROOFS in General Mathematics.......................In fact the ENTIRE Towns in Aguata Local Government Area have Folks that can do Mathematics and Science very well and that can WRITE Speech and English Essay. I know of one famed Soludo Guy from Isuofia Town. He attended, Uga Boys Secondary School Class of 1980. This Guy in Class 2 was writing like a professional Journalist already in his Speech and Essay writings.

[@FloChinyere]

True. There are lots of kids that excelled from village schools. Some got the highest scores in JAMB those days and were on admissions first lists. While some kids from elite schools needed their parents' connections to gain admission. Good schools help but it's not all there is to it. Some kids from azuobodo schools went on to be great in life while some kids from elite schools were up to no good and vice versa. At the end of the day, kids don't have a choice in these things. 😄😄😄 Enugu girls are not wicked, just well brought up.

[@ogechienyinwa3717]

City Girl's was my Alma Mater..before we were taken to Urban Girls 👀 Thanks Flo 💃

[@Barr.Emmanuella]

Flo why now??? That area you said you are not interested in is my street. I haven’t been there for 10 years. I was dancing in excitement when you when said you not interested ok that road. Chai that road leads to the only Cathedral Church of the Good shepherd and seat of the Anglican Archbishop Chukwuna. Anyway Dalu! You did well, in fact you have done noble! Chukwu gozie gi♥️🙏🏽

[@FloChinyere]

Aww sorry. 😂😄

[@allthingsafrica9122]

Oh Hanty Flo, why are you doing me like this nah.? 😢 thanks for the video. I miss my Coal City.

[@FloChinyere]

🌹🌹🌹

[@chinonsoezeji4403]

That blue and white bus pack well ooo, I remember when we used to travel with those buses, i miss all that already My hubby needs to come take me to that suya spot 😂 because I haven't been there.

[@FloChinyere]

😂😂😂 It's never too late to settle the suy date. I wonder if the Owerri Road suya spot is still there.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

Akara mama Ejaa..., I was a student at Uwani sec school then, when it was a mixed school , and we enjoyed akara Ndi ukwua😂😂

[@ogechienyinwa3717]

O42... Ogui adi agba boi... Chai!! I miss Enugu oo

[@sugarcastlecakesncrafts8411]

Ụmụ Queens eh! Eeeeeeeh! Onye na-agara na Queens, Queens a na-agụ ya. That's our slogan, if you know you know😂 You passed the legendary Akara mama Eji (Ejike)@ Robinson primary school. I was born at Bishop Anyiogwu street before we moved to Independence layout in my secondary school. Went to Queens Secondary school, Alliance Français (French center), ESUT and UNN before leaving. You took me home again. 042Enugu holds so many memories for me. That MSP ESUT used to be Queens school Down-quarters then with bushes.

[@FloChinyere]

Oh wait, that drive into Queens, before you turn at Mr Okoli's House is now occupied by ESUT? Is that where you called down quarters?

[@sugarcastlecakesncrafts8411]

@@FloChinyere I mean around that ugwu ESUT, that is now known as MSP (for ESUT mature programs) was then Queen's school Down quarters before it was taken or sold to ESUT. Now some parts of it have been sold as residential area while IMT took some part though ESUT still retains its MSP building there for some programs. But before all this, it was owned by Queen's Secondary School all the way towards mkpokiti side.

[@nkechiezeonyeasi3304]

Chai 042 ooo. I love this . Chi kudos. Searching for your yesterday's video for Uwani/Achara layout. Na my area oo. Chaiiii beautiful memories. One of my visit to Enugu, I trekked for hrs almost all the neighborhood oo lol.

[@FloChinyere]

You were going round them like s tourist. It's fun. Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6myaWpua5KKi5Y

[@nkechiezeonyeasi3304]

@@FloChinyere it's so much fun. The air, the dust aroma lol, the bustling at ogbete market/ Holy ghost areas, light activities around Obioma, inyi, Amechi , umunogo/ umunwakum streets all the way down to Sacred Heart parish. Nne the walk na ato uto oo. I no go lie you.

[@nkechiezeonyeasi3304]

Chi thanks for the link. I enjoyed it. Your youtube contents are excellent. My hubby and I just love your channel. Infact he is the one that introduced me to your channel since 2yrs ago.. ❤😀

[@iamlolokings8504]

I usually don't comment but I had to today, thanks for showing us Enugu. The hills are same just that your now a woman not a kid.

[@FloChinyere]

Abi? We viewed the slope from a kid's point of view. 😂😂😂 But I was a full adult, even already in the University before we left Enugu. lol

[@iamlolokings8504]

@@FloChinyere ewo, sorry o. (Smiles)

[@iamlolokings8504]

House of assembly, wow this video is lit

[@godecappraisal2982]

ESUT is at Agbani and UNTH is at Ituku Ozalla

[@iamlolokings8504]

My dad schooled at GREAT ESUT

[@bethelmiketv]

I love my country

[@user-rr3cl3sw8u]

college road. good one. where is my school , city girls oh ?

[@iamlolokings8504]

I stopped at one, and am at two...chai gariki is my area...

[@FloChinyere]

Garki up next.

[@ngoolicious]

Nice trip... I don't know anywhere in Enugu oo

[@godecappraisal2982]

College Road is the name.

[@christianchiadikobi5401]

Esut has been moved to its permanent site in Agbani town in nkanu west lga

[@iamlolokings8504]

It's was fun.......bye

[@FloChinyere]

Bye.

[@anyibuofutv4669]

Flo u still de enjoy Nigeria

[@FloChinyere]

I wish. But still bringing you Naija content. Thanks to technology. 😄

[@lifeofprecious2275]

Hello so I got a question how do you store /preserve small chops?

[@usonwaagbo6331]

You passed city girls already, it is inside the wtc estate with metropolitan girls. That one is jamb office with new layout boys.,

[@joeekeator9271]

I miss d city..miss Agbani: Ogui; New Mrkt & Peace chemist: ESBS etc

[@helenanyaegbunam1287]

U just pas Queen’s school it’s where I did my secondary school I was born in Enugu👍😂😂😂😂🙏🏿

[@sochi1845]

My grandfather used to have a store in kenyatta market..... all my friends went to either federal sec. or unsec but I didn't I was jealous then....

[@FloChinyere]

😄😄😄 Even if you didn't want to be, they would rub it in.

[@sochi1845]

@@FloChinyere ahhhhhh very well oooo

[@chimejachike1252]

And you pass my school Uwain....Gentle guys in 042

[@sherrymo]

See as I balance and watch

[@gabrielnkomo7297]

Nice job

[@angieugochukwu3671]

Yes oh! I am Queen's school Enugu alumni. There is nothing like City Girls for a long time time. It was closed during my days at Queens and ESUT took it.

[@FloChinyere]

Oh ok. Thanks. Too many schools they started closing some down.

[@angieugochukwu3671]

@@FloChinyereexactly.

[@nnamaniebere2902]

@@angieugochukwu3671 City girls, Urban Girls, metropolitan girls including W.TC Primary school are inside that big compound. I grew up inside the teachers quarters.

[@violetmgbedike1907]

Same here

[@angieugochukwu3671]

@@violetmgbedike1907 which year?

[@ikennanwofor8877]

The name of the street along WTC IS Anang street Government built estate there recently you can catholic church as you are coming from Unec as you are driving down Wtc gates that is Anglican church

[@saggisok]

Thanks for this info. I knew it was not School rd. But i could not remember it. Left Enugu 30+ odd years ago.

[@violetmgbedike1907]

Chai see my school Queens for life

[@blessingchukwu4675]

Flo, ESUT was moved to Agbani town not Ituku nor Ozalla.

[@FloChinyere]

Oh ok. Thanks.

[@augustinaogbonnaya8914]

Queens school Enugu 😊

[@IjeomaGloriaAnopueme]

Ndi 042 be tormenting us😂

[@iamlolokings8504]

We have seen this place before,in your other video

[@FloChinyere]

There are short overlapping scenes for continuity. lol

[@iamlolokings8504]

You replied my comment, hey I am blessed let me screenshot and save this achievement....smiles

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

Present!

[@iamlolokings8504]

I know this face from Nello. Just stopped to say hi

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

@@iamlolokings8504 Thank you

[@mapeauxnoire]

One Queens alumnus is here o..lol I only lasted for one term and ran back to Lagos circa 1990s

[@FloChinyere]

Lol one term alumnus. 😂

[@mapeauxnoire]

@@FloChinyere ha unashamedly thats why I am catch8ing up on the Enugu experience that I missed. By the way I have not seen Asata or did I miss that.

[@FloChinyere]

@@mapeauxnoire Asata is in this video. After Hotel Presidential.

[@mapeauxnoire]

@@FloChinyere oh lemme rewatch I don't remember much but I remember attending St Bartholomews church.

[@austinniyi4082]

Oh you remember Forum Clud