Exploring The Marian Road | Calabar | Cross River Nigeria PT2

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[@celebritychef3940]

Calabar is the safest I mean number 1

[@Baddamozie]

I love Calabar, for the obvious reasons you mentioned. It’s peaceful, safe, relaxing. The city is most exciting around Christmas when the city hosts the Calabar Carnval. I’m so glad you put a focus on the ambiance because it is really a major characteristic of the city. Good job African Traveler. Keep up the good work! Peace ✌️!

[@ominiekwe7241]

Abuja is the most greenest in west Africa, calabar, uyo, ENUGU, porthacourt

[@Obidike82]

Amazing tour of a beautiful city. I have noticed there is no sight of sand usually present on most Nigerian roads. Well done Calabar.❤

[@aframaco9491]

Calabar is in a tropical monsoon climate! Less dust, long months of rain!!

[@celebritychef3940]

Bukka means food joint

[@ominiekwe7241]

Wel done my brother, the difference between former calabar and now is that, the former calabar was most greener, serene and cleaner, because the government of Donald Duke former governor takes the city as a tourist destination

[@K.EricRwhus]

Great job🎉i would love to visit Nigeria someday. My best place is Port Harcourt.

[@christiangideon7966]

You need to check out uyo in akwa ibom state the state is even cleaner than calabar

[@jossmaan2839]

Good Job. Looks like a clean city. We want to travel around West Africa when we come home to visit Ghana, but the Nigerian visa for a US citizen was hard to get in 2018, too much time involved. Next time I will use the Ghana card will that be an easier way? I hope so!

[@Goshers]

You can only give it a try and see the next time you want this to happen.🔥

[@otuefiom5730]

Ndidem isang iso road is the modern name. Marian is the old name. No longer known by that name.

[@CalmBirdBath-zt1oo]

There a lot but abuja is the best

[@AdebamboYinka]

The cleanest States in Nigeria 2023: Akwa Ibom, Abuja, Ebonyi, Cross River, Lagos. Gombe. Cleanest cities in Nigeria 2023: Abuja, Uyo city, Calabar and Ebonyi. There's a body responsible for determining the cleanest states in Nigeria. So far , Akwa Ibom State has won it 5-6 times. Greenest cities in Nigeria are: Abuja, Calabar, Uyo city, and Jos. Meanwhile, I have observed that since the emergence of this present administration in Cross River, there are deliberate efforts to reposition the city to its former state. The video emanating from Calabar city shows, the efforts are paying off. While Uyo city lately has become rowdy,unorganised, sandy. This present government in Akwa Ibom State is not keen about keeping the city clean.

[@aframaco9491]

Only Abuja can match or possibly surpass Calabar when it comes to trees! Uyo isn't bad either, then perhaps Port Harcourt and Enugu to a lesser extent! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

[@sylviasworld9397]

Yep, agreed. Abuja and greenery are like 5&6, but I also like what I'm seeing here.

[@aframaco9491]

@@sylviasworld9397 Oh goodness me! Calabar is a classic!! And it didn't start today!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@sylviasworld9397]

​@@aframaco9491yeah, Calabar has always been, clean, green and safe.