Getting around in Nigeria

Wo bin ich zu Hause meine Heimat für Fremde - Getting around in Nigeria
As a traveler I always want to know ahead of time how I can get around in the places I visit. It was exciting to find out about the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) in Lagos so you can imagine my excitment when I heard about the light rail in Abuja
Do join me as we evaluate your options of getting around in Nigeria.
Background Music: Tribal Affair by SYBS, Plastic or Paper by Wes Hutchinson, Sonic by Lish Grooves & Something's Here by The Whole Other
Background information from:
tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transpo... niwa.gov.ng/
• Lessons from Lagos BRT...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abuja_L...
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[@mlsaulnier]

I was just traveling by myself in Nigeria in February - this video was interesting.

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

wow great to hear . where were you?

[@mlsaulnier]

@@Liesel81-across-all-borders I just realized I never replied! I was primarily in Lagos, but also went to Ibadan, Calabar and many places in between. Some of that was in a truck with some other people, but my Lagos time was by myself :) I found Nigeria to be loud, boisterous, busy and beautiful in it's own way. And I loved the people

[@shakeelkhanvw-fl5825]

I think this is the first vlog from nigeria i just watched. Never know Nigeria is bit advanced as compared to other African countries. Thanks for showing us around. c/t

[@thegoaheadmpire7825]

The light rail looks very nice, I wish Ghana had these

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

It was indeed impressive at the time. Can't wait to check out how it is these days

[@bendedstraw4294]

By far best video on Nigerian I have seen.

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

thanks for the feedback

[@AlexSimeon]

i've never been to Nigeria so seeing how to go from place to place looks very interesting especially the Keke. i like how there are a lot of options to choose from depending on a person's preferability. thank you for sharing this! very detailed and informative and i love seeing you use them so we could see what it looks like and all, great job! c/t

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

You are welcome. Now living outside Nigeria for some years now and visiting other african countries and some Caribbean islands I cant tell how much I appreciate all the options available in Nigeria

[@TripleP]

Hey Liesl :) Never been to Nigeria but definitely found the information helpful and informative for when I visit! Thanks. - Triple P c/t

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

thanks for the feedback

[@tobiB74]

Taxify/bolt is now available in Ibadan. Nice video. New sub here

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

cool thanks for update good to know taxify is in ibadan

[@ZeeGoes]

Whoop! My country! I still haven't done the rail route in naija, but you did such an amazing job with covering how to get around in the country.

[@newnigeriaupdates1060]

Lagos light rail opening 2021 and phase 2 of the Abuja light rail will open in 2024 and new trains are being delivered which are much quicker the light rail in Abuja will run every 30 minutes and the one in Lagos every 15 minutes than in Lagos you have the brt which the new phase is being opened I cannot wait for all of Nigeria’s new infrastructure projects

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

So what's the latest on the light rail?

[@NomadicGear]

This is all really great information, I'd love to visit Nigeria. The Abuja Light Rail looks nice, excited for the other routes to be complete. Glad they're making it more accessible for travelers! -c/t

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

i am really looking forward to the whole network being fully operational :-)

[@chucky7329]

Is crap

[@ikechuwuakebor8221]

Great job my African sister

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

Thanks for watching

[@buddysbites]

It’s very interesting how it works there

[@patrickpedro6458]

thank you my beautiful sister

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

You are welcome

[@alexteachesromanian]

That's nice! I have some friends from Nigeria! :)

[@youngmoney6072]

Good job from you Madam. Kudos👍👍👍👊👊👊

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

Thanks

[@olarewajuoyesanmi4555]

Hi.

[@richardhimself]

What language do you speak? Dutch or German? I like the accent 👌

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

german

[@osunpeter4309]

English

[@richardhimself]

@@osunpeter4309 who asked you?

[@offorgodwin4721]

Welche Sprache sprechen sie i mean how many language you speak my sister

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

Thanks for watching

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Why peace mass transit? When you God is good....

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

hmm because i felt like it :-)

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

What’s u mean tuk tuk? Owanbe what?

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

Oga wetin? 😅

[@ambeebenedikt112]

Must we keep on deceiving ourselves? This is not light rails, it's still locomotive please

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

:-) lol

[@azeezedo-omozuwa1820]

Idiot

[@The_Harylaba]

🙄🙄🙄

[@eghosa2705]

Do you know the meaning of light rail?

[@tosinojo7310]

looooooooool i just cant

[@Bigsamsfurniture]

Please am not so much impressed about the videos why is that you didn't capture some interesting place which is like you purposely skip. 1st the round about which you captured with a fish is located at Abraham akinsanya estate that after ajah Lagos. At ajah before getting to the Abraham estate there was a bridge which is newly constructed instead you show us another bridge very old and hugely and it was like most of the places you captured is the worst set of Lagos pls ma hope to see another video with better environment much better because Lagos has them thank you

[@james56660]

Oh:...shut your face:

[@tosinojo7310]

@@james56660 rude imp

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

And how about now ? Are you impressed

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

Maybe your husband is Nigeria, you speak lgbo ,I had it

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

no he doesn't :-)

[@samueladugyimah493]

Are you a Ghanaian? You speak like one

[@Liesel81-across-all-borders]

lol no i am nigerian