I Spent 30 Days in UYO TOWN and Discovered Its SECRET CHARM

[@nsikakessien]

Amazing Akwa Ibom state nyin❤

[@WalkerDiary]

Nice one. Thanks...

[@DanielUdosen-fj1xm]

Please Edikan ikong soup isn't Bitter leaf soup oh as said by the lady interviewed at the beach side. Edikan ikong is Pumpkin leave soup while Etidod is to Bitter leave soup thanks❤🌹🙏

[@WalkerDiary]

Oh! is that right? Good to know. would be nice to have you talk about your local dishes if you don't mind...

[@louisvickthur5579]

Thank you bro I was shock too when she said bitter leaf soup, water leaf and ugu is used to prepare Edikan ikong

[@adekunleyussuf4259]

It is fantastic to have Akwaibom develop and fulfill its potential. The people of Akwa ibom will benefit more. I hate that black and colour paint design on the hard shoulder commonly seen on Nigerian roads. It is about time they do away with it.

[@WalkerDiary]

Thanks for your comment. Valid point you just made there...

[@nkereuwem1]

One of the best videos I've ever watched about Akwa Ibom. Thanks for your masterpiece.

[@WalkerDiary]

Wow, thank you so much. God bless and please, kindly subscribe to support our work. God bless you.

[@usoroutak3050]

Wow it's really beautiful

[@WalkerDiary]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@aishaahmed4553]

Uyo is going on my bucket list. I am definitely going to plan visiting, I love it. I also love the Christian centre

[@WalkerDiary]

Nice one.

[@MajorrBison]

Please people go all out and support the super eagles in this stadium on June 7th. We must win. Beautiful Akwa ibom.

[@WalkerDiary]

Lol...

[@esther2462]

Beautiful city! I love every bit of it. Thanks for taking us round the beautiful city of uyo 🙏

[@WalkerDiary]

Thank you so much. This is highly appreciated.

[@deedeeumondak4490]

Akwa Ibom future lies in Tourism. All that Oil money should be channeled into Agriculture and Eco-Tourism. Just like how Dubai use their oil money to invest in Tourism

[@WalkerDiary]

Exactly my thought too. The tourism potentials of the state is still untapped.

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

Kidnappers lurking around , no foreign tourist will risk such trip

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

​@@EmmanuelBediako-yg8neanother Ghanaian 🇬🇭 bot spotted.

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

Caution to foreigners thinking of visiting your country, useful travel advisory

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne that's typical of a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 hypocrite who hates to see anything positive about Nigeria 🇳🇬.

[@EnangEto-p9w]

Wow! I know my government is not perfect But I'm fucking proud of them Is really nice to be an Akwa Ibomite

[@WalkerDiary]

Akwa Ibom Isohon! lol. Thanks for your comment.

[@nkereuwem1]

Mr Umoh Eno, pls add something like 12-storey building in the Ibom Hotel and Golf Resort. It can be added just after the Ibom Hotel, on the left side of it. It's just a suggestion I'm making.

[@MajorrBison]

I personally think, they should allow private companies to do as much as 20-25 story buildings on the shore lines. The beaches need some hotels and resorts.

[@WalkerDiary]

This is correct, I thought so too...

[@krachouse]

Edikang ikong soup is not bitter leaf soup, its pumpkin leaf soup.

[@MajorrBison]

Honestly Akwa Ibom government need to "LOUD AM" and make more developments for all Nigerians to come and enjoy. They need to develop the beaches.

[@WalkerDiary]

Absolutely true my brother. I think think the government is not doing enough to propagate the tourism potential in the state.

[@Elizabethbrown.]

Why is akwa ibom government and the people not promoting this beautiful state they have

[@WalkerDiary]

I am bemused myself...

[@Annointed-r5n]

Many people dont know this city is the best

[@WalkerDiary]

Lol. I personally will make Uyo my retirement home

[@ugoawa3171]

That cement fence of the international worship center makes it look ugly. It should be demolished

[@WalkerDiary]

I will pass your message, lol... Thanks though.

[@programamiac7]

True

[@isaacakang3389]

Try to find what you don't know. Akwalbom is 7 million people not 4 million ok

[@WalkerDiary]

Thank you

[@kingsleybassey7469]

Edikan ikong isn't bitter leaf soup please, it's originally owned by Cross Riverian. The best is made by calabar people. I'm an Akwa Ibomite

[@WalkerDiary]

True. Thanks for your observation. Some Akwa Ibom people called my attention to it too.

[@uchejoseph2344]

Akwa ıbom and Calabar should be the states Nıgerıans should always vısıt for vacatıon The state governors of the both states are not tryıng but ı wıse the toursım❤companıes should help to grow tourısm sector ın Nıgerıa There are suppose creat places ın Akwa Ibom and Calabar where vısıtor can vısıt and spend tıme over there. Prıvate sector can do better wıth tourısm ım Nıgerıa

[@WalkerDiary]

It begins with the state government appreciating the tourism potentials of their state first, then other things will follow.

[@SuperMyckie]

For anyone who care to know... Delta State recieved more allocations than Uyo... please go to Delta and see the village it has become from Warri to Sapele to Agbo to Asaba... Nigeria'd be a beautiful place if political criminals spent evem half of the people's money on the states likewise Federal

[@WalkerDiary]

I largely agree with your claims here. I will be releasing my documentary of warri soon...

[@evaristus4821]

Anytime I see anything about Akwa Ibom or Uyo, it's always about 3 things; 1. Stadium 2. Roundabout 3. Edikang Ikong Soup. How can you compare this to Dubai? Are your standards so low? Have any of these KZbinrs ever even been to Dubai? Nigerians have gotten use to very low standards.

[@WalkerDiary]

Lol, you just like wahala.

[@michaelubom237]

Why Do You Teach Him Our Soup Preparation ? Stop That, Did They Teach You Their Own Food ?

[@WalkerDiary]

Is anything wrong with that?

[@isaacakang3389]

Stop saying Akwalbom is 4 million people . Akwalbom is above 10 million people.

[@dennisabdool2427]

Source of your claim?

[@WalkerDiary]

Ok sir. Thanks for your observation.

[@Uty-yo9np]

@Isaacakang I agree with you. Akwa Ibom as a matter of fact was approximately 4 million residents as at 2006 census (nearly 20 years ago). How on earth is it still 4 million in 2024. For those that need sources. akwaibomstate.gov.ng/about-akwa-ibom/ states the current estimate of Akwa Ibom State at 7.2 million. And this is in line with NBS estimates, following the annualised rate of growth between 1991 census at about 2 million and 2006 census at about 4 million. It's the landmass of the state that's amongst the smallest at bout 7,000sqm. But the population of the state is not amongst the smallest. It's in the top 15 most populous states

[@ndyjonah9022]

State where get enough money, and yet money no dey it citizens pocket. If no be pastor be governor na deacon. Dem want use church and spirituality wound person.

[@WalkerDiary]

Lol...

[@fourchiefs-tk3st]

Still not impressed. No Museum noTheatre, You didn't even show the beach or the markets properly, Any cinema? what about the schools?

[@WalkerDiary]

I get your point. You may need to wat h the video more, cos everything you mentioned were featured. Except for the cinema. But thank you for your observation.

[@FERESE]

This is really disturbing. Inferiority complex is real with you guys.. There's 'Dubai' in Anambra, there's an "Acropolis" in another state nearby. Why do you hate your authentic self? Why do you over glamorise things and make noise over nothing. If it's not "world class, na super luxury, billionaire, mega". Stop being fake for once. Be original!!! Humility is a virtue.

[@EmediongNkem]

Yeah !! Anambra Dubai, Taiwan 😂 Low self esteem, inferiority complex Wonder why we can't just stike to our Name (like a brand ppl will look up to), let's be indigenous There's a lot of development to be undertaken mentally in Nigeria

[@WalkerDiary]

Thank you for your observation...

[@michaelumoinemeh8801]

remove that Town and replace it with a City, a state capital can't be a town have some common initiative. a place that has boast of a stadium, malls, hotels, bars, lounge, relaxing spot, well tarred and good road network is not a town rather a city. maybe you lived in the areas that lack this basic amenties, thank yourself fro travelling.

[@WalkerDiary]

@@michaelumoinemeh8801 Thank you so much Dangote's last born. I will do that sir.

[@michaelumoinemeh8801]

@WalkerDiary Mr man take corrections that's how you learn.... You haven't even been to half of Uyo. have you been to Osongma estate, Ewet housing or Shelter Afrique where the Super Rich live in Uyo? Have been to the Ibom Hall our cultural centre? Have you been to 21 century digital towers that glitters in the night? Have been to the E- Library first in West Africa even Lagos don't have it.... Have you been to Ibibio heritage museum to see our Culture? Have been to Ibom plaza park a sitout for leisure, have you been to Discovery park? All this mentioned places are there in Uyo and it's environs..... When next you are in the city, take a tour guide and move around the city and take note of basic infrastructure... Always take corrections you aren't above correcting. As for now no need to be your subscriber.

[@betsearch7362]

The roads should be expanded, it's too narrow and tight/ugly. To me it's not beautiful, akwa ibom is over hyped

[@AdebamboYinka]

Have you been to Akwa Ibom State, Uyo city? It has beautiful and wide roads. What Uyo city lacks is structural development.

[@WalkerDiary]

I beg to disagree with you. Akwa Ibom has the best road networks in Nigeria, after Abuja, Lagos is not even close...

[@R.E.V.O.L.T]

@@WalkerDiaryu have to realize that’s a Ghanaian he is deep in oblivion of jealousy believing Accra is more developed than Aba !

[@WalkerDiary]

@@R.E.V.O.L.T Lol, our Ghanaian brothers. They are hospitable too though...

[@WalkerDiary]

@@AdebamboYinka Absolutely true bro. You got that right...