Inside Nigeria’s Most Dangerous City 🇳🇬

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Boy, you're a brave man . You're dispelling the myth & unfounded fears people hold against Nigeria. Nuff respect. Bless up ❣️

[@willankhatter]

​@Saintbeatzzzsimple

[@megabuilder2861]

Please keep in mind that Oshodi is not an accurate representation of the entire Lagos or Nigeria. Even other Lagosians are cautious when moving through Oshodi.

[@simonozomma2298]

My exact thought

[@harryjaggardtravel]

much love

[@pietrojenkins6901]

@@simonozomma2298 but yet you'd be quick to present Banana Island as the accurate representation of Lagos, right ?

[@TopeA8]

@@pietrojenkins6901 More people actually represent Lagos as Makoko than those that represent it as Banana Island. It's not even close. The average neighbourhood in Nigeria looks nothing like Makoko. Makoko is a peculiar neighbourhood, because Lagos is the #1 attractor in the whole of West Africa. More people are pulled there than any other city in West Africa. Makoko is not a representation of Nigeria's poverty, otherwise everywhere in Nigeria would look like that. What it represents is the West African scramble for Lagosian Real Estate. In fact, what a lot of Westerners do not realise is that many of these communities are filled with illegal immigrants (i.e. non Nigerians). Try to go to ANY of these communities, Makoko, Kuramo and tell me you will not hear non Nigerian languages! It IS a misrepresentation of Nigeria. The Nigerian government is just usually relaxed on illegal migration. The average place in South Western Nigeria and perhaps Nigeria as a whole, looks something like Ibadan. Oshodi itself is not so atypical in built form, but very atypical in population density and activity. Foreigners are NOT drawn to Nigeria as it is everyday, they look for the clickbait. It would be like going to Los Angeles and focusing on Skid Row.

[@TopeA8]

@@pietrojenkins6901 Another interesting fact is that the geographic area of Eti Osa is far bigger than the underdeveloped areas that foreigners fixate on. So funnily enough, areas like Banana Island ARE actually a bigger land mass than areas like Makoko, Ajengule, Kuramo etc. If Nigeria tightened its borders, we wouldn't have as much population density in those small communities.

[@mrokafor]

The lady selling the shoes did not call you a fool, she said 'you really agreed to her price'

[@anthonycrumb5753]

Iv'e been to Lagos quite a few times and I have never felt threatned, I found the people extremely helpfull and generally very friendly. I love walking around and I have been to Oshodi Market. As an Oyybo married to a Nigerian woman I have been In Nigeria ioff and on for 25yrs and I can honestly say I really like the place faults and all. Nigeria's greatest asset is it's people. To me Lagos is NOWHERE near as threatning as Johanesberg - now that IS bad.

[@d.bcooper2271]

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[@johngreene3376]

Exactly. Too much bullshit and negativity about nigeria. Im irish and married a nigerian girl. Were together for 6 yrs. I absolutely love Nigeria and its people. So friendly and always ready to help. I never ever felt threatened or intimidated and i get on so well with Nigerians in the markets and wherever i go.

[@NurseSnow2U]

@@johngreene3376good for you. That’s why it’s called a SUBJECTIVE experience my friend. 😊

[@mariamajeanne138]

1:23 true 😊

[@dianeanderson2976]

I went to Nigeria for over 30 yrs . I loved it . I would rather walk round there than in London uk

[@CharlxzMovies]

Am igbo, the lady that sold the shoe never said "this fool is not negotiating" she said "he agreed to the price"

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks for clearing that out

[@CharlxzMovies]

@@harryjaggardtravel 💯

[@thebaltimoreperspective410]

Edit the video, youre subtitle makes her look bad

[@faisolakingbade1870]

@@harryjaggardtravel This is on air already. Next time find a better translator to avoid misconceptions.

[@abdulfatai2769]

Why haven't you edit the video and correct it because now people will watch and think she did when she didn't and then they starts talking bad about her

[@kclevela2131]

Harry thanks for always showing me places with an independent mindset. You seriously have changed my perspective for the better. I am forever grateful for that! -an American

[@harryjaggardtravel]

I appreciate that!

[@orisamugbehinomowunmiflorence]

Hi good afternoon

[@dave102010]

Harry you are getting very deep in your videos of late. So nice to see these kinda places

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Glad you like them!

[@hmu05366]

@@harryjaggardtravelyeh nice job 👍🏼

[@shashishekhar----]

​@@harryjaggardtravelHarry you are doing good work, but please keep in mind having accurate translation always as this paints a negative picture of a culture without any reason. Hope it's alright, cheers

[@kml223]

Thanks, Harry, for showing this side of Nigeria. Now i understand why Nigerian people hustle so much. Even here in the US, we find it here, hustling for money.

[@DK-rk4qs]

There are degrees of hustling. Every country has people trying to make money… hustling and working hard impart two different connotations. Sorry

[@truebelief3631]

Most KZbinrs seem to ignore west Africa & just hang around repeatedly in the same old countries , mainly in Asia. So kudos to Harry for being adventurous & doing something different. A country with such a big population shouldn't be ignored.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thank you so much, great to hear that you appreciate it

[@justhappenedtowalkby3709]

Maybe because Nigeria is not for beginners 🤣 Even pro KZbinrs can't match the energy level on that street. I love that liveliness, I can watch whole day 😁

[@StraightUniversalism]

yeah it's.. different..

[@kish_myworld]

Maybe coz also it’s difficult to get there. I’m vlogging around africa and Nigeria is not giving tourist visas to anyone. Must be business visa

[@CollosalTrollge]

Kurt Caz also has real good footage

[@AhmadAli-xz7rn]

Respect and well done for doing this video Harry! It takes a lot to handle this type of travel videos ✊

[@harryjaggardtravel]

much love mate

[@djjsimpson]

My stress levels are through the roof watching that

[@harryjaggardtravel]

haha thanks brother

[@joshuaemmanuel949]

Y

[@kingdomngwenya4177]

I concur😂

[@gudbeatzent4665]

It’s all love though 😀

[@bukton10]

Do you suffer from anxiety?

[@realmemberstv9270]

i can't repeat that brother. that part had me crying keep it up broski with the good content ‼‼

[@Grace-oq7fh]

Am a Nigerian! Whenever am driving a car along oshodi, all my senses are automatically activated including my 6th sense talkless of walking in that market… brother! You’re so brave. Am sure there was a local escort with you. That’s one rugged area in Lagos state of Nigeria but thanks for exploring and showcasing with an open mind.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks a lot for watching

[@wisdoma4860]

@@harryjaggardtravel DUDE ONLY EXPLORES THE BAD AREAS OF NIGERIA ALSO THE WAY HE ACTS CAUSES PEOPLE TO THROW ROCKS AT HIM. WE HAVE SEEN MANY KZbinRS TRAVEL TO STREET AREAS IN NIGERIA WITH NO PROBLEMS, THEY ALSO TRAVELED TO RICH AREAS OF NIGEIRA. WISH THIS GUY WOULD SHOW THE BAD AREAS DRUG RIDDLED AREAS OF EUROPE WHERE POOR EUROPEANS MOSTLY WITE AREAS SHOW THE WORLD HOW UNDERGROUND EUROPE REALLY IS. HOW CRIME IS PREVELANT CONSTANCTLY. ONLY FEW YOUTBERS AND MEDIA SHOW THAT, MANY LOVE TO TALK ABOUT HOW BAD AFRICA IS.

[@sbnerji12555]

So we can't do solo travelling there? Am I right?

[@uknowamsaying]

@@sbnerji12555 Bad idea if you are not a local or, at least Black. Worse, at night!

[@louisubebe9011]

@@uknowamsaying Not true, Nigerians are more friendly to foreigners, its in our culture to treat visitors better.

[@CharlesJakob]

Welcome to Nigeria harry. Thanks for coming around…hope to see you around next time brother.😊

[@PM-gp3oy]

This was fascinating to watch, I just love the way you interacted with the people in the market.

[@kaissika]

Wow Harry you keep on surprising me as I have been following you since you had few thousands of subscribers and you're nearly reaching 1.5M now!! I am living in Lagos for the past 6 years and would never imagine myself able to walk in Oshodi Market by myself, kudos to you brother.

[@NervousWreck4891]

Much love to Nigeria, I love their good spirit and sense of humor! 🇭🇷🇳🇬

[@dss7507]

Everybody wants to go to the Western Nations but nobody wants to better their own country

[@Nino-ye8ve]

Close all borders. USA too.

[@faizanrana2998]

CLOSE ALL BORDER NOW

[@NuasMuas]

The ones that can better the country are the politicians id¡ot

[@StrikeBolteafc]

It’s not always that simple. People are wasting their potential in these poor countries. Imagine the person who discovers cancer is here but they don’t have the resources to act on like like they do in the west

[@StrikeBolteafc]

@@faizanrana2998that is not a good thing. Open borders would make people richer

[@Snewsnaija]

Even in America the ghetto is no go area. There are many beautiful places to visit in Lagos. Whenever you are traveling get someone to accompany you as a guide. You make good money on KZbin spare it for a guide.

[@justhappenedtowalkby3709]

Imagine an introvert white man alone on that street 🤣

[@YoungEli9]

😂😂😂😂😮

[@nicolebarabas6635]

This is some real journalism. Quite a shift from the other videos. Love it !

[@russelstephan6342]

Yea real journalism because he was in slum areas?

[@NurseSnow2U]

@@russelstephan6342 No because it’s an accurate depiction as opposed to what mass media or cringy content creators usually approach these kinds of locations with.

[@NurseSnow2U]

Same here!!

[@russelstephan6342]

@NurseSnow2U lol you lost brother.

[@Phonydetector]

It’s exciting to see you getting out of your comfort zone to make great content.keep the spirit and sense of humour up as always you do👌❤

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thank you! Will do!

[@faizanmckagan2827]

Harry been watching you since u barely had 15k subscribers. Really happy to see your growth. If u ever come to Montreal canada let me know!

[@harryjaggardtravel]

wow thanks so much mate, I really appreciate it

[@poppy8810]

I hope he comes to Montreal ❤❤❤❤ He would love it here

[@faizanmckagan2827]

@@poppy8810 domo arigato!

[@faizanmckagan2827]

@@poppy8810 definitely the best city of Canada!

[@willankhatter]

He'd never find people to flex on there

[@Khana_kaaba_360]

I’m basically from Pakistan 🇵🇰 I have many friends of Nigeria 🇳🇬 very good people because we playing with each other’s football , cricket 🏏 funny people 😂😂 I’m in Cyprus 🇨🇾

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks for watching!

[@kee7678]

Where in Cyprus? I'm in Lapta.

[@anthonycrumb5753]

I' m off to Nigeria for a month on Monday 29th for a holiday. Can't wait Legend Stout and fresh fish eggusi + banga soup. Try Calabar for a more laid back vibe.

[@Amy_Housewife8809]

You're braver than I am --- that's my idea of a holiday from hell. 🤣

[@guidedlabs424]

Stay at Guided Hospitality in Lagos. Safety, security, 24-hour power, great cuisine, the cleanest rooms in the city, and the best views. You won't regret it.

[@yasirhasan3426]

How was your holiday?

[@Anthonycapone8146]

​@@yasirhasan3426They killed him!

[@anthonycrumb5753]

@@yasirhasan3426 Very nice thank you, as always I was very sad to leave Nigeria.

[@sweetbutshowa]

LOOOOL Love this video! I miss going to Nigeria for holidays man. You just earned a sub

[@whs068]

Keep up the good work, love the videos. Especially the one in Afghanistan

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks a lot

[@guidedlabs424]

Man, my first time watching your content. I respect your approach to dealing with the people. You understand their plight but aren't a pushover or afraid to interact with them. Respect Harry.

[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

Probably the best travel vlogger out there, good banter, no fear and showing different perspectives.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Wow, thank you!

[@Melissaamayxo]

​@harryjaggardtravel I watch many travel vloggers and you definitely are the best and by far my favourite 😁 just a beautiful person inside and out. safe travels!! X

[@Melissaamayxo]

You are a such a beautiful person Harry , i LOVE watching you on your adventures. Such a kind soul

[@paddyanglais91]

The women were in love with Harry 😅 I know they're desperate and needed money, but kudos to their sense of humour.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

they were amazing haha

[@pietrojenkins6901]

So they are in reality just gold diggers ?

[@NurseSnow2U]

⁠​⁠@@pietrojenkins6901not in a literal sense. That kind of banter is just a part of their culture….the same way as he’s openly communicating with the infamous Nigerian law enforcement. It’s not to be taken too seriously. I come from both indigenous American and African American backgrounds and flirtatious banner can 100% be the norm - we’re black (although black people aren’t a monolith) this kind of jubilance is just how we interact with each other. Oftentimes laughter can be one of life’s greatest healer, particularly in trying times. I implore you to try not take life so seriously and literally. It robs one of the collective perspectives that can be pretty freeing. It’s a beautiful thing, immersing yourself in other cultures non judgmentally.

[@tundebakare6887]

​@@NurseSnow2Utruer

[@NurseSnow2U]

@@tundebakare6887 appreciate you beloved 🫶🏾✨

[@collinsejaife1956]

Im Nigerian living in Lagos. I never visit such places for fear of being harrassed. They can sniff you out easily if you don't belong to the socio-economic class. You must be the most courageous white man alive. I laughed my head off watching this. Thanks for making my day 😂😂😂

[@British_Cocoa]

I’m Nigerian and couldn’t walk through there alone.

[@TravelWithNala]

There are so many scammers and aggressive beggers but you can also see the kind personalities shine through. You can see the puff puff guy giving you a look and a smile letting you know the other guy was ripping you off. You could tell he felt bad and wanted to give you an honest price. A lot of the other people like the guys at the fabric shop seemed genuinely kind and friendly.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks for letting me know, I really appreciate it

[@CalvinCooke18]

King scamming capital of the world 😂😂😂😂

[@cn2845]

Olodo speaks​@@CalvinCooke18

[@franklinchibuike905]

Seriosly those guys sold minerals at 500 naira for u,, that price is too high, lolz the price should be 200 naira

[@inspirewithella]

​@@franklinchibuike905 lies 250 at 2022 when I traveled to Nigeria

[@bamideletewogbade1503]

Lovely!! Thank you for the words at the end of the video. 👏... Nigeria is an awesome country... Nigerians are a whole vibe!!! ❤

[@omobolanlefortunes2855]

Wow....I luv ur boldness and mindset....I as a Nigerian and a Lagos boy can't try what u just did ....I really got stressed watching...Thanks for coming to Nigeria....🎉

[@Marysmmiiith]

Stressed by your own country ?😮

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks for watching!

[@tundebakare6887]

How can you be stress watching this video 😊

[@kennedybwire9551]

The country is messed up for sure..

[@THECHICHIHUB]

Why are you thanking him for visiting your country? Y'all are so weird

[@knw-seeker6836]

Man honestly you seem like very respectful and open minded person When it would be western documentary they would only show the problems and how the people suffer You talk about the real experience I wish you could make more money with KZbin

[@abiodunfemi3145]

Great video Harry… love your adventurous spirit.. everything in the video summarize Nigeria… good… bad.. ugly.. great video ❤

[@chadleywenn648]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Loveabounds.]

Good he showed nothing good on purpose

[@timemedia23]

Congratulations for being in Lagos, Oshodi. Thank you for showcasing Nigeria to th e world.

[@liweao874]

These guys would pick the slums and ghettos and portray it to the world as if it is a definition of Lagos or Nigeria and some fools would think that's the real Nigeria. How about the Nigeria they don't see on TV ?

[@rebellefleur1563]

Exactly!! They do this at the expense of perpetuating racism and harmful stereotypes just to make a coin! Why didn’t he have all this energy for India??

[@British_Cocoa]

I’m sick of it . !

[@spotview163]

u want them to lie about Nigeria right. You are funny. Nigeria the most beautiful country in the world. in fact the city of Lagos is one most beautiful city in the world. and therefore give Nigeria world cup because it is very beautiful. Instead of us to talk to the corrupt leaders we have to change their corruptive ways; we are pointing hands on a tourist that mistakenly stumble and find himself in Nigeria. Don't you know they are better places to go than to be in a dangerous country like Nigeria.

[@liweao874]

@spotview163 Your comment is senseless. I have travelled the world to a reasonable extent and they are slums allover but you hardly see the media or bloggers deliberating on this. It only happens in Africa, where they wanna get views and negative impressions from others about Africa at large and its been the norm for decades. We want people to portray the Africa you don't see on TV. Nigeria is safer than the UK and US combined WTF you're saying? Go get some brains.

[@spotview163]

@@liweao874 Nigeria is safer? are u for real? i doubt u have stayed in Nigeria for the past 3 years till now. the kidnapping is something else. coupled with unknown gunmen and herdsmen bandits ravaging villages and certain city riots in the north. You dare not walk in the night especially cities like Port Harcourt, and Warri in the south. Lagos just seems safe because there seem to be attention of greater investment opportunities; but during the 2023 election there were serious vices; even the following weeks after election; and those periods the police force were silent. The herdsmen bandits have encroached from the north, middle belt to the south. Where u aware of the village slaughter this same year in Delta State. A whole village o, where you aware of how herdsmen stormed ekiti state and certain villages in Oyo state and killed people with two monarchs and kidnapped some children. coupled with the untold corrupt leaders corruptive influence. Are you aware of the hyper inflation, unstable economic crisis and mass kidnapping of school children some times adult and you keep arguing with me. Don't argue this issue with anyone o. They will think you are not aware of what is happening and they might not take you seriously. Just don't reply my comment, instead take correction and keep staying and enjoying life where you are in overseas.

[@FrededigueOgbefun-qd8ez]

Bro you gave love to everyone in Nigeria, and you never mind, GOD bless you ❤ Nigeria love you

[@Travelwithchris]

Great video brother! Nigeria looks like a fun time!

[@kieranhudson4938]

Perfect market video for you Chris 😂

[@harryjaggardtravel]

It is, you should go try and visit!

[@Chris-xy7jc]

I always hope one day Nigeria gets better 😢😢

[@Stamjaklen]

Nigeria is improving all the time

[@bloemkoolendestreetgang450]

Much better than India

[@marina5316]

Was really interested to see this part of Africa so thanks for showing it

[@moyosorepeter1850]

I'd recommend watching other videos on Nigeria as this video wasn't it in my opinion

[@hammanbanjiram1611]

Man, I salute your bravery. Interesting video.

[@czarekp3552]

Nigeria started as a business, not a country

[@richsteve6970]

How?

[@MowglyMo]

Nah it's a country but PEOPLE are taking advantage ok ? And now find out WHO'S taking advantage 😊

[@konfidojah-son6906]

What type of dr*g are you on?

[@czarekp3552]

@@konfidojah-son6906 factanadol and historymectin

[@KV4UO]

Is it true?

[@Britboy2877]

Nice to see you standing your ground Harry

[@rushdamahmood5734]

Stay safe Harry, best wishes from us all 🤍🙌

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Much appreciated

[@Nurse_villa]

​@@harryjaggardtravelif you ever in Lagos again especially on the island I got house for rent $400 a month or euro because I heard you from England I'm a American with property on lekki island

[@ChocolateTampon]

I had a similar market experience in The Gambia 😆 It was crazy but good fun. I love Africa.

[@saggisok]

Point of correction. He went to a rowdy market and not a "Dangerous hood". A big difference.

[@fsff2070]

You're so brave, Harry. Well done and don't ever change.

[@AuldScot1888]

I thought Delhi was an intense place but I couldn't do 2mins there. Sensory overload.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Truly much so! thanks for watching

[@youme1414]

India and Bangladesh are worse.

[@mrnatha]

😂 have you watched the undercover brother?

[@SeptimaLion]

You are brave guy! You held your own well. Next time you come over, check out places like Victoria Island, Lekki, Ikoyi. Just so you see a balanced view. All countries have different parts to it and you met this one, I live here but I know what's it's like go through the parts you recorded. You sure are brave sir!

[@amandaeguale1641]

Nigerians are very friendly people, i don’t know why people don’t see that

[@emmanuelmichael-f8u]

Very funny 😅😅😅😅

[@Malabus73]

😂😂😂....Gold diggers, the lot of them.

[@jesseuwuigbe2945]

My bro! Thanks for doing a video on your experience It opens my eyes completely Love it😅🥰☺️

[@larrygii2448]

I like the way you ain't visiting the best place but the crowded and slums..it adds to experience

[@harryjaggardtravel]

much love mate

[@iamkamixd]

that guy did not say aston villa is bad bro, he said "chop knuckle" meaning basically jamming ur knuckles together, its like a way to say you did well supporting aston villa

[@tubakhursheed7268]

Oh my god yr love your patience level i feel like cant breath in this atmosphere btw love n respect from Pakistan ❤

[@fashinaelanozizujohn3436]

It's good Harry has been here to experience the whole country, the weather, the people, our business, our culture. We have been misunderstood for long. Thanks Harry ❤️

[@fiadalsami6372]

You are too brave. Love your efforts ❤

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Yes, thank you

[@BonanzaRoad]

Riveting video, Harry. Seemed like a potentially dangerous situation, but you handled it very well. I admire your adventurous spirit! That’s a place I’ll never go, so I can only experience it vicariously through your exploits. Thanks!

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks mate, I really appreciate it!

[@diamondgift2719]

Some of our Nigeria people behave so foolish you telling him to take you to Uk but you don’t know what people are forcing in Uk why can’t we fight our bad leaders and make Nigeria a better place for us, Uk people fight for the betterment of their country

[@adtenvideos2228]

Ure brave bro for going deep into the heart of lagos (Oshodi). Even some Lagosians avoid that place. Salud to you. An sorry about your experience it's due to the bad economic Nigerian is facing. On a good note, I'm happy to see Nigerian through your lens since I've been away for 10 years now

[@MrBmg]

Harry you have became the Oyibo Oyibo in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@ronbalogun5503]

This is so much fun. They are very friendly. I just appreciate you for patronizing them. Watching from US.

[@ajax1472]

bros literally said sell the whole country and give my share 🤣

[@highimphilip]

Great video. Stressful watching, but love your support and kindness.

[@sthembisomthembu8207]

I just looked at the moment everyone is complaining about. I'm confident everyone is now aware she didn't call him a fool . She's a sweet lady, so is the gentleman he's quite supportive to everyone. ONE LOVE MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE WORLD

[@AntonPospisil]

I would be so stressed if everyone tryed to talk to me. and its really loud there. nice people for sure but i would take the next taxi to the airport 😂 still nice to see, thanks for sharing !

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks a lot for watching!

[@Mid9it]

Its a local market ...everyone is trying to sell

[@mikecat6291]

You rock for not just throwing up a clickbait title on these vids highlighting a single bad interaction you might have had amid all the other beautiful ones

[@robbellamy4992]

Harry what a superb video mate you have got huge courage for what you do my friend no fear what so ever you are a great talented young man. take great care Harry. Rob from the UK Wales lol

[@abrahamalatorre]

Seeing this video I can imagine myself being in Harry's shoes and really traveling the spots that are not foreign friendly. I can see the frustration and peoples emotion when talking about their own country. Thanks for the upload and being informed. By the way Harry are you solo traveling for this one?

[@shoaibmajeedmusic]

Harry: What is your dream? Nigerian: I want to leave this country 😂

[@tiasy_sa6605]

All of them want to leave 😂

[@mistertigre.4611]

Awesome video Harry. We want more videos like this.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

I will try my best

[@victorayne]

Lagos is not dangerous as you think. And I don't know why these KZbinrs be going to the suburbs and mostly broke side like they're not better places there.

[@AmapolaDelRosario]

Great work sir Harry the way you handle the situation with respect ❤ over the aggresive people you managed very well Take good care always❤

[@harryjaggardtravel]

much love

[@NoorKhan-zu3yn]

You are very brave Harry for going to those parts of Nigeria, great contents keep up the great work

[@harryjaggardtravel]

much love mate, much love!

[@johngreene3376]

I love Nigeria , married to a Delta girl. Love Nigerian people and i always have a laugh and a joke with them on the streets. Heading back over in a few weeks. Looling forward to it. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@fluxnekta]

Delta girl ,urhobo or isoko ? 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@johngreene3376]

@@fluxnekta urhobo

[@fluxnekta]

@@johngreene3376you married my sister 😊❤wish you a happy married life

[@johngreene3376]

@@fluxnekta thank u so much. Cudnt have married a better girl in life.

[@NurseSnow2U]

@@johngreene3376so sweet 🫶🏾✨

[@viermalvier4x4]

When people are poor. Trying to survive. And he, as a tourist, asks are you happy in Nigeria.🙈

[@franksimmonson7580]

I've been to Lagos twice last year 2023, loved my time there in Lekki Lagos , On my return in 2025 i'll check this place out , Crazy BUT i love it :) ;) And R.I.P Landmark Beach 🙏🙏

[@jesseuwuigbe2945]

Literally this video made my day Thanks for doing it! An eye opener to me personally

[@Ogbenikings]

Hey Harry, thanks for showing us to the world even though some scenarios were embarrassing. Our people are funny and friendly. But, i like the fact that you're street wise and you didn't really fall prey. You're also funny. Make sure you Explore the fun parts of Nigeria before you return to the UK. Greetings to Olie Watkins 😊. Safe travels back home...

[@zohrajalal1721]

Love your videos and following you since I saw your nice videos from Afghanistan. Best wishes from Istanbul.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks so much!

[@muratmurat624]

Again an excellent video !Thank you Harry !👏

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bobbynadeem7670]

The reaction of the two lady shopkeepers when the random man started to pick up bottles was hilarious 😂😂

[@AhmedAli-u1v9r]

Nigeria and nigerians are good people ive interacted they are wonderful together with Ghanians they welcome you with both hands❤❤❤

[@alberthenriette8976]

And they work their way into your wallet😂

[@Jonny_1878]

The real Nigeria we know is not what is being portrayed here. Lagos City can not be used to describe the whole country. A lot of bloggers have gone round this beautiful country, and found much more things that are more beautiful and better than the situations you can find in some countries in Europe and the Americas. More crimes are committed in the United States of America on daily basis than you can get in Nigeria. There are more drug addicts and homeless people in the US than you can get in the whole of West Africa. The episode you see in this video is the result of the outwardness of Nigerians towards foreigners. That's just the way of life of the people in this country.

[@derbdep]

Giving you some insight from the Philippines. The only way you can combat the negative stereotyping is to have tons of Nigerian and other African content creators showcase the beautiful places in your country in English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Hindi, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc and specifically target NON-African viewers. These videos will reach huge markets who will change their opinion of Nigeria and West Africa. When this happens, popular Western vloggers will also have no choice but to show those positive scenes too because many in their audience would have already seen the positive videos made by African vloggers and expect the Western vloggers to follow suit. Content is determined by content. And that’s what worked for us in the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and Cambodia. Previously Southeast Asia (beyond Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore) had nothing but negative press and poverty porn as the only content type made by Western vloggers. Now it’s quite the opposite because we have strong legions of local Southeast Asian vloggers, and those who are our allies from the wider world making content on our world class beaches, mountain resorts, upmarket areas of cities, huge infrastructural changes, and cultures nearly every day.

[@joeblow2069]

@@derbdep There are not a lot of bloggers going there because it is so dangerous and difficult there. Even Mark Weins has not gone there. Nothing like the Philippines at all. Just watching this video for 5 minutes i felt suffocated. Everybody wanting.

[@Accuface2000]

Stop being delusional. The USA is safer most of the time. People minding their own business, no hawkers, scammers, thugs or aggressive beggars pestering and harassing you. Certainly no crowded poverty, chaos or corruption. The police is very responsive as well. Of course there are random crimes here and there depending on the demographics of the location and city. You can't it to Nigeria. In Nigeria, bodies will lie in busy streets for over 48 hours without being picked because the police is corrupt and lazy. Add that to Boko Haram terrorism, human trafficking and mass body parts harvesting which goes unreported for years in remote areas

[@inspirewithella]

Loud it when ever they travel the stock in Lagos thinking they have see Nigeria

[@mrseal5654]

Bro I saw a very disturbing video in Nigeria messed me up mentally

[@donptv433]

I love ❤ what you did buy going to our market and showing the market women joy.. peace ✌️

[@explorer.samrat]

Happy to see your lips have healed from that grievous injury Harry.😊

[@elloco-q3h]

Brave bloke u are Harry. I'm a Nigerian but wldn't feel safe one bit walking amongst that multitude in such an open marketplace. I left 23 yrs ago & will surely stand out like a thumb, though u stood out much more. U did pretty well also despite all the endless requests for money. It's shameful to see all the desperation but that's the reality of the life of a Nigerian today; desperadoes all of them!

[@gairajan2468]

Harry, you are so brave. Please be carefull. It was scarry to watch but you managed your way through all of it in one piece😮😄👍. Your videos are full of interesting content. You have a way with people & always have a smile on your face. We love you & wish you the very best . Please be careful 🙏🏻❤️🇦🇺.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thank you, I will ❤️❤️❤️

[@ogechiogan-ekandem2776]

Dear Harry, You should always wear a cap when you are walking about in the sun. Cheers!

[@Toyin682]

What did you go to the open market for? You could have purchased all those things anywhere else.

[@TO-xm1vh]

His money his choice his experience his joy and his peace of mind

[@iriethierry9802]

this video really shows what people experience in Nigeria and generally in black African countries, the governments are very, very bad, thieves, they do nothing, they enrich themselves with their families, which means that African youth are poor and decides to go to other countries, because there is no future for Africans. whether it's Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Congo, Benin, Cameroon... we all have the same problem. Courage to Africans

[@AbandonedCityCamoCrewExplorers]

Good video Harry and what you said at the end spot on they not the same

[@sarahpovey6368]

You have such a passionate heart for people,great words at end of video❤

[@KingMeMgmt]

Please stop exploiting Nigeria just for views… the caption is very offensive especially when I didn't see anyone rob you or take advantage of you. With all the money you made with this video, you could do more than buy sneakers.

[@AngelKeme-r4g]

Its lovely how you interact with these people ..i think you should explore the city more .. maybe going with a guide with make it more simple .. respect regardless 💙

[@konjo2484]

Not all impressions about nigeria is right!!! Nigeria is one of the sweetest people in the world. All of us fighting for a greener side of the world. And surething we got the worst part of the world. But one thing is fo sure nigeria is not the worst part of The world to live !! It just we all have to survive! The government and the lives they got to fucking! go through!! Like in the philippines😢

[@thumpkin7739]

That lady tried to steal the cash right out of the first shop keeper's hand and went right back to shopping like it was completely normal for both of them. What a culture, what a people.

[@keonfamilylaw]

Harry - I enjoy all your videos!! Please be careful around those type of remote areas and don't push your luck in venturing around dangerous locations!! Thank you for sharing your travels!!

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thank you so much for the concern, hope you had a great time watching the video!

[@odex2000]

Everyone please google the following areas of the UK Violence in Hounslow. Violence in Lewisham. Violence in Greenwich. Violence in Barking & Dagenham. Violence in Newham. Violence in Lambeth. Violence in Tower Hamlets. Violence in Haringey. If the UK have the same level of policing as we have in Nigeria (Thank your creator) no teen will live pass their 20s. So it’s safe to say Lagos is rough, colourful and energetic, but dangerous? Look at all those friendly souls you interacted with, admit it bro, you had fun 😊