Inside NLNG Residential Area, Bonny Island II Nigeria's most organised area

[@BambiBukky]

This area really looks organise

[@dosbambi]

Yea...

[@priderock6510]

My team and I are incharge of all the Christmas decorations at the bullivan sector, the tower, and the estate management. Will be going back November 12th😅

[@dosbambi]

@@priderock6510 ohh! That's good for you...you must enjoy working there.

[@priderock6510]

@dosbambi actually a contract staff. But the environment gives me absolute peace each time I visit.. everything is very organised, I love standing at the bullivan and watching the kids ride their bicycle to school. The environment is so peaceful

[@reynaldobicol5938]

I worked there year 2004 Dec up to 2005 July for plant commissioning

[@dosbambi]

@@reynaldobicol5938 oh cool, how was it?

[@rexona1178]

Africa is beautiful

[@dosbambi]

You can say that again

[@sanha7007]

오래전 그곳에서 몇년지낸지있네요. 🇰🇷 korea!

[@WorenwuJustice]

Wow

[@Cephas007]

Well done. Not quite excellently curated but it gives a rough guide to the NLNG Residential Area in Bonny Island. There is more to the Island than just the NLNG R.A. I should also correct your statement clip 11.27 where you mentioned that outside of the residential area, the people living on Bonny Island dont enjoy the dividend of the produce of the Island. It's unfortunate that you visited just the NLNG R.A and all of a sudden you are an expert at what goes on in the entire Island sir? You really should put more work into researching before putting out your videos. No part of the country enjoys better / steady power supply as Bonny Island, by extension, Bonny Town and Finima which are the host communities. NLNG has continued to lead in their delivery of Corporate Social Responsibilities in providing basic amenities, infrastructures and security to the land. You are probably unaware that the community also hosts other IOCs, Shell and Mobil. NLNG partnered with the Federal government to connect with Island with the world through a road network that links them to Bodo/PHC. I should also correct that the company NLNG is not an oil company, so they don't produce crude, they liquefy gas. So, they do not engage in exploration. I really should need to type this much if you add a bit of research to your visit sir. All the same, thanks for sharing..

[@dosbambi]

Thank you for the observations, and corrections. Before putting out the video, I watched some other videos on KZbin, and in none of those videos did I see the kind of road network inside the Residential area, there. I cry was not to NLNG, it was to the federal government to do better for Nigerians in Bonny Island and Nigeria as a whole. Thanks for watching, I hope you subscribed.

[@patrickizuchukwu9882]

Pls i want to visit this place. How do i locate it from Owerri in Imo state?

[@dosbambi]

@@patrickizuchukwu9882 you will have to get to cross river first.

[@CaseyHoss-o1b]

How much for a rent here?

[@ajisooduntomiwa2783]

Mehn… look how organized this area looks, if only the give can pay more attention to this area

[@dosbambi]

Yea👍🏾

[@sherinachukwubueze6917]

Are there schools for kids in there ?

[@dosbambi]

@@sherinachukwubueze6917 yea, there sure are.

[@patrickizuchukwu9882]

Is there anywhere someone can lodge for 1 day or 2?

[@dosbambi]

@@patrickizuchukwu9882 yes, there is.

[@benstowenaomi]

Water doesn’t come in and go Oo😂😂😂😂😂

[@dosbambi]

😂😂😂 ehn en...abeg, how e dey happen o?

[@benstowenaomi]

@@dosbambi it’s just basically to prevent erosion like every other place in Nigeria. It’s not actually the way you’re putting it “to prevent water from entering because it’s surrounded by water” that was what I got from your statement sha😂😂😂 I’m currently not at home thank you making me see my house Biko

[@dosbambi]

@@benstowenaomi ohh! Thanks for the correction 🤗 I appreciate 🙋🏾 You are most welcome, you live in a beautiful place🫡 Kindly subscribe, I have many other places to show you in Nigeria🤗

[@CaseyHoss-o1b]

How much for a rent here?