Inside the most notorious hood in Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬

Inside the most notorious hood in Lagos, Nigeria
Today we are in a neighborhood in Lagos Nigeria called Mushin .This video is inside the most notorious hood in Lagos Nigeria. This neighborhood is by far the most dangerous .Lagos is crazy but on contrary to beliefs sometimes the people/vendors in rough places in Lagos are very the most humble and nice. This the slums of Nigeria
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[@augustinaegim447]

Ayyyyyy!!! This is my hood!!! I was raised in Mushin, but I currently reside in California in the United States. It's wonderful to see my neighborhood featured in the media, and it's encouraging to see how much progress has been made despite the fact that much more needs to be done. I appreciate you highlighting regions of Africa that people don't frequently get to see. Awesome work 👍

[@marsha7748]

Have you ever thought about going back?

[@dtreezy]

@@marsha7748Why would she? She's a diversity boards wet dream.

[@maniesu6200]

progress? where did you see progress?

[@jaydonsannithomas9075]

Same here; I grew up here... Schooled here as well... I live at ilasamaja

[@selensaxon9987]

Why you don’t go back 😊

[@emmanuelphillip5856]

I grew up in Mushin. Those guys they call Area Boys were uncles to me growing up. They would whoop me when I skip school, they attended my basketball matches, loyal to their own. Looking back, school made me book smart, but Mushin made me street smart. Living better now, but I never forget to respect the streets.

[@mrlij6534]

NIgerian hoods are not dangerous. it s just busy and filled with people doing their thing. its most fun at night

[@proverbalizer]

exactly

[@jasoneden5651]

​@@proverbalizergo there chat an see if u dont disappear. Internet warrior

[@proverbalizer]

@@jasoneden5651 been there done that but I'm in the hood in Ibadan right now so if you want to send me transport money to go visit my friend in Mushin let me know

[@sal2975]

​@@We_Finally_Beat_MedicareThat's true for every big city.

[@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn]

Not true. Have you ever lived in Nigeria?

[@Not_really]

Czech is going where very few KZbinrs dare to venture. Nuff respect to you, my young gun.

[@JavaughnJPorter]

Facts

[@kenny3075]

As a Jamaican 🇯🇲gal that have travelled there 2 times already i must say i do enjoy being there and cant wait to go.

[@chinedumadubuko2312]

What instagram handle, i live close we can hang out if you dont mind when next u visit

[@sorinichim4536]

I am 48 now and my father took us there when I was 8 years old. Being white and coming from Romania in a such diffrent civilzation had a great impact on us. I stayed less than a year, my father remained for a few years and it was certainly not easy for him. But for me it is one my great and beautifull childhood memories.

[@VictorGodson-gz7om]

You're white and you lived here 48years ago. Am not gonna lie the experience is gonna be different.

[@user-yf2iy6uj7e]

Lol so that means you have love for blacks now😮

[@godsson8035]

Am a Nigerian, born and brought up in Lagos, Am also Yoruba , those guys are saying, there are parts of Mushin they do not want to show you, they said and I quote they will not allow camera in those places, and I know what they are saying, Mushin is one of the roughest area in Nigeria, Police do not go to those places till date, so am glad you are safe . Just watching this, makes me miss Nigeria.

[@Czechineffect]

Thanks for the info

[@definition3300]

You are a real lagocian. There are many places in Lagos when I go on errands you dare not even look at the direction of where boys are smoking or gathering in few numbers.

[@godsson8035]

@@definition3300 fact!!!

[@sana4u02]

Mushin not muslims I guess typo error

[@caniceonuoha]

That is my hometown right there bro! it is safe long as you mind your business. I miss Olosa so badly. I grew up in Idioro and everyone there is my guy. Yo, Czech thanks for bringing back memories. Yo, folks in Mushin ain't rolling in wealth but they have community with them. It is a bustling city now compared to when I was a youngin.

[@Czechineffect]

Oh the people are cool in Mushin until you get to drug area

[@anthonygabriel7985]

Like seriously? You grew up in idi oro? Me too bro, I grew up there Akala street to be precise, what about you? I was in Nigeria 2019 and I made sure I stayed there and I loved every bit of it.

[@LesheaNeequaye-yj7mv]

I think he hasn't been in Philadelphia. The worst place to be people are laying all over strong out of drugs no one is looking out for them. He over there talking about the hood the ghetto thinking that people are going to Robbed him, please, where are you from?

[@eric2redeem]

They are taking good care of you Czech! ❤

[@Czechineffect]

Yes there are I’m protected

[@annejames890]

You are so right! When i went to Nigeria several times i have been cared for beyond measure , never felt scared . In fact i was so spoiled that i came back to the USA , wearing Nigerian attire, eating all types of Nigerian foods.

[@annejames890]

I love the questions this man is asking .

[@sukilee2486]

And he will pay😂 well well for they service!lol

[@nuvalanguket3000]

Dear Sir, I have been following you for close to 2 years now, and I must say you feel a lot at home in Lag9s Nigeria. I have followed you on your trips to South America through Morocco to now Lagos, Nigeria, and have never found you more comfortable, like in Lagos Nigeria. Keep it up, Sir.

[@lucanchambliss9172]

Hi Czech, you just took me down memory lane as an African American from Nigeria! I grew up in the south south part of Nigeria, just been in lagos would give you only the western vibe of Nigeria. You need to visit the East, North and South south of my country. Honestly i miss Nigeria a whole lot and cant wait to go back to my mothers land once again. Thanks for 3 of your recent videos and needless to say you got my mouth watering when you was eating the goat meat pepper soup and rice! Hey dont forget make sure you try out the Phenomenon bbq SUYA! One love bro😊

[@abdullahimuhammad1504]

this comment is emotional sis,I can really relate as a Nigerian.

[@djdswift314]

How did you and your family end up in Nigeria? Was this at a time other African Americans were also in Nigeria? I’m very interested in your story

[@rasovucetic3343]

AFRICAN AMERICAN from NIGERIA? Bro you are so L O S T !!!

[@djdswift314]

@@rasovucetic3343 maybe his parents are African American and moved to Nigeria and that’s where he was born which would make him an African American from Nigeria!!!! That’s literally not difficult to understand.

[@sacassashimidrama7088]

I like the way he ate the mini fish with them in the floating city Lagoon. Humble and Mentally strong.

[@letsgrabcoffee]

Stockfish is unsalted dried codfish. During the Nigerian civil war 1967-1970 Norwegian stockfish was flown in to Biafra ( present day Southeastern Nigerian) where people needed protein-rich foods especially children. Millions of Biafran children suffered from kwashiorkor because of lack of protein and many starved to death. After the war stockfish because a staple in cooking soups in pretty much of Nigeria. In the early 1990s, I worked in Mushin as an Optometrist providing eyecare to the people at Victory Eye Hospital. Czech, thank you for taking me back memory lane. Enjoy Lagos

[@We_Finally_Beat_Medicare]

That stock fish during the Nigerian civil war was too salty. 😢

[@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn]

What does it taste like?

[@Andrew-ug2cy]

Respect queen ❤

[@1AnaV]

4:37 "As long as there's crazies is on my side, I'm good!" ----- 100%

[@kaymiles]

Hi Czeh welcome to Nigeria and welcome to Mushin. I can see you have blended in well with the indigens your moves down there looks so smooth nice one.Big ups to the guys taking you around mushin they are the mvp.

[@UNSCRIPTEDSHAWNRAY]

AM FROM NIGERIA CZECH I CAN TELL YOU THIS NIGERIANS WILL PROTECT YOU TO LAST DAY U SPENT IN NIGERIA. FEEL FREE U HAVE NOGHTING TO WORRY THE BOYS WILL WATCH UR BACK LIKE THEIR OWN

[@Czechineffect]

Yes this I know

[@gifthilk1482]

Backpackerz1 you are 100 percent right.These guys will protect him cause the way He also relates with them too.Nice Video.But maybe also Show Planes Like Victoria Island and lkoyi lekki and the likes❤❤❤

[@danielabiola2994]

Spot on

[@jw4412]

I agree if show the hood show the other side too

[@deedeeconley]

Love ❤️ this video ♥️😍🤗🥰 wish i had some of that Real pineapple 🍍 and watermelon 🍉 that was the real fruit 🍉 and you all are SO handsome 🤗🥰 i really love ❤️ the Afrikan clothing ♥️🤗

[@titusdagangllt]

living in Namibia, Africa and having what i currently have even the littlest things in life that i take for granted on a day to day basis like drinking clean tap water or watching tv, having a phone and using the internet, it's such small things that i'm gratefull for, this video really humbles me to my core. and really motivates me to always remain as a real African boy and embrace it. even if i do become the next big thing in life and be successfull i'll never forget where i came from to get to where i am. peace out.

[@uRbOihAsssAn]

Watching this and looking at my life now DAMNN!! I came a long way. 🤲🏻❤️ ALHAMDULILLAH Thanks to my mom&dad.

[@Czechineffect]

You from Mushin?

[@uRbOihAsssAn]

@@Czechineffect No, Ikeja but been to mushin to many times TO KNOW IF YOU KNOW.

[@annejames890]

I love this guy that is touring the market and culture. I am an American woman who traveled to Nigeria 7 times , and as corrupt as it is in Nigeria,i love it. I would also love to live in Nigeria one day.

[@akinyodesolajoe4802]

Wow Lovely you ROCK 🥌

[@oscarlawani8584]

​@maryalucho3660 you not Nigerian you capping

[@jtsrevolution]

Imagine how much a white American is stopped by police/military to extort money. 🤣 I'm soon headed for my sixth visit.

[@Ephraimtech531]

@maryalucho3660 u are one of those who don't wish nigeria well . oh so you one of them the americsn ssid nigerians living in the us sre the reason they fon't want to visit becsuse they discourage them by trlling that nigeria is not ssve, animal in human skin your generation will suffer in your bad influence over nigerians

[@B-Hendricks]

God bless you for saying American and not African American.✌🏾

[@Special150]

I got to agree. Everything is natural over there. Everybody has their makeshift buildings and hustling. The soil is really rich in those countries, so most people make a living off gardening, and some make a living off selling fabrics.

[@jimmytoriola4965]

Those folks showing around are the OGs of the city. The know the streets. The landmarks and who is who in the area. You are safe with them

[@definition3300]

You are correct

[@antwaanhemisphere7956]

And u can see it … it’s real out there … ✅

[@PurplePillRiches]

It looks like certain parts of Haiti . Nigerians and Haitiens look like siblings. Shoutout 2 Naija!!!!!

[@TheAlmightyClipse]

I read Haitian Voodoo came from Benin 🇧🇯 and Togo 🇹🇬

[@jimiraheem2061]

The guy wearing the turbulence shirt speaks well and understand Americas lingua , he is very clear with his interpretation. Pretty smart dude. I also come from that same hood , papa ajao mushin. Trust me , there are more inner hood than shown but the ones shown are fairly ok and it feels more hood at night , talk about ojuwoye , oloosa … Great job to you and the guys showing you around .

[@Czechineffect]

I know I like to show the hood but I’m not going be there moving around at night just one spot

[@Christsword]

lol We all do because our TV has been riddled with American stuff since the 70s from the Jeffersons to Stanford and Son all the way to date, name any TV show and we gon pull up a plethora of programs including different strokes. Name any Hip-hop artist from the 70s to date, we know it all. That is because each time a record is dropped in the states we get to watch it on Yo MTV raps, Rapacity music box from tapped cables back then,. we also had access to right-on magazines and of course source magazines . Don't get fooled by our environment, it's totally different from how our brain box works once we see an opportunity.

[@globallibran378]

Nice of you to take this trip Czech! We a one big family, separated by the Atlantic, but still fam. One love to all Nigerian peeps. Thanx for blessing us with all these great new Afrobeat artists n music on the entertainment side and medical doctors on the science side! We see you!

[@ShinOSRS]

As a nigerian who has never been to nigeria, it's super awesome to see my country through your pov! Keep it up Czech, I hope you're having a good time over there!

[@jyde50]

*certain parts of Nigeria.

[@nwachinemere7759]

The country looks terrible. Absolutely no infrastructure.

[@nwachinemere7759]

How can it be "super awesome" to see a giant slum.

[@jyde50]

@@nwachinemere7759 biafra is the "super awesome" of the world is it not?

[@nwachinemere7759]

@@jyde50 We will cross the Biafran bridge when and if Czech decides to gets there. Right now,all eyes are on Lagos. Isn't what the video are showing us not a giant slum?

[@j.Green2519]

According to my ancestry DNA 🧬 test and my mom this is where half my people come from.The other side of my family, which is my dad side comes from Cairo, Egypt.

[@realspilltv4494]

Same here

[@-king1264]

Ancient Egypt 😂

[@-king1264]

Are you a Jew too ?

[@Oladipo1939]

Nobody talk about the hospitality!!

[@jimmytoriola4965]

This is one of the greatest hood in Nigeria. It is like going to the South Side of Chicago or going to the East Side of Detriot

[@tonytemple4351]

or Soth Baton Rouge

[@proverbalizer]

no, it's not

[@Frank-Bediko62]

There are very expensive neighborhoods on the Southside of Chicago. University of Chicago, one of the best universities in world, is on the south side, so is Hyde Park.

[@She_so_israel]

I was there in 2018 had the greatest time off my life Lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤

[@Czechineffect]

👍

[@otiboss8918]

Thanks for visiting my ugly country pls don't pray to visit Nigeria again cus it's hell of a country 😢

[@MacT991]

Czech is a good dude he can go to any hood and break bread 💯

[@verook5452]

Bro i don't need to travel, I ve being traveling around the world through your channel sitting on my couch. This is lit. Keep up the good work bro. 👊👊👊💪💪

[@jacoreywilliams5924]

Czech!! I hope you see this message, but please try to interview the different major tribes in Nigeria and show us what their culture is like and how they are different from one another. Please intervkew the Igbo, Yoruba, and Fulani people. This will bring a new audience to your channel because a lot of us are interested in the different tribes within Nigeria and all across Africa.

[@danielalex2971]

Let him visit eastern part of Nigeria like onitsha, portaciut, abia owerri,asaba enugu

[@oscarlawani8584]

Fulani is not a major tribe in Nigeria. Fulani are not from Nigeria

[@deedeeconley]

“OH! PLEASE 🙏🏿🤲🏾💜 do one on the different Cultures this is a beautiful video 📹 and some of the world’s most beautiful people 😍🤗🥰♥️ i wish i could visit the beautiful NIGERIA 🇳🇬 someday

[@knowitall6180]

One of the thing I remember from a month-long visit to Germany a few years ago was how I was able to find some really, really good deals on food at the grocery story. Usually it was stuff that simply had to be sold that day or thrown away, and it was marked down considerably. If you wanted to, you could simply walk to the grocery store every day, buy whatever was on sale, and just make a day's worth of meals out of that. There's just not an equivalent system where I live in the US. Grocers would rather throw food away than to heavily discount it.

[@gregoryharris8706]

Good job Czech, that was the best security *reinforcement* any youtuber can afford, your tour guides were very good and intelligent guys. Mushin is always a *hard nut* to crack in terms of security.

[@stevefranchise83]

This was another banger! Appreciate the content czech 💪🏾🙏🏾

[@shakiyagotdreams2299]

I’m really enjoying this series of Nigeria Czech!!!!! 🎉

[@shakiyagotdreams2299]

@maryalucho3660 oh ok

[@jeaniethom9763]

I LOVED watching this video.....Thank you!!💗

[@KingManMan716]

In the hood eith the real one being a real one, love how they seem u came showin love & respect nd they showed it back keep at it bro

[@olabodeakinola9849]

So nostalgic…Wow! Things will never be the same ….Improvement of the infrastructure will definitely boost the economy immensely…Nigerians are quite resilient and resourceful…

[@tayobibi]

One thing I know is that Czech can blend with anybody both rich or poor. You’ve been to so many countries including the dangerous areas in the various countries with confidence.

[@victorolugu7898]

Czech in the hood….nice content always ❤

[@Czechineffect]

Thanks fam

[@sinivasannarayanasamy4059]

Enjoyed watching your documentaries video of Nigeria Lagos market place with the superb brothers who guide around, looking forward for more videos to come by soon 👍

[@udokachukwuemekanwogu3057]

Thanks to your tour guides. They did a marvellous job in ensuring that you were well secured. Mushin is a very dangerous and deadly part of Lagos.

[@JMoroccoMisterBoy]

Czech in Effect, Sir., your travels are amazing. You, in my opinion, are at a hyper excellent Age to immerse yourself in these Worldly Adventures. Tks., much appreciated

[@kofoblue3172]

I made this same trip 3 times in little over a year as an AA from Cali just before the pandemick...Lagos, Ikeja, Abuja, Benin City, Imo State. I hope to go back soon.

[@abdulgimba733]

For me Czech, it is difficult to blend in this part of Nigeria(Mushin) but here you are doing your thang. Big ups bro✊🏿👍🏿. Street Pineapple/Street food in Lagos is so damn good.... delicious 😋

[@thugsfunny7594]

nigeria Home of the worst thieves...

[@B-Hendricks]

I'm sure he stands out like a sore thumb, it's as if they can perceive that you're not from round the way but you are safe in this instance.

[@quetsiajeanbaptiste1089]

You're getting more views now your hard work has paid off I have been watching you since you were under 10000 I am very proud of you Czech

[@TheAien123]

It’s always so interesting to watch Nigerian vlogs

[@joey8033]

Czech in Nigeria? Wow! Thank you! I am your fan but never expected this! ❤️🙏🏾

[@andile5945]

This was outstanding, czech. You are a warrior the boys loved you the people appreciated your questions. Assertive, humble and always respectful. thank you for this. Love from 🇿🇦

[@forcedjudgement4506]

Good work, Czech. Great video. It is good to see the mainland . God bless 9ja.

[@vnonkwinn6233]

I love how well they get along being that they are from different sides of the track. (salute)

[@worldwidewalkstravels1261]

Czech is a genius in this game, well done.👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪

[@EdGoPlaces]

👍🏾Top notch content, Czech!!

[@johnmbaria7223]

god bless you for showing africa to the world !!

[@Herbnsoul]

Thank you Czech for showing Nigeria !!!!!

[@ccbrown24]

I love this brother videos you brave my dude lol, plus Nigeria is a place on my bucket list.

[@antwaanhemisphere7956]

Czech gotta alot of heart … u can see and tell that Nigeria is a real place … great job with the footage homie … peace ✅

[@JeroenSWart]

The people there are allways dressed better then us. Thx for the vdo!

[@julichinwakamoto]

oh dear, i miss Nigeria badly. My primary school is just at Jinudu street, off olateju street Mushin. My sister also lives where they wrote Kayode street closed. Gosh i have been away from Nigeria for almost 5 years and seeing videos like this always make me wanna visit home again. omo mushin for life!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stonedog23]

Thanks for the video and showing me some places where I wouldn’t want to waste my valuable vacation time. But it was an amazing watch. That building decked out in Huggies was interesting.

[@LetsTravellChannel]

Waste valuable vacation time 😮?

[@nonitak1956]

Czech you doin it big

[@derrickaf1]

Beautiful, interesting location and people:)!Thank you for sharing your travels…

[@Czechineffect]

Thanks fam

[@stlcaring]

Big ups to Czech finally making it to the motherland.

[@williamwebbs1952]

Absolutely great vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

[@danielmadukwe2502]

I was born and raised in Lagos but I don't visit Mushin because of it's notorious reputation. Czech, for touring this hood, you're the man!!

[@francislekzie614]

It's nice to see where i was born and brought up again on KZbin, Really missed my hood...kudoz the Czech and the OG's❤❤❤

[@Czechineffect]

💯👊🏽

[@sticksncharge4533]

Nice Vlog. Thanks for bringing international travel to my home.

[@jefffoster4303]

This the best one I seen so far from you

[@tonyyoung5723]

Like how you moved connected with the people's show respect and love

[@iyioku]

Finally, welcome home brotherly, Czech

[@dopemp3464]

Didn’t know when I finished watching. Nice tour bro

[@monisamontoya288]

Great video. Walking is a good way to see and feel an area. Years ago in DC I was awaiting for the bus and it was very cold . A car with about 5 Nigerian men offered me a ride to my dorm. I hitched the ride and they were the nicest group of guys and we remained friends for years while I was at Howard University. I have always wanted to visit the country. I always found the Nigerians as comfortable as the South Carolinians- something about their culture is familiar to the Gullah that I come from.

[@nathanmerritt1581]

Great content as always my man. You definitely won't have problems as long you are with a local. Keep up the great work 👍

[@Czechineffect]

Thank you

[@danielalex2971]

​@@Czechineffect visit Eastern part of Nigeria okay

[@BIG-BUDDY63]

great video ive seen others go there and do not show us the country like you do, very enjoyable my brother keep up the good work

[@Czechineffect]

💪🏽

[@lewisjr1332]

Definitely love your content now.

[@DennisQueenland-id4hz]

Alpha and Omega Jamaica Canada nuff love to Lagos Nigeria ❤

[@johnjackissorryinfrench7777]

Interesting connection between Callejon de Hamel in your Havana Cuban video and the part of Nigeria that you're in for this video. The language your guides are speaking to the locals is Yoruba and the music and cultural dances at the Callejon de Hamel are Yoruba in origin. The Callejon de Hamel performers have dances and songs dedicated to Yoruba deities such as Elegba/Eshu, Yemoja, Oshun and Sango. Another interesting fact is that hundreds of formerly enslaved Afro Cubans returned to Lagos in the late 19th century at the end of Cuban slavery up until the early 20th century.

[@Czechineffect]

wow thats deep -message pinned

[@joyceg5421]

This is a great video. Thanks for sharing 👍🏾

[@Czechineffect]

Thanks for watching!

[@billymaepa4576]

Now your home in Africa nice best vlog IV seen in a while keep you the good work Czech

[@soufianemaroc8136]

Webcam

[@ph00z00]

surprised myself by watching this whole video. the guide is a real pro, the guest is really green.

[@jimmytoriola4965]

That is my hood. The population is more than 700k. More than 2 million people live in the area. I live like 25 minutes from this area. Just like we have Houston Texas. Mushin is a big city in Lagos Nigeria

[@user-ib7it2li8f]

Ok sold nice video I’m following now

[@emmanuelajayi4103]

You Guys Are The Best. Keep Up The Good Job. Nigeria Is The Greatest Country In The World Without A Doubt Obviously My People ❤ Okay 👍

[@akinyodesolajoe4802]

Czech Nations, You are the best,, love 💕 from 9ja🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@aaronlattimore9409]

Nice video. Very informational.

[@DavidOguchiFilms]

I love this bro. You inspire me❤

[@anthonyatkinson9258]

Wow, they know Everybody! This is Cool 💪🏾🔥

[@adannaaymara-xola9004]

Well done Czech!

[@Sir_Sway]

Great video!!

[@gtha3rdruff748]

Nobody gone say nothing about that painted sign.. "Stop Public Defacation" 😭😭😭😭

[@LetsTravellChannel]

😮😮😮

[@Tirelesswarrior]

Czech, kudos to you for this beautiful video. I grew up and have lived in Lagos almost all of my life. Over 4 decades. Yet, I am always wary of getting into Mushin hood--fear, paranoia, etc...I give you a lot of respect for this bold and interesting visit by you all the way from the States. Bravo and many thanks!

[@nwachinemere7759]

What is so beautiful about a giant slum?

[@Czechineffect]

Bless

[@nwabuokeichinedu1309]

Wow! This channel is supper awesome!!

[@Iamgasio]

This was a vibe!!!!! 🥰 🥰

[@daviddairo5378]

Well done for showcasing Nigeria to the world in an unbiased way🙌👏. I’m also impressed with your info/tour guide guy. Is English is really polished and very knowledgeable.

[@Czechineffect]

Yea he’s good

[@DennisQueenland-id4hz]

Chez high tech security & ministers of all portfolio well done in the hood nuff respect Alpha& Omega 🎉 passing through.

[@tonya1609]

Thank you Czech, I felt like I was right there with you.

[@franknwankwo6800]

Keep rolling Czech , welcome to Lagos Nigeria. Be friendly and careful. Enjoy.🇺🇸

[@Czechineffect]

Thank you! Will do!

[@smiggs837]

Kudos Czech ❤

[@eruteya4763]

Great video, bro 💪

[@hfharryful]

Wish to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬...Greetings from India 🇮🇳

[@danielleleycon55]

Love Naija, I will return for the holidays (Christmas 2024). Thanks for the video.