HOW BILLIONS ARE MADE DAILY ON THESE STREETS | ONITSHA ADO N IDU

#onitsha #anambrastate #nigeria #africa
Hello, I trust you are doing fine. In this video, I talked about Onitsha as a commercial city. I talked about the indigenes of Onitsha and the non indigenous people. How money is being generated and transacted in this city. I absolutely enjoyed filming this. I honestly hope you enjoy watching.
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[@adamasimolowo8285]

Good video. Before I left Nigeria I used to visit Onitsha quite often, my cousin has a manufacturing business there and I use to buy products from their markets as well. We are from Ondo state so it goes to tell you other tribes are doing business there as well. The road network could be improved, it would bring the city out better. Large large market, very good for ambitious, business minded people.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Nigeria has so much diversity!!! You should label the pictures, so we know which festivals they are celebrating. It looks like Trinibago carnival.

[@mrsranciz]

Very true. I didn't think of it🤦‍♀️

[@chammychamchas]

@@mrsranciz That's a great idea, but i think the festival you posted is one of golibe Festival's carnival.

[@storyofmotherhoodtv]

My sister, you are second Tayo and maya. Keep it up

[@mrsranciz]

🤣🤣🤣Thanks sis

[@charlie198823]

My sister you’re first Tayo and maya are last. Only full of tribal sentiment.

[@odbrian2]

I love onitsha, the city of commerce with the largest market in Africa

[@mrsranciz]

Yaaassss🙌🙌🙌

[@yusufbola356]

Osheeey! Onitsha is beautiful and full of industrious people. Keep showcasing Nigeria.

[@mrsranciz]

💕

[@desmondnedualaegbu5097]

Beautiful city of Onitsha. The economic heart beat of igbo land

[@mrsranciz]

😊

[@oyiboo5053]

Ado city

[@florenceisrael]

Onitsha that where my late mom used to buy clothes from l mean proper Ankara and george e.t.c that doesn't fade quickly, may her soul rest in peace.

[@mrsranciz]

Awww! May her soul rest well🙏

[@ochioguharrison8843]

Onicha was not from Bini rather some Igbos lived in Benin, when Ezechima an Igbo settler had issue with Oba of Benin. Ezechima and family started going back to Igbo land. Please research.

[@joem551]

Don't mind her. That's what they tell their children, who will then become future Zik and betray his people in the name of one Nigeria.

[@brightsoul6299]

You're right bro, I am looking for this comment. For her information, Onitcha did not stopped at Anambra state. We have Onitcha in Delta state, Onitcha also in imo, and Ebonyi state. It was a dispute between Oba of Bini, even the then Oba was a prince from Ile-ife who visited Idu, and found a very beautiful girl, and she bore him a child... which I assumed must be an igbo girl, you and I know that Igbos are still rating to have the most beautiful girls till today in Nigeria. So when problem started Eze-chima, has to flee with his people downward... During that Exodus, people keep stopping places they find other Igbos, some even refused to move, and prefer to remain slaves in Bini, some still maintain their igbo language, while some did not. So young lady, make a research, if you're truly from Onitcha.

[@kingsleychukwudi9761]

@@brightsoul6299 you lied bro the migration started from ile-ife when they got to benin they settled there after 400 years they had issues with oba eweka what cursed the problem was when the new king was crowded normally when a new king Is installed he normally kill a cow in every of the shrine in benin but he refused to do so at Onitsha ado shrine so they got angry and left benin that is what really happened so don't say they where slaves mad man they are not even igbo when they got to Onitsha they started behaving like igbo Onitsha an Onitsha man has an igbo ,benin and igala blood because igala people are the ones that helped them cross the river Niger

[@SundayChigozie-kw6ds]

​what of the onicha in imo, ebony, ukuwani, and aniocha? Are they different from this your onicha?

[@chychuks6090]

I was born and brought up in Onitsha, All the places shown in this video are familiar and like you said, YES Onitsha people are unapologetically proud and i love them.

[@mrsranciz]

👌❤

[@cjterrenceumekwe3932]

Nne thanks for this exposure, its beautiful. Daaluu.

[@owerrig296]

Onitsha is such a beautiful clean organized city

[@chinedunwafor6110]

Clean?😂

[@owerrig296]

@@chinedunwafor6110 yes cleaner than your backward state

[@greatergodage5219]

Onicha people did not migrate from Bini. Onicha people were Igbos (Aro or Arochukwu people) that traveled to live in Bini kingdom. Aro people were the travelers in those days. There is an Aro community in almost every town in Igboland. During agha Iduu na Oba (war between ndigbo in Bini led by Iduu and Bini kingdom led by Oba), the Igbo people (Aro people that went to Bini) started coming back. Some of them settled before the Niger, hence Onicha Ugbo, Onicha Olona, Asaba, Ogwashi, etc, while some made it across the Niger to form Onicha (Onitsha, Anambra State). Aro people in the Bini kingdom were influential and contributed to the kingdom. Bini adopted the four Igbo market days.

[@chuxyleea1222]

So lovely to see my state again. Nice work

[@mrsranciz]

❤

[@hendystanley]

Can I say being nostalgic d city I was born nd brought up,left approximately 7yrs ago dreaming coming back really missing d city vibes.welcome home onitsha ado n idu.lovely by sharing this experience..

[@mrsranciz]

Awwwww💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@josephineakpua2715]

Nice manufacturing hub

[@oyiboo5053]

Obi of Onitsha , ofe nsala and nri oka, my beautiful city. Thank you for sharing

[@saww2saww241]

I am very happy with what you have done. I am sending your video to my friends here since they want to see where I grew up. You have done a great job indeed. Blessings. Can you also make videos of Omagba 1&2, Awada, GRA, St. Mary's and 33 housing Estate etc. Many thanks indeed.

[@djflexzy7081]

I was born and grew up

[@verach__]

The voice over is everything👌 another wonderful video

[@mrsranciz]

Aww!! Thanks baby😘

[@joydnp1199]

Mabel! Your content is fire

[@wizeejaychannel9523]

Nice story dear very interesting an historical God bless Nigeria God bless Africa.....

[@mrsranciz]

🙏❤

[@OneManWentToMow]

MABEL UR VIDEOS ARE REALLY BANGING THESE DAYS, NO LIE .... BANGING!

[@mrsranciz]

😄😄😄 Thank you

[@naijamusic4life794]

I'm from Onitsha.Nice content

[@mrsranciz]

Oh really? What village?

[@destinyovbiebo8988]

Already subscribed and I always watch your videos and share them

[@destinyovbiebo8988]

My grandfather used to go Onitsha to buy goods. I love your videos

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Mabel, now we know that royal blood courses through your veins. Onitsha is loaded with all types of businesses. The video gives a wealth of worthwhile and interesting information.

[@euniceeludoyin4156]

Love it sis thanks

[@mrsranciz]

💕

[@richardpeterson7594]

Ur beauty smile is cherishable my dear,thumbs up for u

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you 🙏

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Stay on track ooooo. Wow !

[@mrsranciz]

😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@egoibekwe8058]

Use to go to Onitsha main market buying some stuffs is so crowd and there is always hold up that make me crazy every time i went to Onitsha. Watching from Us.

[@youngafro681]

Nice one

[@mummychampions5003]

I am watching

[@charleschibuike6803]

Onitsha ado na my city i miss d city ezigbo nwa otu onitsha

[@mrsranciz]

🙌🙌🙌

[@donkay9454]

Thanks so much Ada bu Ada ❤

[@mrsranciz]

Daalu nna ❤️

[@NwadikeEbube-pt9yv]

I love ur video I am from nkpor but lives in owerri

[@agberodongetinternet8651]

God bless Nigeria

[@mrsranciz]

🙏

[@onlinecarpenter1]

It has come your people and your mouth is sharp. .lol..i watched the video the very first minute you posted it but today I was at working and i remember the statement i couldn't help myself out but just smiles

[@mrsranciz]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙈

[@chujohan4880]

Na my city you dey so where I was born, raised went to school at gtc, spent all my life almost but I am watching all the from Dubai

[@Onemissedcal]

Underrated city and population.

[@uzoghelushedrach4620]

Onitcha is really home for all cus nobody da see your face for onitcha. If you get game you go surely succeed here, everybody for here get serious action vibe.

[@damianekene9760]

Nice

[@sainthenry5506]

I love my state

[@mrsranciz]

👌💯💯

[@sjcharles1]

Nice video, please try and do a video to showcase the Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe Mausoleum. This is a jem that is not being celebrated which I don't understand. Keep up the good work.

[@nnfefe9451]

The migration from Bini also involves a secure Bini language in the head or did it evaporate during the migration?

[@cryptolord8368]

Don't mind the lady

[@kelivnmoore8278]

I felt at home seeing this video

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Early!! ✊🏿😁

[@mrsranciz]

Yay💃💃

[@sunnymofunanya356]

Thank you for you work, l was born and brought up in onitsha in the 60's am glad to see onitsha again after 30 years, you said that it seems that you are taking too much, if you don't talk no body will wacth your video, the issue is that you have to be serious in your presentations.

[@paulokechukwu3069]

I didn't see you passing my area why?I mean the miss elems street through porthacourt road. but I'm not angry at all .I was born and raised in otu nkwo ,i love Onitsha till i die that is my home despite am from AGUATA local government area Akpo in Anambra state And thanks for showing the world the beautiful city of Onitsha keep it 💯 sister And peace out there!

[@kellyemenim430]

Nice video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mrsranciz]

Thanks dear

[@yungballerinaz5143]

Onitsha needs to create something that would look like mainland/island kind of vibe. Some part needs to be mapped out to form new onitsha.

[@mrsranciz]

True. But that GRA and 3 3 side have estates that are beautiful and upcoming

[@desmondnedualaegbu5097]

@@mrsranciz you are very correct

[@uzoghelushedrach4620]

Onitcha main land done full.

[@victoriaodili-akpom4019]

Interesting, yes ooo we are the Onitsha’s 😀 My children are the Onitsha’ s actually. They are very proud people, my daughter is already reminding me that I am not from Onitsha, can you imagine? I am from Dalta, just next door to Onitsha,but that is not good enough. She always tells me that I am not even from Anambra , talk more of Onitsha. 😀😀

[@mrsranciz]

😄😄😄❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

@victoria I’m proud deltan here but I will say Delta state is better than anambra state and richer too.... 2 airports, seaport, 2 shoprites why in anambra is just having one shoprite amongst the above mentioned ,....

[@miraclechinedu3768]

Onitsha is my home land for me is really home for all

[@mrsranciz]

👌💯

[@hindoikawa2297]

Is this Onitsha in Chike and the river?. I want to visit one-day.

[@chammychamchas]

Yes it is the same onitsha😃 I loved chike and the river, it left me fascinated about the city.

[@r.u.t.hn.o.n6150]

I have been to onitsha before

[@mummychampions5003]

Traffic is another problem in Nigeria I really want to know that onisha market oo

[@mrsranciz]

Very true. Onitsha market is great

[@adekunleyussuf4259]

The roads should be lined and road signs installed for safety of the people. I didn't see any zebra crossing on the roads.

[@alphonseonye3009]

Like you said, Onitsha should be better. I remember several years ago when I was on transit, I was harassed at Upper Iweka by some guys who asked me of my ID. The way they went about it was scary.

[@mrsranciz]

I know right. It was really terrible at the time

[@oliviasdiary570]

Nwanyi Onitsha

[@mrsranciz]

😊

[@juliusjunior1680]

As a Nigerian am not comfortable with the title " blood money".

[@mrsranciz]

It's nothing serious. When people make so much money, they call it blood money. In this case, people make so much money from doing business,commerce and industry. So much money that's too good to be true. That's all

[@chammychamchas]

Honestly these days when people say "blood money" it is more like a slang that is used to describe too much money, kinda like a metaphor.

[@amandaeguale1641]

I agree , people think Nigerians make money from ritual, so you have to be careful what you put out there

[@joydnp1199]

Onitsha is not that big but the amount of industries there is mind blowing!

[@stevestyve1]

Onitsha is big because other neighbouring communities are now regarded as Onitsha metropolis because of development

[@cobokpeh470]

I visited once in my life time. And left same day. My uncle used to work in a bank there.

[@mrsranciz]

Oh wow!

[@cobokpeh470]

@@mrsranciz Your channels are entertaining and educating.

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

Beautiful city of Onitsha. Shame on Imo state, Owerri is still a glorified village littered with bad roads, filth, dilapidated buildings, refuse dumpsites everywhere. Imo state is equally the most backward state in the east

[@edwardstanley3446]

My lady i take exception to the title of your video which reads, " City of Blood Monry". What do you mean by that?

[@aframaco9491]

Onitsha can do better than this ! I love the resourcefulness for sure ! But as a city , it needs not go the way of Lagos! It’s chaotic, but that is not the problem, it just needs well built infrastructure and even more importantly, it needs serious maintenance and upkeep!

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

Onitsha is a beautiful well organized city

[@firminamaka9073]

Please Mrs Ranciz, you don't have to say that those who're not going to watch your video shouldn't subscribe, that's a bit of careless talk that I least expected of an educated beautiful lady like you.

[@rofakocatfish9788]

Are you sure you are native? How can you do a tour of Onitsha without showing inland Town ( ime ogbe) To say the least awka rd, okosi, ojedi etc.

[@mrsranciz]

I'm not sure

[@emekapaul7001]

Onitsha is nice but d state government need to maintain the roads network there

[@onyebuchiemeakayi5991]

It has good road network

[@emekapaul7001]

I once lived in akwa road b4 I travel, and one problem with onitsha people is that they usually call we from the same state or south east people igbo and they will deny the are not igbo

[@mrsranciz]

My family house is along Awka Road. Yes, that's because of their history. Lol! I guess you know the story

[@nnfefe9451]

Zik in his Odyssey, claimed that his ancestors came from Bini and that Onitsha means Onini= to look down on others to which Ojukwu replied that there are more towns answering Onicha in many parts of Igboland than what he had. Onicha in Ngwa. Ebonyi, Mbaise, Mbano, Ehitte Uboma, Abia, Nsukka, etc. When Ojukwu died Igbo wept but unfortunately for Zik, it was mild. They claiming not Igbo per Chima is even laughable b/c Chima is core Igbo name. 75% of Igbos identify with Ojukwu.

[@destinyovbiebo8988]

We have a lot of Eze people in Benin; I’m from the Eze Clan in Benin.

[@chrisudoka5420]

Eze is Igbo name .

[@NWAEZEKIBEYA]

All those industrial layout and companies you are mentioning are located in OGBARU not Onitsha

[@Majesta123]

Maybel has a Royal blood line. You can tell from her bahavior she have the behavior similar to that of the Benin people. And it is the same name she called corn 🌽 that is the exact name the Benin call corn 🌽. That alone will tell you that she have Benin ancestry DNA the Royal people 💝

[@cypriankia5230]

What quarter are you from?

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

Search for the comment of Chris oghenetega

[@chukwud]

The indigenes are not igbos, what are they? Tell me please.

[@mrsranciz]

Can't remember mentioning that in this video

[@victoreloka6394]

They are full blooded igbo I am half onitsha and half asaba

[@chukwud]

@@victoreloka6394 Thanks, Dr john here, says they are from edo state. Can you believe an educated person vomiting that!

[@jhonsonpraise8948]

Oga she never said they are not igbos...but she only narrated where they came from....their heritage...🙄🙄🙄

[@jhonsonpraise8948]

Your language doesn't naturally define your heritage, always remember that!

[@kuldoxy5637]

It's beautiful, but Onitsha needs to be more organized. There are a lot of buses everywhere. It really not good to see.🤦🏾‍♀️

[@stevestyve1]

Onitsha is a beautiful organised well planned city. It is a big city that welcomes every part of Nigeria

[@onyebuchiemeakayi5991]

Buses are everywhere in busy cities in Nigeria. Just that Govt needs working

[@Urbanvibe10]

What if one just love to watch the videos but don't want to subscribe😂😂. I ask bcus i do that alot. I can follow someone every upload but find it difficult to subscribe..

[@odbrian2]

The choice is yours, it is not mandatory you must subscribe

[@chidonking6402]

their king said they don't migrated from Benin they passed through their on their way coming from yoruba

[@cypriankia5230]

What quarter are you from

[@mrsranciz]

Ogboli eke

[@zeeuzoechina2948]

👆👆👆👆👆♥️

[@mrsranciz]

❤❤❤❤

[@advcompany7038]

Ife ji bu onicha erika

[@odbrian2]

Yes oo

[@mrsranciz]

🙌🙌🙌🙌❤

[@jamesguad1432]

What's up with the title "Commercial Blood Money" ? I'm a bit confused what you are trying to portray here.

[@mrsranciz]

It's nothing serious. When people make so much money, they call it blood money. In this case, people make so much money from doing business,commerce and industry. So much money that's too good to be true. That's all

[@jamesguad1432]

@@mrsranciz Blood money has a bad connotation to it when it comes to Nigeria, especially watching Nollywood movies. I wouldn't have used the headline as it will presume people there achieve their wealth via blood money.

[@patiencepat4256]

@@mrsranciz please remove I have observed many people being confused with the caption I would prefer you take that out if possible

[@amandaeguale1641]

@@jamesguad1432 thank you, I said the same thing

[@ugochukwuokoye5829]

Those who migrated from Benin are not the aborigines of onitsha. Onitsha attracted many people as a costal city

[@victoreloka6394]

Nope They are the indigenous people but other people also joined them . People from igala

[@ugochukwuokoye5829]

@@victoreloka6394 As history told us the they migrated in the 16th century, who were the people who settled in that space?

[@efosaomo4429]

When some of u igbos, i mean the bad ones who want to change people ancestral home.when u hear some igbo speaking language migrated from Benin it will look as if something big fall on ur head. I don't really know what is wrong with some of u guys, so many of u are trying to change the whole narrative and their history. I have never see where foreigners who never know anything about u will now be telling u this man u call ur father is not ur father then he will be describing someone else u just meet as ur father. Some judge because of language deferences Benin kingdom begat so many languages they are bless with that. Even all till now some family in Benin create deferente language for themselves alone. The arrogance In some of u is really disgusting.

[@emekamopao291]

@@efosaomo4429 why are they speaking Igbo if they migrated from Benin

[@efosaomo4429]

@@emekamopao291 go and ask the original onisha people they are in good position to tell u that

[@mavisphaphali6220]

So Onitsha people claim that they are not igbos shame this what is killing our country

[@paulcuffee4266]

If you claim your people the Onicha people immigrated from Bini how then can you at same time called them indigens on the land ? it doesn't add up .

[@Destiny_recovery]

NNE u try for this your commentary

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you 😄😄😄

[@saharasun3862]

Is it true onitsha people migrated from old Benin Kingdom?

[@mrsranciz]

Yes

[@victoreloka6394]

It is complicated history Those that left the East to Benin are those whose children migrated back. Zik only told a version of the migration

[@jhonsonpraise8948]

Onitsha people are the same family blood line with the ancient Benin empire....as a Benin man our heritage is our pride...God bless the OBA of benin issee!

[@saharasun3862]

@@victoreloka6394 Never heard of that before. I was told by an elderly Onitsha man about their history. He even said they are more superior than others in igbo land.

[@okerenkwofrancis8917]

@@mrsranciz so you want to tell me that you are not igbo

[@OneManWentToMow]

MABEL I WOULD SUGGEST THAT U HIDE UR SUBSCRIBER NUMBER, MAYBE THAT WILL SPEED UP THE CHANNEL ... IT IS JUST AN IDEA OOOO

[@mrsranciz]

No be bad idea o! I should try this

[@winngriff]

It's about metrics and likes subscribe etc. Even if the number is hidden the Artificial Intelligence knows everything thing. Keep going Mabel. Everything takes time.

[@michaelcelestine6662]

The definition on your thumbnail is really disturbing.. I mean the "the Comercial blood money"

[@mrsranciz]

It's nothing serious. When people make so much money, they call it blood money. In this case, people make so much money from doing business,commerce and industry. So much money that's too good to be true. That's all

[@nenitafrica6851]

@@mrsranciz I think is better to remove the thumbnail cuz not everybody understands jokes and lazy people always use blood money as a coverup to their laziness

[@Bigseedafrica]

Kejetia market in Kumasi Ghana is the largest market in west Africa

[@retruthdecliesny4435]

Keep on dreaming eh

[@patiencepat4256]

Good luck

[@emekanwozormen7519]

Kejetia is not Up to half of Onisha

[@florenceisrael]

Says by who? Kejetia market in kumasi my foot

[@Bigseedafrica]

@@retruthdecliesny4435 do your research

[@08076433515]

Onitsha need a well planned Central business district

[@vitalifoma9189]

I loose a brain cell any time i hear ''you guys '' in place of '' guys ''

[@mrsranciz]

Lol! We are all different. We've all got different personalities, different expressions, preferences and different choice of words. You can't keep telling people how to do or say certain things based on your preferences. You find it disturbing but Some people do not mind. Please learn to accommodate.

[@vitalifoma9189]

@@mrsranciz you are right ,really💪🏻. But i was only making an observation ,perhaps it came out wrong or something . My apologies🙏🏻

[@mrsranciz]

It's fine. I appreciate you

[@donpetemounini7390]

Onitsha is not from Benin! if you are from Onitsha it meant you don't know who you're and where you're from! Benin have nothing in common with any part of Igbo land, get this into your skull ok.

[@mrsranciz]

So dumb. Go do your research and stop embarrassing yourself

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

Stop tarnishing the image of onitsha if then many parts of nigeria was like onitsha

[@oraksvisual8654]

Yes you're talking too much .......but good too much

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

I hate to hear what just said about onitsha in regards to criminals an investors may run away because of you careless talk before and now no part of is save in area of crimes

[@mrsranciz]

My channel speaks the truth. Good and bad

[@cryptolord8368]

Oga we didnt migrate from Benin, what sort of nonsense is this??? I'm reporting this video Nri Kingdom predates Benin by far

[@mrsranciz]

Go and do your research before commenting. Abu m onye onitsha so I know exactly what I’m saying

[@cryptolord8368]

@@mrsranciz I have made my research, we don't have any affiliation with Bini. I don't like those people at all

[@ezechinyere9023]

Nice one