Port Harcourt the Oil Rich City in Nigeria

[@hazriqrudeen2815]

Port Harcourt one of the best city in Nigeria......rich memories you just dished out.

[@edidyable]

Those secretariat buildings were built under Diete Spiff and the point block near the podium blocks is 21 story.

[@juliusfirima9206]

I love Port Harcourt. The city that has space for everyone base on ur budget. It's so Serene, Less populated and Less rowdy like Lagos. I love PH city for life.

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed

[@goldenismonica1522]

Port harcourt is okay, not as crowded, but the city lacks organization and planning. Outside of GRA and Trans Amadi, you can tell the city just grew all over the place during the oil boom.

[@tralbriggs104]

The best Port Harcourt video

[@ricardomesina6984]

i like portharcourt we built the Eleme Petro chemicals plant. Nigerian are friendly people i love their food spicy sauce with tapyoka casava

[@orondahwali5852]

My beautiful city 🏙 thanks for the tour ✅

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed Please subscribe and stay tuned for more

[@KellysYoutubeAccount]

I want to visit PH again

[@ekinematics]

Nice, but you guys should have entered old GRA and Trans Amadi as well. They are more serene areas of PH. Especially Old GRA and Odili Road area.

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

I watched your coverage of PortHarcout City and was pleased where I saw the old Presidential hotel, and so many other places. To be honest with you I will get lost if I drive to Diobu and other places I use to know before. I drove into the Town last 1985 and 86. 2016 was the last time I visited the town in the night after my flight and every single thing changed rapidly, if I see Obasiolu now it will be completely transformed. Keep up the good work.

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

@@wowneche You are doing great making valued coverages. Keep it up. I so much like to see all those natural things development in the villages and cities too. I watch them here in U.S

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

@@wowneche I am looking forward to drive to Igwe Ocha one day any time I get especially when all these insecurity problem die its natural death. Keep up the good work remain blessed and be safe too.

[@youngceejay3590]

Bro thanks a lot for taking your time on this video

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed

[@youngceejay3590]

@@wowneche Indeed I did bro. I've really missed Port Harcourt

[@OnuoraAnthony1]

Wow nice 👍 environment

[@wowneche]

Yes, thanks for watching

[@orondahwali5852]

Damn my city has become so congested, everywhere traffic. Government or a private investor needs to develop the suburbs like Omagwa and surrounding areas.

[@tralbriggs104]

What about developing Bakana, Tombia, Ogbakiri and Degema ? Nah only Ikwere land una see ?

[@defrankmedia7520]

@@tralbriggs104 ...you can do some development by yourself as a private investor

[@tralbriggs104]

@@defrankmedia7520 govt refused to link our land to the mainland . How do we invest where there is no link road ?

[@defrankmedia7520]

@@tralbriggs104 my brother, have you your people come together as a body and tried doing it and was stopped? I am from Anambra, our people build roads, schools and even hospitals for those of us in the villages. I know that somethings can be too capital intensive for co-operative approach like we do in the South East but I believe that if your people are to have a strategic approach to Development in your area, you will definitely transform your area for good in about a decade or two. Hope I made some sense, Bro?

[@tralbriggs104]

@@randmusings149 Shut up. I am Kalabari. Tombia is a major Kalabari town

[@tralbriggs104]

Fine boy

[@obiorahdonatus1895]

Oh that's great I love the city

[@wowneche]

The city is very beautiful I love it too

[@michiflix]

Beautiful City

[@wowneche]

You're right bro

[@chikaodiokey]

My mother says there was a market there called Big market ( called Ahia Ukwu) around St Mary's

[@wowneche]

Yea she's right, It's been more than 11 years or even more but I remember very well

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

They still use VW kombi bus danfo as street commuter transport, wow. Mile one flight over is it the one that leads to Aba road?

[@wowneche]

Yes

[@chrisrebirth]

I’m impressive by the magnificent view of PH.

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching

[@bvlybell2563]

Neche on Tour..nice

[@wowneche]

Thanks for coming Back

[@mariadelmarebuerabohopo7923]

great job I love guys like showcasing nigeria not some showing only negative aspect of naima.

[@edidyable]

There had never been market at Lagos bus stop however during the reconstruction of the creek road market, traders were moved to the old NPA stadium by Lagos bus stop as a temporary measure.

[@wowneche]

Thanks for the info

[@africanday7337]

They don't have modern city bus service? What about the light Rail Service advertised on social media?

[@raphraph3545]

Was expecting drone shots of Port Harcourt

[@wowneche]

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[@nnfefe9451]

The houses need painting to hide the weather beaten walls.

[@wowneche]

You're right

[@eghosaagbonlahor4824]

Why can’t Nigerians drive on one lane instead of driving on the middle of the white line ?

[@goldenismonica1522]

Nigerians refuse to civilize themselves. These same people will go to Europe or America and suddenly learn how to drive, it’s amazing isn’t it?

[@henrywifa6155]

Lagos bus stop doesn’t have a market. The nearest market maybe the railway station mini market or the Creek Road market. Where that building is was Trade Fair Ground so you maybe confusing Trade Fair as a market since it was all about commerce.

[@htshtcmyvideo1482]

Yes

[@awahsteve5970]

I love portharcourt, it's always beautiful. It's like keke is banned in PH

[@ekinematics]

Keke don't ply major roads.

[@wowneche]

Yes the city is very beautiful I haven't seen any keke in the major areas only in the rural areas

[@ajmalshahtravelling7088]

nigeria beautiful country when visited or view the videos ,,,, otherwise ppl cosider nigeria is a rough country

[@wowneche]

You're right I'm glad you enjoyed please subscribe and stay tuned for more travel videos 0

[@johnniedebrown6381]

You need to do something about your road traffic like teach your drivers how to obey the right of way.

[@Danorous]

Beautiful 🏙️🌆. Port Harcourt is the only city in Nigeria that makes sure there are road marks on the roads

[@wowneche]

You're right

[@nmg1909]

With tiny gutters, making flood when it rains.

[@raphraph3545]

Abuja has lane markers, Kaduna has lane markers

[@yobo1132]

As long as we are with northern nowhere will develop in Nigeria

[@georgeanderson7708]

bros try to buy a new motorcycle 🏍 and buy that head camera for smooth navigation and smart views , the car you are using is old and does not make good video because the camera can not be focused fine

[@wowneche]

You're right

[@StretchUrMind1115]

I left Port Harcourt over 20yrs ago and I can't believe they still have that helicopter in front of the Air force base... Chai. 😂 ... Or maybe they've replaced it with a new one.

[@wowneche]

Hahaha I think it's still the same

[@stephenogbuabia2293]

I think it is called 'Cheshire Home' and not "Sayshia" Home", however, I know to most natives that's how they know it but to your none native audience "Sayshia" pronunciation is confusing.

[@wowneche]

Right I know the name just that this is how everyone calls it when I was there so I called it like that to know if he will remember the place

[@africanday7337]

The State needs to build a completely New City with modern infrastructures. This Portharcourt looks like old commercial town

[@tralbriggs104]

Check out Bonny Island, Degema Axis , Omoku and Ahoada

[@goldenismonica1522]

I agree. I think most Nigerian cities need to just be built from scratch. Take virgin land on the outskirts of town and build new city centers and housing developments. Then the old parts of town can be demolished or renovated.

[@africanday7337]

@@goldenismonica1522 Most Europen Cities like Amsterdam has the Old and New city; the Old is for tourism and Nightlife, while the New is Financial center with modern infrastructures

[@africanday7337]

Very congested and noisy 😏

[@donpetemounini7390]

Every nonsence they called cities in Nigeria are all Slumps, Chukwu ekwekwana!

[@goldenismonica1522]

Abuja is the only true city in Nigeria and even then the outskirts near Suleja are filled with slums.

[@cjottovon4371]

Very ugly City now. Apart from flyovers, no development compared to other states. I feel so pity for city.

[@brightgeorge5222]

Feel pitty for yourself man

[@tralbriggs104]

Chase Igbos out of Rivers State

[@goldenismonica1522]

Your hatred of igbos will not make Nigeria any better

[@citiesskyline770]

Poor country Nigeria

[@Danorous]

And your country is the rich one?

[@johnsonamoni6382]

I bet you have nothing where ever you live.

[@citiesskyline770]

@@Danorous yes compare Nigeria jungle not city

[@victoriaeno3741]

Beautiful city

[@wowneche]

You're right a very beautiful city