Richest Oil City in Nigeria - Port Harcourt

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Golden Cape Hotel & Suites 309 Danjuma Drive, Peter Odili Rd, Port Harcourt

[@mathenry453]

Nigerian cities are beautiful 😍

[@corelsihuom8407]

Governor Wike did a great job in PortHarcourt city

[@alozienwankwo1380]

It was Amaechi that did more development projects in portharcourt

[@rivartnorton6030]

Port Harcourt is a very beautiful city.

[@sampsongoka2864]

Port harcourt is such a lovely city indeed

[@skyiaalan5527]

I never thought Port Harcourt look this beautiful I must say it's look cleaner compared to Lagos

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Yes Port Harcourt as a whole is organised and clean

[@nmg1909]

The only problem is the tiny street roads. Apart from that, it is a very nice city.

[@donotreplydumbpeople3866]

I don’t understand when ppl compare Lagos to any other city in Nigeria… like there are 25 million souls living in there fam, it’s not easy to get it clean, it should be compared to cities in the same position, like Indian Cities for example..

[@donotreplydumbpeople3866]

@@aframaco9491 hahaha chill out fam, yes Lagos is… dirty (I dnt know about filthy) and I agree on everything you said, specially with the fact that, you build a house and the dirt coming you doing the building is on the street, BUT it’s also truth that compare Lagos to any other city it’s not fair, LA in California have the same exact problem, the difference is that they try to face it, but yeah it’s harder than Wyoming with less population

[@NymaMargaret]

Lagos is actually very filthy and don't bore me with the population thing, Lagos keeps harvesting from the population without wanting to take responsibilities.

[@ominiekwe7241]

My South South porthacourt city

[@dubemellit2932]

Where’s north north portekwe?

[@atamunoama3053]

It's not South South it ought to be called South coast that's the correct geographical location and fitted name.. Nigerians lack perspective

[@ucheuzuigwenwali1318]

There is no cardinal point called south south. Ndi isi ojii

[@ominiekwe7241]

@@ucheuzuigwenwali1318 why do we have southern part of Africa And then, south Africa

[@Bishop_Six]

​@@ucheuzuigwenwali1318 bro d concept of South South is simply geopolitical. D name "South South" is derived from d cardinal direction of being in d southern part of Nigeria, while also distinguishing it from the other southern regions such as d South East and South West. It's just a name bro

[@MakingMoneyEasy247]

Mr project 😍😘 wike is working

[@Danorous]

Wow Nigerian cities are progressing. I just watched your video of abeokuta city

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Yes we are

[@Belovedjoy]

When I see these videos of my city, I wonder what I’m still doing in London 😂

[@masterpnk3717]

Come home,. Come help us rebuild,. This bright PH future

[@goldencoast8896]

Stay there.. Save money.. When you're ready, you go back

[@kiaora7214]

Wide sweeping roads and Beautiful trees, parks and gardens for picnics and recreation

[@orondahwali5852]

Splendid coverage of Ph city. My city is on the rise. looking forward to the next video

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you. More is coming in a few days

[@adamasimolowo8285]

How much to buy property in PH?

[@orondahwali5852]

Hoping we have more high rise buildings in the near future.

[@pearbear319]

Orondah Wali. Rather than high rise buildings, why not promote and build based on African architecture? Why copy Western behemoth style buildings that are not healthy or environmentally sound. Certainly there is plenty of land available to build innovative and beautiful buildings based on African culture. Stop imitating ugly Western building models.

[@ebube4407]

@@pearbear319 don't you know skyscrapers save lands?? You want bungalows that will accommodate few people and take up spaces for agriculture?? Better learn from the bests. Why are you using phones?? You should have stuck with African old ways🤣🤣🤣 funny people

[@pearbear319]

@@ebube4407 No, they don't.

[@ebube4407]

@@pearbear319 Thank God you realized your mistakes and deleted the comments yourself👍👍

[@pearbear319]

@@ebube4407 what? Who deleted what? Not me!

[@deu8894]

Nice video. PHC is one of my favourites of Nigeria's 5 biggest cities. The other being Abuja is my favourite city in the country.

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@deu8894]

@@AfricaViewsInternational I think you should visit Abuja. I haven't seen any video of that city on your KZbin page.

[@chikezieJack]

Beautiful city Beautiful video. I like the photography

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@OrlanSharpe]

This is a beautiful city indeed, good video

[@josephabah5707]

Port Harcourt beat many African capital city

[@nmg1909]

Which one have you been to?

[@SKI747]

😂😂😂

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@nmg1909 he said the truth challenge him by naming the capital

[@nmg1909]

@@ochiegodfrey6428 you are as funny as him. Before you make a comparison you must have been to all. Which factors does he use to derive his statement?

[@izevbizuaosaigbovo6341]

u are right.lome cant match porthacourt.

[@Kingsspeaks]

Beautiful and clean.

[@roseeze166]

Clean k????????😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅

[@isabeerichadda]

Thanks for your video of positivity about Nigeria.

[@browngolden9444]

Great work by u! This is my city 🎤☺️

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@kosiudezue1730]

see me thinking that only Lagos is developed not knowing that i haven't even seen any thing

[@masterpnk3717]

Come to the oil capital and see

[@retruthdecliesny4435]

There's Enugu uyo Calabar, Kano, kaduna, and lots u might underestimate

[@DrLEMICHAELS]

Haba. Most Nigeria state capitals are so beautiful. Development is very fast. You know Nigerians love building good homes

[@margretbrooks1730]

Beautiful place

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@africaman7959]

What a channel wow❤️❤️ everything very well detailed 👍

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@iruansieugene6939]

Best video of Port harcourt, lovely, I enjoyed watching it 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿, ❤ Naija

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@bemsax6064]

This is amazing, impressive

[@petermalomon1546]

My city my home...beautiful place to be

[@t3mithestrummer]

My City 💜

[@Gerhard_Lanners]

miasto wygląda jakby chciało abym tam zamieszkał (The city looks like it wants me to live there) 😁

[@masterpnk3717]

Chai, my baby city pitakwa,. Salamalekun to u.

[@kinikanwaemmanuel7134]

Nice

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thanks

[@Manunitededits613]

Ur videos are unique ❤

[@dennisbajackreece6735]

I'm not sure I'll recognize my city whenever I visit again, it's so beautiful

[@popkorn1988]

Very nice video that deserves a special dedication to all europeans. This is the Africa you don't know, the one that authorities are ashamed and afraid to show you on your news channels. Rather pretty and scary isn't it ?

[@blade_warrior_blue]

Why would it be scary to us? Why should we be scared of your success? Can we not be happy for you? You think we all look down on you. Not true. We respect Africans. Nigeria holds a special place in my heart and I hope all your cities and villages are able to repeat this success. In fact I would even say you guys should support your domestic business geniuses and innovators, for example, if Innosen Motors is making affordable, good quality cars, you Nigerians should get your asses out and buy them! Support Nigerian manufacturing keep that money circulating in Nigeria I stead of handing it to Europe and Asia a d keep boosting your economy. You have to really get patriotic with your buying habits. The potential is there.

[@blade_warrior_blue]

We don't watch those fake news channels anyway. Besides it's not looking that great here in the west anyway. We're not all rich that's a myth to begin with. Nigerians would be wise to make sure this money is going into projects that benefit the community for example, just building hotels for rich people may create a few jobs and slight boost to the economy, ok cool. But what do the youth have for them? Any place to go to do fun and productive activities? Because we know what happens when the youth are stuck on the street with nothing to do. Make sure money is going into providing good education so you have as many engineers, doctors, scientists as possible. Invest money into improving Nigeria's contribution to the scientific community. You have the talent and brilliant minds in Nigeria. My father in law was an engineer in Nigeria. My wife is from Nigeria. I'm so lucky to have her. No American woman can compete.

[@jstmatty]

Wike did work

[@nonyagbo]

nice

[@izevbizuaosaigbovo6341]

portharcourt is the most developed non capital city in west africa. if u think i am wrong, provide ur non capital west African city.

[@deu8894]

I completely agree with you, Port Harcourt is the most developed city in West Africa that has never been a national capital. And when you take into consideration, the entire Metroplex which includes all off Eleme, Oyigbo, Ikwerre and Okirika LGAs in addition to PHALGA and OBALGA; it becomes even more developed in terms of urbanisation, economic activities and infrastructure than some capital cities around west and Central Africa.

[@eraboralex6574]

Assuming Edo state and delta gree leave corruption they for don go far since

[@moneynourishkingspride5940]

Show us 042🙏

[@seppromotions9335]

Make a comparison between Lagos and Portharcourt

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

Thank you

[@marony3529]

Nothing to compare please. PH city is not there yet.

[@mustaphaadisa2414]

@@AfricaViewsInternational I love your maturity and response ..

[@NinaSweet_TV]

​@@marony3529it actually has something to compere with Port Harcourt has lesser Population than lagos and Port Harcourt has a Good Road Network than lagos Port Harcourt has less Yearly Criminal record than lagos What More could One ask For Port Harcourt is safe to live with Your family when you already have the Money 😅❤

[@deedeeumondak4490]

@@seppromotions9335 alot to compare, population, security, traffic, greenery, pollution etc.

[@patrickpedro6458]

Hand work of wike the 🦁lion of Niger Delta Region

[@alozienwankwo1380]

Amaechi

[@elliotashiro6371]

I beg im a Ghanaian but I want to know which people owns this city, port Harcourt?

[@AfricaViewsInternational]

It's a city in Nigeria

[@Bishop_Six]

Just like Nigeria, Rivers State is multi ethnical. The capital port harcourt is owned by 2 main ethnicities, the Ijaw ethnic group which occupies the south (riverine) of port harcourt and the ikwerre people which occupies the North (upland) of portharcourt. ikwerre is not an ethnic group but a tribe. I didn't mention their ethnic group because of the controversies surrounding where they are actually from. I don't want to start a war under this comment 😂 but if you want to know more about them a quick Google search might help

[@2LETLIVE]

​@Philip Tammy Lol ... the wonderful Ikwere people (by the way, Burnaboy is an Ikwere man from Port Harcourt) have always maintained who they truly are and where their ancestral lineage is traced to in Nigeria. Now, some tribe are trying to claim them by force, but the Ikwere people categorically rejected that idea. Lol ... they said, though we may speak similar language due to proximity, but our true identity and lineage is down South South. The Ikwere people are basically saying to this other tribe: We are who we say we are, and not what you want us to be.

[@Bishop_Six]

@@2LETLIVE but Burnaboy said it himself in an interview in America that he is Ijaw. I have the video

[@2LETLIVE]

@@Bishop_Six Thank you. I'm confused because Burnaboy's father, Mr Samuel Ogulu's ethnicity, is actually the Engenni people. These people lived in close proximity with the Ijaw people, but they are not Ijaw. Engenni people primarily live in the Ahoada West local government area of Rivers state, Nigeria. I can understand the Ijaw connection. Thank you for pointing this out. You know another thing, though? Contrary to popular beliefs, surprisingly, Burnaboy's mother, Bose Ogulu, is actually from Edo State. Not too many people know this. Bose Ogulu's father (which is Burnaboy's grandfather) Mr. Benson Idonije is from Owan local government in Edo State. He was once Fela Kuti's manager. Bose Ogulu (Burnaboy's mother), her mother (which is Burnaboy's grandmother), is from Yoruba. So, Burnaboy's father, Samuel Ogulu, is from River State. While his mother, Bose Ogulu, is from Edo State. I just love history. ❤️ 😃

[@internationaldjfresht]

❤❤❤❤

[@yasiniyamamoto8174]

Europe

[@moneynourishkingspride5940]

Show us the Eastern capital Enugu 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@moneynourishkingspride5940]

Please show us ENUGU🙏

[@moneynourishkingspride5940]

Show us coal city

[@moneynourishkingspride5940]

ENUGU

[@moneynourishkingspride5940]

Enugu 🙏

[@oladmejiakogun1263]

Yo need skyscrapers lol too many low buildings

[@Damian-rt3rt]

How many skyscrapers does DC have ?

[@NymaMargaret]

Is that insecurity I'm sensing?

[@tydegifted9370]

I’m from port harcourt and I enjoy my city a lot, no herdsmen have ever attack port harcourt we are secured back to back, port is like America in Nigeria in lifestyle,!we good

[@masterpnk3717]

@@tydegifted9370 your blessed on Earth and in heaven

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

No benin edo state secretariat is bigger than that of Portharcout. Do your findings Sir

[@adamgbobarinenyie531]

Please can I work in your company as a cleaner please 🙏

[@azwinrenzano2784]

Democracy derailed coutries

[@youme1414]

It is a shame this is richest oil city in Nigeria. It looks like slum village. I am not happy with our development in this country.

[@RebeccaAnderson-mu2zp]

Where are you from let us know..how does it look like a slum

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@RebeccaAnderson-mu2zp leave him. He is a youtube troller

[@osasay3786]

She's a Ghanaian impostor.

[@youme1414]

@@osasay3786 Bini man calling me she. Villager.

[@SeunAkanni]

Well said

[@aishabakari3215]

You poor thing