Road Trip: Lagos, Nigeria to Onitsha, Anambra State Nigeria | Flo Chinyere

So I went on a fun road trip from Lagos, Nigeria to Sagamu, Ijebu Ode, Ore, Okada, Benin City, Agbor, Asaba and finally Onitsha in Anambra State.
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[@FloChinyere]

Family gather round, bring your popcorn, bring your drinks let's go on this trip together. 💃💃💛

[@chikaokereke]

😁💜

[@humanhuman9447]

Sis flo that music playing in 46:29 what is the name. Any link plz.

[@humanhuman9447]

Sorry the music at 32:32

[@humanhuman9447]

Diviners i found it

[@hoobensable]

Good road network. By African standards, very good. Imagine how bad in Congo and even Western Cameroon

[@ezinneskitchen]

This reminds me of my Childhood, my Dad would wake us up around 3am while my Mum prepares good Ofeakwu and Rice for our Journey, we normally leave Lagos by 4:30am and arrive East by 2pm, My Dad issa fast Driver, 😂, he literally quarrels with every Driver, you hear him shouting ** Go back to driving School ** 😂, Childhood was Fun oh.

[@FloChinyere]

Yes o, taking your own food is nornal for travelling families. Your Dad! 😂😂😂

[@ezinneskitchen]

@@FloChinyere 😂😂 the Man is a case

[@joydnp1199]

Lol. You cracked my ribs oooo

[@charlieshrem3037]

This reminds me of mine 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@ezinneskitchen]

People who drive in Nigeria are the real Pro, without Navigator, they can locate even a Rat hole .let me keep watching!

[@Mstees1]

Ezinne's Kitchen Jekywilson ........inbuilt GPS for sure. 😄👍🏽

[@betheleneogwe8016]

They are not pro. Many driving errors which often contributes to accidents is what makes many Nigerian drivers certainly not pro. Overtaking from the right is bad, failure to indicate direction, correct positioning of the vehicle among many other blunders would never qualify them as pro.

[@chymodes1409]

How many of them went to driving school or got driving license genuinely, they drive automatic and u said they are pro, someone 140 where he or she suppose to run 90, waisting people's lives and they are pro

[@mrconfusion87]

India may beg to differ on this one! 🤣

[@anthonywilly8756]

That must be the route to your village... some of us has forgotten the road to ours.

[@Nanoubonbon]

I only know these places through the pen of Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie. It is very satisfying to see it through your eyes and commentary Flo. Thank you very much and enjoy your family

[@FloChinyere]

You are welcome Nanou. 💛💛💛

[@jenslifestylendiy]

I’m not from Nigeria but I love love loved this vlog Aunty Flo👌👌👌 watched it twice .... can’t wait for - ‘follow me to the Market ones’💕💕

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

Wow. This vlog brings back great memories of traveling from Lagos to Anambra/Enugu and vice versa from JSS1 to my University days in Enugu state University. Most times the roads were good but occasionally we get detours to the opposite side of the road due to bad roads. I saw the good, bad and ugly on these roads. I enjoyed stops at Ijebu Ode, Ore, Asaba and River Nigeria also known as Head Bridge. Back then Luxurious Buses was what we traveled on. That Benin bypass is saving grace. I remembered getting stuck in Benin city for hours due to traffic from the local traffic. For me as soon as I see River Niger in the horizon then I feel so happy. Thank you so much Flo. You have no idea how happy I am. This vlog made my day. Thank God for journey mercies and I hope you enjoy the rest of your trip.

[@FloChinyere]

I doff my hat for those of you that travel long distances to/from school a few times a year. And you started at a very young age! We thank God for journey mercies all those years! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

@@FloChinyere Thank you so much. To God be the glory for safe travels all those years.

[@joycengozi2008]

Your story is so similar to mine. We stayed in Lagos and Kaduna at different times while I was growing up but schooled in the East. So I equally make journey to/fro the east at least twice a year. This vlog took me down memory lane. Made me remember my dad who passed in 2009. My dad almost always accompanied me back to school. What our parents do for us. Then, I was in HRC. It was during my higher institution I was left to do the journey alone.

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

@@joycengozi2008You were lucky to have your late dad travel back and forth with you. I was not so lucky. I had to travel by myself most of the times except when I started my Jss1. I traveled with my late dad. I lost my dad in 2007 and yes we have similar stories. Thank God for protecting us all through those years and till now. I recalled my last trip from Lagos to Enugu before moving to America was when the bus I was travelling on broke down in Asaba around 3pm. The driver of the bus fled the scene when he noticed he could not fix the car. We are all left to find our way home. Guess what, after 3 hours I and a few passengers were lucky to continue our Journey to Onitsha (Head bridge) on the back of a Lorry and we thank God that we made it safely. I have so many stories to tell since i was on that road for a long time. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@joycengozi2008]

@@ChibuikeUlasi Kai! That last journey was really crazy. We thank God for His protection. You have many stories to tell your children. Igbos/Nigerians are resilient generally. Meanwhile, Chibuike, you should win best supporter of auntie Flo and some few other youtubers. I love your dedication and perceived homeliness. God bless you and your family.

[@rebeccaayers6700]

My husband watched this with me and loved it! He was sad you didn't tour around your destination!

[@UncleBolaji_]

Thank you so much for this video. It reminds me of my first time traveling to the East. It was such a beautiful experience. I'd love to ply the Onitsha bridge again!

[@lilmizzije]

Anambra girl here🙌🏾

[@ZIKKIESWORLD]

You always look younger any time you post a video auntie flo.i honestly miss home ( Nigeria) no matter what is going on there,it’s still my country.i love road trip because you get to see a lot of things and buy from street hawkers like gala,lacasara,plantain chips,apple,Roasted plantain ( Boli) and peanut.i feel like an in Nigeria now 😂. Thanks for taking us along Aunty.

[@cheekwiz]

$Rail line that runs express from Lagos >Benin>Onitsha> Aba> Port Harcourt and ends at Calabar $Local lines that runs from :Lagos>Sagamu>Benin>Asaba>Owerri, Aba , PH and maybe a grand stop at huge terminal in Calabar With 15 billion dollars ; Nigeria can build a world class rail system but we since were cursed amigos. Never happening. Thanks for the video; memories here

[@juicyoskitchen349]

Thanks for this video Aunty Flo... I have been feeling reluctant in traveling to Nigeria this year becos of d negative news I hear n read daily. I think I am more confident now to travel

[@FloChinyere]

I'm glad.

[@dollyosadolor1489]

Waoo, Beautiful sister FLO, you are really enjoying Nigeria ooo. I love this video, I usually travel my road from LAGOS TO BENIN. I like to leave as early as possible so I can bett the LAGOS holdup. I leave LAGOS by 5am in the morning, I arrived my HOUSE IN BENIN, BY 10am in the morning. I love travelling by ROAD, because is funn. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your stay.

[@Deardeborah]

That moment you guys were approaching okada/Benin 😭😭😭 home sweet home!

[@immaculetaodinaka2186]

This brings lots of memories..... If I didn't stop at one to eat suya and Benin to buy bread then the journey is not complete 😁😁

[@magdalenabadea1876]

Flo, I thank you so much for your video. It provided for me informations I couldn't get from elsewhere. You are the best ambassador for Nigeria ever. Very good made video with the best music. Your government should hire you to show us the beauty of your country and your ppl

[@jenniferiguma8643]

honestly I miss my state so much Benin city

[@LuvMattazTV]

I really love Sis.Flo, it brings back loads of memories, that bus driver is cool, calm and collected 😁. Thanks for sharing sis ❤❤❤

[@FloChinyere]

Yes, he's so cool.

[@leonstewart9675]

Enjoyed this vid , Jamaican of Igbo ancestry, .Herd about Igboland from old relatives when I was but a small child, thanks for my first real firsthand glimpse. Have to get there soon ,hopefully shortly after this Corona thing .Cant wait to explore roots

[@babajidebohan7601]

How time flies it's been 5years. I have seen this video more than twice. Thanks ma for always carrying us along. We can't wait for you and family to come and give us Christmas videos at the village. God bless you ma

[@greatinheaven4235]

You forgot to mention Area boys and agbero check points 😂

[@FloChinyere]

I've never seen them on highways. And who stops for non uniformed people on the highways?

[@princesshephzibah5894]

If u stop for a non uniform person, u r on your own

[@nitah9649]

Onye Agbor here. Thank you so very much for this video. I am seeing Asaba, Onitsha for the first time in my life from your video, wow. ❤️🤗

[@2co1s]

Anita Akewusola agbor girl seeing Asaba for the first time? Lol same state ooo.. I’m surprised 😮

[@nitah9649]

@@2co1s I left Agbor when I was young, grew up in Kano & Lagos. My trip home usually ends in Agbor. I hope that clarifies it for you.

[@okieto5350]

cliff bran a lot of people in Surulere haven’t seen Victoria Island, and I mean adults.

[@Deardeborah]

I felt your excitement when you were pointing out Onitsha....chai home is gold

[@FloChinyere]

Yes o.

[@floBar51651]

I'm repping Asaba and Anambra o 😭 I miss home, I'm from Onitsha area but Asaba is where I grew up.

[@aura19750]

Am Kenyan ,I love Nigeria and I have friends at Onono village in Asaba ,Delta state.I enjoyed my stay there hoping to return in December 2020.

[@silasewah3241]

Hi Flo Chinyere thanks for your videos. My lovely wife’s name is Chinyere & I am not surprised that people who answer Chinyere do good things 😁. Just a little comment about the origin of the name “Okada” for the Nigerian commercial motorcyclists. Yes, there is a village close to Benin called Okada. Then Chief Igbinedion from Benin City owned an airline in the 80s called Okada airlines. In 1987/88 Chief Igbinedion donated about 1 million Naira (a very huge sum of money then) to the commercial motorcyclists’ association in Benin City then. They were overjoyed. The cyclists took to the streets and started to announce that their new name was “Okada” after Okada airlines. The name has stuck with all commercial motorcyclists in Nigeria since then even after the Okada airlines has gone out of business.

[@lydia8322]

In Nigeria everything they think is for money ritual. I pity for the ignorance of my people. I am still watching to see my own Benin city

[@mercyimuentinyan5429]

Me too

[@FloChinyere]

I'm tired of that mindset. If it is possible to make money rituals with someone's video, all the rutualists need to do is come on KZbin and harvest millions of videos of people. 😂😂😂

[@lydia8322]

@@FloChinyere can you imagine? What about the celebrities and politicians whom pictures and videos are always everywhere?

[@FloChinyere]

@@lydia8322 fine fine people that will even bring crisp money sef. 😂😂😂

[@joycengozi2008]

My favourite part of your vlogs💃💃💃 I enjoyed every single bit! I really don't know how these long distance drivers stay sane day to day. They are real MVP. Chai! Thanks for the experience Nne😍😘

[@geina4412]

Aunty am traveling this weekend pls kindly give me the name of the company you just mentioned so they can take me home or their phone number thanks.

[@FloChinyere]

DM me on Instagram.

[@kanoel_fabrics]

Safe trip Geina

[@chubikeugwuoke9041]

Chychy this your vlog took me home, solved my home-sickness but filled me with anger seeing the misery and suffering just to get to the east.

[@chicchi1682]

Lol when they shout the Sagamu on the bus during road trip that's when they used to start waking me up 😂 Menh the music & stories are so nostalgic and I was like 5-6 still I remember trips to the East like yesterday.

[@QueenvarietiesChannel]

Yesoooo we are ready. Welcome home ma! God Grant you ijeoma. Biko kele ndi ulo. Zuta kwa bread, okpa, any ewu na akwa ogasi for me oo. Cheiii not been to Naija in years. What is causing the traffic? 😄😄 I enjoyed watching 👍👍👍😍😍

[@FloChinyere]

Akwa ogazi! It's been years I've heard about it or seen it. I wonder if they still sell it.

[@donpetemounini7390]

You see how the tanker balanced on what supposed to be speed lane, even you people overtook the tanker by the right which is very very dangerous, imagine!

[@Nanoubonbon]

So cute to see you excited when approaching Onitsha! Nno

[@anthonywilly8756]

That was HOME.. You need to understand what it feels like to home..

[@alwaysrossy4023]

This video is making me so emotional right now☹️ I miss home and don’t have an ideal when I’ll be visiting for now... it’s so crazy how we all feel happy when traveling abroad then we start missing home after a couple of months and waiting to go back.

[@FloChinyere]

Na so. 🤗🤗🤗

[@chiefangelmichael56]

I am an igbo man, living in Spain, you made me feel as If I am at home after watching your programme. Not only that, I feel rekindled, my face renewed and my spirit at home. Gracious mother, Africa, igboland the joy and beauty of black race..Igboland the off shoot that opens Nigeria daily. Good luck flo for your job well done ,the spirit that gave you this imagination is sincerely from the most high, Chukwu Okike Abiama, ise ise ise iseeee..

[@ukoharodney6406]

Honestly I feel a little nostalgic too

[@henryfm5595]

Nice video. Enjoying it from 🇨🇭. Used to enjoy this trip until the herdsmen problem. I have not tested mmimi for years.

[@Princeimasuen]

26:10 it is incorrect to suggest that it is unlawful to record people without their permission, there is no law that prohibits filming whatever you can see from a public place: therefore, by right, you can film whatever and whoever you can see in a public place where there is no expectation of privacy. In Nigeria, there is freedom of the Press, a Press-Man or Woman is not just one who is employed by a Media, anyone who covers a story whether by video or audio recording, or even by scripted means etc, is engaged in a press work, and should therefore be allowed without hindrance. I understand that some people might not like being filmed, that is a matter of courtesy, but there is no law against filming in areas where there is no expectation of privacy. I also recognise the harassment intimidation and revenge that a video or photographer might be subjected to in the hands of some (supposed) law enforcers and military personnel, therefore, i recommend that you equip your device with an app that automatically saves videos so that in the event that the device is destroyed or the videos are deleted, you can easily retrieve them online, and such evidential videos can be used to seek legal prosecution and justice.

[@frankuwakwe1158]

Lovely video with some vital information that will be useful in the years to come. Well done.

[@oyinade7426]

This was a lovely video. I really enjoyed it. Indeed you took me on a trip I’ve never been on except going to Ibadan. It’s interesting to know that the right turn just before Ibadan carries you through Abeokuta and Ijebu again. Kinda makes sense geographically though. Wow, so that straight road takes you past all those towns and cities? The time it took wasn’t bad at all - 8 hours. No wonder you even had time to still go shopping after arriving in Onitsha.

[@Frankdiah]

Thank you Flo for this wonderful Work. I have watch it more than 3X since Yesterday. You are wonderful. I admire your Courage!!

[@olamavincent4413]

Thanks a lot for giving me the opportunity to visit this beautiful country through your vlog I am making some research about to know how different people migrate in Africa before the white man coming and forced us to settled....would like to visit nigeria

[@chinyeluudeh1455]

I so enjoyed this video! Your commentary reminds me of traveling with my dad. He'd keep giving history of the towns or routes we pass, you'd not want to lose any bit of it by sleeping. Then we'd stop at ubulu-okiti just before the head bridge in Delta for premium oalm wine and bush meat! I soooo love travelling home by road sadly the bad roads discourage me now.

[@amakahollandholland6223]

Well done Aunty Flo.. we love it. Please I need a recipe from you. It’s called agwa oforokpo It’s made with beans and eaten with a light ofe-akwu Texture is white and fluffy That’s all I know, but I will love to know how to make it. Please share if you know how.

[@angie4406]

YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO THRILLING TO WATCH, AND AM NOT EVEN FROM AFRICA, BUT WILL VISIT SOON. 💖💖

[@agnesjohnson2587]

Thanks Flo. For posting, it's very lovely and informative video to watch. I am a Yoruba woman, but watching your video shows how beautiful is the Eastern part of Nigeria. I hope to visit East when I travel to Naija.

[@altinomlungu9291]

I remembered days back when i was in naija.this is my road Ekiti to onitsha evry month.thanks for this memories

[@akisimiliaki1770]

Nice job my good sister, Am really enjoying this video from Lagos to my home Anambra I use to travel this road three times in a year when I was in Lagos, Please can you take me to my home Anambra west mmiata Anam, Am watching from Genova Italy

[@enuguman8689]

Wow! Thank God for life. I traveled along that Lagos - Enugu for so many times even at nights . That Benin bypass is a home to some sophisticated armed robbers. People are always scared when plying that Benin bypass. Thank you, Flo for the video. I felt at home watching this from Beijing, China.

[@luciaanulika5256]

Wow, Aunty Flo. You tried very well, hand did not pain you from holding the camera? Nice vlog. Thank you so much.

[@FloChinyere]

Hand pained me o. But the fun of recording it surpassed the pain.

[@joycengozi2008]

She's amazing. The things she does for us! 🙌

[@onnaedookafor2693]

Wow! You actually held the camera the entire trip?! Well done! I thoroughly enjoyed these trip videos! Thank you for taking us home.

[@Temitope930]

I love this . I wish I can do a trip like this in Nigeria. Lagos to East , North etc Thank you very much for showing

[@chukwuemekaochilimma6836]

This video made me subscribe to this channel I Love road trip

[@zhonnio2386]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Thank you.

[@Mstees1]

Timidity ?....... more like IGNORANCE......and superstitions. Our greatest downfall. So if you show her face what will happen ? 🙄😄 silly billy. 😂😂😂😂 Thanks for the road trip. 😘

[@FloChinyere]

These people worry for real! The irony is that I wasn't even trying to film their faces but their wares. And as they run around trying to avoid their village people 😂, their faces show. See how the sellers at where we bought bread composed themselves and their faces did not show? Ignorance is indeed a disease.

[@mazichibestspecial6714]

My sister u remember me my first day i travel to east from Lagos to Abia state when i see any transport bus i start running fast to knw more the roads when i see police then i knw the will star asking too much when i get close i ask them road to east lol

[@henryairhihen5158]

Thanks aunty Flo! Very excited seeing Agbor and Onitsha.

[@angelaonyeka2717]

Ndi agbor alua ni. Travellers😏

[@henryairhihen5158]

@@angelaonyeka2717 ye'me, ye ke!

[@blessingchidimma5038]

Watching this with my friend right now and we can't stop laughing.

[@ajibolad.adeleye3820]

Am not from the East ,but believe me this your Vlog inspired me ,my next visit to Nigeria I will be doing this journey although I will enjoy it better driving there in my car myself. Keep the good work up

[@FloChinyere]

I'm glad to read that. Yes, driving one's vehicle would have been the best experience but that causes massive delays; you will be stopped at every one of those per-kilometer checkpoints to "check your vehicle papers". They do not stop buses and other public transport vehicles. Unless you will need your car to move around in the East, those stops can ruin the journey for you to be honest.

[@beloveajibikeokonkwo3614]

I am on duty I beg, I need to rush down to work so that I won't be late. Coming right back to watch this video.

[@Jossypassion]

Ondo state is where I did my Nysc. At IkareAkoko

[@ochukoigometi2458]

Thanks alot ma for this tour. Gave me a feel of home😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@omafaith6909]

What a lovely video. Love the way you guys spoke Igbo😘😘 did u travel with the kids??

[@Shauntvng]

That bros speaking about Rail system was so right, damn I miss home I cant wait to visit enugu, Anambra and Akure

[@sunnya2203]

Thanks for this video! I was praying for your safety from Lagos to Ijebu Ode. On the flip side, you can tell that the Ondo roads have the best conditions.

[@djzamora4148]

Nigerian roads are horrible great video tho really enjoyed it

[@wisdomTvNigeria]

You are doing very well taking us to our place safe journey we are going with you thanks

[@IphysKitchen]

Nice vlog, the immediate you enter onitsha Bridge I was feeling home sick already.

[@eniolaaj3084]

😍 Wow this vlog brought back so many memories! I was in Lagos few months ago (there’s a video of my trip on my channel) and I miss it already 😭 (but two things I don’t miss are the heat/humidity & traffic 😅)

[@josephndisya8835]

I am watching from USA and i am from Kenya where we read alot from Chinua Achebe. Thanks for showing me his house. Thanks for showing the village and city. I really enjoyed it and learned alot from the two videos.

[@amakatee3186]

I remember this road from Lagos to Nsukka..I miss those experience

[@ezinneskitchen]

The Almighty Head bridge, Aunty Flo egbuem ooh, Chaaaiii this Vlog made my day hohhaaaaa!!!! 😂👌👍

[@FloChinyere]

I'm glad. 🤗🤗🤗

[@ezinneskitchen]

@@FloChinyere 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤❤

[@donaldlove007]

It's really nice to watch ur travel Madam Flo, reminds me of traveling home. U no stop for ofosi eat starch and banga. enjoyed the video :)

[@user-lenise876]

Let the fun begin. Happy Birthday Flo. 🥳🥳🥳. I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I heard some Reggae music playing in the bus....lovely 😀

[@onyiujutv222]

How do we get this trusted drive Incase I come into Nigeria

[@africanqueentvshow708]

Good Job my dear, thanks and remain blessed!!

[@ellaobi7211]

Wow I love this is am inside the car with u😘😘I miss home igbo my wonderful language 😊😊

[@suntanglory]

Every state public transport are colour coded not just in state capital.All public transport in delta state for example would be white and blue not just in Asaba.Still watching...😅Thank you.

[@collinsfavour9042]

Auntyflo thank you so much I really miss Agbor

[@chijinduchizoba7194]

So many Agbor people here but one hardly meet people from Agbor in Nigeria.

[@laateefaah]

I enjoyed every bit of the journey. thank u for the adventure. hope to see more of Onitsha. enjoy your vacation

[@janesvarietyfood]

Thanks for sharing your journey Home with us 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💖💖💖

[@mrconfusion87]

8:03 "Nobody is a good citizen!" - I can relate to that when it comes to my country! I usually say there is NO SUCH THING 100% law-abiding citizen where I come from! 🤣🤣🤣

[@mariesionblahourou4275]

Sorry my sister help me how to do there my husband down

[@jimmykings837]

Awesome trip. I always love your Naija vlog, more especially East/Village., with your family and extended family.. But Nne, Nigerians are not timid nah😂 You know, not everyone likes to be filmed., even in western world.. Keep keeping it up

[@Shauntvng]

His a good driver and i love how he controls the trip. Good job

[@collinseze9532]

It brings bk old memories when I use to travel from ABA to Lagos week in, week out, it was fun sha

[@michaelwainaina_9628]

I have been to Lagos before and it was fun.. watching this video has reminded me a lot about this place. We’re it for the limited time I was there i would have explored and toured other places in Nigeria. Lots of love from Kenya🇰🇪

[@chukwuemekaochilimma6836]

Chai igboamaka land of progress

[@ewerespace]

Hi flo I am from agbor but I live in Spain

[@bernicekitchen]

Chai this video has brought back memories ooh during my secondary school&uni days, it was fun cos we always went on convoy like 4-6 GUO luxurious buses. That snail will never pass me by😄 ooh cos of my system whenever I'm travelling. Oya let me continue the journey 😁

[@edunebedu986]

God bless for ur wonderful analysis and commentary. I have not being to Lagos for the first time but look at how u just took me to Lagos state and brought me back to our Igboist. God bless u Nwanyi Umunze or Owerri ezukala as in ur dialect.

[@marcusbig3342]

Very lovely one again.. I pray to return home this year 2019 Amen

[@ojopagogo2859]

Thanks for taking us along. Enjoyed every minute of it.

[@mariesionblahourou4275]

I am lvorian and l live in paris

[@isaacyoung6365]

Marie-chantal Blahourou,, I also live in Paris, but where in Paris are you? ???

[@princessify733]

Ije nka togburu'm a togbu o... dalu nne.

[@Shauntvng]

55k is too much to Anambra sister if I was in Nigeria i would have take you less. he cant spend fuel of 10k just for going. when I was back home I used to travel east twice a month

[@MirianDike]

Aunty Flo I di kwa too much.Holding Camera all d way down to East is not easy.U really tried.See how I abondon what I wanted to do and start watching it.I fly on my bed so to be more relax and to enjoy this great vlog.Thank you so much.I really thank God for the Journey mercy.I appreciate ur effort.

[@FloChinyere]

Hehehe Mirian, so you secured a first class "seat" for the ride. Smart move. I'm glad you enjoyed it. 💛💛💛

[@MirianDike]

I really do enjoyed it Aunty ma Oma.Waiting for ur new Vlog.

[@joydnp1199]

Aunty Flo oooo. You have made me home sick . Let me start planning my trip now abeg. Nice vidéo. #Nigerian

[@Myfarm6768]

It is a wonderful and fertile place! Diasporas out there, welcome home to rebuild this land!

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

Definitely coming soon 😊

[@godisgood5723]

Aunty Flo thank you very much for this video. I miss home 😪

[@donpetemounini7390]

Have you seen the zoo road, without marking on the road, how can a driver know which lane to follow, you see what is express way or road in the zoo, shame on you yolubas and hausafuranis. In 2014 I was in the zoo, I asked a police officer, if in case of accident how can you know who is at fault between the drivers when I'm the lanes of the road was not marked out, he laughed foolishly