Lagos Vs Abuja: Which City Do You Prefer?

Lagos Vs Abuja: Which City Do You Prefer?
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[@williamdjon]

It’s good to see brothers having conversations on issues that are progressive and constructive.✊🏾✊🏾💯💯

[@Mkym365]

Loving your content in Nigeria Dynast❤️🖤💚 I believe it’s high time Blacks tell their own true & authentic Narrative and not the ones coming from MSM (Main Stream Media)

[@Danorous]

I don't want abuja to be like Lagos. Let it remain as it is

[@kestee3240]

Dis is one of d most well put together content about any particular city.. just guys talking about real issues.. kudos..

[@smoothgrooves8910]

I love this. Bouncing ideas and brainstorming to create solutions! ❤🖤💚✊🏿

[@AdebayoOkeowo]

I enjoyed this conversation. As someone who currently resides in Abuja and have also lived in Lagos, I will choose Abuja any day. I should have been your tour guide in Abuja so that you can discover some really beautiful places around the Buj (yeah that’s what we call Abuja 😊). The quality of life in Abuja is way better than Lagos and at the end of the day, that is important to me. The major edge Lagos has over Abuja is that it is Nigeria’s commercial nerve center and the heart of Nigeria’s entertainment. But Abuja is evolving to be more than just diplomatic and government opportunities. I could go on and on about the comparisons. But great video guys! 👍🏽

[@555125kevin]

which city is safer to you?

[@ibrahimgarba1705]

@@555125kevin Abuja.

[@christiangideon7966]

Abuja is a beautiful and cool city but boring, Lagos on the other hand is more lively, and also beautiful and as a city where I was born and brought up I choose Lagos ,lag all the way

[@Peterjev6]

Abuja cannot be boring sir.

[@555125kevin]

isn't there more terrorist attack in Abuja?

[@christiangideon7966]

@@555125kevin no bro

[@christiangideon7966]

@@Peterjev6 Compare to lagos

[@555125kevin]

@@christiangideon7966 Abuja-Kaduna express way kidnappings???

[@ayo9703]

Nice vid guys! Lagos all day! Hey Ebube, hook Dynast up with some modern trad! His dashiki is so 2010 lmao.

[@Searchforuhuru]

lol dont hate

[@helenikehi9208]

Happy to see Ebube, thanks for sharing dynasty. Beautiful view. I prefer Lagos cos Abuja is so westerner.

[@sylviasworld9397]

So western is good roads, sidewalks and greenery? So what to you is being "African" as a 21st century city? Potholes, disorganised sprawl and open gutters??? The very concept of a modern city is western to be honest. Either way all human beings western or not require basic things to live a sane existence. Lagos actually has more skyscrapers and more modern buildings than Abuja, just without the orderliness of proper town planning.

[@KanuChijioke]

When you're used to unorganized lifestyle... lol!

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@KanuChijioke true that's a factor. Hey is Kanu your first or last name?

[@KanuChijioke]

@@sylviasworld9397 Last Name

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@KanuChijioke Snap, Kanu is my last name too.

[@afrikanheritage99]

I can't live anywhere else in Nigeria but Abuja. The spectacular city is where nature meets modernization. Beautiful natural mountainous topography, greenery landscape, incredible road Network and infrastructure, Nice city planning, organized, calm, sane and serene, A bit safe than other cities. Problem is many cannot afford the expensive city.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

They can sheep

[@sylviasworld9397]

Agree 100%

[@juanfernandapique7499]

Abuja is still developing, according to the minister of Abuja, Abuja phase one is still at her 75% development stages and phase two are still in her early stages, anyway choice of city depending on individual requirements. Nice one, brother

[@sylviasworld9397]

Yeah, according to the master plan there are three to four more phases of Abuja development and expansion yet to be completed.

[@corneliusjoseph891]

I will pray for both cities. I will pray for both cities. Mama Africa is calling my name.

[@amandaeguale1641]

@@corneliusjoseph891 you are welcome home ❤️

[@nmg1909]

Funny enough it has 6 phases. In just one phase, you can feel the beauty of the city.

[@bmvillagesquare]

Awesome content, we love Abuja Nigeria!

[@kyra5295]

Ahhh I feel like as an adult I should say Abuja but Lagos all day!!!!!!

[@Searchforuhuru]

I still love Lagos

[@RidwanullahAbdulrahamon]

Lagos all days

[@sylviasworld9397]

Abuja for me, no competition.

[@stanley6256]

It's too congested in lagos,

[@amandaeguale1641]

Abuja is so beautiful, and peaceful

[@Emvevo212]

I love this

[@Sweetdification]

So Do I Breda!?

[@Mkym365]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dsavoy25]

Im loving these insightful videos!

[@Mkym365]

Me toooooooo❤️🖤💚

[@kevinemmanuel8525]

Lagos my city

[@obohphilips5371]

I'm heading for Abuja soonest from New York,. Having lived in NYC for a while now, I prefer Abuja, no traffic unlike Lagos.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Me too, will be heading from New Jersey to Abuja in 2024 after election by the grace of God. Yea, I lived in NY for 10 years and has living in NJ for 13 years so I definitely agree with you. So tired and sick of America 🇺🇸

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@Justinthe Comments interesting

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@Justinthe Comments but people in our continent they all think america is the land of milk and honey.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@Justinthe Comments tell them my brother.

[@iykejnr6296]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 them no sabi DAT b why

[@aframaco9491]

Dynast finally gets to our federal capital!!! About time too!!

[@sharonfrazier4914]

I like Lagos but it is too congested. Maybe, i'll select Abuja. Lol. I have a friend from Lagos but age and her husbanf resides in Houston, TX which is also congested. Her husband used to live in London,UK.

[@user-144k]

Omg, my mind is so focused on Lagos, I actually forgot how beautiful Abuja is, love the golf ⛳in Abuja but love the life in Lagos.

[@amandaeguale1641]

Abuja any day ❤️

[@nwaforokafor6030]

Greetings from Atlanta GA thx for a great video

[@ajalahupfront]

ABUJA babe anytime I grew up in Lagos and I've had enough of that city. I went back last year on offici assignment and spent about six hours in traffic. I just burst into tears and lagosians were looking at me and minding their business. Abeg no no

[@chincherri]

Lol good to know lagos is leaving its chaotic past and transforming into a smart city linked with a WORKING metro, unlike the short distance one built and abandoned by FG in abuja...soon all that will be in the past and it will be a no 1 destination in africa

[@Emvevo212]

Abuja

[@AuntieCheri]

This video was AMAZING!!! More like this pretty please?

[@Searchforuhuru]

Coming

[@denzelreid4834]

I'd love to visit both Cities.

[@olaidris2001]

Lagos

[@greatafrican913]

Cool video!

[@tobbsbrown50]

Lagos is for the youths I've never left Lagos all my life crazy right but been to Ogun state for only 17 hrs

[@LuminousSolitude]

Wow! Some people are even worse than me 🤣.

[@leonardorjioffor6683]

Still preferred Lagos over Abuja, I have lived in both cities, lived in Abuja as a young growing up boy between 1993 and 96.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Abuja has changed since then though.

[@sylviasworld9397]

@DemiKhay Naija Every time I visit Abuja there are new residential areas and they are constantly building more roads and flyovers in ABJ.

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Nice and enjoyable video

[@joanne0]

this is a pretty entertaining video u guys have great chemistry lol

[@oluwadamilola6233]

Never been to Abuja, I'm a quite person so automatically i will choose abuja then ...

[@Uzezzi_]

How have I not found this channel before now?

[@Searchforuhuru]

You found it now lol

[@lekkyjayz6294]

I'm going to Zambia with some naija vibe

[@Mkym365]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@africashowcasenaji905]

You welcome

[@blackmanuk2530]

Good vibes guys I really enjoyed your banter Lol :-) Abuja v Lagos Wars Lol hahahaha

[@vemeli]

ABUJA!

[@cosmicdiasporapoems2916]

What you're doing is very important Dynast keep up the good work.

[@inaisese6725]

Abuja looks nice!!

[@suntanglory]

Lagos and Abuja is for people looking to work, if you have a decent means of living l actually prefer Enugu, calabar or jos/plateau state to lagos and Abuja. The alternative to lagos traffic is to move the lnternation airport to Abeokuta/ogun state and move the seaport to warri or bayelsa or ondo state.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Abuja was planned and is still finding it's identity but it had the right start. The sanity in ABJ as a place to live is something else in the Nigerian context. Lagos, I can only visit, but to live.....no thanks, although ABJ should borrow some aspects from Lagos, like the community feel and readily available street food lol. Even the temperament of all three guys shows which one is Lagos through and through. Oga wahala, by force lol. Common buying of face mask, he vex small, meanwhile the boy selling was just cool. Uncle, he offered the pack because there was a car full of people. Ah Ah now ! Lagos pikin, everything na fight? Lool Yes, Lagos may have grown organically but it's prominence was kind of forced as a place people 'had to' go to from other regions to 'make it' as it was the former capital and other places/cities were not developed in favour of Lagos, especially when considering sea ports, so in reality Lagos as a commercial and former country capital was in part 'organically orchestrated' by successive governments.

[@napoleonokugbe2406]

Sorry but Abuja does not need any community feel. We are fine the way it is calm like this 😊

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@napoleonokugbe2406 Abuja needs a community feel imho and that does not mean noise. It simply means knowing your neighbors and being friendly and courteous to people you live around. I have been in Abuja since January. I'm from London and have lived in Australia and Paris plus Texas and NY. Community spirit did not mean noise or lack of calm in any of those places. Not sure why you thought community means absence of calm though. Maybe you assumed I was thinking of Lagos lol, trust me I'm certainly not🤷

[@napoleonokugbe2406]

@@sylviasworld9397 Okay now I get your point, because Lagos is trash in my opinion. I was born in Abuja and I have lived here for many years. I understand your point.

[@tosinojo7310]

@@napoleonokugbe2406 lagos isn't trash, it is a great city..i was also born and raised in buja...we dont need to put down one to bring up another..the govornors of lagos faced with an impossible task and little money are building infrastructure as quickly as they can. If the Vat issue goes true and more fair allocation happens...lagos will transform itself...they have the most progressive leaders in Nigeria...Abuja was developed from the revenue from Lagos

[@napoleonokugbe2406]

@@tosinojo7310 You are right Bro. No i am not putting down Lagos to bring up Abuja. I am a Southerner. I am originally from Edo State despite being born and raised in Abuja. I would have been born in Lagos because my parents were in Lagos before moving to Abuja. I have my reason for saying Lagos is trash and it is solely because of the craziness of the city. In Lagos, everything seems to be a struggle especially moving from one place to another which I detest with passion. Other than that, Lagos is very cool and it has lot of many things lacking in Abuja.

[@sophia8482]

Interesting video, although I wanted to hear the bit you cut wen the guy was about to give his reasons for wanting to know more about Africa.

[@marvelousmartian5379]

Interesting conversation!

[@crownjewel3533]

Abuja is like Lego City.

[@yes4yes639]

I bet it feels like heaven to just walk the streets and not be harassed by any Karen’s, or racist police. God I want to go.

[@afrikanheritage99]

I completely agree. No place like home, Natural and simple environment with real human beings unlike programmed emotionless zombies we deal with in America. Oh racism, makes me sick to my stomach.

[@petestreet100]

Last time I went to Nigeria i forgot myself for a moment whilst smoking a bit of weed, I found myself looking around for white cops forgetting I was in Africa lol

[@umarhasans.7245]

@@petestreet100 😑🤣🤣

[@iykejnr6296]

@@petestreet100 am an African I never knew it was that bad. So those white folks are this bad

[@davyslanguages]

Lagos I love 💕 Lagos

[@kofoblue3172]

Lagos...hhhmmmm...if I didn't have to fly in, I would never go to Lagos. Lagos is too crowded, etc. I prefer Abuja for relaxation, etc.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Honestly, I'm from London but only visited Lagos again recently after many years because I have been in Abuja for a 9 months now and it's so close. I really had a good time in Lagos thankfully, but knew I could never live there. The trick was to visit during a public holiday (Salah) so that many people would have left town so there was less traffic. For me, it's live in Abuja but visit Lagos every now and then.

[@pumpkin03]

Now that we know how tall Ebube is, how did he fit in that back seat? 😂😂

[@teeteeme5752]

Lagos is vibby...Abuja boring...I lived there ages ago. Its okay but still developing...

[@sylviasworld9397]

There is stuff to do in Abuja, they are just not good at marketing their events. Always new joints opening in Abuja and interesting events. The only thing is the community vibe is lacking a bit in Abuja which I don't enjoy. It will grow though.

[@teeteeme5752]

@@sylviasworld9397 lived in Abuja in the 90s when it was extremely bare and then in the 2000s when it developed abit more. At that time we always flew to Lagos for fun and family and we still do. Lagos is always going to be that HUB.

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@teeteeme5752 Yes, Lagos is defo a vibe, but if you check it in Lagos you also end up doing the same things over and over, which I think is also boring. Lagos has excitement, but also stress, which is not my portion lol. Great to visit but not to live, for me at least.

[@corvusglaive4804]

Man!...I have GOT to get my Black ass over to Nigeria 🔥👍🏿

[@chukwuma65]

There's striking resemblance between you and Russell Westbrook.

[@activeobserver1150]

Abuja by far. Lagos is too crazy

[@kojomensah7474]

They need a proper suwage system in lagos

[@Mkym365]

And you as a Ghanaian would know this?🙄

[@kojomensah7474]

@@Mkym365 the whole of black africk needs a proper suwage system I am not here to compare both or any of them looking at yr reply I am beyond the mindset I don't try to divide our people for the amount that the rich has got in black africka any the carried beyond it is really a shame to see the poverty while when they come to europe all the necessary things are in place water light and transport hope you can over stand what I am saying

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@Mkym365 he's right is he not?

[@Mkym365]

@Celia Yasmin I’m sorry got that impression. There are a lot of Ghanaians rooting for Nigerians and Vice versa. Ghana is a good Country, just like Nigeria is. My posts address the individual that makes a comment. In this particular case, I was addressing the Ghanaian making the post, I do my research before saying anything. But some hypocritical Africans come on here and make Negative statements about Nigeria not knowing the context on things, this is where Nigerians like myself step in to give the full & balanced context about that situation. Nigeria is livable for Nigerians and the many Lebanese, Europeans, Indians & Chinese currently living there, ideas they are bouncing is how to improve Nigeria for the better for Everyone. Nigeria has its many challenges just like a lot of African Countries, the way forward is looking for solutions that can move each Country on the Continent forward.

[@godwinejiofor8064]

Says by a Ghanian that hate Nigerians

[@KanuChijioke]

If you want to live in 21 century city, then you must live in Abuja.

[@chincherri]

Lol well it will be good to know lagos is leaving its chaotic past and transforming into a smart city linked with a WORKING metro, unlike the short distance one built and abandoned by FG in abuja...soon all that will be in the past and it will be a no 1 destination in africa

[@gantswood]

Abuja is my level. It is the best place to live in Nigeria in terms of city life. They should even build a fake beach here. Lagos is hype. The one thing Lagos has is the beach life. If Abuja had this, it would be complete.

[@activeobserver1150]

Abuja topography is beautiful

[@EmpressEvolve]

Abuja all day err day!

[@femmy3163]

The chaos in Lagos is the lure.. I will die of boredom living in Abuja.

[@naomibell-kj6vo]

Cost very exspensive I want to visit very much soon

[@JanJan-pq4im]

It's like comparing NYC and DC.

[@kylereese4542]

I thought the guy with the glasses was phrankleen until he started talking 😅

[@ebrimabajo9641]

Abjua house development

[@Xtain101]

Abuja is planned and Lagos is not. There's more money in Lagos than Abuja but I still prefer the serenity of Abuja to Lagos.

[@balerikirmu.11]

Lagos, Abuja, Kano, etc need subways

[@umarhasans.7245]

Can't come quickly enough..

[@medaraudoekong7586]

The guy in the front seat obviously has some bias about Abuja. Staying in Abuja, in we got amazing people leaving out the big shots, the greenery is very nice and the locals too, I don't think Abuja is that elitist as he makes it seem

[@sylviasworld9397]

Maybe he is not as "connected" in ABJ as he was in Lagos. There are places in Lagos that the average Nigerian cannot access so not sure why he is taking issue with Abuja.

[@activeobserver1150]

There is coldstone in abuja. The best jolloff in abuja is at the airport

[@ominiekwe7241]

Who brought black Americana here,Abuja all the way, Abuja is plan by law, there are things you can't do in Abuja, that's the different between Lagos and Abuja. Lagos is Lagos Abuja Abuja.my brother do your sovey well, they are building mono rail in Abuja, the project is under way, Abuja anyday anytime

[@ikemmanuel7859]

You’re always salty on every video. Stop disgracing us.

[@ebiadele-abodedele1575]

Utter misrepresentation of (Lagos) my city. Lagos is Nigeria

[@sylviasworld9397]

Nah.......Lol. Nigeria is much more than Lagos, thank goodness.

[@umarhasans.7245]

@@sylviasworld9397 Thanks Sylvia.It really is!

[@Estimatecastro]

Is Abuja good for doin business? I wish to relocate

[@jmaatgreen7894]

El Rufai was a phenomenol strategist and leader to bring Abuja online in just one generation. In my opinion, if he'd been President the nation would have been much closer to global power, and the Nigerian hustle respected in a different way.

[@AnikulapoOlawale]

I learnt he is doing amazing in Kaduna too, except for the insecurity.

[@jmaatgreen7894]

@@AnikulapoOlawale Agreed. Kaduna State is astounding to see now - I visited three years ago. He knows what "economic development" is about, from transportation to housing to commercial centers to tech investment. I would buy a home in Abjua just knowing he was involved because it means it was a high quality project.

[@gulamdabi663]

you miss it right guys, the only person I can consider for Abuja development is babangida whether you agree with the fact or not, so kudos to ibb 👍👍

[@Peterjev6]

@@AnikulapoOlawale Same Kaduna I live in? Okay

[@AnikulapoOlawale]

@@Peterjev6 I have never been to Kaduna, I am only stating what I have read, I cannot confirm the authenticity of the report.

[@kojoman75]

My liberation

[@cjfglobalforexcjfglobalfor5660]

BOTH ARE BEAUTIFUL BUT NO SECURITY, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN.

[@josephjames6339]

When will Dangote refinery be done

[@stephenenetomhe5636]

Next year

[@LuminousSolitude]

@@stephenenetomhe5636 Haven they started producing fertizers already?

[@stephenenetomhe5636]

@@LuminousSolitude yes, like a month ago

[@nicodeja1542]

When he finishes all the Official Dollar exchange rate from his Gov-boy Emefiele (CBN) from padding is his endless projects sizes

[@ugowoundo]

When Nigeria has 24hrs electricity.

[@winstonsylvester8227]

Is there any fram in Abuja

[@sylviasworld9397]

Yep

[@GigaTSCK]

Lagos is a whole panic attack. I'll taking boring anyday

[@gmttravels]

I know your anti fun....... but we want to see the nightlife.....

[@_____.3958]

Lagos all day

[@aghonelego2379]

How many people live in Lagos. Nobody knows. The government has no idea. That man sitting in the front sit is too serious and wants to do all the talking. Typical overshadow guy

[@trevoruzomah7290]

How can lagos be a thousand years?

[@kingsleyazubuike9321]

That guy's info need to be verified

[@stuckintha90s]

Lagos has had awori chiefs for 800 years (13th century) but existed long before that

[@ikemmanuel7859]

Cos it’s an ancient city

[@idisimarvelous2457]

He is talking about it's past like before Colonialism

[@cvomoney]

@Search For Uhuru your twitter account is suspended

[@arisearise5696]

Lagos 💯. Fulani will soon take over Abuja very soon. You guys should start planning how to go back to your state of origin.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Bullshit 😡🤬

[@umarhasans.7245]

Bruh,the sooner you stop believing rubbish...the better.

[@childrentoys4537]

@Arise Arise na wa o. Una don bring una grudges with Nigeria come the platform of somebody wey no be Nigerian😁.

[@Estimatecastro]

Why are u commenting from you Anus? Do u think Abuja is that easy to compromise?

[@afrikanheritage99]

Abuja lacks character Wtf is that?

[@sylviasworld9397]

It does though, because it's yet to find its own unique personality fully. It's okay we still love ABJ.

[@afrikanheritage99]

@@sylviasworld9397 That's not true. Abuja is a class act. It's close to a western city in development and culture and I live in the US. That's why the people who returned from the west can only live in Abuja or Lagos Island everywhere else is far underdeveloped and disorganized. .

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@afrikanheritage99 Its true actually, Abuja lacks character currently because it needs to grow into itself. I am born and raised in London, a city that is brimming with character. Even some place in America, like Texas also lacks character in my personal opinion. I'm visiting London right now but moved to Abuja since Jan 2021 so will return at the end of October. I have no plan to move back to the UK permanently, but I know the best of Abuja as a city is loading. I don't want ABJ to end up like Lagos in any shape or form though lol.

[@timelyfever3864]

Great Content.. BUT I HATE IT WHEN AN AFRICAN TRIES TO TALK WITH AN ACCENT... Sheesh... No Originality.. When an Indian talks English, you know an Indian is talking, and YOU STILL UNDERSTAND EVERTHING HE/SHE SAYS..

[@idisimarvelous2457]

No they are not pretending ,maybe the one with blue ,but not with black

[@owolabilawal8667]

Uhuru, are you a Nigerian? ....

[@owolabilawal8667]

@Celia Yasmin you meant your origin are not related with any African country, maybe Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, Cameroon or any other? ....

[@owolabilawal8667]

@Celia Yasmin okay, nice my brother, 👍, ....

[@ddouye3969]

@@owolabilawal8667 dont mind that ghanaian telling you nonsense. Uhuru is also a Nigerian by naturalization.

[@owolabilawal8667]

@@ddouye3969 okay, is he a Ghanaian? ....

[@ddouye3969]

@@owolabilawal8667 uhuru is not ghanaian. I was referring to that yasmin guy that replied you saying uhuru is Liberian.

[@balerikirmu.11]

Ppl forget that Abuja is still in the North. Regardless of whether it's North Central, NE, or NW, that gra gra mentality of many southerners is irksome to many. The vibe overall is chill. No different from say comparing new York to Texas

[@sylviasworld9397]

Abuja is physically in the centre if Nigeria though, but I get your point. Not every southerner likes gra gra. In fact outside of Lagos, PH, Aba etc Nigerians are actually calm. Lagos is where people go to hustle, even the northerners that are there turn gra gra by influence.

[@stuckintha90s]

Abeg abeg Abuja is for all of us. Not north alone

[@balerikirmu.11]

@@stuckintha90s are you slow or intentionally trying to be a fool? Lagos is yoruba territory. We all consider it home. Nontheless those with shame never forgot whose gran papa house it is.

[@stuckintha90s]

@@balerikirmu.11 You are making no sense but you think you are. Lagos is Yoruba land of course. Is north a tribe?

[@balerikirmu.11]

@@stuckintha90s another educated illiterate.. 🤦🏿‍♂️that doesn't know Abuja has natives. Gbagyi or gwari ppl are from where? U got something smart, it's phone use it.

[@jermarwilliamson8165]

What I hink are the best looking women in all of Africa >>>>> 1) South African Women, 2) Ethiopian Women, 3) Kenyan Women 4) Somalian Women 5) Nigerian Women

[@nonhlanhlanunsy9179]

true

[@mmmotives7452]

You got that right!

[@naijabelle4961]

Rwandese girls have very lovely thighs. They should be on the list😎

[@iykejnr6296]

Kenya more beautiful than Nigerians? South Africa? I respect your opinion anyway

[@iykejnr6296]

Kenya more beautiful than Nigerians? South Africa? I respect your opinion anyway

[@johnsontobi6432]

Abuja with the fake lives

[@sylviasworld9397]

Lol Lagos and "packaging" is like 5&6. In Abuja people will dress appropriate for the occasion. Las Gidi people are always dressing to give an impression of who they want people to think they are. Lagos is the "wash epicentre." Lol

[@johnsontobi6432]

@@sylviasworld9397 lmao.....😁😁😁 na Abuja own worse pass

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@johnsontobi6432 Nope actually, it's not worse at all. Although forming is still present in The Buje.

[@pumpin7994]

you why you dey try speak with American accent? no dey fool yourself guy

[@eccentricaste3232]

Who, Dynasty?

[@pumpin7994]

@@eccentricaste3232 you be Mumu

[@aframaco9491]

What is an American accent???

[@zoekokomasta]

Umm he’s African American and went to live in Nigeria.

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@zoekokomasta Dynast is visiting, he still lives in America. He is Black American who traced his African roots to Salone and Naija.

[@COMMONPEOPLE101]

6 Reasons Why Accra Is Better Than Abuja kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipPLaWR7eLBsf6s

[@Searchforuhuru]

Accra isn’t better than Abuja. Traffic in Accra is ridiculous and it’s over priced

[@COMMONPEOPLE101]

@@Searchforuhuru We listed 6 reasons. You only came up with two.

[@Searchforuhuru]

@@COMMONPEOPLE101 it would be better if you compared Accra to Lagos

[@COMMONPEOPLE101]

@@Searchforuhuru We have been to both cities. We know what we are talking about.

[@chnick1908]

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