The ABA Nigeria, They Refused To Show You

[@nsikakessien]

Another beautiful documentary... Keep the fire burning bro, I'm enjoying every bit of it.

[@DavidNkwa]

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[@nsikakessien]

@@DavidNkwa Sure I'll do that definitely.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@profitmind]

This is my TOWN. BORN AND RISED Aba north to be precise

[@augustineamaechi9627]

Aba will be ONE of the BIGGEST Commercial city in the entirety of African Continent, all we need is a MALL of international standard, airport, 2 well built highways and 3 residential high rises, before you know it, others will queue and the rest will be history, God will turn Aba around Amen

[@DavidNkwa]

Amen to your prayers. But our leaders need to be visionary. We also need a good rail system to transport the goods produced. We need trade partners, we need bilateral cooperation with other countries as well. Surely, if we can get a good visionary governor, all of these can be done in 4 years.

[@easternblood9207]

Amen

[@ultimateone]

Wow! Excellent documentary! This city looks organised, orderly and neat by NGRN standard. Hardly was there heavy traffic gridlock either. With a city like this, I wonder why the Igbos keep trooping over to Lagos in search of Gold?

[@profitmind]

Aba is well planned

[@homiedclown1885]

Most Nigeria cities need to be rebuilt from scratch and get good city planners.

[@DavidNkwa]

That is not possible. however, i think some new areas could be allocated for the new structures and as a model city. while the infrastructure of the old could be reworked

[@ominiekwe7241]

There's nothing you can do Is government have the capacity and ready to replan them ? The answer is no.The only solution is you crest new cities out from the old ones.for example new Enugu, old Enugu,old owerri new owerri and so on

[@homiedclown1885]

@@ominiekwe7241 I'm talking about major cities from Port harcourt, ibadan...major cities

[@nedgrg6800]

Absolutely agree ... Cities in this part of the world r such a disgrace

[@youme1414]

All Nigerian cities are giant villages, not cities in the definition of the word.

[@ogbonnayakaluiregbu3810]

Aba is the home of the busy minds.

[@nwachichigbundu5602]

Loving it from NY USA

[@moham.279]

Wow, I’m impressed with what I saw. The people that ruled this State are enemies of the people is all I’ll say. Leaders with foresight would’ve transformed this commercial city into Heavy Industrial area. Major infrastructure is badly needed in the City period. Thanks for sharing always..

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks Moha M

[@saheedaileru6850]

Beautiful city as per Nigerian standard.

[@minervaaguiar7389]

Congrats on your videos. I would love for one day a video on you trees. Here in the USA I have started to see a tree never seen before here, and I see it very common on the streets of your videos showing beautiful large luxury houses. It’s a very tall tree, no branches out, with leaves kind of hanging downward. Like a tall pine tree.

[@ominiekwe7241]

They call it maquirel tree

[@FataiMummy]

Good work

[@akstrainingandconsultinglimite]

So beautiful

[@youme1414]

Thank you for this video, sir. It gives me an insight into the Aba as a city in Nigeria. One thing I notice very well is that the city seems to lack paved roads a lot and like every other city in Nigeria it is not a planned one. Most of the buildings are rusted due to the location where the amount of rainfall is high.

[@chuksheaven9749]

Aba as a Nigerian city is truly underrated.

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[@nenitafrica6851]

Hello, I love the beautiful work you are doing. Please, I want to know if I can use part of your video but will credit you?

[@DavidNkwa]

So long as you leave my logo the way it is. and not more than 2 minutes of the clip as well. regards

[@nenitafrica6851]

@@DavidNkwa Ok, thanks I believe it won't be more than one minute

[@aframaco9491]

All that “hardworking” mantra, you’d think they would use some of that hardwork to clean up the city at least!! Though I must admit this is where I quarrel with Igbo leadership…. The 5 regional governments in the South east should have joined hands financially to support and build up the potential of Aba as a location of absolute industry! The drone shots flatter Aba.., to be on ground is to be abysmally dejected !! More needs to be done, much more has to be done!!

[@DavidNkwa]

I agree. Abia has had the worst leadership since its creation and remain the least developed. If the leadership was visionary and sincere, they certain do not even need the help of other state to make Aba an envied of other states, and AFRICA. The leaders are also not political smart to attract Federal government interventions either. If not Aba should have been the first state to receive the rail line revamp that is ongoing now. In fact i have a video coming on the Aba train, and it just pathetic to be honest. Thanks for watching Aframaco

[@aframaco9491]

@@DavidNkwa I watch all your works avidly! Believe me, your videos are going to be a game changer sometime in the near future! Some “agent of change” would see the vision of truth that you display in your videos, and go to work to better our societies! Whatever you do David, please don’t stop making videos in a hurry! Cheers 👊🏾💥!

[@ganyniyifaleke891]

That's why education is very paramount for any serious country. It's not just about knowing how to make money, but how to use it.

[@chiranking777]

Are you insinuating igbo people arent educated? You are insane if so

[@solomonocholi8057]

Nothing is impossible when there's a will couple with blue print. City of this kind requires total demolition and reconstruction. This is 21st century and we're still backward despite the talents/ human resources. Check out Dubai UAE it was built from scratch.

[@davidolujinmi1919]

It doesn't require demolition, it requires a sustainable design... Aba cannot be demolished, roads can be planned better... I hope Alex Otti does something...

[@charlesugochukwu9283]

Do you know the amount of resources it took to build Dubai?

[@chuksheaven9749]

Total demolition? Use your words wisely please.

[@creameus]

This is not a city for the 21st century, total demolition over time will be in order

[@LadyDiuto]

what are we looking at here?

[@stanleysamuel7180]

This is what evil Nigeria constitution have done to us. Nothing is working under this constitution as long as the local government and state government can not generat found. The nonsense idea of going to abuja to get allocation have put us in one big hopeless situation. Is the president decides where to develop and where not. Further more all governors that have ruled abia state since 1999 deliberately abandon this prestigious to decay is a pity

[@DavidNkwa]

Our Governors are our problems not the federal government

[@siramike2654]

local investment will do the job. forget about the government.

[@cherenethassen4304]

Clumsy and poorly planned

[@nmg1909]

It isn't poorly planned. Just that some of the roads aren't tarred.