The SUPER RICH Nigerians Stay in Abuja Nigeria . Drive through Asokoro , Maitama , Wuse

Where the rich hide in Abuja Nigeria. The SUPER RICH Nigerians Stay in Abuja Nigeria . Drive through Asokoro , Maitama , Wuse
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[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

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[@Da_Champion]

You did a terrible job. You are busy taking pictures of road. Where is your brain?

[@papacheezie2838]

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[@sodiqabass5196]

Pls what is the title of the song? I'm a Nigeria but i always the song

[@aframaco9491]

I have!! One of the first to 😂😂😂😂 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬

[@waskyhenry3132]

African Tigress, I really enjoyed the video 📸. Thanks 👍 for the effort 😊.

[@how2promax_]

Wow! Honestly, I am blown away. Ladies and gentlemen, please permit me to officially announce to you the new name of Abuja; By the power bestowed on me by Team Tigress, I hereby officially rename Abuja to Well Planned Green City of Africa!!!

[@blackoralArt]

Thanks for the new name. Lol. Abuja is our hidden gem of Nigeria. ...We've been hiding it from the world but now AT has exposed it. 😂

[@theharryexperience_]

i can agree on that , the city is really green and developes daily

[@stellawhytdynamics]

God bless you for the new names

[@theharryexperience_]

@@stellawhytdynamics amen

[@how2promax_]

​@@stellawhytdynamicsAmen! And bless you too

[@erickkinyua952]

Great to see Africans proud of Africa. Love from Nairobi Kenya.

[@mickyarams]

West Africa ❤ East Africa

[@Wickliffe254]

You know what guys, Abuja wins. Abuja takes it. Not even some western countries look like this. Good job Nigerians. Much love from🇰🇪

[@59Ifasola]

Did you notice that electricity cables are underground in Abuja? We don't have electricity poles in most part of Abuja. The cables are underground, só also is the drainage system underground

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Wooow. I didn't see any electricity cables

[@muhammadabdulkareem4595]

That means how all african capital cities should looks like❤

[@GZB669]

What are all those poles at around minute 20 to 21?

[@rachealbanta]

My dear, I agree with drainage systems being underground... but only a few parts have hidden cables. Garki, Apo, Wuse zones 1 to 7, mabushi... there are pole wires that fall after heavy rain falls sef lol.

[@ifeifesi]

Is there a proper sewage system connected to all houses or is waste water and human waste just dumped underground?

[@papa60media]

As a Nigerian I don't even know much about Abuja but the first time I visited Abuja precisely ministry of education to do my certificate attestation I was thinking iam in London because of the beauty of the city kudos to the former military leaders like president. Ibrahim Babangida IBB, who moved our capital city from lagos to Abuja in 1991, he made a master plan of what Abuja is today. I heard there are many more beautiful places in Abuja apart from the ones shown here. There are other cities in Nigeria that have similar interesting places like port Harcourt, Enugu, calabar, Owerri jos,Asaba etc Thank you so much African tigress for bringing these places to us .more grace.

[@lsalmon907]

I am sooooooooooo impressed with Abuja and its surroundings! Nigeria, Africa is blessed. Why Nigerians leave to go to America to be abused by people who don't like their darkness? Places like these are not in pictures everywhere. Thanks African Tigress, you did us proud.

[@Touristman1825]

The poor leave Nigeria 🇳🇬 for good because the rich keep getting rich and rich 🤑

[@lsalmon907]

It's always the reason why most people leave their home country for prosperity elsewhere, because the ones who have been blessed in abundance, don't usually share with the lesser.

[@aframaco9491]

Actually, fantasy is involved! The "have nots" dream or fantasise that they will go abroad, earn plenty money and then come back to Nigeria, by which time, they would have amassed enough money to catch up or bridge the gap between them and the rich! Pure Fantasy!! What they don't understand, is that even if the grass is greener on the other side, you still have to mow it! Life happens, in every possible or improbable way! A great majority end up being trapped overseas, rarely attaining any substantial success! Quite often they (and their overseas born children) end up as the underclass in these countries, compounding more societal problems! However it would be beautiful and most beneficial if the entire spectrum of government in Nigeria and leading institutions collaborate on social/civic reforms to engender an enabling environment that would encourage the suffering disaffected mass of Nigerians to return home! How good and how pleasant that would be! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

[@adenijiademola8270]

I have said it. Nigerians traveled out of Nigeria not because Nigeria is not a conducive territory to live but because of the Dollar and the euro dominance. If not for the dollar currency, their is no reason anyone would travel outside Africa. Most of the cities in the europ connot compete with most cities in Africa

[@jacb181]

Nigeria The giant of Africa ,Greetings from🇰🇪

[@ucheuzuigwenwali1318]

That is ur own opinion not many including me

[@andrewpatience8188]

@@ucheuzuigwenwali1318 who your opinion elp?

[@Nollywood_Stars_Galleries]

​@@ucheuzuigwenwali1318No one cares about your opinion

[@chijiokechioma1591]

​​​@@ucheuzuigwenwali1318I can feel your pain..... I feel like crying for you 😂

[@akeemsalami1764]

@@ucheuzuigwenwali1318 Painment,ayiri Omo IPOB

[@OJennifer13]

When I visited Nigeria in 2015. I went to Jabi and it was sooo beautiful!! I miss Nigeria and can’t wait to go back!

[@husseinm.dododawa7626]

You are very and always welcome to come to Nigeria dear

[@abdulraheemtijani5848]

In my next life I still want to comeback as a Nigerian. God bless the federal republic of Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@theharryexperience_]

#fact

[@zillamakilla8775]

The things that would keep Nigeria great are justice and equity meted indiscriminately among its diverse population.

[@charleswilcox6957]

Hmmm!! Dude don't conclude because of what u saw, it's just 3.8% of how the whole country should be. There's suffering and under-development in other parts of the country. Please try to leave yr comfort zone.

[@abdulraheemtijani5848]

@@charleswilcox6957 I never said there’s no suffering. There’s suffering in every part of the world. Regardless I still want to comeback as a Nigerian in my next life. It’s my opinion and I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Mind you I left my comfort zone since 2016 to United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 . But still I will choose Nigeria over again.

[@charleswilcox6957]

@@abdulraheemtijani5848 Don't stay in a foreign land and wish to be a Nigerian in your next life. Come to Nigeria and feel the breeze and also contribute to the development of your country. However, I respect your opinion. Cheers 🥂

[@pjdmoneymantrading2858]

No one has covered Abuja so well like African Tigress. Good job and thank you.

[@Love22320]

You are very correct and I can see is the best in West African

[@iykeheavens8691]

Honestly

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

That is a big fact. Even some big African KZbinrs have been in Abuja but they didn't cover it this way. Maybe they don't want their audience know that Nigeria is better than theirs. I don't really know why. Anyway, thanks our wife, AT.

[@aniefiokjohn5943]

Nigerians love a polite person and she's one with an open mind

[@ominiekwe7241]

Check o u travel and tour, you will see Abuja well by drone

[@IsaacYua]

This video covered just about 5% of the city. Asokoro and Maitama are the most affluent districts, but not beautiful anymore. Those are old-school districts in Abuja. The beautiful districts in Abuja are Wuse 2, Guzape, Katampe, Katampe Extension and Asokoro Extension.

[@markredondo1773]

I have been to katampe extension,I think there are more hotels than houses over there and it is more beautiful than what I see in this video

[@user-rp1nh9sq1f]

Exactly

[@vertexclinic5037]

Including jahi, life camp etc

[@celestineogbusu8849]

Exactly

[@akojiaustinarome6665]

Abuja is a green city. Well planned and clean. It is Serene and beautiful.

[@Boameooo1000]

Abuja wins hands down from Accra. It is organized, clean and green. Thanks for sharing how Africa is great from lies they tell us.

[@philipbanda6637]

@BOameoo : Abuja is better than Stockholm

[@aloymicheal2456]

Fact

[@dewsbabababa8006]

I hqve bn to both Abuja and Accra guy they are world apart. Abuja is super excellent

[@muhammadabdulkareem4595]

You"re such a patriotic one coming from ghana👍

[@tundebakare6887]

Wow a GH admitting this ❤

[@RA-ms3je]

I have lived here since 2007 and I think I am desensitized to the beauty and just see it as normal. Thanks African Tigres for making me really 'see' my city

[@ebosenoah8406]

Abuja is too fine abeg just looks like Milano in Italy. God bless Nigeria God bless Africa

[@gabrielelens7493]

Bro exactly.. I have been saying this.. I live in Milan and is exactly like this

[@ebosenoah8406]

@@gabrielelens7493 corretto amico mio

[@avigrett1484]

Milan is nothing compared to Abuja . I have been there several times . The difference is Milan is old and has historical sights that are useful to white people . As an African those sites are not relevant to me .Abuja tops .

[@garyjohn1822]

​​@@avigrett1484Your ancestors the Moors the Saracens/Carthigenians modern day yoruba Igbo hausea built all those historical sites they ruled Europe and Italy up until the 18th century... history they have concealed

[@melvinjacobs7316]

Now I see why Nigeria’s flag is green and white. Because there are lots of beautiful green trees there.

[@mcback4384]

For how big green covered, this is a microscopic sample of the the whole landmass

[@vibrantwoman1323]

When you travel through Nigerian countryside in the southern states East and West by road you see tall trees with greenery - tropical rainforests mostly and natural beauty and you wonder about the greatness of God. In the central northern savannah land you see giant anthills among green grass spread through out the region. The northern part of Nigeria is spread with Green sahel savannah natural beauty . Nigeria is truly great and beautiful. The western media focuses mainly on the coastal seaports of Lagos and the niger delta creeks with the Boko Haram in the North.

[@melvinjacobs7316]

As an African American, I truly desire to learn more about the beautiful mother land. Prayerfully the continent of Africa will be unified and our people can benefit from its natural resources without the interference and exploitation of the west and anyone else who seeks to exploit our people. I wish black people were unified. It hurts my heart the way we treat each other. Meanwhile, non blacks capitalize from our disunity. So sad. God will help us, In the name of Jesus.

[@ernestkanu1247]

Yes, Green for Vegetation and White for the peace of mind, we so much crave for.

[@lakemfatechnologies9211]

As a Nigerian who lives in Lagos, i really did not know Abuja was this beautiful.....Thank you for the revelation.

[@edisonbolivia1143]

Why Nigerian KZbinrs dont show this city on their channels i am impressed honestly, kudos to Nigerian government my respect ,from today i will change the way i see Nigeria

[@charleseze8153]

They Make Lagos look like Nigeria alone

[@chrisudoka5420]

Don't change we don't need it

[@dana4264]

Who cares,you can see 👀us any way you like,in our lives,you don't exist.

[@omolaja6784]

Your opinion doesn't count on how we live our lives before...so you can keep the old version of your view, we dont care

[@Kingajetun]

We don’t care 😂

[@ikechukwukingsleyndu3946]

As a bred up Abuja boy, i can categorically tell you that Abuja is really different from many states in Nigeria. Also for me Maitama is my best. Wish you went through Minister's hill in maitama, where you'd have seen beautiful architectural buildings on the hill. Asides these popular places. There are new developed areas/District with lots of smart Estates/buildings. Wuse 2 at night is like Las Vegas of America. If you love a calm serene, peaceful and stressfree environment, you'd enjoy staying in Abuja than Lagos. Infact most Governors dont stay in their states, they govern their states from their Abuja houses.

[@aframaco9491]

Abba Mallam!!! 😂😂😂😂 While you are right that each state in Nigeria have a governor's complex in Abuja, surely you know that that is a teeny weeny bit of an exaggeration! I appreciate that some might visit the capital from time to time, depending on the issues they want addressed! But it is far fetched that they govern their states from Abuja ! 👊🏾🇳🇬

[@kaydenpat]

Lush greenery, broad paved roads and majestic houses. What a paradise!!

[@blackoralArt]

Fun fact- Abuja was designed to be a showpiece not just for Nigeria but the whole Africa; that's what a retired general who was there during military days when Abuja was designed said in an interview some years ago.....when you visit Abuja you will understand his words- the city is a real showpiece. At least the military rulers did something good with Abuja

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Abuja was a joint realization of Nigerian military rulers, American corps and the central business district was done by a Japanese architect/city planner.

[@philipbanda6637]

@@benjaminsmith2287 half of London is owned by Arabs and Indians

[@xclusive687]

My first visit to Abuja was in 2018 and since then, I've relocated for good. Abuja will give you the sanity Lagos denied all these years. I visit Lagos for business but I can't leave Abuja for any other city in Nigeria. Thank you Tigress for sharing and I invite anyone who wants to visit to come and experience the beauty of Abuja.

[@tonytony2549]

The roads are very wide like American roads. The city is well planned. I like how the trees are aligned. It also looks very neat. I have also noticed most personal cars are large.

[@african-history-fountain]

The greenery and the almost haunting alignment with nature of this city is extraordinary. I've never seen anything like it. Please do not ruin this place with skyscrapers. It should be a world heritage site.

[@juliusfakayode703]

Sky scrapper and industry is not allowed in Abuja

[@blackoralArt]

That's what we keep telling those who say Abuja should build skyscrapers...skyscrapers will just ruin its beauty and natural ambience They should go to Lagos if they want to see skyscrapers

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

Thanks my beloved Kenyans. There is zone dedicated for skyscrapers building. That is at Abuja City Center. But in Asokoro, Maitama and its environs, Skyscraper buildings are not allowed.

[@59Ifasola]

Skyscrappers are not allowed in asokoro and Maitama, few áreas there permit apartments of about 6 to 10 stories. We have the Central Business district Área where Skyscrappers are permitted.

[@MajorrBison]

They could have medium high rises though, like the ones we see in Paris or Rome.

[@jasonforsythe9851]

I cant help but make mention of the beautiful trees lining the street sides. It seems they have their electrical and power cable systems running underground this makes the scenery more appealing to the eyes. Abuja is beautiful!

[@precious-5016]

Yes the electrical cables run underground

[@ubongedison2834]

You will also observed that Abuja city Street naming is also very unique, streets in Wuse are named after African countries or African major cities to reflect foreign policy of having Africa as its centrepiece foreign policy. Street in Asokoro are named after major rivers & landmarks like Lake Chad etc

[@aframaco9491]

There are also streets in Abuja named after Fela Kuti, Bob Marley and Marcus Garvey! 👊🏾🇳🇬

[@akasidina1708]

​@@aframaco9491wooow that's nice am not a Nigerian tho but i just love Nigeria

[@mtdspfgh]

​@@akasidina1708Thank you sir for the compliment.

[@blackoralArt]

Some streets are also named after some top African leaders like Nelson Mandela, Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere etc

[@joeyternaagor6457]

@@aframaco9491 There are parts of Abuja (eg, Wuse zones 3, 6, Wuse 2, etc), that have streets named after notable African capitals and prominent cities, eg, Abidjan, Niamey, etc.

[@Baddamozie]

I agree! Maitama is my favorite neighborhood in Abuja. I love the trees. They seem to form a canopy of peace over the streets. It's so African. This is Africa at its finest. Good job African Tigress. To make it more enjoyable, you picked the best music, and only gave commentary when it was necessary. Good job African Tigress.

[@aframaco9491]

Quote:"This is Africa at its Finest"!......word!!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬

[@mrkendrickenoma9780]

ABJ❤ I was in ABJ in 2015 for my USA visa interview, one thing I notice was the cab was very cheap. There was no uber or bolt them, but cabs was very cheap compared to where I was coming from. I ask the driver why was the cab cheap... He said, are you not seeing the road😅

[@proyouservicesltd3652]

It is probably a supply and demand issue. In a city where most households have vehicles and drivers, I imagine there is less demand for taxi cabs hence the cheaper prices.

[@doyin40]

You can imagine Molue in Street of Abuja and area boys screaming owo daa! This is what Ambode wanted to stop in lagos state that got him in a mess. I just hope the current leadership will not go and return everything there to lagos pattern.

[@mcback4384]

​@@proyouservicesltd3652it should be a vice versa

[@ferwallace1903]

As a southern african, this was..... Different. Nigerians seem to love BIG., this was very different and very beautiful , I wish we'd have seen from the sky, I think I liked mitama more. It's green and the roads are sweet. I wish Nigerians and the media always showed the nice side of Nigeria!!!, it's a pretty country with people who work hard and have very big influence.

[@Eccentric_sammy]

She got her information wrong, Maitama is the seat of government not Asokoro,

[@OlierOnah]

​@@Eccentric_sammywho told you that?

[@Damian-rt3rt]

I ply these streets almost everyday, but I found myself watching the entire video 😂. Abuja is beautiful

[@nnaemekaonyewuenyi6071]

Honestly, I watched it to the end, despite knowing all neighborhood like the back of my hands,l have been in the city since 1995.

[@oduahkeren3724]

Me too.. when the video ended, I started wondering why I did😅😅

[@YosevGreen]

No one has ever captured Abuja like you did. Well done once again

[@mickyarams]

Thank you, African Tigress for showcasing Abuja to the world. You have done a better job than Nigerian KZbinrs that only concentrate on Lagos.

[@sammyscorpion2048]

As a Nigerian who has lived outside the shores of Nigeria before Abuja was built, I have now seen more of it from your videos and those of Wode Maya. Keep up the fantastic job.👍👍👍

[@Menofhill]

Hello from Czech republic 🇨🇿

[@dermotwallace5533]

💖

[@emajovia7191]

Greetings from Prague bro

[@marlenemarlene3859]

African tigress thank you for exposing the lies about africa . The lies we been told for many many many years and the images they were showing of africa . I'm blown away .

[@husseinm.dododawa7626]

Please be my friend

[@nathanielayodeleadenugba9838]

The lie that Africa is a jungle fill with Huts, right? I live in Lagos, I ve never seen a hut in Lagos.

[@dimakatso9566]

Abuja is beautiful and very clean ❤❤❤I heard Nigeria doesn't have winter 😊I'll be happy living in a country like that.

[@rasaqadeoye9866]

Yeah it only rain and sun and the rain has it own season when it rain

[@ominiekwe7241]

You are welcome,

[@sylviasworld9397]

Yeah, you're welcome any time, dear. I moved to Abj and don't regret it.

[@ibibiotutorials3742]

Lolz... Dry season can be too hot for winter DNAs, but during rainy season you'll enjoy the weather

[@Neo-v7e]

​@@rasaqadeoye9866😂😂😂😂😂e say n SUN😂🌅 SUMMER

[@felixkolo2882]

I think for a resident of the city who is so used to the aesthetics of the city i have being taking the beauty for granted Thank you african tigress

[@ericreigns773]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 number one ☝️

[@tinaandresblog9255]

The first time I went to Abuja was in the year 1994 for an interview with National guard as a Registered Nurse but preferred the hustling and bustling of Lagos then! Now being a British Nigerian if given another opportunity I would love ❤️ Abuja. Am really proud of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Thanks AT for the coverage. ❤

[@ominiekwe7241]

As at that time Abuja was bushy, no development then

[@niagenerational5249]

I am also in love with Abuja 😍 😂 Amazing urban planning of the neighborhoods. Very meticulous. 🤔 Kisumu, Kenya.... is heading in the right direction... But can we please let Kisumu, Kenya utilize Abuja, Nigeria as an urban planning blueprint 😂 🙏🏾 Outstanding drive around tour of the various Abuja neighborhoods. 👍🏾

[@tootiebygrace]

Wow, I enjoyed the ride, the neighborhoods. A lot like here in the USA, but different. Different architecture, different scenery in a way. Loved the music. Thanks for the experience ❤

[@amremnant]

I thought so too. I just watched AT's other video on Abuja and thought how much it reminded me of Long Island.

[@michaelpaul5496]

On 23 minutes, those high rise buildings to ur left are federal Secretariat buildings. To ur right, it takes u to the 3 Arms Zone. Where u have the presidential villa and parliamentary buildings. That zone is Nigeria's seat of power. Abuja is beautiful. Thank you for doing this.

[@esther2462]

Wow! Abuja is breathtaking!🤭 Beautiful nature! Beautiful city! Beautiful roads, cool and serene! This is my dream city! I don't like skyscrapers 😫. Thanks so much African tigress for your great effort to bring this beautiful city to our views 🙏

[@user-kf9en2zi1r]

Thanks AT, you have really tried your best. When I said Abuja is beautiful, somebody on this channel said it was a hype. We appreciate your effort, although a drone would have helped reveal more of the city's beauty in some places. The road network is superb. Africa is indeed beautiful. Let's push our politicans to do more for Africa and Africans. Love to all those who watch this video with a pure heart. To those who came to find fault, please remember that this city is just 32 years old.

[@ominiekwe7241]

Is 42, the first contraction of Abuja was in 1982 by former president shehu shagari, but it was in 1991 the official capital was moved from Lagos to Abuja, that's what is 32 years now

[@alliakinyemi6294]

@@ominiekwe7241 general murtala Muhammad commissioned it first in the mid 70's...

[@waleidris-giwa3298]

@ominiekwe General Muritala Muhammed first conceived the idea through the Justice Aguda Panel.

[@aframaco9491]

Yes it is 32 years as the official capital, but for many years Shehu Shagari's government was using Abuja as a retreat!

[@terryawino14]

I live in Nairobi but Abuja wins🙌

[@solana7712]

I am beyond impressed as a Nairobian 👍🏾 Now THIS is proper urban planning!! The avenue of trees (Are those ashok trees? They are majestic!), no electrical poles on most streets, designated walkways under a canopy of trees, smooth roads e.t.c. Good job Abuja! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@chrisudoka5420]

Abuja is far better than Nairobi Kenya

[@aframaco9491]

@@chrisudoka5420Behave naaah! Abbah Mallam !!!! Let the praise for our Abuja come from others! It's sweeter that way! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@favorojochegbejames2486]

Great effort showing the good, better and best parts of Nigeria... God strengthens you in Jesus name.

[@judithbalchin6777]

Sure she did happy to see thks thks.👍👍✅

[@hayal1693]

Do anyone know who lives there, and most importantly what do these people do for a living.

[@bennadinayandex1207]

@@hayal1693 different businesses. I have a family that lives there and runs a restaurant business

[@blackoralArt]

It's the country's administrative capital so lots of politicians there, also govt contractors, civil servants, business men, diplomats, students, professionals like bankers, oil workers, engineers, lawyers etc

[@harric211]

Thank You Ladies for such a wonderful tour and opportunity to visit this area of Nigeria with you it was GREAT! I'm definitely encouraged to visit now. 😍

[@abasifrekeakpan5473]

Abuja is beautiful so i heard.,my wife worked here for 2 years before we got married and i hadn't had the time to visit the place all because of work.,but i believe I'd love to live here with my Family Soon., I am also grateful to African Tigress for bringing this to our screens she started from my state (Akwa Ibom State) and I was very excited and I had to subscribe... Keep it up Sister!!!

[@Ludo_Liu]

Funnily enough I was eating in today s bukka in Wuse and now went back to my hotel in Asokoro to watch your video . Nice one ! Keep them coming sister ! Hope you are enjoying where you are !

[@sylviasworld9397]

Finally, you're in Abuja? Enjoy, dear.

[@chrisrebirth]

Why haven't we seen the city through your lens?

[@Ludo_Liu]

@@chrisrebirth you will see it soon

[@Ludo_Liu]

@@sylviasworld9397 yes o and I will show you an angle you be never seen

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@Ludo_Liu thanks 😍💓💞👋🍸🍾

[@teferiitekeste5798]

My lady I now know the reason why Nigerians are the power house of the content's Economy. Well done NIgeria!

[@teferiitekeste5798]

❤️👍

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@teferiitekeste5798 thanks 💓💞

[@carlton_ed8444]

Looks like there's a restriction on height of the buildings... I already love this city. Perfect city.

[@precious-5016]

Yes.. no building is taller than the 'twin tower'

[@nnaemekaonyewuenyi6071]

@@Chefnonso There are restrictions, you don't just build anyhow, different neighborhood have their complimentary building laws.

[@karine-ela]

@@Chefnonso there are restrictions from building skyscraper s in Abuja Nigeria .it should not be taller than the twin tower

[@chibuikeoffor3460]

There are a few at the central business district (CDB).

[@charleschartta5990]

Yes condominium is not allow

[@usertopista6633]

In general Africa has developed they don't need to rank us as 3rd world nation. We are more than that .Mother Africa is blessed

[@oscianoroyalty2470]

One thing a lot of people need understand when comparing some places to other Abuja is very massive capital and the development cut across the land mass , Abuja is like 2- 6 times or more bigger than Kigali , Accra , Nairobi , kampala make it , some capital is bigger than them 6-7 times in size

[@jemafia7507]

Mr man what developments are you talking about ?if you people don't do comparison you will not be happy abi? Frankly speaking I don't see anything extraordinary in this Abuja video that you should be doing comparison just promote your own and live others

[@jemafia7507]

The only thing I see in this video that can be better than some of the countries you mentioned is the road and trees

[@oladapotobi1029]

Bad belle ​@@jemafia7507

[@oscianoroyalty2470]

the tress covering the roads amazing that’s what they called gorgeously planned , Abuja is beautiful anyways no cap , when you live in these places you can compare it to anywhere western trust me , the serenity is dope and the government doesn’t allow sky scrapers in the cities , you can’t just build anything you like in Abuja the regulations and plan for buildings has even design

[@TheTchris26]

I can't wait to come back to Nigeria but this time I have more information on areas to move to and I can start looking to buy a house there in Abuja. Asokoro is right up my alley and I guess I'll began researching the real estate there. Much love from Atlanta I'm moving to Africa yall ❣❣❣

[@chainbreaker8339]

She deals on real estate in abuja

[@TheTchris26]

@@chainbreaker8339 thanks been looking for an realtor in that area

[@Chefnonso]

Look for places like gwarimpa or wuse. Those places in Abuja have everything fun and also high security too. Those are the most interesting places in Abuja that has all fun and enjoyment too. I used to live in Abuja

[@IsaacYua]

The cheapest homes in Asokoro cost almost a $1million. You can get terrace or apartments at a cheaper rate.

[@RA-ms3je]

There are cheaper and better areas. Asokoro is full as an old area and therefore unnecessarily expensive. There are more beautiful, cheaper areas. You need someone to guide you.

[@deu8894]

Abuja is my favorites large Nigerian city. And its one of my favorite cities in Africa

[@iykeheavens8691]

Let's not forget El rufai did great job in maintaining Abuja master plan, when he was the minister of the FCT

[@dana4264]

Stop mehn

[@sylviasworld9397]

He really did and anyone who experienced Abuja under his leadership, always attests to it.

[@Southernview3k]

@@sylviasworld9397 And he made money off Abuja. Many properties he seize, demolished and sold out, owners are not been compensated. And many land he shared among his friends, relatives and cronies are not on record. Transport station/garage he took money for were not constructed and all the transport buses he bought are no longer in use.

[@muhammadabdulkareem4595]

El-tufa'i is brilliant man and competent

[@The_hornsman]

He did. While I dislike the man for his public utterances, his impact on preserving Abuja is undeniable.

[@aburbemsenabraham7649]

Katampe, Guzape, Asokoro extension, et ce tera, are breathtaking residential and business areas. Such a pity you didn't get to see those.

[@osakweog]

As much as this was really good, without the use of a drone, it will be impossible to actually get the view well. It is such a beautiful green city. Thank you African Tigress. We love you nne 👍🏾👍🏾✅🙏🏾♥️

[@lekomoakeem8355]

Drones are restricted

[@samsonnonso9348]

Nigeria is really a great nation and Abuja is the finest..

[@pumpinibe6109]

Lagos is the most beautiful while Abuja is the most organized

[@karine-ela]

@@pumpinibe6109 what ?? Abuja is way more beautiful than Lagos . Lagos does not even come close

[@oladapotobi1029]

Abuja is beautiful than Lagos o

[@donisede8563]

Oh… No..Africa is home 🏡 ❤love what I am seeing 😊

[@user-mz7ym6nz1l]

Africa is home I swear

[@olasimboadedayo2134]

I live in Abuja and I know all this places but it's still interesting to watch ❤

[@ahmedbuba2218]

The traffic is well coordinated, unlike what we see in Lagos. U try sha. Pls keep it up. Viewing from Chad Republic.

[@UmaefulamHanachi-bp9gy]

First time i got to see abuja wow

[@christiangideon7966]

Abuja is such a beautiful city , calm and clean loving your Abuja videos 👏👏👏

[@knowledgekatsandekatsande9473]

i love u african tigress watching you ..... Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 🇿🇼 🇿🇼 🇿🇼 🇿🇼

[@kanyesigyerobert3822]

Abuja city is very clean with trees around and well organized, My next destination very soon. Thank you for taking us through in one of cities ,expensive in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

So nice draw a

[@musakam]

Abuja is truly underrated as one of the best cities in Africa. The Federal Government doesn't allow Skyscrapers to be built in Abuja, or anything above the Abuja Twin Towers.

[@mtdspfgh]

Why is that? Is there a reason the govt doesn't allow that because I got so upset flying from Addis to Abuja seeing towers and Skyscrapers in Addis and not many in Abuja and with the deepest humility, I know there's more money in the latter city than the former.

[@gardensteps]

​@@mtdspfgh Deepest humility because of lack of skyscrapers in a beautiful city?

[@mtdspfgh]

@@gardensteps Did you skip comprehension classes in middle school?

[@jyde50]

@@mtdspfgh skyscrapers is expected to flood abuja in the next decade, lagos is already expediency highrise boom as we speak

[@sylviasworld9397]

​​@@jyde50We Abujites do not want skyscrapers all over the city. We don't want another Lagos. Let Abuja be Abuja. Building has to stick to the Abuja Masterplan.

[@joemartinsemezieatueyi498]

Well done, AT. Covering parts of Abuja no be easy, the city is so big. Permit me to highlight some things; 1. The stretch from 21:29 up to 24:34 is the Central Area. After that, that's Maitama. The road is called Shehu Shagari Way, it's arguably the most popular road in Abuja city. 2. The entrance to the right of 23:34 leads to the Three Arms Zone which represents the 3 arms of govt as they are all there (Presidential Villa for executive, National Assembly for legislature & Supreme court for judiciary). To the left of the 23:34 leads to the Federal Sectariat(the tall buildings there), where most govt offices are. PS: Did you cover Gwarinpa(the biggest estate in Africa)?

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Not yet

[@Damian-rt3rt]

Gwarinpa has been turned to a congested quasi slum. Their roads have deteriorated badly as well

[@karine-ela]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS you must go to katampe and guzanpe the best places in Abuja Nigeria

[@michaelmusa5806]

Especially Katampe Extension ❤

[@yvonnecummings9572]

It I looks like a fancy area and I love the beautiful trees along the way. I love the clean streets. It looks like a quiet area. Osokoro is beautiful area. This second area of Abuja looks like more business offices are located there. You see people walking on the street and more cars on the street. I love this area beautiful.

[@niyijayei5395]

As a former resident of seven years now living abroad five plus years, I always make ABV my port of landing every time I come home. Often stay a few days just checking up on peeps and visiting all my favourite spots before heading to other parts of the country to visit fam and frnds. Every time.

[@Patrickazuma]

Thanks so much for showing the world how beautiful Nigeria is

[@danielesu7747]

Abuja

[@oluwafemiadewalesalako8303]

@@danielesu7747 🤩

[@leilaniresurrection714]

Abjua impeccably designed and implicitly BEAUTIFUL! African Tigress you chose a gem!❤

[@sidex4]

Thank you AT...we have longed for this. Abuja is indeed beautiful, I missed it so much.

[@59Ifasola]

You need to drive along KATAMPE AND GUZAPE IN ABUJA too. You will be surprised

[@obdice52]

The ghanaians are speechless on this Abuja series 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mtdspfgh]

Dem weak. Even our South African Brothers no fit talk. All of dem weak reach leg. They're all silently left in awe.

[@sylviasworld9397]

​​@@mtdspfgh Not true, some South Africans have commented and gave kudos.

[@bennadinayandex1207]

@@sylviasworld9397 are you a South African?

[@sylviasworld9397]

​@@bennadinayandex1207Im Nigerian, born and raised in London.

[@mcback4384]

Am neither of them and am woowed

[@hecmovies8066]

Nigeria flag green white green Nigeria capital all green 😮

[@muhammadabdulkareem4595]

Wow😯....you can easily found all kind of green in this city ❤

[@cryptofxalgorithms]

The beauty of Abuja is in the drive through. The wide roads , green trees and landscapes and mansions here and there are a beauty

[@Jaywaxx]

Try to visit katampa and Guzape.. you we love it... Weldon.🇳🇬🇰🇪

[@joeyternaagor6457]

You can tell old Asokoro buildings by their ordinary, unappealing perimeter fences. Asokoro Extension or new Asokoro has really stunning buildings surrounded by aesthetic perimeter fences. Linda Chalker Crescent in Asokoro Extension has some really beautiful buildings located on it.

[@jumaiddy-jm5wo]

African tigress you something else!

[@samuelomotu9152]

Good job and thanks as always for letting the world see the beauty the western media never shows. Kindly also cover Ministers hill part of Maitama and extend towards Wuse 2. Wuse 2 is just like Maitama with more recent Architectural designs, you can crown it up with covering Central Business District where you have large concentration of Businesses. Thank you as always.

[@kabal5015]

Thanks for the video @AFRICANTIGRESS. Sometimes you can only really appreciate what you have from the outside. One love to the Motherland, my brothers and sisters. God bless Nigeria and God bless Africa.

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

I love that Abuja roads, streets, alleys bear Pan-Africanist Revolutionaries' monikers Thomas Sankara, Samora Machel, Kwame Nkrumah, Nelson Mandela ... I am going to Abuja

[@revcodrillemmanuel3760]

Noticed Abuja doesn't have electricity pole that much

[@paturch7201]

There is underground electrification and drainage

[@queenprestige]

Thanka for bringing us this spectacular view of Nigeria am from Ghana grew up in the state of California but I really need to visit home sp Nigeria very beautiful

[@bintahussein5632]

Beautiful Abuja the best green city😍😍😍 Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬 to the world 🌍

[@twistedair8488]

I see you passed through my Old primary school in Asokoro. That was a nostalgic moment for me. Back in the day, there were only Asokoro, Maitama, Wuse, Garki districts and Life camp quarters. If you knew & stayed in Abuja from/in the '90s, you would understand it has changed so so so much. Asokoro has always been neat and clean, that's where the Old Money bags & Original power brokers first settled in Abuja. In Maitama, You have Old Money meets New Money + Lots of foreign Embassies. You should have visited Guzape aka New Asokoro/Asokoro Extension, that's where the Present New Money reside and they not playing with the real estate there. Kudos.

[@DaNilo-jo5nb]

The trees makes Abuje early heaven.. I like the environment

[@samuelrobert8301]

Finally, someone made the right/befitting video of Abuja at the right time (the raining season). The guide mixed up a lot of facts though.

[@user-um6lz9hg3r]

Beverly Hills and Palm Beach ain't got nothing on these cities.

[@mtdspfgh]

I hope people can finally give kudos to Nigerians who literally built their own country and not some Western folks, the Dutch in particular building a country and controlling more than half the wealth of the country while the indigenous locals keep living in denial of this fact.

[@PAYDAYHEDGE]

But why do most Nigerians run to those countries built by Westerners and run by them to live like south Africa how many south Africans run to Nigeria

[@bigbenemilia933]

We are coming back home no more living in south Africa never again

[@kpop.planet]

@@PAYDAYHEDGEthose are the mentally disabled Nigerians who move to South Africa 😹 what sane Nigerian will want to move to that country? I feel so sorry for them tho, they must’ve been through a lot before seeing South Africa as a final resort

[@onyekachukwuemeka5236]

@@PAYDAYHEDGE you can find them anywhere regardless of the status of the country

[@mtdspfgh]

@@PAYDAYHEDGE People can migrate to wherever they choose. Americans, Canadians and Britons are migrating daily to Dubai, some to the Caribbean, some Africa. China is a powerful country with the second largest Economy in the world yet you have her citizens in almost every country on earth making a living.

[@KolokaiKalai]

Abuja...organized..clean and green..BEAUTIFUL INDEED..Thankyou for sharing...

[@Suti11968]

Thank you so much Beautiful African Tigress,, for showing Abuja( FCT) to the world..one Love 💞..

[@CodingExpress]

Last time when I visited Lagos I was uncomfortable seeing garbage openly disposed in the streets in some parts. I guess I become used to Abuja.

[@gabbykeys1399]

You visited the second lagos ..lagos is 2..Island and mainland

[@ramzeekikomeko2697]

The city authorities should focus on improving public transport .Tram ways and city buses should be established.I have not seen any bus stop.I give my credit to green spaces created in the city.

[@sunnyyande378]

@@ramzeekikomeko2697, how do you focus on something which is not a problem? Transportation is not s problem in Abuja. You didn't see a bus stop because she is not following the main roads. If she followed the main roads, people will say she is just on the beautiful main road that is why she following the inside streets.

[@ramzeekikomeko2697]

@@sunnyyande378 a modern city should have well established network of public transport reaching any corner of the city.Her video covered a long distance ,what I noticed only cars for the rich.Abuja should be a city of opportunity for both high and average earners.The govt should build modern bus stops,city bus station /interchange,light trains or trams.more affordable flats for rent.

[@abodunrinabayomi8808]

​@@ramzeekikomeko2697who sets the standards of what modern city should be? The transport system is intentional to avoid overcrowding like Lagos 👍

[@olawuwoajao8135]

Abuja is a beautiful city and well planned.