The Ultimate Comparison ABUJA🇳🇬🇳🇬 vs ACCRA🇬🇭🇬🇭..

[@albah289]

The comparison is flood because unlike Ghana which has everything focused in Accra, Nigeria is different, 1. Abuja is just mainly the capital where all federal government headquarters and a lot of embassies is at and has good infrastructures and roads 2. Lagos is the business and entertainment hub of Nigeria where you will find the most private companies, Lagos GDP is bigger than the combination of Ghana, Benin, Togo, Senegal, Niger and Liberia's GDP and it is bigger than 47 African countries GDP individually 3. Akwa Ibom, Delta and Port Harcourt is where most Oil and Gas Companies are in Nigeria 4. Calabar is known as the Tourism hub of Nigeria 5. Kano is known as the Agricultural hub of Nigeria and so on, there are alot of states that plays different key roles to contribute to Nigerian economy, But it seems like most things in Ghana are happening in Accra

[@paintsildesmond8495]

It is the same in Nigeria. Everything is concentrated in Lagos.

[@albah289]

@@paintsildesmond8495 How is everything in Lagos?

[@Daniel-us7pb]

​@@paintsildesmond8495everything in lagos, oga where do you live

[@chincherri]

Calabar tourism hub?..pls tell me one upscale dining place in calabar?

[@gilbertcharley6680]

Which city in west Africa is more naturally and beautifully endowed than Calabar? Calabar is in the same league with Cape Town and Nairobi when it comes to tourism. What you don't know is bigger than you. Also Uyo city in Akwa Ibom state is 💯% safer than Accra, and the city of His in Plateau state has light 100% than Accra and the whole of Ghana. Development in Nigeria is diversed and it spreads across cities unlike Ghana that's only Accra. Nigeria na your mate?

[@amosadewuni460]

You need to travel from Accra to Abuja before you can make any informed comparison. As at today the developmental gap between Abuja and Accra is very huge despite Abuja being a fairly new city. What has a city ranking got to do with the ranking of universities in them or millionaires in them. And in fact there are more millionaires in Abuja than in Accra.

[@gilbertcharley6680]

Help me educate him

[@natsahjoseph2636]

Well I am happy with your content, I just want to add that Abuja became the capital of Nigeria of recent compare to Accra that has always been the capital of Ghana in other words Abuja officially became the capital of Nigeria on December 12, 1991. Before that, Lagos was the capital. The decision to move the capital to Abuja was made in order to create a more centrally located capital that could better serve the various regions of Nigeria and to ease congestion and overpopulation in Lagos, which was the country's economic hub. The move to Abuja was part of a broader plan to decentralize the country's governance and promote equal development across Nigeria's regions

[@alvanalvino]

Well said. Which is why Lagos remain the main city for Nigerians in the minds of Nigerians because everything was put into its development including time, centuries in the making from the days of the BenIn empire of Nigeria and the trade with the Portuguese who were in West Africa 100 years before the British in the 1400s.

[@thepergolacompany]

Was about to highlight this, good you’ve done a good job. Accra is older than Abuja by close to 100years.

[@emmalineandbrian1202]

@@thepergolacompany Please tell Ghana to compare another area with any Nigeria state, every time it’s Accra vs Lagos , tomorrow Accra vs Abuja, another day Accra vs Port Harcourt, don’t they have another area to compare except Accra.

[@ngoziikemefuna500]

Calabar was Nigeria first capital before Lagos and now Abuja

[@alvanalvino]

@@ngoziikemefuna500 True, you are very correct. In fact Calabar was an important place for the Portuguese who didn’t colonise us 100 years before the British arrived. They left their statues of the idols images of Christianity behind for the British to find. It was a capital during the colonial times. My grand father used to travel all the way to Calabar to conduct official business during the colonial era. The British colonisers took the capital to the North once and rushed it to Lagos out of fear of Muslims beheading them the day they lose it once it was clear that the Nigerian youths wanted independence. They wanted to be close to their little ships by the coast of Lagos to escape home to England as a get out of jail card. There were no little war boats with incredibly strong young black men spoiling for a fight and vengeance in Lagos to harass them in the waters of Lagos like in the Niger Delta that can be deployed all the way to the waters of Calabar to cut off their escape if it ever comes to a military fight for independence as some of the youths wanted back then. Some believed that there was honour in using the old ways for regaining our lost independence through bloodshed and some still do today even if they can’t turn back the hands of time. Getting to kill the people who killed your people in genocides on the battle field has it’s perks if you were able to do it while they were still alive. Nigerians already realised that Caucasians weren’t more intelligent or superior to Africans and were indeed physically or genetically weaker than Africans the moment they volunteered to go and die in the world wars of Europe and in every military campaigns the British dragged us to before our independence. Malaria also killed then with relative easy and they had to be carried around like useless excuses for men. Our kind did all the hard work and they just shouted out commands and took credit. Thankfully the British were reasonable unlike the French and we just talked for decades instead of fighting to gain our independence.

[@ekinematics]

Things I deducted from this video are; 1. Nigeria is less centralized, unlike Ghana that almost everything is centered in Accra. 2. Accra on average has the basic necessities, while Abuja lacks some, such as stable electricity and security. But when viewed holistically, Abuja has more modern infrastructures than Accra. 3. Price of goods and services are more expensive in Accra as compared to Abuja, despite Abuja having a wealthier population on average. 4. Accra is not just the political capital of Ghana, but the economic capital as well, whereas Abuja is just the political capital of Nigeria, with Lagos being the economic hub. 5. The major economic players in Accra are not indigenous, while in Abuja the reverse is the case. 6. Accra is the top destination for FDI in Ghana, while Abuja is not the top in Nigeria.

[@toontumnetwork]

I think I mentioned some of your points but all the same thanks for sharing and hope you've subscribed

[@ekinematics]

@@toontumnetwork You did. I just summarized what I got from the video.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@ekinematics thanks for sharing then....

[@goldboateng8073]

Anyone who thinks the major economic players in Accra or Ghana aren’t indigenes is funny… 😂. Also on average Accra has a wealthier population than Abuja. Just visit any economic stats site and learn one thing about Ghana we have a large middle class and salaries after tax are higher than in Nigeria in general. So the average person here isn’t struggling compared to… however Nigeria has many extremely wealthy and same for the many poor folks. Aside that all is correct

[@DavidOdusanya134.]

​@@goldboateng8073sis we have a higher population than Ghana so in reality the middle class Nigerians are more than Ghanaians 😂

[@truethots3088]

Fyi University of Abuja is not even among the top 10 universities in Nigeria. Abuja is designed to be just the political capital and not a commercial city .. its mostly civil servant living there.. Finance ,trade, business and the oldest and top universities are distributed in other states of the Nigerian federation . Nigeria has many champion cities outside the capital so abuja is not congested and does not have to be our star city. Make una continue to compare😅😅😅😅😅

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

Help me ask them o..lol They are massaging their ego and think they can rob shoulders with Nigeria. By the way, it is only Accra they have? In Nigeria, we have Lagos, Ibadan, Uyo, Port Harcourt, Onitsha, Kano, Asaba etc

[@AmanimIwok]

Hello Cyrus,I appreciate your attempt to be honest and transparent. That said, Accra doubles as the economic and political capital of Ghana, while Abuja is the political capital of Nigeria.Another important factor you have missed is that Abuja being just 32 years is a baby compared to Accra. Finally, in as much as I dislike negative comparison,I will advise that going to the two cities in person and having a feel of both places, will give you far more insight than you will ever get from a website. Accra is beautiful and unique in it's way, but I would love you to visit Abuja and spend a few days, before you do the comparison again. I must commend your objectivity though. I wish you and your channel the very best.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thank you so much for your input and it's taken in good faith

[@festfst6488]

​​@@toontumnetworkbro. Greetings did you just said Accra airport is more beautiful than the new terminal Abuja international airport? Maybe you are referring to the local old terminal. because Abuja actually have two airport. I have see Accra international airport it is beautiful but small. the Abuja international new terminal airport is more beautiful bigger and having more facilities too... you dont have to take my word for its. maybe more research can help.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@festfst6488 I'll do a proper comparison of the two airports eventually thanks for sharing

[@chrisrebirth]

​@@toontumnetwork I won't roast you cos you're my friend. But please try to do research before dishing out statistics on the internet. By the way of doing research, I mean traveling to those destinations.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@chrisrebirth sure ....thanks for your input

[@unclekoke6165]

I have been to both, Abuja is more well planned, one thing I noticed about Accra, is only the major roads that are tared and properly fixed but in Abuja all the roads and streets are all tared with pavement. Abuja is better planned

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for sharing and hope you've subscribed

[@reinaelsa4041]

He did say that in the video.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@reinaelsa4041 thank you

[@LyndaChidinmaNwalaBooklet]

Not all places in Abuja are tared

[@EmekaOkeke-u9o]

My brother. Nigeria is a country with a large population. In Nigeria everything is not centred in ABUJA OR LAGOS. Some developments like universities that are rated in the world ranking are not located in any of the two cities. You guys are always trying to measure up with Nigeria. Market your country and let Nigerians market their country. Peace.❤

[@SteveGlaber]

Easy tiger. I think his analysis so far was on point. There's always room for improvement for both countries. We are both no there yet.

[@EmekaOkeke-u9o]

I agree there's room for improvement from both sides. But this constant and needless debate and competition is becoming increasingly irritating and CHILDISH.

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

They think that smearing Nigeria or matching themselves to Nigeria will make them feel good about themselves. Ghanaians are some of the people that have smeared Nigeria the most on the internet.

[@jamesrobinsondankwah2838]

​@@Moabayi-yf6ulwho wants to compare themselves with country that doesn't have common electricity and second most corrupt country in d world? Very poor security system and kidnapping everywhere, my guy stop deceiving urself. Even ur fellow Nigerians are running to Ghana because of bad security system and lack of electricity, do you knw that Liver brothers and PZ Nigerian has moved their headquarters to Ghana because of electricity? You are there typing nonsense.

[@afolabifatusin7211]

​@@jamesrobinsondankwah2838dey there dey deceive yourself. Google pz or lever bros nigeria. You listen to social media too much. Unfortunately if you do a little research you will be disappointed

[@Bishop_Six]

When Nigeria played Ghana during the past world cup qualifiers. One of ur journalists that travelled to Nigeria for the game admitted that the airport in Abuja was better than kotoko international airport when asked on live TV by a Ghanaian TV host. The video is here on KZbin. Funny thing is that only 2 out of 4 stages of the Abuja airport was completed then. But bro u just sat there and made ur own conclusions without even doing a proper research.

[@toontumnetwork]

Well said....I'll however do my research by coming over to Abuja soon. Thanks for sharing and hope you've subscribed

[@james56660]

It is deliberate my Nigerian family. This Ghanaian tool already knew that.☝️

[@toontumnetwork]

@@james56660 did you watch podcast though?

[@james56660]

@@toontumnetwork + Everything. I honestly don’t trust you. You are just like most Ghanaians I’ve come across. No integrity whatsoever.☝️🤔

[@ukokensington5811]

​@@james56660 These guys have no integrity.

[@johnatu3409]

Accra airport more beautiful than Abuja? Lol please go and research. Abuja new terminal is world class. Katoka is small but beautiful

[@Marcus19892k]

Does it belong to ghana ?

[@thepanafricanman]

Kotaka is better sorry I been to both.

[@chrisrebirth]

Abuja Airport is world class best in West Africa as it stands now.

[@turnback9866]

Useless comment ,

[@loveamber3976]

That’s part of all round infrastructure. Abuja is Ahead.

[@isaacrichard387]

Oga Cyrus u can never compare accra to Abuja. Abuja is far better beautiful than Accra Ghana

[@luckyawadzi3337]

accra has the biggest interchange in africa ,do you have that in entire nigeria

[@toontumnetwork]

yeah in many ways thats true but in some other ways Accra appears a notch better. Thanks my man for your comment

[@luckyiyere3853]

​@@luckyawadzi3337lol! What is this? Interchange Kwa 🤣! Ghanaians are a very dull people, sorry to say 😂. Abuja has a functional metro rail system. It will take Ghana another 100 years to build such. Abuja has had it since 2019. You must be drunk man to even try to compare Accra with Abuja

[@MajorrBison]

The fact is Accra has Lagos vibes, no city in Ghana has Abuja vibes, I am sorry.

[@thepanafricanman]

Accra isnt Lagos vibes. Its more Port Harcourt vibes to be honest. I would compare Lagos more to Atlanta

[@darlintonkenny3001]

Funny how u said accra have lagos vibes.. are you a Ghanaian??? Come stay for mainland to see for yourself..the comparison is wrong abeg no compare accra to lagos .. it’s not even comparable till u have an experience of living in mainland not island .. come trenches and see

[@jamesrobinsondankwah2838]

Pls Accra do not have Lagos vibe because Lagos is so noisy Accra is not , Accra is far cleaner than Lagos, Accra is more Organised than Lagos.

[@SamuelIkpakalu]

​@@jamesrobinsondankwah2838mumu accra is a city while Lagos is a state with more than 2 cities.

[@jamesrobinsondankwah2838]

@@SamuelIkpakalu aaah! See this illiterate o!!! Who told yo Accra is a city? Accra is a region just like Lagos state Ode! Ghana has 16 regions check Google if Accra is not one of them.pls do ur research properly before you argue stupidly okay. Mind you regions are just like states in some countries. If you do ur research, you will not call Accra a city. Inside Greater Accra, there is a city called Accra just there is Lagos inside Lagos. Guy I knw Lagos pass u wey you called urself a Nigerian.

[@rotimikayode1072]

You get to see industries in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Rivers, Kaduna, Kano, Abia, Imo, Enugu states, etc. In Nigeria, everything is spread out. Every state has its own airport.

[@emmalineandbrian1202]

My brother, please can you ask Ghanaian if they don’t have any other regions to compare, every time it’s either, Accra vs Lagos or Accra vs Abuja, next Accra vs Port Harcourt. Please Ghana is it only Accra you have?

[@favourkalu8586]

Please for industries, remove Enugu. There's hardly any economic activity of note going on there.

[@gonearethedays4983]

​@@favourkalu8586Largest brewery in West Africa (Nigerian Brewery) is in Enugu. That's where all your Heineken etc are made. Enugu coal corporation still mines coal in Enugu, largest in West Africa too. Enugu airport is the only international airport in SE Nigeria. Nkalagu cement industry being resurcitated currently in Enugu. Main branch of Innoson factory is in Enugu. Juhel pharmaceutical manufacturing company is in Enugu. PRODA is in Enugu, still working. There's a lot going on in Enugu, oga

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

What else do they want them compare? Lol! Is it their voodoo headquarters in Kumasi or their Tamale?

[@Oparaprecious-c8j]

My dear askooo😅😅😅😅​@@emmalineandbrian1202

[@james56660]

Ghana 🇬🇭 man you made a huge mistake with this comparison thing with the Nigerians. They will come here from time to time but will never subscribe to your channel. Nigerians hate comparisons to anyone or country. The Nigerians are very unique people who only concentrate on their cultures/traditions and themselves. You messed up with your little Ghanaian ego.Sheesh.

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

Met some of my Nigerian students here in United States at Connell University,they were thankful for teaching them in Secondary school . Ghanaian teachers taught a lot of Nigerian students

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

Met some of my Nigerian students here in United States at Connell University,they were thankful for teaching them in Secondary school . Ghanaian teachers taught a lots of Nigerian students

[@james56660]

@@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne + Bhahahahahahahaha. What exactly does that mean? There’re teachers 👨‍🏫 👩‍🏫 of all nationalities teaching Nigerians and Nigerians teaching other nationalities.☝️😄😀😆😃😁🤣😂😀😃😄😄😄😆🤣😂😅😂😀😃

[@afrikanheritage99]

Well said 🎉 I am not subscribing him. Losing Nigerian subscribers is a big deal for African content Creators. But his Ghanaian folks will give him the boost. THIS COMPARISON IS CHILDISH.

[@crisjoe6914]

You're wrong with the school system in Nigeria, Nigeria have a free education from nursery to secondary and government universities are subsidies by the government

[@toontumnetwork]

i think i mentioned it but gave a little bit of difference in the two

[@DanielOmokhomion-r2d]

U comparing 700 billion dollars economy to 45 billion dollars , u can’t compare Nigeria to Ghana in all facets of life

[@toontumnetwork]

Sure but I can compare cities...

[@mayurgeneral9077]

Leave them jare 😂 they love comparison like mad their jealousy and hatred is getting too much very soon the world will notice them on that

[@toontumnetwork]

@@mayurgeneral9077 did you watch the podcast though...I promise you if you did..that wouldn't be your response

[@George-zd7mu]

🤣

[@Otienoodero]

700 billion budget much of which end in a few individuals' oversee bank accounts leaving almost the same as or lower than that of Ghana

[@Bishop_Six]

I know this video is about comparing both capitals and ur assessments about both cities might be correct. It is very informative and I appreciate ur effort. But I feel videos like this create a misconception about Nigeria in peoples' minds and that misconception I think people are having is that Abuja defines Nigeria just like how Accra defines Ghana. In African countries most of the time the best things are always situated in the capital, the capital is where everything about that country happens and it usually has the most population, and also the only place where u can get a feel of urban lifestyle. But that is not the case for Nigeria. One thing about development in Nigeria is that things are a little bit more dispersed. For example university of Nigeria is not situated in Abuja or even Lagos, it is not even the best university in Nigeria. The best university in Nigeria is also not situated in Abuja or Lagos. Other things like the best football stadium, or the biggest company are not located in Abuja. I live in the southern part of Nigeria, Rivers state, probably no one outside of Nigeria have heard of this place and it's no where near the capital but here we still get a bit of an urban lifestyle. We have things like Drive-Through, Over-head Mono Rail system (though unoperational now because of the recession), stadiums, airports, seaports, parks, kfc 🍗, basically everything u can find in a capital city we have here, and we don't see Abuja as a goto place for business. My point is to address that misconception. Don't judge or measure our rate of growth or development solely by what u see in Abuja because the focus of the government right now is not on Abuja. The focus is to industralize other regions of the country and to keep many people out of Abuja as much as possible. Abuja is mainly for administrative purposes that's why u don't see many people or industries there.

[@toontumnetwork]

You've said a lot out of which I'm going to take some advice from. Thanks for your input and hope you've subscribed

[@gilbertcharley6680]

Perfectly said. Talk of the best stadium in the country, give it to Uyo, Akwa Ibom state. The best state for tourism.... Calabar and Cross River state as a whole City with the best and coldest weather in west Africa and Africa as a whole..... Joe city in Plateau state. Cities with best GDP and great standard of living along with the commercial vibes.... PortHarcourt in Rivers state and Kano state as well. Zamfara and Gombe states in the north gives you the zoo vibes of Nairobi in Kenya. In terms of production, inventions and industrialization give it to Aba city in Abia state and Onitsha city in Anambra state. Almost all our 40 cities have airport each, In terms of estates and tourism give it to Enugu state, State with the highest number of hotels and restaurants.... Give it to Imo state in the east, State with the best road network in the country.... Akwa Ibom state Seaports.... Lagos, PortHarcourt, Delta etc. So you see? Development in Nigeria is spread everywhere, it's not just about Lagos and ABUJA.

[@godwinsamuel8671]

Cities is about infrastructure. A look at both cities and you can tell Accra is miles behind. That nonsense of best cities you are checking are just random blogs

[@toontumnetwork]

Well said thanks for sharing

[@heyniran]

​@@toontumnetwork😁😁

[@james56660]

@@heyniran+ Another dishonest Ghanaian hype man 👨

[@afrikanheritage99]

​@@toontumnetwork exactly 💯

[@stephenjohnson3542]

This is a very good quality video clip. Thanks.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏 and hope you've subscribed

[@stephenjohnson3542]

I already subscribed. Thanks

[@mosesanucha3711]

Abuja and Accra are not comparable, Abuja is a modern day city and has a proper blue print

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

Don’t mind them. Let them keep comparing to themselves with Nigeria all the time when Nigeria keeps focusing more on developing and overcoming her challenges.

[@jamesrobinsondankwah2838]

@@Moabayi-yf6ul who wants to compare Ghana with a country that doesn't have something as simple as electricity and very bad security system in place? How can he compare a country as peaceful as Ghana to a country that is 2nd most corrupt country in d world? That's why companies like PZ Nigeria and Liver brothers has moved their headquarters to Ghana because of power supply. Guy, keep on deceiving urself it will help you Ode! Mumu!!!!

[@webbymonk5228]

@@jamesrobinsondankwah2838 People like you is the reason Africa isn't united. Shame on you!

[@ngoziikemefuna500]

​@@jamesrobinsondankwah2838Ghana is not develop and Nigeria have water Ghana don't have water no all places in Ghana have light so with Nigeria so rest

[@ngoziikemefuna500]

​@@jamesrobinsondankwah2838you guys claim Nigeria don't have light but Nigeria have 🚆 that use light which Ghana don't have

[@tohbeekieltv1019]

I choose Abuja over Accra Standard of living is everything

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for sharing that and hope you've subscribed

[@karine-ela]

Before

[@MajorrBison]

Accra airport is nice but how many terminal does it have? Someone help me out. Abuja airport is also massive.

[@emmalineandbrian1202]

Please can you stop this comparison, Ghana should not compare with Nigeria, everyone of you used the same method, by saying someone recommended the comparison, you said Ghana and Nigeria should be doing business together, but recently a Nigerian woman went to Ghana to sell hair, Ghanaians beat her up injured her and sent her out of Ghana, you think we have forgotten, you do things and forget, our payback day is coming, you think Nigerians have forgotten, we will payback Ghana for their evil ways, remember Ghanaians are in Nigeria weaving furniture and baskets in Nigeria, we will payback just like Ghana must go.

[@George-zd7mu]

Brother as a Nigerian it takes courage to live in Ghana

[@emmalineandbrian1202]

@@George-zd7mu What are you doing there? They live freely in Nigeria no one is bothering them. Please leave that country, I know in those days Nigerians love traveling to Europe and America, they have a lot of Ghanaians here in US, and you guys are going to bankrupt country like Ghana, why do you want to face such humiliation for petty money. How are you going to make it in a bankrupt country.

[@afrikanheritage99]

I blame the sister who went there. There are many West African countries to market her products.

[@kwasidesmond6786]

Wow bro, thank you. Your video is more educative than just a mere comparison.🙏👍

[@toontumnetwork]

@@kwasidesmond6786 thanks my brother and hope you're a subscriber

[@eben-ezer8282]

Many thanks to you my dear brother for your honesty, that is the only thing that matters Nigeria and Ghana is one people ❤.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for appreciating my work. Much love

[@youngkoru929]

Overall great job. However you completely missed the age of both cities. Abuja is very young compared to Accra. You also missed the fact that Abuja is the first major city in Africa that was planned before construction started. You also missed the fact Abuja is not considered an industrial city in Nigeria.

[@Trigger_the_Spirit_man]

How does it affect the analysis?

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

@@Trigger_the_Spirit_man It's relevant because for Ghana, almost everything takes place in Accra... whereas for Nigeria, things are distributed all over the different cities in Nigeria, especially in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano, Kaduna, Aba, Onitsha..etc... It's clear that if you want financial success, Nigeria is still the place to be.

[@karine-ela]

How does it affect affect his judgment

[@karine-ela]

@@interestingthingstoknow8975 it is not relevant.accra Ghana is nowhere compared to Abuja Nigeria

[@emmalineandbrian1202]

@@karine-ela please Ghana is it only Accra you have, tomorrow Accra vs Lagos, tomorrow Accra vs Abuja, another day Accra vs Kano. Ghana don’t you have another place?

[@jpmelodymusic]

I have never see a Nigerian blogger , come out to compare ghana and Nigerian. But Ghanaian also do that. Remember the way Nigerian is arranged is totally different from Ghana. Try to know more about something before posting. And if you want to do research ,go to the country your self not online.

[@jpmelodymusic]

Don't just conclude on the thing online 😊

[@toontumnetwork]

I don't think you've seen enough bloggers then. But I don't just vlog on Nigeria, I do so many other stuffs you should check out. Thanks for sharing

[@james56660]

Why are you even wasting your precious time on this hungry Ghanaian KZbinr looking for AKARA views. I do feel sorry for the Ghanaians cuz they can’t feed themselves blogging with their mini/tiny/small country.

[@karine-ela]

@@toontumnetwork stop vlogging about Nigeria.leave us alone

[@toontumnetwork]

@@karine-ela will consider that...thanks for sharing

[@xavierasuquo1060]

you can not compare heaven to forest. Man, don't waist your time comparing Abuja to forest. Even as a fact that Abuja is a new capital city in Nigeria, comparing Abuja to Accra is a complete waist of time and effort.

[@karine-ela]

U said it all

[@papap1186]

Waste*

[@Ivy2Mutant87]

Even though i seem not to understand the basis for your comparison but I guess it's good for points. At least it will bring more tourist to Ghana and more investors to Nigeria. Because we need more development in Nigeria. However Ghana people can compare sha. Everytime I see any Naija vs Ghana na them them. I salute una ooo. Una no dey tire. Shooooo.😂

[@mayurgeneral9077]

I just tire they're becoming irritating to the world ! with their jealousy and hatred

[@blackentrepreneur8564]

​@@mayurgeneral9077oh pls

[@derekemi5963]

As a Nigerian i will thanks for your time and research. U did well sir. Overall comparisons helps us. ❤much love

[@james56660]

You are not a Nigerian.

[@derekemi5963]

@@james56660 oga na u wan tell me my nationality ? I be confirm Benin boy.

[@james56660]

@@derekemi5963 + O’boy U know say anybody can say that even though they copy the Nigerian 🇳🇬 pidgin English language from Google. Even me!!!!!!So leave that thing. I have seen Ghanaians wey dey speak 🗣 ogbonge Nigerian Pidgin English language. Except you no dey think like Naija guy…..you no go understand say this lying Ghanaian is using you for Akara views. You no sabi when somebody dey whine you so therefore no like ** for you.☝️

[@derekemi5963]

@@james56660 normal normal naija pigin dey very easy for others to copy and speak but na for this KZbin most manchi for dey set compass for their lavida and therefore fit yarn anything for d sake of views n comments. We all know don get d hand for this update but gat let d manchi get he rubbers for chaolin. Some of dem clear but some nor clear . Anyhow e be shar everywhere good

[@osaobomhenefoghe8967]

You're a simp

[@SorteamPower]

Abuja is mainly Political capital of Nigeria and I once heard from a politician that Nigeria gov. Did not want to industrialise the capital just like Washington DC or Beijing China. I live in Abuja and I love it

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for sharing that. Hope you've subscribed

[@SorteamPower]

@@toontumnetwork sure brother

[@alvanalvino]

I am a Lagosian and I visit Abuja when visit Nigeria on holidays. I left Lagos because it was an extremely busy mega city with people running rat races as early as 4:00 AM and I sat down watching busy people going about their daily routine at 5:00 AM one day and I said that’s it. I need a change of location for a while and I was off. I still enjoy visiting Lagos the city of my birth. I will always love Lagos more than any Nigerian city for unapologetically biased reasons. I was very impressed with Abuja the first time I saw it before leaving Nigeria. I couldn’t believe that any African country has the capacity, knowledge, capability and the money to plan and develop a capital city fresh from the jungle and actually build it in record time. I grew up with relatives visiting Lagos and cursing it for having all of Nigeria’s money spent on it’s infrastructure and development as they claimed in my childhood. But when I saw Abuja for the first time? I understood what they meant and felt jealous and proud at the same time. Proud that my country built this and jealous of Abuja’s residents. I am also proud that many states of Nigeria has started to develop like a monster in steroids. I traveled a lot across Nigeria in my first visit back home since I left after almost 2 decades in December last year. I saw massive developments everywhere despite the bad governments. I understand that it was the citizens of Nigeria behind most of it all and the governments only played a little part wherever it was possible for them to embezzle our money. African politicians never do anything for free without a motive and they always have a culture of expecting their people to thank them for doing a job that they were paid and bribed to do. I will never understand that. Nigerian leaders are worse in this regard.

[@iyamukelvin2578]

And high building are not allowed too

[@Trigger_the_Spirit_man]

Are you saying government does not do business in Abuja?

[@isaacrichard387]

I'm living in Accra and i can tell u categorically that ur roads are totally bad, accra is full of 1 lane roads. If u doubt me i will do a video of bad roads in Accra and send it to u

[@karine-ela]

Please do abeg I want to see ..theses don't know their senior again

[@aliyumuhammad4429]

One thing to note is Accra has been the capital since it's independence while Abuja became Nigeria's capital not so long,so the time it took to develop the city is impressive compered to Accra , take lagos for instance which was the capital from independence you'll understand my point.

[@toontumnetwork]

Right...it has been the capital of Ghana since independence and it's an indictment on our leaders in how slow development has been here so far

[@Okoragyak]

​@@toontumnetworkI understand your subscribers compelled you do this comparism, but in my opinion, for the sake of the huge disparity in age between the two cities, comparing them is absolutely unrealistic. Besides, like you rightly pointed out Accra serves as both a political and commercial hub for Ghana, while Abuja is more of political relevance. Simply put, for example, historical Rome, like Accra should not be compared to say, latter city like New York or Hong Kong or even Shanghai.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@Okoragyak interesting take...thanks for sharing

[@joshlaryea9638]

​@@toontumnetworklearn it and stop unnecessary comparison Cox we don't have time how can you compare Accra to Abuja just is well established recent

[@toontumnetwork]

@@joshlaryea9638 why can you compare the two. You still haven't given me reasons. By virtue of one being older to the other in itself isn't good enough grounds to not compare. But I appreciate your opinion. Thanks

[@oscianoroyalty2470]

Compare Accra to Abuja is you not doing Accra good , if you have been to Abuja you will understand why you should not do that comparing , I have been to Accra before is just like one beautiful state in Nigerian not in the level of Abuja and lagos thanks

[@toontumnetwork]

Interesting... thanks for sharing

[@DanielOmokhomion-r2d]

Every state in Nigeria has a university, some have more than 8 universities, pls my brother don’t compare naija to Ghana

[@paulo.8921]

Good job brother. We are all brothers of the same struggles. When African countries compete amongst themselves on which country is better, it is like a competition amongst dwarfs - Musiveni.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for the appreciation and hope you've subscribed

[@rebeccabernasco]

WHY IS IT THAT SOME NIGERIANS GET PISSED OFF WHEN ANYBODY SAY SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR COUNTRY? NO WONDERS THERE IS NO UNIITY AMONG YOUR TRIBES THERE. GHANA IS A SMALL COUNTRY, BUT NIGERIANS FEEL THREATENED WHEN WESAY GOOD THINGS ABOUT GHANA. WELL, DEAL WITH IT😂😂😂😂😂

[@afrikanheritage99]

Threatened for what???? We don't care about Ghana. We're minding our business. We're investing in our lives & future. That's why Nigerians are very successful globally. We hate this silly unnecessary comparison. That's why we're calling him out.

[@rotimikayode1072]

Moreover, Nigeria's education system is both private and public at all levels. I don't understand this idea that you don't have a good educational system because of the preponderance of private schools.When it comes to education, no African country beats Nigeria. None.

[@Danorous]

Nice one. Abuja only became a capital in 1991. So more is expected of Accra. But nice comparisons sir. I would love to visit our brother Ghana

[@orcselelfs6808]

Accra is just another African city with unpaved dusty roads,littering, kiosk here and there,while Abuja🇳🇬is majestic an epitome of beauty and well organised.

[@toontumnetwork]

Have you lived in Accra before though?

[@godwinsamuel8671]

@@toontumnetworkhe is right tho. I have been to Accra so I know this. Take the tiny airport city away from Accra and you have yet another Kumasi or tamale. The whole of Ghana looks disorganized and tacky like Kumasi. Your cities are not aesthetically appealing to the eye. I don’t know if it’s the architecture or the way you layout your cities,but clearly is odd. Most aerial of your cities is as tho you marinated decent areas with a slum. I guess building permit are not issued in ghana,anyone wakes up and decides to build their rubbish anywhere they like without caring how bad it’s makes that place looks. It’s rather obvious there is no form of city planning in Accra.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@godwinsamuel8671 that's quite unfortunately coming from you. Thanks for your input

[@sylviasworld9397]

​​@@toontumnetworktbh I'm in Accra right now. The electricity situation (from the grid) in Accra is indeed better over-all than Abuja. However, I am shocked at how many roads off the main roads are unpaved dirt roads. Even in good areas. The open gutters are also something I am struggling to understand. They should cover them up, even with just iron grates imho. I live most of the year in Abuja and part in London, my hometown. What I do love about Accra, is the Ghanaian people and the overall vibe. Certainly not how it looks. Although, I do like the new high-rise buildings as they are modern and high quality. The truth has to be told. You need to visit Abuja to truly understand.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@sylviasworld9397 it's a leadership problem that shouldn't have been the case. My podcast is sort of to indirectly bring certain key necessities to the attention of our leaders. Hopefully it works. Thanks for sharing

[@kenkc84]

Abuja is designed primarily for administrative purposes. Other things are minor. The fulcrum of Nigeria is Lagos , the original capital. Abuja being landlocked was for a reason the reason the capital war moved from a state with Seaport ( Lagos) it was chosen for defense purposes. You can't attack it from the sea

[@toontumnetwork]

Got it now... Thanks for that information and hope you've subscribed

[@afrikanheritage99]

Exactly 💯 🎉

[@azeezedo-omozuwa1820]

Abuja is solely an administrative capital, it wasn't designed for the industries you are talking about. Abuja is neither financial nor industry in design and strictly political that services the needs of politicians and the others. So the comparison is flawed lol

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for that insight and hope you've subscribed

[@kakeymensah]

Wow, this is really in-depth

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks bro

[@ugwucyril9681]

Ghanaians will not kill me with their over hyping 😆😆😆😆😆 Comparing Accra to Port Harcourt, Comparing Accra to Lagos, Comparing Accra to Abuja. For Christ sake is Accra the entire Ghana?? Don't you people have other places in Ghana to showcase?? Imagine comparing Accra to Abuja 😆😆😆😆😆

[@ugwucyril9681]

Can you imagine? Everytime Accra this Accra that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I went to the same Accra few years ago and I can assure you that Enugu is more developed than the dusty Accra. Take the tiny airport city away from Accra and you have another Niger republic 😆😆😆😆

[@afrikanheritage99]

Totally laughable my brother 😂😂😂😂😂

[@alvanalvino]

Can you guys stop this divisive nonsense you project to do the coloniser’s jobs for them to make money? How much do the pink man pay you guys to do these types of videos? Ghana is extremely poor compared to Nigeria. Ghana is tiny compared to Nigeria and it’s unfair to compare both capitals because Ghana isn’t even in a contention to start with. You can’t even compete Ghana to tiny Lagos a city in Nigeria which is the economic powerhouse of the African continent. We want videos that unites African peoples and not divide them. Compare Ghana to the coloniser’s cities in Europe instead. Thank you very much.

[@toontumnetwork]

But did you watch the podcast though? Because if you did I'm sure that wouldn't be your response. Thanks for sharing

[@alvanalvino]

@@toontumnetwork Yes I just finessed watching it and as a Nigerian who grew up with Ghanaians in Lagos and had them as friends abroad, I am sick and tired of these comparisons because it has driven a wedge that would want dah lead to enmity between our brotherly nations if we are not careful in this generations. You just don’t compare a giant with a smaller sibling, it’s disrespectful and Nigerians are better then everyone else in their minds. Nothing can ever change that. They naturally sees these types of videos as attacks even before they watch it. Which is good for the colonisers. Africa must unite and see what united us historically. My family were trading and visiting Ghana centuries before the colonisers divided us into countries. Thank you very much for your quick response.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@alvanalvino I don't think we are divided by comparing our situations...it puts the other on it's toes to do more for it's people. Thanks for sharing

[@alvanalvino]

@@toontumnetwork I agree. But it’s our leaders who work for the west that should be put on their toes and they do not care about our peoples. That is why I always believe that us Africans need to unite. Thanks for your maturity and understanding. Videos about what we love in each others cultures and way of life to show how similar we are to each others would be nice too. I watch a lot of Ghanian contents including industry and agriculture to see progress that I am proud of because I believe that is Ghana and at least two other west African countries rise Africa will rise. Thank you very much for making your videos. I will watch other videos you have made.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@alvanalvino Right and thanks for sharing

[@ominiekwe7241]

My brother, ABUJA is a coming up city, just 40 years old City, while Accra is a long time capital of GHANA,so the young shall grow

[@OgaJobLess]

33 years**

[@alchemist001]

awesome podcast. i love it. but i think most of this site you use for stats are outdated data, you need to check whats currently happening in these countries expecially in nigeria because you are in ghana and you will definitely know whats up in ghana.

[@toontumnetwork]

Sure...I'll look into that next time. Thanks for sharing and hope you've subscribed

[@alchemist001]

sure, i subscribed since i watch the first videos on your channel. I love your content. you open our eyes to other african countries... i love that.

[@alchemist001]

example those data you use sometimes are not trust worthy is that lagos and abuja just launch a new worldclass airport just some months ago and some medical facilities that just get up and running but those outdated sites will still be showing you nigeria situation 5 years ago

[@toontumnetwork]

@@alchemist001 thanks..I truly appreciate it

[@james56660]

It is deliberate. This Ghanaian KZbinr is a bonafide charlatan. Ghanaians will do..:::: Anything to stay to stay relevant.

[@jidebolarinwa697]

Visit Abuja then you will see what the city actually looks like, this figures you are talking about are not true.

[@Abdoussalam-k5h]

❤one love bro, am a Nigerian base in Cameron here and in Nigeria am in Lagos, but ple try check them in person next video it will help you.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks I'll do that and hope you've subscribed

[@truethots3088]

E be like say if una no talk or compare una self to Nigeria una no go feed😅😅😅😅😅 All this triggered because we get fine metro. I cant even imagine Nigerian bloggers using their time to be discussing other countries much less Ghana. But una 24/7 na Nigeria dey una mouth.. Anyway its a complement seeing you cant fo without talking about us...lol

[@richardpyayok]

Wrong for you to say

[@ahambaaustin2673]

Bro you go explain tiered

[@Clintlesslort]

Impressive analysis, well done.

[@toontumnetwork]

thank you

[@deschem8292]

Hi here, from a Nigeria. I think the most important take away here is your final conclusion, which is we have more in common than what divides us…..However, it is misleading to compare Abuja and Accra. It’s like comparing London and Washington DC, comparing Zurich and Pretoria. Abuja was setup as a seat of power….for government offices etc… just like Benn in Switzerland, and to some extent Washington DC. Like u said Nigeria is big population and large land mass. A lot of industrialisation is spread and business is spread in other major cities -- Kano, Lagos, Rivers etc…. Unlike Ghana were most things seem to be concentrated in Accra

[@ayodeleafolabi9726]

Your content is reasonable and mature. You gain a follower.🎉🎉

[@toontumnetwork]

Thank you. Truly appreciate it

[@adex_smith]

Nice one bro love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks so much and hope you've subscribed

[@james56660]

Ghanaians fronting as Nigerians.😅

[@afrikanheritage99]

​@@james56660 Exactly 💯 we know them. Very jealous and competitive folks.

[@onyinyeukoha7439]

Please don't compare Abuja and Accra. Abuja is a political capital. We have very urbanised and developed states in Nigeria.

[@toontumnetwork]

got you my sister, thanks for your input

[@osaobomhenefoghe8967]

And you called this the ultimate comparison? Just day play! If you knew what to do, you'd give a brief history of the two cities, not just the established system in them. Abuja was founded just three decade ago. It is still undergoing development at its cradle. For size, compare Nigeria's first and still the economic capital city, Lagos, in terms of industry, public schools etc and come back...

[@toontumnetwork]

thanks for your input

[@kofiquainoo8211]

fantastic analysis 👍👍

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks 👍

[@KennedyAgukwe-wn2un]

Your comparison is biased,when was accra named the capital of Ghana?... Abuja is a new emerging capital city which is barely 32 years ... Accra has been the capital of Ghana for way too long when compared to Abuja.

[@midorias8945]

Hello, wow I really love your analis you really hit the store on the head what a great analysis you made here I'm in Nigeria live in Canada good job

[@toontumnetwork]

Wow thanks so much for appreciating my work. And hope you've subscribed

[@kwadjoekaya6559]

This is uncalled for People are hungry and this is the best you can do?

[@toontumnetwork]

Hunger is a persistent issue. It won't be solved in a day. I have other episodes that focuses on that. You may check it out. Thanks for sharing

[@nikkieadeboye903]

The level Misinformation about Nigerian that keep circulating is alarming!

[@toontumnetwork]

If you're referring to my podcast...be kind to state which part of my delivery is misinformation? Thank you

[@ayantolasaheed7425]

We Nigerian caused it.

[@muhammedsodiq7394]

Oga ToonTum or what is your name dnt compare Abuja Nd accra Again Abuja is just a Political Capital nt commercial Lik Accra nd about d Free Education Public Schools here in Abuja Is free also so if yu dnt knw wat to say Compare yur Accra wit Another Country Capital but not Nigeria Good Luck

[@toontumnetwork]

I'm Cyrus by the way!

[@TatamicPurple]

Cant you guys make a video about just ur country , must u add nigeria in everything, Y'all just want to call nigeria anytime to give validation to your country or what , u will never see or very few Nigerians doing this , its always Ghanaians ,using nigeria for clout ,nonesense

[@toontumnetwork]

Are you sure about your observation? Anyway I hope you watched the podcast. If you did, you wouldn't come to the conclusion.

[@mrvibe1570]

Abuja is administrative city. While Accra comprises of commercial, administration, industrial and political city. u can't compare two of them .

[@natsahjoseph2636]

More over Abuja became the capital of Nigeria of recent compare to Accra that has always been the capital of Ghana in other words Abuja officially became the capital of Nigeria on December 12, 1991. Before that, Lagos was the capital. The decision to move the capital to Abuja was made in order to create a more centrally located capital that could better serve the various regions of Nigeria and to ease congestion and overpopulation in Lagos, which was the country's economic hub. The move to Abuja was part of a broader plan to decentralize the country's governance and promote equal development across Nigeria's regions

[@nanakwame6903]

​​@@natsahjoseph2636Cape coast was the capital of Ghana before it moved to Accra

[@Iam_denilson]

I can't stop laughing out loud, why will you be comparing Accra with a digital Abuja city?

[@toontumnetwork]

🤔

[@ayinde1168]

You tried but your analysis is not really the way it should be done. It's like comparing lemon to guava. Accra is both the capital and commercial centre of Ghana. Abuja is the political capital of Nigeria just like Washington DC or Canberra in USA and Australia respectively. It is not and has never been a commercial centre. So there are no basis for comparison. it is like us Nigerians comparing your economy in Ghana to the GDP of Lagos State. That would be insulting. Don't you think? Nigeria do not concentrate all their amenities, education, infrastructures etc in one or two cities. You tried but next time, try and visit the city you want to analyse and feel the place and see for yourself before you go online. Thank you

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for your input. Well appreciated

[@michaellevan2225]

Why do you Ghanaians always make comparison with nigeria all the time dragging nigeria into silly Arguments.........Terrible...

[@toontumnetwork]

Did you watch the podcast though because if you did I promise you that wouldn't be your response

[@zoitakisjames7485]

How can he be honest and transparent while his a Ghanaian making the decisions, u guys are wasting time and data..he never visited Abuja..Accra that's smelling...very dirty city....it has not design no plan, when it rains in Accra, the whole city will be messed up,no drainage nothing to write about than bus stop and huskers all over the city ...let me stop here ...i don't have time. For this, their education is something else, in the same Accra that you will see a graduate that can't stand and speak good English for ten minutes without adding their local language twi... gentlemen less tell our selfs true .... Nigeria should not be compare with Ghana in anything....they should do that with Benin republic and Togo

[@toontumnetwork]

Competence has nothing to do with speaking in a foreign language bro. You need to tell that to the Chinese and Russians. Thanks for sharing though.

[@tomassankara5067]

No videos 😭😭😭😭😭

[@toontumnetwork]

Videos will come . Thanks for your support

[@james56660]

He won’t show you videos because he’s full of it.😂😄😄😃😆😀🤣😁😀😄😄😄😁

[@zellionemma-vp6od]

You are a very smart guy with your analysis and your stated fact in both countries, no win or lose, we both need to improve are countries

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for appreciating my work. Hope you've subscribed

[@AdaVibes1]

Ur comparison is bogus in the first place coz Accra is old City compared to Abuja New City, wait till Ghana move it city from Accra to another place then see how it will go

[@toontumnetwork]

Opinion well taken

[@morganbryson6087]

Since when ghanaian 🇬🇭 started talking shit about Nigeria 🇳🇬 big capital town, ghanaian biggest dream is to be better than Nigeria , Accra should be compared to Delta state , Nigerians moving to ghana for business has given ghanaian the gods to feel like they are better than Nigerians.imao

[@toontumnetwork]

Easy bro....if its healthy for development then let's encourage it if not then we may adjust it. Thanks for sharing and hope you've subscribed

[@PiroskyTV]

Stop comparing Accra with Nigeria every city in Nigeria has development not like Ghana where everything is in Accra, Kano city has more company than Abuja. Ghanaians always talk about Nigeria while Nigerians don’t talk about Ghana.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Exactly 💯 I don't know why.

[@ubedet]

Nobody ask you for all this comparison... I am yet to see Nigerians youtubers doing all this. Why do you Ghanaians KZbinr always looking for a need for all this unnecessary comparison.

[@toontumnetwork]

You don't need to look far just type it and you'll find many of such. But to be honest, if you watched my podcast I sure you wouldn't have said this. This was not the regular comparison. Thanks for sharing and hope you've subscribed

[@RA-ms3je]

Richest cities ranking is very funny. Some of the richest persons in Nigeria live in Abuja but most people think Lagos is Nigeria capital so you find Lagos on most rankings

[@afrikanheritage99]

Very true. The world hasn't caught up with Abuja. Many think Lagos is still the capital.

[@gabbykeys1399]

bro not every informaion you found on social media

[@toontumnetwork]

Sure...thanks for your input and hope you've subscribed

[@egbertvizeng]

Dude stop embarrassing urself .. how do u come compare Abuja administrate capital to Accra which is administrative,commercial,entertainment and cultural capital

[@toontumnetwork]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@djrichy4818]

You can always compare Accra to port harcourt city . It will take Ghana 200 years to meet up half of Nigeria.

[@toontumnetwork]

Really, how did you come by that number of year?

[@K13-p7e]

I love your program 🎊 🎉 🎉🎉keep it up I love ❤️ Africa

[@olatt4037]

Hey man, why Nigeria all the time fucus on other countries in Africa. The reason Nigeria is because Nigeria is destined to be greate so you like or not it is destined to be so

[@karine-ela]

Help me tell him o

[@rebeccabernasco]

THERE SHOULD BE NO CAMPARISON BETWEEN NIGERIA. ABUJA AS A CITY WAS PLANNED AND BUILT IN THE EIGHTIES😊

[@toontumnetwork]

Well received

[@fabiandivine7456]

Sir there is a correction that needs to be made Nigeria's population is 215 to 220 million people not 323 million

[@richardpyayok]

Obviously you should know that is a typo error if you listened carefully, cos he actually said 223 million people.

[@fabiandivine7456]

@@richardpyayok Ok

[@afrikanheritage99]

​@@richardpyayokWhat kind stupid typo? That sends out misinformation about another country? Content Creators should proofread their work before posting. It's OFFENSIVE.

[@sulaak]

Brilliant analysts and well researched

[@james56660]

Another Dense ….Oponu.!!!!!!😅

[@toontumnetwork]

thank you for taking time to watch and leave a comment

[@marmetusn.6207]

This guy is just too objective... This is the type of information I and most responsible persons would want on social media and not some venomous, poisonous and unprofitable ranting on the internet. Together, we will decolonise ourselves from Eurocentrism and every other external influence that's threatened our common good and shared interests. Thanks brother.. and by the way, I 'm proudly Nigerian and Ghanaians are my siblings... No hate, no poison just ❤❤❤

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks k you for acknowledging my work

[@kentagang5717]

This is excellent. I am a Nigerian that lived in Ghana for about 6 years. Ghana is a beautiful place. There are many commonalities between these two countries. There shouldn’t be unhealthy competition among us. One love.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@kentagang5717 one love my brother and hope you've subscribed

[@johnoddy9096]

Abuja as the Nigeria's capital is just thirty-two years old. Accra, Ghana is close to seventy years if I'm not mistaking and you didn't put into consideration too.

[@rotimikayode1072]

Wrong comparism. Abuja'is not a business city. It was not built for the location of factories.

[@kolawoleolowo3951]

Nice one. Yes, healthy comparison. Keep it up.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks and truly appreciate it

[@nanaadubekoe9639]

My brother well done

[@toontumnetwork]

@@nanaadubekoe9639 thanks my brother and hope you've subscribed

[@nanaadubekoe9639]

@@toontumnetwork Yes I have can I get your email

[@dalemsilas8425]

Great video. I'm just happy that we're making good progress as a continent.

[@toontumnetwork]

Thanks for your observation and hope you've subscribed

[@dalemsilas8425]

@@toontumnetwork yes, I've subscribed brother. I Love your content.

[@toontumnetwork]

@@dalemsilas8425 thanks

[@isaacrichard387]

Ur street are totally bad

[@bettyadjei549]

Well done 👏 Analysis on point.

[@toontumnetwork]

thank you

[@africaplus351]

Take from an honest congolese who's lived in Nigeria (Port Harcourt, Lagos, Abuja)... Believe me, there's no comparison, Abuja is so ahead of Ghana by all metrics you are comparing. Top 10 beautiful and developed countries in Africa, Abuja can't stand out of the top and it says it all...Please look for relevant and objective ranking organization

[@toontumnetwork]

I have other topics that may interest you. Just look around. And by the way have you lived in Ghana?

[@afrikanheritage99]

Tell him oo, broda 🎉

[@OgeneVictorayat]

Well done brother I love what you're doing the riavring should stop and hate between Ghana and Nigeria has to stop

[@mikeezeala4115]

But my question to you is this, why do Ghana always compare them selves and their country with Nigeria?

[@gilbertcharley6680]

Which city in west Africa is more naturally and beautifully endowed than Calabar? Calabar is in the same league with Cape Town and Nairobi when it comes to tourism. What you don't know is bigger than you. Also Uyo city in Akwa Ibom state is 💯% safer than Accra, and the city of His in Plateau state has light 100% than Accra and the whole of Ghana. Development in Nigeria is diversed and it spreads across cities unlike Ghana that's only Accra. Nigeria na your mate?

[@toontumnetwork]

That's a lot of information you put out there. Thank you for your input

[@gilbertcharley6680]

I meant to say city of Jos in Plateau state, Nigeria

[@ThaiPrinceMew]

Haaa when did Nigeria population grew to 323 Million?

[@benjaminogundiran392]

Great research, very educative, but you can do more with the airport aspect, as Abuja and even Lagos have new very impressive airport terminals.

[@toontumnetwork]

Sure sir.... Thanks for your input and hope you've subscribed

[@anthonyajilore8450]

Your analysis is well articulated and unbiased. Though I am a Nigerian following you from USA

[@toontumnetwork]

thank you sir