Abuja VS Cape Town : Which City Is Better?

There's little doubt that Abuja, Nigeria, and Cape Town, South Africa, stand out among African cities when it comes to city planning, development, and organization. Other attractive and well-planned towns in Africa are Nairobi and Addis Ababa, to name a few.
However, for this video, we will use these four different metrics for comparing Abuja and Cape Town. Infrastructure, geography, tourism, and cost of living. We would consider the overall beauty of these cities too.
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[@TheNewTourist]

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[@theophilusbondo6109]

These are two BEST African cities on the continent with many great things in 2022.I am rooting for Cape Town, South Africa in this video 2022!

[@itumelengmosailane1192]

To me it sounds like they market Nigeria by South Africa

[@languageEnthusiast_sjm]

On the behalf all South Africans, please leave us out of these comparisons

[@nxendanemvimbi7645]

How can they leave you out while you are busy hosting military drills with the cruel countries such as Russia and china

[@ig1948]

Bro speaks for 60 million people 💀

[@Kj_wildinn]

​@@ig1948Okay daddy

[@la-ry1ms]

Most of this is a comparison between white South Africa and Abuja as a black South African you are only allowed to stop us from comparing the sowetos,diepsloot,kyelishas of this world with anywhere else cause we will not find comparisons let white people to stop us from other comparisons in SA

[@nmg1909]

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[@osareenomoruyi]

I prefer Cape Town in South Africa 🇿🇦. Because it has lots of Torrist attractions to see. Abuja is OK. But when it comes to Torisim.....South Africa is always on top. Thank 😊.

[@campusofchrist4506]

Abuja for the mindset.. Nigerians are amazing.. Love you 💞

[@peterpopperry4408]

True amazingly stupid and fraudulent

[@TboseThabo]

Come you compare CPT with village

[@spherah4346]

Abuja is not a bad city but you really cannot compare it to the most beautiful city in Africa...maybe Cairo would have try to match the standard my opinion though

[@ominiekwe7241]

Abuja is a coming up city, less than 40 years of development, but is well plan

[@thabisomaila8095]

Sandton city had two buildings 40 years ago but you cant even put Abuja next to sandton city

[@raphraph3545]

@@thabisomaila8095 I'm not sure this comparison makes sense. Sandton city is actually a district in Johannesburg Metroplex and you're comparing with an entire Metroplex of its own. We all know that South Africa cities such as Cape town, Johannesburg (certain parts not all), Durban and Pretoria are all great places. Thanks to the very obvious presence of Westerners in the country since Colonial times. But comparing a district of a city with another. I'm not sure that's right. But if you will, then I think canary wharf in London is nicer than any South African city structurally. And Malibu CA blows all of Africa totally

[@ala_dine2709]

Wtf😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣

[@peterpopperry4408]

Very true but as you walk around the city there is a lack of toilets, and Nigerians tend to defecate behind corners when there are no public toilets so be careful where you walk.

[@ayobampilo5762]

@@raphraph3545 Chinese money has built Abuja 1. Abuja-Kaduna railway: The railway was constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2016. It connects the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja to Kaduna State, providing efficient and affordable transportation for passengers and goods. 2. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Terminal: This airport terminal was built by the Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), and was completed in 2018. The terminal has state-of-the-art facilities and has helped to improve the passenger experience at the airport. 3. Abuja Light Rail: The Abuja Light Rail is a light rail system that was built by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2018. The rail system connects the city center with the airport and other parts of the city. 4. Julius Berger Nigeria Plc: Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is a German construction company that has been involved in the construction of several infrastructure projects in Abuja, including the Abuja National Stadium, the Abuja World Trade Centre, and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) headquarters. 5. Abuja Water Treatment Plant: The Abuja Water Treatment Plant was built by a consortium of Chinese companies, including Sinohydro Corporation Limited and CGC Nigeria Limited. The plant has a capacity of 500,000 cubic meters of water per day and has helped to improve access to clean water in the city. 6. Abuja Millennium Tower: The Abuja Millennium Tower is a 170-meter-tall tower that was built by the Chinese construction company, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC). The tower was completed in 2018 and serves as a symbol of Nigeria's growth and development. 7. Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre: The Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre is a luxury hotel and conference center located at the base of the iconic Zuma Rock. The project was developed by a consortium of Chinese companies, including China National Electric Engineering Company (CNEEC) and China National Building Material Company (CNBM), and was completed in 2019. 8. National Hospital Abuja: The National Hospital Abuja is a tertiary health institution located in the nation's capital. The hospital was expanded and renovated by the Turkish construction company, Tasyapi, and was completed in 2018. The project included the construction of new buildings, the renovation of existing structures, and the installation of modern medical equipment. 9. Abuja City Gate: The Abuja City Gate is a grand entrance to the Federal Capital Territory that was built by the Italian construction company, Gitto Construzioni Generali Nigeria Limited. The gate features several arches and sculptures that symbolize Nigeria's cultural heritage, and was completed in 2016. 10. Abuja International Conference Centre: The Abuja International Conference Centre is a state-of-the-art facility that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The centre can accommodate up to 3,000 delegates and has hosted several high-profile events, including the African Union Summit and the World Economic Forum on Africa. 11. Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters: The Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters is a modern office complex that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The building has a unique design that reflects the Central Bank's commitment to transparency and accountability.

[@leeprosper2841]

After this video, I now realize how different South Africa is to African countries. It's quality 👌

[@florarice592]

Thank you to the white people

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

Cape town is always in the top ten international list of beautiful and developed cities nearly every year. I have never seen Abuja even in the top 50 international list of developed and beautiful cities. So the comparison is seriously unfair.

[@interesting.I]

😅😅😅😅 I'm dead

[@mayurgeneral9077]

Oga go and sit down Abuja is just a new city so I don’t know why using Abuja to compare 😎let give abuja 15yrs to come

[@rubinortiz2311]

Abuja has emerged recently on the global stage. Watch 10-15 years from now you will be hearing about Abuja

[@Kj_wildinn]

​@@mayurgeneral9077 give 15 years to come it wills still remain a dumptruck lol 😂😂

[@Kj_wildinn]

​@@rubinortiz2311 Haha that was a good joke

[@florenceisrael]

Abuja is a the best

[@Me-mr8wk]

Abuja is garbage, they can't even beat Accra, even Accra have less slums compared to Abuja

[@debeteguylain2766]

ask any nigerian u know is leaving in capetown will tell how beautiful is capetown I know what im saying ave been there for 5years there ar so so many Nigerian there alot

[@JLDReactions]

Only Nigerians say that but Abuja really isn't very impressive. Way more beautiful cities in Africa - Dakar, Abidjan, and Addis to name a few.

[@phumlayawli6723]

Thank you for showing us how Abuja looks like I would like to visit the city looking great 🇿🇦💞

[@phumlayawli6723]

@@CharlesTochukwuEzeaneke ✋

[@phumlayawli6723]

@@CharlesTochukwuEzeaneke eastern cape.

[@CharlesTochukwuEzeaneke]

Hello

[@samueludah1947]

Abuja has one of the most advanced, most developed, and most sophisticated road networks not only in Nigeria but in Africa. The fact that there is traffic congestion doesn't mean the city doesn't have standard road network or infrastructure. The reason for the traffic congestion is because Abuja has so many cars. You can see that all the roads leading to and out of the city centre are around eight to ten lanes with many flyovers which are of high standard any where in the world, yet there is traffic congestion. And the traffic congestion doesn't occur always. It usually occurs in the mornings and evenings when people are going to work in the city centre and returning from work respectively. The reason is because Abuja has so many cars that's why in spite of the metro train transport system within the city one still observes traffic congestion within the afore mentioned periods. The same goes for the city of Lagos. These two cities are places where the population of cars compete with human population.

[@JLDReactions]

Having an advanced road network isn't always necessarily a good thing. A city that is too car-oriented tends to lack culture and substance. Abuja should be focusing on public transportation if it wants to be a considered a world class city.

[@elevenb6967]

@@JLDReactions What constitutes a 'world class' city?

[@dewa5747]

Samuel, are u even listening to yourself comparing SA to Abuja. Nigeria nah country ?

[@romanussaal712]

Abuja is no where to find Cape Town is on another level one of the most best Cities in the World..🤣🤣

[@samueludah1947]

@@dewa5747 Until you travel extensively the two places or at least stay in one of them for some time, before you can know what I'm talking about, and before you can adequately judge. Don't judge on the surface.

[@efremteenagebento6701]

Personally.. Cape Town(My favorite city in Africa).

[@thabanimahlaba9769]

Cape Town blows European countries out of the water… I have been there so many times but every time I go it still manages to blow my mind, the natural beauty is second to none and the infrastructure is world class

[@ig1948]

It literally has slums how does it blow the continent with the best quality of life and safety out of the water 💀

[@ayobampilo5762]

@@ig1948 Nigeria is dubbed the capital of open defecation💩 and poverty

[@Kj_wildinn]

​@@ig1948 Every beautiful place has it's downsides

[@PhilBullock-b3e]

@@ig1948 And Nigeria Has The Worst Slums In Makoko,The Last Time I Checked,Abuja Doesn't Even Make The List Of Twenty Best And Beautiful Cities.Dont Try To Be Smart .Get Your Facts Straight

[@ig1948]

@@PhilBullock-b3e I didn’t say anything about Nigeria nor was Nigeria anywhere in this conversation. It’s about South Africa and Europe. He said it blows European countries out of the water but really doesn’t. Also Cape Town is nowhere near the 20 best cities in the world.

[@samueludah1947]

In addition, Abuja's development just started in the 80s like you mentioned. If you observed well, you would have also noticed that massive construction work is ongoing daily in Abuja. So bear in mind that Abuja is still under construction, by the time the master plan is well accomplished, it may outclass Cape town.

[@AnnieSpecial92861]

Story

[@Vicky1.0]

It definitely will

[@itumelengmosailane1192]

Lol this is pure lie if Nigerians can't stay in Nigeria what will make them change the way they think you are led by selfish people

[@EmmanuelNyundo-pm3po]

U are on drugs u foolani banditti

[@raydosng]

Dubai development started in the 80s Like that Is an excuse

[@hlengiwekunene8059]

Yall should stop comparing our beautiful cities with nonsense

[@Ruben55431]

Some of these comparisons are not factually right. Abuja is barely 35 years old when compared to Capetown over 350 years history! Compare Capetown to Rabbat Morroco, Cairo Egypt etc

[@fadielbenjamin159]

They've done that and Cape Town still won. Cape Town is consecutively voted as the most beautiful city in the world

[@Llponn]

Abuja is far much better . Crime / murders/ money laundering are the order of the day in cape Town . Abuja is a well planed city and very neat .

[@briantahs1841]

@@fadielbenjamin159 Marrakesh in Morocco , launda in Angola , Abidjan in ivory coast , malabo in equatorial guinea new Cairo in Egypt will be good comparisons with cape town not Abuja

[@ayobampilo5762]

Dubai is 30 years 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@softdoc631]

This is not a fair comparison. Abuja is a relatively new city that is not 40 years old. Secondly, Cape Town is uniquely blessed geographically. There is no basis for comparison for now. Abuja is still coming up.

[@_imreallylikethat]

First of all SA is far better than Nigeria🤷🏽 second there was never no camparison we blacks why we fighting each other that's some childish bs I live in NYC and grandparents told me when they lived in Nigeria before the Civil War the country had probably the highest value of currency in Africa and one of the highest in the world Nigeria power has switched from white men to dictatorship to military regime to now politicians ruling the country, probably the biggest heist of all time from an active president was done by that nga abacha or whatever his name is he stole more than 5billion dollars from the Nigerian government during his tenure plus Nigeria fought a civil war which basically ripped the country in half what did yall go thru apartheid 🤷🏽 again Nigerians aren't patriotic the only this Nigeria knows how to do is Hack, pop bottles and manufacture and sell drugs and make good music to other countries plus corrupt leaderships speaking from a perspective of someone who has been to Lagos cape town and Johannesburg there is just no comparison it's simply better🤷🏽 And Yea Nigeria is the is THE GIANT OF AFRICA 🇳🇬🇺🇸🗽

[@cheukaichiwota8694]

I'm from Zimbabwe and SA is always the best no matter what people say that our countries in SADC are beautiful bcz of whites

[@hopebuhali3887]

"bcz of whites" 😂😂😂😂😂 Yet black South Africans are the ones who've literally built South Africa for what it is today. What a typical yet misguided ideology South Africa, and such is expected from a non South African.

[@cheukaichiwota8694]

@@hopebuhali3887 we are together in this, I'm Zim. the West africans always say this

[@moryndelu1428]

Becz of whites ? How's race contribute to infrastructure and developments ? Is that why all African countries are in ruined cz there ain't no whites ?

[@prisshea6256]

U kno it true deep down 😂 the white ppl still rule y’all in ur land … instead of u guys hating Nigeria put the energy and take back your land back

[@hopebuhali3887]

@@prisshea6256 Lol come see SA and stop assuming things you don't know.

[@africaman7959]

I will go for Abuja because it is built by black people! That is the definition of a true African city

[@skhumbuzintsibande240]

What does race have to do with it? 😂😂🤣

[@hopebuhali3887]

Lol typical ignorant ideology about South Africa😂😂😂😂. Whether you like it or not, Cape Town was built by black people. And even if it was built by white people, Cape Town is still 10x better Abuja tbh.

[@MegaBrong]

Yet people from Abuja are flocking to Cape Town in numbers.🤷🏾‍♂️

[@lindysides711]

@@skhumbuzintsibande240 short up

[@tlhalefothotse5255]

That's not valid reason

[@ThaAlfaMale]

Abeg abeg abeg … leave our Abuja alone. We love it, but weight classes exist for a reason. Floyd Mayweather vs. Wladimir Klitschko is not a fair fight, regardless of how skilled a boxer the Money man is. ✌🏿🖤

[@democracy9722]

the comparison is ridiculous. Cape Town is a unique city not for its buildings or houses. cape town has a natural design that very few cities in the world have. I love Nigeria but there's no way to compete

[@francodigenius8435]

Cape Town is a billion miles away from Abuja and I hope Abuja will soon get there some day.

[@jackclifford1299]

You talking nonsense

[@ayobampilo5762]

@@jackclifford1299 it's facts not his opinion 😂😂😂😂

[@Kj_wildinn]

​@@jackclifford1299 Poor Nigerian

[@lulamasithole7828]

​@@Kj_wildinn 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thomastumasang2770]

I am sure you have lived in both cities . In terms of city planning only Brazilia can outclass Abuja . These two are very modern cities

[@wigcap7012]

How is that fair for you to compare Abuja to Cape Town Cape Town is a white man made Buju Nigerians did it by themself

[@skhumbuzintsibande240]

So because it's white man made it's not beautiful? What a stupid illogical comment I've ever seen 😂😂😂🤣

[@hopebuhali3887]

Lol typical ignorant ideology about South Africa😂😂😂😂. Whether you like it or not, Cape Town was built by black people. And even if it was built by white people, Cape Town is still 10x better Abuja tbh.

[@ayobampilo5762]

All major infrastructure projects in Abuja have been built and funded by Chinese money and that's facts 😂😂😂😂😂 1. Abuja-Kaduna railway: The railway was constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2016. It connects the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja to Kaduna State, providing efficient and affordable transportation for passengers and goods. 2. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Terminal: This airport terminal was built by the Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), and was completed in 2018. The terminal has state-of-the-art facilities and has helped to improve the passenger experience at the airport. 3. Abuja Light Rail: The Abuja Light Rail is a light rail system that was built by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2018. The rail system connects the city center with the airport and other parts of the city. 4. Julius Berger Nigeria Plc: Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is a German construction company that has been involved in the construction of several infrastructure projects in Abuja, including the Abuja National Stadium, the Abuja World Trade Centre, and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) headquarters. 5. Abuja Water Treatment Plant: The Abuja Water Treatment Plant was built by a consortium of Chinese companies, including Sinohydro Corporation Limited and CGC Nigeria Limited. The plant has a capacity of 500,000 cubic meters of water per day and has helped to improve access to clean water in the city. 6. Abuja Millennium Tower: The Abuja Millennium Tower is a 170-meter-tall tower that was built by the Chinese construction company, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC). The tower was completed in 2018 and serves as a symbol of Nigeria's growth and development. 7. Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre: The Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre is a luxury hotel and conference center located at the base of the iconic Zuma Rock. The project was developed by a consortium of Chinese companies, including China National Electric Engineering Company (CNEEC) and China National Building Material Company (CNBM), and was completed in 2019. 8. National Hospital Abuja: The National Hospital Abuja is a tertiary health institution located in the nation's capital. The hospital was expanded and renovated by the Turkish construction company, Tasyapi, and was completed in 2018. The project included the construction of new buildings, the renovation of existing structures, and the installation of modern medical equipment. 9. Abuja City Gate: The Abuja City Gate is a grand entrance to the Federal Capital Territory that was built by the Italian construction company, Gitto Construzioni Generali Nigeria Limited. The gate features several arches and sculptures that symbolize Nigeria's cultural heritage, and was completed in 2016. 10. Abuja International Conference Centre: The Abuja International Conference Centre is a state-of-the-art facility that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The centre can accommodate up to 3,000 delegates and has hosted several high-profile events, including the African Union Summit and the World Economic Forum on Africa. 11. Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters: The Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters is a modern office complex that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The building has a unique design that reflects the Central Bank's commitment to transparency and accountability.

[@PhilBullock-b3e]

Nigerians Did Nothing By Themselves,They Stole Alot From So Many ,That's Why They Are Named Scam Artist

[@temia7944]

Having lived in beautiful Abuja for more than 10 yrs, I would admit that Capetown ‘s geographical landscape gives it the edge in this comparison. You barely across cities with such landscape.

[@mrvibe1570]

Abuja is 💯 owns by the Nigerians and developing by black . Why Cape town is 90% owns by the white. do I go for Abuja the first class citizen City.

[@mkza2280]

But the whites are South Africans born bred so why do you have to high light the race issue 🤔 The reason why South Africa is a rainbow nation and the most diverse in Africa

[@mrvibe1570]

@@mkza2280 am not high lighting the race issues. The issues is the exonophobic attack by our fellow south Africans black . white are never a problem . but black killing thir fellow black for taking over their businesses is really disheartening and disturbing. I have never been to south African. but u can watch the video for real.

[@mkza2280]

@@mrvibe1570 I hear you but I was responding to what you said previously about Cape Town being owned by 90% White which is different altogether to what you're saying now I personally don't want to dwell in the so called Xenophobia cos there's a lot of underlying issues that are being ignored of which they're the core pathophysiology.

[@mrvibe1570]

@@mkza2280 in any fire there most be a smoke. My point is obvious.

[@mkza2280]

@@mrvibe1570 Yes there's a lot to be done and looked at by both parties to combat this issue of cause .

[@Celepritty]

Abuja is the best

[@skhumbuzintsibande240]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Me-mr8wk]

Abuja world's most dirtiest city

[@realebonyqueen7485]

@@Me-mr8wk Stupid comment.

[@Kj_wildinn]

Abuja is a trash city no way you can compare that dumptruck to capetown

[@ayobampilo5762]

😁😁😁😁😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭💀

[@amahleamazulu]

Can we please not compare african countries with each other, it creates hatred and unnecessary competition. we should be focusing on how to build our economies as a continent, not competing against each other. How can we do real business with each other and share skills and help each other in building an africa we can all be proud of? Our governments are already discussing this on a macro level, but we can discuss this as individuals and as small and medium enterprises. I'm a South African, and would rather engage in constructive conversations rather than topics such as this one, this is not going to make us strong as a continent.

[@lady-jn3mf]

Thank you, I've been saying this for many years now. Everything is South Africa vs Nigeria, woman, building and all this senseless nonsense that won't take us nowhere, we should be planning how to overthrow all this stupid politicians and move forward as Africans, danko

[@amahleamazulu]

@@lady-jn3mf Thank you, happy to be on the same page as you.

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

The first conversation we should have is, let's first go home, build our communities, be active citizens, then we can work together at an equal level. Let's sort out our homes first.

[@naanagyamfi1923]

U couldn't say it better. Thx

[@tundebakare6887]

Thanks for your input

[@mrvibe1570]

Abuja is more well planned . And is still very young City.

[@Me-mr8wk]

Proof? Abuja road networks are pathetic even Casablanca is better than Abuja in every aspect

[@mrvibe1570]

@@Me-mr8wk Abuja road network is number one in Nigeria. Am not talking about the beauty aspect of the city .. but as for road is number one and is also well planned city. is still developing. the city is just 30years old

[@olajong2315]

@@mrvibe1570 In Nigeria it might be worth something but to the rest of us, even Palestine is better💀💀💀

[@ebenezeratiemo6041]

Please stop making these nonsense statements. If you don't know say you don't know. Are you not even ashamed for saying this?. Abuja is light years behind Capetown if you care to know.

[@mrvibe1570]

@@ebenezeratiemo6041 stop the nonsense. Abuja is number one in Africa. do your research very well.

[@nwaforpascal5713]

Cape town is more beautiful

[@eugenemaheso2361]

Can't compare abuja to cape town come on. 🇿🇦

[@diamondsgalaxy]

Are you scure abaut that

[@Me-mr8wk]

Cape Town is a million times better than Abuja, stop comparing south african cities to other african cities because South African cities even stomp European cities like Berlin, London and Barcelona, there is no comparison here

[@petereisenhower8089]

London?

[@Kj_wildinn]

​​@@petereisenhower8089 Yes wake up lady its 2023

[@enohknopp2433]

This is nonsense, comparing Abuja with Cape Town. Abuja is a brand new city with development still in progress. Besides, Abuja is built predominantly by Nigerians, while Cape Town was developed and built over the years by whites and Asians. Get that right before you compare Abuja to Cape Town.

[@ayobampilo5762]

Nope Abuja is built by mostly chinese and other white people 1. Abuja-Kaduna railway: The railway was constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2016. It connects the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja to Kaduna State, providing efficient and affordable transportation for passengers and goods. 2. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Terminal: This airport terminal was built by the Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), and was completed in 2018. The terminal has state-of-the-art facilities and has helped to improve the passenger experience at the airport. 3. Abuja Light Rail: The Abuja Light Rail is a light rail system that was built by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2018. The rail system connects the city center with the airport and other parts of the city. 4. Julius Berger Nigeria Plc: Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is a German construction company that has been involved in the construction of several infrastructure projects in Abuja, including the Abuja National Stadium, the Abuja World Trade Centre, and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) headquarters. 5. Abuja Water Treatment Plant: The Abuja Water Treatment Plant was built by a consortium of Chinese companies, including Sinohydro Corporation Limited and CGC Nigeria Limited. The plant has a capacity of 500,000 cubic meters of water per day and has helped to improve access to clean water in the city. 6. Abuja Millennium Tower: The Abuja Millennium Tower is a 170-meter-tall tower that was built by the Chinese construction company, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC). The tower was completed in 2018 and serves as a symbol of Nigeria's growth and development. 7. Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre: The Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre is a luxury hotel and conference center located at the base of the iconic Zuma Rock. The project was developed by a consortium of Chinese companies, including China National Electric Engineering Company (CNEEC) and China National Building Material Company (CNBM), and was completed in 2019. 8. National Hospital Abuja: The National Hospital Abuja is a tertiary health institution located in the nation's capital. The hospital was expanded and renovated by the Turkish construction company, Tasyapi, and was completed in 2018. The project included the construction of new buildings, the renovation of existing structures, and the installation of modern medical equipment. 9. Abuja City Gate: The Abuja City Gate is a grand entrance to the Federal Capital Territory that was built by the Italian construction company, Gitto Construzioni Generali Nigeria Limited. The gate features several arches and sculptures that symbolize Nigeria's cultural heritage, and was completed in 2016. 10. Abuja International Conference Centre: The Abuja International Conference Centre is a state-of-the-art facility that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The centre can accommodate up to 3,000 delegates and has hosted several high-profile events, including the African Union Summit and the World Economic Forum on Africa. 11. Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters: The Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters is a modern office complex that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The building has a unique design that reflects the Central Bank's commitment to transparency and accountability.

[@TamimLB]

Cape Town is better developed, and the city maintains it's infrastructure. Abuja is newly built and already has decaying infrastructure which is not being looked after properly. Cape Town is a much more natural human city.

[@amandaeguale1641]

That is not true, there are villages near Abuja too

[@TamimLB]

@@amandaeguale1641 villages that have sprung up because of the planned construction of Abuja, still means Abuja is not a natural city.

[@Me-mr8wk]

I know right even Casablanca is better than any Nigerian city

[@TamimLB]

@@Me-mr8wk I’ve been to Rabat in 2017 it was beautiful

[@amandaeguale1641]

@@Me-mr8wk we love our own, so you can go and hug a transformer

[@zakariahojo18]

Abuja most beautiful city in Africa

[@Me-mr8wk]

Abuja most dirtiest city in Africa after lagos

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Are you on something? I wish you are, especially the one you're feeding our kids.

[@olumideolaleye1834]

Please we need to call out infrastructure. We need to stop putting everything together. Infrastructure a word semantically is very broad. Lets spell it out. Putting it together is deceit and it won't help us. We need to be analytical. My Analysis Of Abuja Vs Cape Town 1. Road Network = 50/50 2. Railways = Abuja leads slightly here. It has light train within the city and even SGR connecting to other cities. Cape Town doesnt have light trains 3. Luxurious Mansions = 50/50 4. High Rise/Skyscrapers = Cape Town leads here. Airport = 50/50 .... debatable Landscaping/Greenery = 50/50 ... debatable

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Dream on brother, dream on.

[@geraldlekhowane8736]

Mansions The whole Nigeria even roads or Airports can't even come close

[@fadielbenjamin159]

Sorry dude 🤷‍♂️. No matter how you break it down Cape Town still wins. Cape Town blows most European cities out of the water

[@AnnieSpecial92861]

You sef tell yourself the truth😂.

[@amandaeguale1641]

You call Abuja, but your picture are mostly Lagos, I see the yellow taxis, that is Lagos, besides Abuja is not crowded, stop showing us Lagos and show us Abuja

[@emmanueljoseph5443]

Have just discovered your channel and subscribed. There is no need for comparison between Abuja and Cape Town. Cape Town has longer history of development than Abuja.

[@anthonymathibelo4518]

we can also say as a whole country comparizon nigeria has over 60 years of freedom compared to south africa with less than 30 years of freedom but sa is far more developed than nigeria

[@emmanueljoseph5443]

@@anthonymathibelo4518 It is interesting to note that in South Africa, the Whites dominate the economy of South Africa so much so that the Whites even though they are in the minority, they own most of the big businesses while the blacks own very few businesses. So we can say the foreigners owns the economy of South Africa. But the reverse is the case in Nigeria. In Nigeria, the blacks own most of the biggest businesses in Nigeria.

[@anthonymathibelo4518]

@@emmanueljoseph5443 the problem with our african brothers is they dont understand the dynamics of south africa,whites in south africa are citizens not investors who come to loot the money n leave,most of them dont even have roots in Europe they are born n bret n consider sa their home, beside your argument is n insult to black, the fact that you say sa is developed because of whites it means blacks cannot compete and outdo whites of which is not the case in sa, here the black middle class is the highest growing group of all blacks in the world n its still growing up to date

[@emmanueljoseph5443]

@@anthonymathibelo4518 Noted

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

@@emmanueljoseph5443 educate me how do whites dominate SA economy? Do you even have a clue about the structure of the SA economy? What sectors of the economy do they dominate? What percentage of the overall economy is owned by whites? Answer these question then we can have an educated discussion.

[@thembimaseko9600]

This is not right Nigerians will soon flock to Cape town stop this let us always put Nigeria first then they will stay home.

[@brianmurathi3085]

this is so funny, i cant stop loughing.

[@NhlanhlaMathe]

Please leave South Africa out of these pointless comparisons

[@hopebuhali3887]

Nigeria loves place our countries on the same pedestal, yet it is nowhere near our level to be honest.

[@ce666isa3]

Wow abuja looks good

[@judeokolie1609]

I gave Capetown this one before watching BUT i was hoping the host will educate the young about the age of both places! Capetown is over a hundred years old vs Abuja's 40. Not a fair comparism. Abuja wins by even being considered next to a 100 yr-old competitor like Capetown!

[@Ruben55431]

Capetown is over 350 years old.

[@fistandpen2505]

Guy this doesn't make sense na... a new place should be more gingered abi? Cape town is well ahead of Abuja, but we can be proud of Abuja nonetheless.

[@chigozieinnocent2782]

@@fistandpen2505 meaning that cape town should b better than New York since it's younger than New York abi? Remember cape town is a capital city of a country no matter how old it is the government of SA will keep pumping money into the city to make it more better same goes to Abuja and that's y u can't compare Dubai to New York no matter how beautiful Dubai is

[@wissyabraham5788]

You are very correct, except that Abuja is not up to 40 years old because, the capital city was moved from Lagos to Abuja in late 80s. Therefore, the comparison between the two cities are uncalled for or premature at this time.

[@amandaeguale1641]

@@fistandpen2505 no , it means it’s a growing city

[@kirkenicker3136]

Cape Town by miles

[@alexskatit4188]

No comparison. Cape Town is the better and more beautiful city.

[@phianamaseroslimited5083]

Cape town over 200 years old built with blood money. Abuja simply built by Nigerians from their earnings.

[@philipbanda6637]

Abuja wins hands down . There's no dun dun , langa or kayelisha in Abuja it is just beautifully laid out . Joburg is the Best and richest city in Africa .....

[@Me-mr8wk]

@@phianamaseroslimited5083 nonsense, go and read your history, Cape Town was built from scratch and it first started as small town, The British planned Abuja so what's your point?

[@Me-mr8wk]

@@philipbanda6637 Keep dreaming, Cape Town was voted the most beautiful city in the world 5 times, Abuja was completely ignored because there were no garbage collectors cleaning the streets, Cape Town is 500000000x better than Abuja even the Cape Town 50 years ago is better than modern day Abuja

[@Bryan-eq6nt]

@@Me-mr8wk say what you want about Abuja but it's a very clean city. You can talk your truth without lying

[@givenbodese1422]

Pls leave us SA pls

[@ruggedwalks]

Cape town is in my home country. I choose CT

[@oluwadamilola6233]

Na, cape town stomps Abuja 🤣🤣

[@SAMUELUdoh-fo5oq]

1991 was Abuja announced capital of Nigeria but what did Cape town created

[@fataikuteyi3779]

Abuja is better. Cape town is too choked

[@PhilBullock-b3e]

You Use The Right Word,But Only To Know That Cape Town Has Choked Abuja By The Neck Like A Chicken .Maybe Your Eyes Are In Your Behind , Because Your Vision Has Deceived You .Abuja Is Nothing Compared To Cape Town.Keep Trying Because You Have Failed.

[@raphraph3545]

Abuja is nice. But Cape town blows it away. Next, Lagos versus Cairo versus Kinshasa since they are Africa's megacities by population (cities with more than 10m inhabitants)

[@peterpopperry4408]

I would put Lagos below Cairo Cairo is less corrupt and fraud is a lot less, also there is less defection on the streets in Cairo compared to Lagos.

[@Vicky1.0]

Lagos alone is richer than over 50 African countries😂, of course there’ll be crime owing to the amount of population. You definitely can’t compare Cairo to Lagos my dear 😂. Lagos is way above its league

[@peterpopperry4408]

@@Vicky1.0 Definitely true it is way way above Cairo in its lack of sanitation ,crime fraud and corruption , just venture into the car park in MMA and your hit for a bribe,the next thing you see is fellows shitting in the bushes a really terrible city hate to even think about it.

[@Vicky1.0]

@@peterpopperry4408 are we still talking about Lagos? Cos you’re getting me confused 🫤

[@EmmanuelNyundo-pm3po]

@@Vicky1.0 which Lagos the one housing makoko slam

[@dannosh4529]

Any body that thinks abuja or lagos is a city should first watch a separate KZbin video of African cities like downtown Harare, port Elizabeth, Praia in Cape Verde, downtown Windhoek Namibia, Downtown Nairobi, downtown Algiers, downtown Tunis, globally, to understand what a modern city looks like also watch downtown Prague, Barcelona city center, downtown Manhattan in New York, Auckland city downtown Britomart, , am sure you will be convinced abuja or lagos cannot even compete with Dakar, Abidjan, Kigali let alone Capetown. The author is a joker and an abuja Hype man

[@hephzibahosunde4841]

Abuja is very beautiful and capetown is also really mind blowing, the nature around it and buildings are beautiful, please let's stop trying to compare them but appreciate them

[@philipbanda6637]

Abuja is better than Cape Town .

[@TheNewTourist]

What makes you say so

[@patriciahobson9367]

@@TheNewTourist Abuja is better lol

[@Southernview3k]

Cape Town is better. I am Nigeria.

[@Samuelsamuel-ed4fo]

Lie

[@philipbanda6637]

@@TheNewTourist Abuja is well built with very beautiful wide roads and very beautiful well led out suburbs ,, that's why I think.abuja is better .

[@dansonobakengobakeng7746]

Truly even Nigerian who leave in SA will tell you that South Africa is a better country so stop to compare please

[@thatomay952]

Clearly this is an unfair comparison

[@mzimhlemosiwe5047]

This is not a fair comparison though.. lol.. nah bruh!

[@thomasmagosha2151]

No comparison cape Town s best

[@The_Brutal_Truth]

I think this presenter doesnt know how to do comparison. Cape Town is centuries older than Abuja. Abuja is just 30+ yrs. It's young even amongst Nigeria's cities, it's just because of the money being pumped into it because they want make it the Capital Territory overnight. Even in wrestling you consider the years of building. So don't compare 2 incomparable cities

[@ugowilliams8437]

You cannot, in all fairness, compare a city that Whites built and the one built by Blacks. There is no basis for this crass comparison. Compare SA cities with those in Europe and the Oceania.

[@johnlinscellyen5132]

It's a mismatch. You cannot compare Abuja to Cape Town. Cape Town is in a different class.

[@coreyliam8539]

I don’t like this video content if I have to be sincere and it doesn’t matter to anyone Though we all know Cape Town is a beautiful city.my question is why do you keep showing pic video of Abuja and you can’t post the live video of Abuja ??

[@phianamaseroslimited5083]

You came up to tell us Abuja is not as good as Capetown. Bye.

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Jah

[@PhilBullock-b3e]

Bye ,The Truth Hurts,Aw So Jealous,Go Sit Down

[@dynamiclove3336]

Remuve the white men from captown and see how it will look like, and put dose white men on abuja and see how it will look like ,Abuja is owned by black man and captown is owned by white, hahahaha game over🎯😆🙂🫡

[@joshuabakokurmi1892]

How long has Abuja being existence compared to cape Town. Properly establish your parameters for your comparisons.

[@johnabinya4694]

There shouldn't be a comparison here in the first place. You are comparing elephant and rat😂

[@Aisha-ex8zy]

You people have started 😂 you sha like embarrassing naija 😒😏😂

[@samkelogazide9946]

Abuja is great but honestly comparing it to cape Town it's just madness😢

[@adahsimon7759]

You are bias in your video presentation, you did not cover Abuja well the same way you caver cape town

[@amandaeguale1641]

He had been showing Lagos taxis, and calling Abuja, I am sure he has not even been to Abuja

[@skhumbuzintsibande240]

Still Capetown is the most beautiful City in whole of Africa

[@skhumbuzintsibande240]

Still Capetown is the most beautiful City in whole of Africa

[@hopebuhali3887]

@@skhumbuzintsibande240 Exactly! Nigeria loves place our countries on the same pedestal, yet it is nowhere near our level to be honest.

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

@@skhumbuzintsibande240 thus most of them go shoot their videos in CT, and live there. How are they going to develop it further to be at CT's level, if they are comfortable here and not going home to develop their country?

[@ictv24.]

You should have compared Cape Town vs Lagos

[@akowaltermbi7081]

Abuja is a village compared to capetown

[@goziegod5779]

Abuja is 100× behind south Africa

[@TboseThabo]

If you want city to compare with CPT go to Europe not in Africa

[@lilianfusi6065]

Is it necessary to compare African cities?

[@Kj_wildinn]

Yes use your brain. Oh wait maybe you can't 😢

[@thomastumasang2770]

Comparing South Africa's coastal most beautiful city and Nigeria's inland , third most beautiful city isn't very fair and the commentator was somehow bias . I am surprised he did not talk of the natural weather where Capetown should have knocked out Abuja.

[@mrvibe1570]

Abuja is more beautiful

[@vusumuzizungu5209]

Wake up you dreaming, your country will get there, just continue dreaming, for now bow down to Cape Town boy... UBUNTU BETHU...

[@sabelomlambo3586]

You're high

[@Kj_wildinn]

You Nigerians are known for comedy. Let's keep it that way

[@mejamevahid4006]

Cape Town is beautiful attractive than Abuja

[@hlanganisambatha614]

I wish to visit Abuja...

[@peterpopperry4408]

not allowed , only government and diplomats allowed into this city no tramps and poor people.

[@muhammadabdulkareem4595]

@@peterpopperry4408 abuja is allowed to everyone so stop telling what u don't aware up

[@peterpopperry4408]

@@muhammadabdulkareem4595 Who allowed you in here, you cannot afford to feed your family you poor beggar.Go back to Lagos keep Abuja clean, and get educated and write English correctly.

[@pb59codename81]

Abuja vs pretoria that would have been a better comparison

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Why coz you've messed up our infrastructure, you came with your filthiness and thus you wanted to name Sunnyside Lagos. You've got a nerve Nina.

[@dannosh4529]

Abuja doesn’t compare with the worst city in South Africa.

[@adisianyapascal568]

Am from Cape Town but I choose abuja because it’s built by Africans not whites

[@tundebakare6887]

Correct guy

[@ayobampilo5762]

1. Abuja-Kaduna railway: The railway was constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2016. It connects the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja to Kaduna State, providing efficient and affordable transportation for passengers and goods. 2. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Terminal: This airport terminal was built by the Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), and was completed in 2018. The terminal has state-of-the-art facilities and has helped to improve the passenger experience at the airport. 3. Abuja Light Rail: The Abuja Light Rail is a light rail system that was built by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2018. The rail system connects the city center with the airport and other parts of the city. 4. Julius Berger Nigeria Plc: Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is a German construction company that has been involved in the construction of several infrastructure projects in Abuja, including the Abuja National Stadium, the Abuja World Trade Centre, and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) headquarters. 5. Abuja Water Treatment Plant: The Abuja Water Treatment Plant was built by a consortium of Chinese companies, including Sinohydro Corporation Limited and CGC Nigeria Limited. The plant has a capacity of 500,000 cubic meters of water per day and has helped to improve access to clean water in the city. 6. Abuja Millennium Tower: The Abuja Millennium Tower is a 170-meter-tall tower that was built by the Chinese construction company, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC). The tower was completed in 2018 and serves as a symbol of Nigeria's growth and development. 7. Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre: The Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre is a luxury hotel and conference center located at the base of the iconic Zuma Rock. The project was developed by a consortium of Chinese companies, including China National Electric Engineering Company (CNEEC) and China National Building Material Company (CNBM), and was completed in 2019. 8. National Hospital Abuja: The National Hospital Abuja is a tertiary health institution located in the nation's capital. The hospital was expanded and renovated by the Turkish construction company, Tasyapi, and was completed in 2018. The project included the construction of new buildings, the renovation of existing structures, and the installation of modern medical equipment. 9. Abuja City Gate: The Abuja City Gate is a grand entrance to the Federal Capital Territory that was built by the Italian construction company, Gitto Construzioni Generali Nigeria Limited. The gate features several arches and sculptures that symbolize Nigeria's cultural heritage, and was completed in 2016. 10. Abuja International Conference Centre: The Abuja International Conference Centre is a state-of-the-art facility that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The centre can accommodate up to 3,000 delegates and has hosted several high-profile events, including the African Union Summit and the World Economic Forum on Africa. 11. Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters: The Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters is a modern office complex that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The building has a unique design that reflects the Central Bank's commitment to transparency and accountability.

[@ayobampilo5762]

@@tundebakare6887 nope he is lying 😂😂😂😂 1. Abuja-Kaduna railway: The railway was constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2016. It connects the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja to Kaduna State, providing efficient and affordable transportation for passengers and goods. 2. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Terminal: This airport terminal was built by the Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), and was completed in 2018. The terminal has state-of-the-art facilities and has helped to improve the passenger experience at the airport. 3. Abuja Light Rail: The Abuja Light Rail is a light rail system that was built by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and was completed in 2018. The rail system connects the city center with the airport and other parts of the city. 4. Julius Berger Nigeria Plc: Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is a German construction company that has been involved in the construction of several infrastructure projects in Abuja, including the Abuja National Stadium, the Abuja World Trade Centre, and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) headquarters. 5. Abuja Water Treatment Plant: The Abuja Water Treatment Plant was built by a consortium of Chinese companies, including Sinohydro Corporation Limited and CGC Nigeria Limited. The plant has a capacity of 500,000 cubic meters of water per day and has helped to improve access to clean water in the city. 6. Abuja Millennium Tower: The Abuja Millennium Tower is a 170-meter-tall tower that was built by the Chinese construction company, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC). The tower was completed in 2018 and serves as a symbol of Nigeria's growth and development. 7. Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre: The Zuma Rock Resort and Conference Centre is a luxury hotel and conference center located at the base of the iconic Zuma Rock. The project was developed by a consortium of Chinese companies, including China National Electric Engineering Company (CNEEC) and China National Building Material Company (CNBM), and was completed in 2019. 8. National Hospital Abuja: The National Hospital Abuja is a tertiary health institution located in the nation's capital. The hospital was expanded and renovated by the Turkish construction company, Tasyapi, and was completed in 2018. The project included the construction of new buildings, the renovation of existing structures, and the installation of modern medical equipment. 9. Abuja City Gate: The Abuja City Gate is a grand entrance to the Federal Capital Territory that was built by the Italian construction company, Gitto Construzioni Generali Nigeria Limited. The gate features several arches and sculptures that symbolize Nigeria's cultural heritage, and was completed in 2016. 10. Abuja International Conference Centre: The Abuja International Conference Centre is a state-of-the-art facility that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The centre can accommodate up to 3,000 delegates and has hosted several high-profile events, including the African Union Summit and the World Economic Forum on Africa. 11. Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters: The Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters is a modern office complex that was built by the Chinese construction company, CCECC, and was completed in 2017. The building has a unique design that reflects the Central Bank's commitment to transparency and accountability.

[@Kj_wildinn]

​@@tundebakare6887 No incorrect because you nigerian people need tk learn from us. Go start opening your eyes.

[@AnnieSpecial92861]

Aren't you indirectly saying nothing good can come out of Africans...? We shouldn't hail mediocrity. Nigeria as a whole not just Abuja should be way better but here we are dragging our butts on the floor. Is there pipeborne water to every home in Abuja...?

[@enomaeguakhide7951]

How old is cape Town and how old is Abuja? Abuja has 4 developmental phases and we re just in the first phase so there is no point comparing the new city of Abuja to Cape Town that has been there for years .

[@thabisomaila8095]

Cape Town is 370 years old and Abuja is 40 yeas old while Toronto is 37 years old yet 1million x more developed than Abuja. You cant keep making up excuses, you'll are 215million and we are just 60 million

[@raphraph3545]

@@thabisomaila8095 I agree with you on the part where the age of the city alone is not a determinant. Even within Nigeria, the best developed cities are not always the oldest. But I disagree with you on the age of Toronto. It's not as young as you said. It was settled since the 1700s and formerly incorporated as Toronto in 1834. The issue with Nigerian cities and some others around Western Africa is the high rate of rural urban drift Which oftentimes outpaces pace of infrastructural development before different districts become habited. So you end up with a situation where there's a big gap in quality of development between affluent areas, middle class Neighbourhoods and low income homes. this you'll find in just about every city including national Capitals across West, central and east Africa

[@realebonyqueen7485]

@@thabisomaila8095 Abuja is 31 years old. It's was officially a capital in 1991. Please stop saying things, you are clueless about.

[@mondlimbuli2780]

@@thabisomaila8095 there are 45 million south africans in south africa and 9 million nigerians + 11 million foreign nationals from other countries that = 60 mill

[@Kj_wildinn]

No one cares Capetown is better than that dumptruck 😂

[@AfricasRealities]

Do you guys know that, before becoming Nigeria's Capital city, Abuja was a mighty forest comprising of few african villages?

[@kurtbonke6999]

They have the worst Power Grid in all of Africa.

[@russelstephan6342]

You stole this video. Seen it before 😳

[@klaasdemega4741]

@@vlogswithtydronlee8561 yes he did I've seen it before too

[@khanyos5532]

It seems like there's some sort of competition that is done by Nigerians but us (South Africans) are not aware. When you're done or tired of your comparison please dont forget to count how many Nigerians leave their so called beautiful country and come to South Africa, also count South Africans that are in Nigeria.

[@mrvibe1570]

The person behind this video is a south African. Mumu

[@meshmeso]

U no get sense

[@ala_dine2709]

Nigerian are every where,even in north africa

[@Bryan-eq6nt]

no one is competing with y'all.This video was done by a south african btw and this is a comparison channel. No nigerian thinks nigeria is better or on the level of south africa, cool tf down.

[@segunolaeko7261]

I don't support the comparison but the reason why I replied is because I want to let you know that Nigerians coming to your country doesn't mean your country is better pls

[@faithqwabe3321]

U can't compare capetown with nigeria..

[@itumelengmosailane1192]

Nigeria is still a baby in everything

[@hashira3031]

The audacity

[@clueless365]

What do you mean by this? 🤣

[@naijabelle4961]

fool

[@hashira3031]

If my comment automatically gives you and indication of why i said it... It makes what i said real you even see it without me saying it

[@hashira3031]

@@clueless365 i lived in Capetown for 5 years.... Not even a single South African city comes close, JHB is a dump compared to Capetown, i grew up in Pretoria... My 1st job was in JHB... After i got to Capetown felt like i left SA

[@hashira3031]

@@jyde50 i admire your National pride... But thatd the reason other African cities are leaving you behind, you fail to critique in the name of National pride...

[@evertythingnice6798]

Just go Google best cities in the WORLD and you will find your answer

[@AgbaegoGmailCom]

You people's don't know about city the best is italian city

[@wissyabraham5788]

Look, there's no comparison between Cape Town (South Africa) with Abuja (Nigeria) because, Cape Town has been there forever, and should be better than what it is today than Abuja that had just started in late 80's. Remember that the capital city of Nigeria was moved from Lagos state to Abuja, and Cape Town was not moved from any where. As the capital city, the British settled in cape Town and made it what it is today, whereas, Abuja was a mess, and where Hausa people settled with there goats, cows and many other livestock. Again, Nigeria has faced severe economic barter due to the leaders looting and stealing the country's finances for ages, and you don't expect a country with such history to do well, but Nigeria is doing great, regardless of all the short comings. They just need great and serious minded leaders who fights for the people and the country like we have here in the United States Of America.

[@enoch4619]

Well if your politicians and Europeans stopped interfering by sponsoring terrorised it would be a little easier

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Up and above that, Nigerians should realize karma is a b..... what most of their countrymen do to other people would affect them negatively, one way or the other.

[@wissyabraham5788]

@@nokweyisangqungwana3103 can you elaborate on that statement? I'm not a Nigerian, I'm a US Citizen, but history shows that Nigerian leaders, both previous and present have engaged in looting and stealing billions of dollars and naira from Nigeria for ages. Based on statistics in 2007 during Obasanjo regime, Nigeria was estimated to almost equal to America 🇺🇸 in economy greatness, and urban development, but since Buhari took office, that estimate flew throw the window. Nigeria is heavily blessed with GOD'S natural given resources, but has greatly been mismanaged by your leaders who selfish, evil and mentally poor.

[@wissyabraham5788]

@@nokweyisangqungwana3103 what has your senseless ignorant comment to do with "comparison" video between "Abuja and Capetown".? What did Nigeria do to people? Can you be more specific? I'm not a Nigerian, I'm a US citizen, and I know a lot about Africa and it's countries. When another African like you starts sounding very foolish about other countries, it gets my attention. You like you a lot animosity about Nigeria, therefore, spit it out let's hear it, and please, you better have credible proof.

[@wissyabraham5788]

@@enoch4619 first thing first, learn to speak better English, and how to spell before coming on social media

[@NdifrekeOtu-d9v]

Abuja is just a new city established in 1990. Abuja is not completed, development still ongoing. So this comparison is not appropriate.

[@b.c.34]

Abuja is a newly built city less than 50 years, Abuja will definitely bit Capetown, so it is a cheat comparing it to Capetown. you would have been neutral if you compared Lagos to Capetown.

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

Lagos out of all places. Have you been to cape town. I have been to Lagos, with all due respect, Nigerians will also tell you Lagos needs a serious overhaul before it even compete with Nairobi.

[@skhumbuzintsibande240]

So Capetown will be sitting there waiting for Abuja? Capetown will always be Africa's number one best city for years to come there are many projects to be built in Cape town in the future

[@anthonymathibelo4518]

lets make things easier then in terms of age , lets compare abuja with sandton since they are both fairly new cities 😉

[@raphraph3545]

Lagos wouldn't fair better against Cape town. Honestly Abuja is Nigeria's best bet to compare to Cape town. I think within Africa, Cape town stands out

[@peterpopperry4408]

bit capetown, how can a city cheat ?what kind of English is this.

[@kennedynabigiri6027]

u already said Cape Town is far away better in more things than Abuja.

[@LM-he7eb]

I'm a South African, who has never been to Nigerian. I think Abuja should've won the 4th round. CPT ya tura maan

[@JustinBasil.i]

I am Nigerian, please get cape town out from this comparison

[@PhilBullock-b3e]

Nigerians Hate When They Are Told The Truth

[@dynamiclove3336]

Even we black men we are who we are.

[@inyeekaribi4913]

Why must everything in Africa be a comparison? Why can't we just enjoy both lol

[@onyemelukweechezona7760]

Cape Town is the California of Africa. I’m a Nigerian but Abuja is not yet in the same league with Cape Town

[@dr.abiodunolaiyapaul8126]

Too much bias

[@emeliathompson4920]

Cape town of course. There is no comparison