NORTHEASTERN ADVENTURE EP.24 // THIS IS THE REASON WHY WE TRAVEL GOMBE TO ADAMAWA IN 4K

[@softdoc631]

The bridge at 44:22 is where the river Benue coming from Cameroon and the River Gongola with its starting point from the Jos plateau and which is also the largest tributary of the benue river meet. You will can clearly distinguish the two rivers going under the bridge because of the silt content that is more on the gongola river side. It is beautiful

[@Bigwillz]

Thank you for this information. Much appreciated. Happy new year @softdoc631

[@dr.kashifulhaq6372]

Great video. I just watched it. I liked the complete journey, apart from the bad eggs and bad road.😂. Thanks for bringing up such videos.❤

[@Bigwillz]

You are super welcome.

[@softdoc631]

This used to be one of the worst roads to travel in Nigeria(Gombe to Yola). Thanks to the Buhari government for fixing it(I think it is like 95% completed). Now one of the most amazing roads to travel on in Nigeria for almost 300km

[@Bigwillz]

Little by little the construction will be completed. Traveling to that road will be interesting.

[@omuatobo8921]

Love the trees that look.like, 2 birds.😅😂

[@Bigwillz]

Exactly, they looked like birds.😀

[@EsoheA.]

I loved every second of the almost 57 minutes of this video. I have travelled via road from Yobe to Adamawa and Abuja to Adamawa. The views were and are still breathtakingly beautiful as can be seen in this video. The rock formations,hills and mountain ranges are exceptional. In Yobe,I witnessed extreme heat, a sand storm and extremely dense fog all within a few days stay. I watched this video with nostalgia. Thank you Bigwillz and Hannah, you both are amazing ❤❤.

[@Bigwillz]

Thank you @EsoheA for sharing your experience with us. 💕 💕 💕

[@simonpeter4901]

The road is even looking better now compared to the time i was always travelling on it

[@Bigwillz]

Really? Interesting.

[@kyrianuwandu1162]

I tell you something BigWillz, if not for the troubles in Northern Nigeria, There is no other part of Nigeria better to live than the North. The amount of land and the open space and the beauty is breathtaking!. Thank you so much for taking me along with you to these stunning places. Nigeria is not just the congested, disorganized and over crowded big Cities!

[@Bigwillz]

@kyrianuwandu1162, I agree with you 💯.

[@Josephjay2020]

You make road trips very fun and exciting to watch. I hope you will visit Taraba too?

[@Bigwillz]

Yeah I will visit Taraba state. If you want to see the videos I made when I visited January this year kzbin.info/aero/PLRoeNaI_iwu_W8w6XUt1uZWvNoLUNNVvS&si=7aixq_SjIZwJOi2W

[@Salim-wr2wk]

This was awesome content. I wish the state governments would maintain public roads and ensure the safety for both passengers and vehicles. The cities of Yola and Jimeta look very organized and maintained. North East Nigerian cities are a breath of fresh air compared to the North West. I love the smaller populations and cleanliness of the North East. I look forward to seeing more of Yola and Jimeta.

[@Bigwillz]

Like you've noticed, the northerners states are clean and the city road network are well constructed. More videos coming every other day.

[@goddyonenyi4654]

You really made me nostalgic, Yola is Home to me, I travelled this route to Kano and to Abuja countless times.. I knew you will like the rock formations from BamBam down to Lamurde the road had been like that for years. We were told of stories of spirits on those snake - like turns,normal African myths anyway. Well just to let you know, i travelled with you in this video...Your videos really make me feel good. Am always eager to see new content from you especially northern Nigeria,they are top notch. Enjoy Jimeta to the fullest an keep doing the good job. Nassarawo is my home and i wish you could pay a visit to Aliyu Mustafa Academy. I schooled there Nursery to SS1. God bless you.

[@Bigwillz]

It's a pleasure driving to these places and making these videos. Please help me share with your friends. Thanks a million.

[@nwananka]

Amazing views, the rocks, vegetation, people. I always get bothered seeing kids selling on streets across the country but i understand.

[@Bigwillz]

I feel the same way about kids hawking but we understand the situation of things.

[@simonpeter4901]

the sugarcane plantation is called SAVANNA

[@Bigwillz]

Wao! I didn't know that.

[@takkmoran9770]

When I used to travel quite a lot, and an area of scenic beauty was shrouded by fog or mist, I always felt like I had been cheated by the weather. At least many of those balancing rocks were close to the road. To see so many in one place was incredible. Too bad parts of the road were so terrible. Thanks Bigwillz and Hannah, I really enjoyed the video!😊

[@Bigwillz]

You are warmly appreciated 💕💕💕

[@simonpeter4901]

the type of hazy weather u experienced in Gombe and Adamawa it's a child's play compared to the crazy HAZY one we got in Kano state, '' its dusty and cold at the same time''

[@Bigwillz]

I need to visit Kano. It has been on my list for a long time.

[@ogueriviews]

Magnificent ❤

[@Bigwillz]

Thank you 🙏

[@cheerfulharcourt3445]

I would really love to travel with you one day

[@Bigwillz]

You are welcome anytime.💕

[@abdulidi733]

Continue bringing out the beauty of our country ❤

[@Bigwillz]

💯🙏🙏🙏

[@salvationlivingston4871]

That's our yearly road

[@Bigwillz]

Wao! You travel on this road once a year?

[@pes18loverstipps59]

👱‍♂️re all this places really in Nigeria this country blessed but corrupt leaders

[@Bigwillz]

You've said it all. Our problem is the people leading us.

[@gangacirilo1183]

The wonders of rural Nigeria!

[@Bigwillz]

💯 beautiful 💕

[@bayofabiyi2903]

Lamurde to Guyuk

[@Bigwillz]

🙏🙏🙏

[@salvationlivingston4871]

From were the bad road begin it's were Adamawa state start from, and the sugar plantations if formally savannah sugar company, which is federal government own before the sell it to dangote in 2005. Wayam, means welcome in my language bwatiye or bachama and wuna kosa means good bye, the river Benue and Benue state drive their name's from the name of river (benuwe) from my language ( bwatiye) Thanks for showing the world my beautiful land usoko pepe.

[@Bigwillz]

Wao interesting. Such wonderful information. Thank you for sharing all this with us. Much appreciated 🙏 🙏 💕 💕

[@kenduzouir]

Interesting so where does the journey starts from?

[@Bigwillz]

@@kenduzouir From Gombe, in Gombe state

[@kenduzouir]

@@Bigwillz OK thanks

[@Bigwillz]

@@kenduzouir you are welcome.