Unbelievable! You Won't Believe This Is NOT Lagos But Owerri

[@ClemDozzy212]

Some people think that Nigeria starts and ends in Lagos. Nice job you did with this video. Seeing is believing 🥂

[@ClemDozzy212]

Owerri megacity... Urban Planning💯❤

[@anyanwuandy8444]

Nice road trip , while for further trip kindly ensure you mentioned areas and locations for the same ,

[@mariolawilkosz180]

Muszę powiedzieć oglądając wasz materiał firmowy bardzo mi się podoba ponieważ miasto Owerri zaczyna nabierać pięknego stylu piękne aranżacje i projekty domów naprawdę mi się podoba dzieli wszystko z postępem w dobrym stylu proszę o więcej nakręceniu takich filmików dziękuję i przesyłam pozdrowienia z Polski 😊😀🖐️👍❤️❤️

[@henrybeans4823]

Masz racja. Owerri jest bardzo pieknie I spokojnie

[@Obidike82]

Imo state bu nke anyi.❤ Subscribed.

[@aaetv1872]

Wow 🤩 looks stunning

[@tayobibi]

As beautiful as the houses are. The most ugly part of it all is the open drainage system especially in a quiet urban neighbourhood like this. We need to invest more on underground drainage and cable system which have seen in some estates in Lagos.

[@Akonam0]

thanks you very much

[@christianfoxx-o6z]

Baba this is the problem we have in Nigeria, Abuja is the only city with urban planning the rest are shadow of it self, lol

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

It was ndubusi Kanu as first governor of imo state that layed the foundation of Owerri before Dede mbakwe came in as the first civilian governor of imo state

[@TravelIwuala]

This is so beautiful ❤️

[@emmachi7363]

Please which part of Owerri is this. Especially that road you were driving before you revised back. I like that environment.

[@akojiodinaka5042]

Owerri is very planned, hope just needs to carry out road maintenance

[@LasGNas]

Owerri is an unplanned glorified village littered with dilapidated roads and filthy environment. There's no decent development in imo state that's why most imo indigenes prefer to live in Onitsha, Enugu and Awka

[@Soros_Abiah]

​@@LasGNas I like your lack of mediocrity but, the reason for such emigration as you suppose, is not because of roads or planning- it is because of population. Population means money ; see many Igbos are moving to Asaba because of the growing population.

[@akojiodinaka5042]

I’m impressed with how planned owerri is, it needs better management

[@LasGNas]

Owerri is a glorified village, stop deceiving yourself, there's nothing like planning in Owerri. Owerri is a slum and should be demolished, planned and rebuilt

[@LasGNas]

@akojiodinaka Owerri is a slum and a glorified village full of red muddy roads and filth. No wonder most imo indigenes prefer to live in Onitsha, Enugu and Awka kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5a5o6ugmZJkpbM

[@MeYou-pc2dq]

@@LasGNas You're sound stupid: is it not what we all are watching? If Owerri is dirty to you, it's clean to us

[@NwadikeEbube-pt9yv]

U are foolish ewu show us ur own state

[@nedgrg6800]

Beautiful

[@sabinusukachi2500]

What roads are you driving on? It would be great to inform your viewers.

[@uba8227]

Poor quality reads defacing an otherwise very beautiful city of Owerri.

[@VivianBrown-p5m]

I swear poor road

[@emmanuelivoko5573]

That's the master plan laid down by the late Rear Admiral Ndubuisi Kanu when he was the military governor of the old Imo state. A swish company did the area survey and plan of this modern city. Those were the days we had selfless Igbo leaders, not today's chop chop corrupt governors. It's good to know that his successors are working with the plan.

[@fredoxone]

Please go ahead and develop the East, show that all does not begin and end with, or in Lagos.

[@ChigozieBrendan-eo5ok]

Imo state my pride❤❤❤

[@magnusduru4174]

I swear, I was born and raised in Benin city Edo but my first time in Owerri imo state, I was proud to come from Imo state Nigeria, i have plan of relocating to Owerri but all I need is money and I pray God will answer my prayers, God bless Edo state Nigeria because it is the state i have in all my life…..I love Edo state so much

[@ChigozieBrendan-eo5ok]

@@magnusduru4174 me wey don leave my house 🏠 in Lagos for Yoruba people,relocated since 2020 imo state is sweet abeg mansions everywhere silent billionaires

[@ted.n9609]

Is it not an Irony that must of the big beautiful projects done in most part of Nigeria were done during the military Government in Nigeria.

[@HappyFarmhouse-hc4bi]

What is beautiful here now

[@magnusduru4174]

Animal you are.

[@Live_IT_]

Why the constant open drainages??

[@chinaemeremobidimma4243]

Owerri is okay but we need a new planned city

[@ted.n9609]

Do Nigerian Cities Has Any Sanitation Department. Why are Nigeria Streets so littered with garbage? From this Videos Owerri seems to be a much cleaner city than most cities in Nigeria.

[@adekunleyussuf4259]

Don't generalised, this dirty environment is common in Nigeria,but, SOUTHEAST is very dirty to say the least.

[@brendanuzoagbado2479]

Imo state should Copy concrete roads from Ebonyi state

[@Obidike82]

Every Eastern State has its uniqueness and beauty. Imo state should not copy but instead draw inspiration from Ebonyi state road network. We could choose to have a different type of road layout which makes us distinguishable from other Eastern States.

[@chigozieosuoha7189]

Owerri and Abakaliki who should copy from each other?

[@chigozieosuoha7189]

@@Obidike82 As for Imo and Ebony they are not the same, so should not copy each other.

[@ernestchiboy3473]

All this things were done by only Igbo people and someone from the west and north will be competing with Igbo people. Small nyash the shake.

[@sochimadavid6750]

Where's everyone? The Roads looks lonely

[@cheekerscustard2869]

Mini rapture took place

[@SamuelRex]

Gone to make more money?

[@akpowarri3504]

Nigeria is not as populated and overcrowded as the international community believe. Outside of a few of the more commercial cities like Lagos and maybe Kano, where everyone goes, Nigeria is sparsely inhabited. Some of our terrorism problems may be related to this. People from outside Nigeria can migrate into Nigeria en mass, set up communities in vast empty spaces and our government and people would be none the wiser.

[@aaetv1872]

The earlier places he showed are residential area of the wealth people in Owerri

[@chigozieosuoha7189]

The city has commercial and residential area.

[@Live_IT_]

It’s believable

[@odogwutesmanodogwu5447]

Cute

[@techtactics788]

Why still building open gutters? Tired of Nigeria man 😢

[@mariolawilkosz180]

😊🖐️👍❤️❤️🌍

[@mikethompson2934]

Litters by the road sides what a disgrace, poor quality road

[@edidyable]

My God, why is owerri so dirty. Beautiful houses but dirty environment.

[@mikethompson2934]

Sand is almost taking over the roads and lack of road maintenance shame

[@mikethompson2934]

Bad roads, too much pot holes

[@raphduru9787]

They need to bring back Okorocha's son in law, Nwosu, as Governor,to complete his beautiful job

[@iykeukpabi1508]

It's about time you people stop this stupid thinking of everything good in Nigeria being in Lagos.What is special about that dirty Lagos?

[@LasGNas]

Owerri is an unplanned glorified village littered with dilapidated roads and filthy environment. There's no decent development in imo state that's why most imo indigenes prefer to live in Onitsha, Enugu and Awka

[@emmanuelalariobi7810]

And who told you Awka,Enugu and Onitsha indigenes are not in Owerri

[@gsupport5264]

@@emmanuelalariobi7810 Don't mind that bitter soul, he's one of the enemies of Igbo unity. He doesn't deserve a reply. He has been making this same comment over and over again.

[@christianfoxx-o6z]

I bet you your Erosion Anambra is not anywhere close to imo state?

[@LasGNas]

@@emmanuelalariobi7810 Owerri is a slum

[@LasGNas]

@@christianfoxx-o6z imo state is a cursed useless worthless shithole state ravaged by poverty, erosion, dilapidated roads, filthy environment, ipob terr0rists, kidnappers, etc, that’s why most imo indigenes prefer to live in Onitsha and Awka. Anambra is the America of ndi imo state

[@mikethompson2934]

Too much roadside dirts, I don't know what you are proud of