What Life Is Like Growing Up And Living In One Of Africa's Largest Slum on Water || Elomo Carol

[@ezenwachristopher6594]

I love you so much carol,your voice over is so soothing,it is as clear as a crystal.Just know that you are already a part of us ,the Europeans did a bad thing in separating southern Cameroon from Nigeria.My wish is for you to get married to an hardworking well oriented Nigerian that would shower you with love and care that you truly deserve

[@elomocaroltv]

Awwwww thank you so much and Amen🙏

[@esthergrace6466]

Interesting to have traffic in the water! The little children doing the canoeing 🛶 is interesting. It’s kinda like seeing little boys in cars on the road.

[@elomocaroltv]

Exactly, you get the memo.

[@BaronCapital-lt5oz]

You have done it again, African Queeen. Big up and more grease to your elbow.

[@elomocaroltv]

Awww thank you so much.

[@gongagong]

Just like Venice!

[@elomocaroltv]

Yeah

[@adeseghaolusegun3513]

A comprehensive video next trip please

[@elomocaroltv]

🙏

[@mudlanetv4766]

This place even get school and market

[@elomocaroltv]

I'm telling you oh.

[@paschalchinedu6714]

I know lots of people at Makoko. Once i was going to visit a family on the waters. I packed my car on land and when they paddled me in canoe to the place, i was to climb a stick to get up to the house and while climbing what happened? I slipped and fell straight into the water. Other canoes quickly came to my rescue and they felt sorry for me. They didnt know i was actually enjoying the whole experience and the family was immensely grateful that i sacrificed so much to come and see them. I have many more stories on Makoko but will be too many for this forum.

[@elomocaroltv]

Omg, you fell into that water? Eiya, so sorry. I can imagine how you were seeing all the things like a major entertainment.

[@emmanuelayodele7901]

I don't think those guys can have malaria anymore.

[@elomocaroltv]

😂😂😂 their systems are immune to malaria at this point abi.

[@emmanuelayodele7901]

@@elomocaroltv I swear.u have started using abi too? Ha! You don turn Yoruba I beg.

[@elomocaroltv]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alphonseonye3009]

I've been watching your Nigerian videos. Nice that you can explore places of interest. I was in Cameroon for 16 years, and I hope to visit once more to see some of the changes that have taken place since I left

[@pointspay4it281]

Not really much has changed that’s if you lived in the NW or SW region 😂

[@elomocaroltv]

You should, alot has changed in the South West and North West Regions since the begining of the crisis.

[@elomocaroltv]

Instead? The crisis has changed alot of things in this regions.

[@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186]

Elomo, nice one. I wish it was possible for you to explore other states. I would have said you should visit a place in OYO state called IGBO ORA. It's a place that when you are looking at everyone there you will think you are seeing double. It's recognised as the twin capital of the world because everybody living in that community is a TWIN. Crazy right? 😂😂😂😂

[@elomocaroltv]

😳😳😳😂 this sounds interesting and funny at thesame time. I will sure love to visit it.

[@MissTiana1]

I love this video .thanks baby ❤❤ 10:42

[@elomocaroltv]

Your welcome🤗

[@tundenordi2022]

Yes, they should develop Makoko like Sicily. No one should contemplate demolishing the settlement, that would be insensitive and inhumane.

[@elomocaroltv]

🙏

[@Silver-l5x]

Literally everyone that visits Lagos would wanna go to makoko Lagos state govt should put infrastructure there and turn it into a tourist destination Since everyone wanna go there 👀

[@elomocaroltv]

Yeah it's an interesting touristic site

[@MissTiana1]

This is beautiful baby ❤❤

[@elomocaroltv]

Thank you🤗

[@collinsmotialobelobe9575]

Carol you are not giving us content, we are highly wetting to see more of your trip in Nigeria.

[@elomocaroltv]

🙏 if only i could edit more faster.

[@AnnorPatience]

Is there any movement by night there?

[@elomocaroltv]

I guess so

[@segunhudu260]

These people are not indigenous Nigerian. They migrated from Benin republic and Togo to Nigeria.

[@elomocaroltv]

So i read.

[@PerimentahSolange-fl9ie]

Jesus , people are going through a lot in this life.

[@elomocaroltv]

You can say that again, a whole lot.

[@MissTiana1]

Did u Guy's pay any money to the chief son for visiting or before leaving?.

[@elomocaroltv]

No we didn't oh.

[@okpalakujohnpaul8937]

Did you pay any money to the chief son?

[@elomocaroltv]

No we didn't.

[@russelstephan6342]

Una don turn poor people to tourist center. I dont know why everyone goes their to film.

[@elomocaroltv]

People are usually amazed to see how they cope there.

[@Lari-p7j]

see your mentality? They are poor but it's fascinating to see people do everything on the water. Have you experienced it before? until you go there,.

[@usher8329]

With out Nigeria all these so call content creators don't have anything to show on there useless channels

[@dontjustpeek]

😂😂😂😂😂😂Funny you, you are the one who see view them suffering, the people dont see themselves suffering. if you take them to land they wont even stay because their lives depend on water. You should have asked them that " if given the opportunity to live on land will they go or choose to live here"? I bet u, 90% of them will prefer to live here on water than on land.

[@elomocaroltv]

Maybe that's because they have no choice.

[@onyekaezenwa2333]

​@@elomocaroltvthey have choices dear

[@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186]

Elomo, they have choices oo. I remember when the then Lagos governor Fashola was thinking of relocating them, my sister they refused to go anywhere. We have a saying here that "disease no dey kill black man" Makoko residents are living proof of this saying.

[@elomocaroltv]

@onyekaezenwa2333 then they must really be loving it there

[@elomocaroltv]

@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186 oh wow, maybe it's the fear of starting over for them.