naijaking1:

The general Nigerian attitude to problems vs the problems themselves, I don't know which is worse.
Somebody tells you, hie, you have a piece of leaf hanging from your teeth since yesterday, instead of thanking him for reflecting the obvious, we spend a huge amount of time, energy, and even money attacking the person. First, we attack the way he reminded us that our tooth is dirty, then launch an attack on him and possibly his family too, finally, we disagree with the manner he spoke. We do everything but pull the dirty leaf from our teeth, rinse our mouth, and correct the problem. Subsequently, the leaf continues to decay, rotten and possibly subject us to disease as we spent energy in the wrong direction.
If it takes a whiteman, a foreigner, or an alien to remark that our town planning efforts are actaully detrimental to our own very existence by way of not having enough greenery to absord carbon dioxide, release oxygen, check erosion, and reduce the impact of thunder storms, then so be it.
It's possibly only in Nigeria that government official routinely ignore environmental impact of trees, vegetation, and other ecological enhancements. Thank a whiteman for bringing this up.

Choco5:

You are a naijaking? Why not thank a whiteman for giving you life and the air you breath, you goon?

4 Play:

The guy exaggerated a bit but Nigerians always love to throw a tantrum when our beloved cities are shown up for what they really are . . . . sh*tholes.

Very few[b] foreigners from developed nations[/b] will visit Lagos and not come back with a very negative impression. The sooner we accept reality, the better.

naijaking1:

The whole issue of desert encroachment would have been improved if only our policy makers would take just one credit hour of ecology. Not just the whiteman, but anybody flying from America or Europe would immediately notice the man-made desert we're creating all around Nigerian cities in the name of development. Even Abuja, with it's purported modern planning looks bad from the air and much worse when you land.

Tsiya:

There is nothing wrong with what he said in that video. We are just boiling over nothing. If that is not classical Lagos view then what would that have been

Jaybee2412:

If he doesn't love the place, let him go back to his choked concrete jungle. This is Lagos, pure natural and smog free beautiful city.

Jaybee2412:

If he doesn't love the place, let him go back to his choked concrete jungle. This is Lagos, pure natural and[b] smog free [/b]beautiful city.

bodsibobo:

Foolish man, oloriburuku omo ale

so when the pilot and the cabin crew tell the passengers to switch of all electronic devises until after landing and the aircraft comes to a stop, he's busy filming from his phone or whatever. If na black man do that now they'll say he's jeopardizing the lives of other passengers!

The guy should be arrested and given the 'terrorist's treatment'