pacespot:


As long as Nigeria remains in the hands of those cattle rearers up North, the Nigerian govt will never value their people just like those people value their cows more than human lives.

That is why you should join other sensible Nigerians in liberating this country from its evil rulers by supporting ObiDatti ticket in this coming election.

occfx:


Are you insinuating that zoo does not value life and property.

habsydiamond:
Canada is a country I will love to live in when I port from this country... this is an example of a country that values the lives and properties of her citizens unlike here.. I no say anything.

micflo28:
OP instead of showing us pictures, help three people to relocate from here...

rickleye:


Just a reminder that someone called Bill always finds where you live and Taxes you cannot avoid.

4rdactive:
Vote for PETER OBI so Nigeria will be like Canada

donestk:
I still wonder why the second largest country in the world has only 38 million people.

Seem like a wildernesses

Spanishmilf:
more than enough sef

naijamanyoutube:
Photos sent to me by my sister. It's winter now in Canada.

ImperialYoruba:
OP,
This is the fake life you guys portray to mislead innocent people.

In that Canada, when snow is on ground and temperature is freezing, do people get a holiday, or do they still go out everyday and stand out waiting for bus to go to work? When they get to the work, how many hours they must work and what break is inbetween? Are they on feet all day, or lounging on a couch watching tv? After work do they return to the bus station and wait some more in the terrible cold to ride bus home?

Tell people things on the ugly side, give them revelation.

You went fishing, but did you not have to buy license to fish? Are you not restricted in the size of fish you can take home?

Infact, did you not pay for a seat on the fishing trip?

Una go come online beging oppress with pictures and misleading people doing good in Nigeria to abandon their well being and go start sufferhead in Canada.

Nigerians, wake up! Abroad is not for everyone. Some of you are doing well in Nigeria compared with a lot of our people abroad. Think well and dont be lured to sell property and abandon business here so you can start living in snow country. Oyinbo go use you like slave to improve his society, and all you get in return is just that, living in snow.

4rdactive:
Vote for PETER OBI so Nigeria will be like Canada

Yankee101:
Post the snow too make dem see true situation

NaijaGoingMaple:
Freezing cold here at -35 degrees Celsius. Outside our apartment.

internationalman:
The only picture of Nigeria we have is aerial view.

We dare not take the camera down to Nigeria streets.

But how do these Oyinbo manage to make all these building straight in the same line and structurally alike in a particular street.

Secondly there's no difference between their floors in their living room and the floors in the streets.. Everywhere is so damn clean.

RichAbujaGuy:
Nice pics op and thanks for sharing with NL.

We always hear about sane countries but I noticed this recent news from a so-called sane country didn't get any traction on this forum. I searched but couldn't find any pics of the young suspects with no home training at all.

8 teenage girls charged with second-degree murder after man fatally stabbed in Toronto

Eight teenage girls, some as young as 13 years old, have been charged in connection with a "swarming" attack in downtown Toronto that left a man dead on Sunday.

https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/8-teenage-girls-charged-with-second-degree-murder-after-man-fatally-stabbed-in-toronto-1.6202695

folake4u:
Anytime I see Op, I'm always reminded of Femi Kuti.

WhatCanIsay:



Lol my man wey prepare something and happily titled it "food"

I hope you are improving in the culinary department? Hope to see something you cook one of these days.

revoso:
Oga o

lexy2014:
This man, you don reach here? Mehn...must tell you, you taking advantage of every second of your life. Only very few Africans and some whites get to explore the world the way you do. Kudos

internationalman:
The only picture of Nigeria we have is aerial view.

We dare not take the camera down to Nigeria streets.

But how do these Oyinbo manage to make all these building straight in the same line and structurally alike in a particular street.

Secondly there's no difference between their floors in their living room and the floors in the streets.. Everywhere is so damn clean.

GboyegaD:
No picture of our favorite Tim Hortons. Oga, go back and complete your trip.

77up:
As if he knew where airport dey, we die here together

naijamanyoutube:
Snow storm in Ottawa! As una dey enjoy the photos, I will keep bringing more photos.

Make sure to leave a comment so I know say una dey gbadun am.

Jakumo:
An excellent pictorial tour of Ottawa, OP. Some friends with whom I was staying in nearby Gatineau took me around on a city sightseeing tour. These are just beautiful pictures. I was there in December 2017 walking around the downtown area near the Houses of Parliament which bears a striking resemblance to the UK houses of parliament in Westminster.

There is this crazy black guy that wears a cowboy hat and drives around in a vehicle that is decorated like a frigging Xmas tree with all manner of weird sculptures adorning the bodywork. Any day that the weather is good in Ottawa, that guy is a well-known fixture of the city and is seen cruising around acknowledging the thumbs-up that people give him as he passes by.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgPfWK20h3I

Man, I love Canada. Barely any racism of the sort that is routine in the USA, and THE most beautiful countryside on this entire planet. The drive from Montreal to Gatineau was one memory that I will cherish forever. The highways pass through mile upon mile of picture postcard pristine woodland wilderness and farmland against the backdrop of a horizon that is simply vast in scale.

Embarking on that 4-hour drive westbound from Montreal to Ottawa, we accidentally took the single-lane Highway 148 that runs parallel to the mighty Ottawa River along its north shore. Far more leisurely was the return trip eastbound from Ottawa to Montreal along the south shore of the river, but this time selecting the majestic 5-lane Highway 17. Set the SUV's cruise control and relaxed to some smooth jazz as the Canadian rural countryside glided past our windows in all its serene majesty. Never saw a police cruiser one single time along both of those highways, to my utter amazement, knowing how many highway patrol cars are typically spotted when driving along the USA's freeway system in any given state.