https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXnAIi7OYyw&t=

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO1YHP3ngtw

Cutehector:
I love Tanzania , would also like to visit Zanzibar.

Yes of course - i will upload the videos as I visit the places and make them - cheers

I have finally made it to east Africa and so far so good I am loving the peace in the Haven of peace

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nZPHZC1H7I

It's hard to celebrate when all around you reminds you of how broken you and your situation are but I choose #gratitude because today we still live to fight for tomorrow. To give the future generations maybe hope of a new #nigeria

#nigeriaat60 #wobinichzuhause #IndependenceDay


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0C7cIp5EVjA

Ich gebe jeden tag mein bestes und falls es nicht genung ist versuche ich nochmal. Nur wenn man oft genug übt klappt es .
Und nein ich bin kein freund von Grammatik :-)

Albertone:
I can only imagine how fluent your german is.

I wish we could exchange the German speaking part of our brains

so how many people have been here or intend to go? If you live around and haven't been what are your reasons?

Today Sunday my tour guide at Erin Ijesha is telling us the story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wFabcDPQ0k

been to 4 out of 5 here is an over view of two of the mentioned places
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLbjlr6AAlk

IcemanP:
nice

thanks for the feedback

Kenny thank you so much for your feedback. You are right we already have such a huge movie industry in Nigeria I wonder why they don't shoot movies outdoor in such locations. Maybe because they don't have the storyline for it.

kenny714433:
I watched till the end. Quite adventurous and thrilling. Everything, both the commentary and the site is very beautiful.


I wonder why our Nollywood don't shoot some crazy adventures movies in such locations.
I would love to go on similar adventures with you ma'am.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLbjlr6AAlk

Cousin9999:
I don't know if people are actively doing it, but if you have construction knowledge, resources, and know how to make things happen in Nigeria, you can eat well from building cheap and doing airbnb.

building the cheap ? what happened the last time a building collapsed? what were the causalities involved? Whilst you are right about Airbnb - security, value and service level including safety of the structure in question should be one of the major things to consider before venturing into such a business

meobizy:
This woman who never writes articles again?

lol I will at some point oh abeg. My multitasking is not that advance yet abeg

Hey enjoy your trip. I was in uyo last year i loved it. Here is my playlist on things you can do in Abuja
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLafFJOEITCSxOflT-HhWvavr8X45wqaQd

I always wanted to learn Spanish but till today I don't speak more than a few words of Spanish. I have however learnt to speak German. I remember back in 2004 when I first arrived Nurnberg I couldn't understand why they didn't speak English. Its funny how I somehow thought that all white people should be able to speak and understand English.

At first I didn't want to learn the language but I soon figured out that If I didn't want to give up my freedom of being able to speak for myself and represent myself I needed to learn the language. People often ask how long it took me to learn German, It wasn't until 2010 when I was watching an English movie where someone suddenly spoke German and I understood everything that I realized that I could totally comprehend the language.

What worked for me ? I listened a lot at the beginning, I spent my time mostly with German speakers. I did 3 Language courses - the first for 4 months, and the other two for a month each. From 2011 till date my work language is German.

I am still far from perfect but I enjoy connecting with other German speakers at home and abroad.

Wow thanks for sharing I will be sure to check it out next time. I actually made a video about transportation in Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kc9g9ReowU&t=

Firstly Obudu does not look like Europe. It looks like Nigeria with appropriate infrastructure needed to explore such a location. I do however agree with you that somehow we are hoping as Nigerian's that other people will come and visit our locations for us and suddenly they would be hyped and popular. Unfortunately it doesn't work that way. The domestic interest and consumption must be established in Country first, especially in the case of Nigeria as we have a lot of issues that make Nigeria less attractive for outsiders. Here is my review of the Ranch I visited last year in December -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXdPMD6vmKU&t=

Haha its hard to mistake the pictures above for any of the cities you mentioned but i must say I was happy when I heard we now have a light rail but here is my review of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l6mY4LooWg&t=

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWCF7cgXDiI

OPAA6:
The only good hotel I know is premier hotel
And is damn expensive

in what state/ city?

Cousin9999:
Airbnb.

Since that's so lucrative, you can practically rent a mansion for nothing.

airbnb is a good option but when I searched for places to stay in Lagos it was very easy to see which ones actually got their friends to write reviews for them so that you immediately knew something must be odd about the property, I eventually stayed in one in Ikoyi and it was okay

dingbang:
To me, Nigerian hotel owners dont know hotel business at all. You get to find 5-7k hotels, their rooms especially bathrooms irritating.

unfortunately it would seem that in the budget range most people think if you aren't sleeping on the floor you should be grateful

After staying in 17 hotels across Nigeria here is my review on budget hotels in Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYW_ms3ewuY&t=

okay cool - let me know what your experience is when you visit