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I used to see how proud Indians in Nigeria behaved. They generally acted like they’re above the locals. Nigerians, especially women loved their Zeeworld. Add to the fact they also owned lots of companies in Nigeria and treated their workers badly. All helped them to sustain their haughty behavior towards ordinary Nigerians.

When I landed in India, the airport was good. However on getting towards my hotel, I began to sense that all was not well. I could literally feel I was being driven into Mushin type of neighborhood. Immediately I alighted from the uber, beggars thronged around me. Women carrying babies and yelling “Baba help me” “Baba help me”. This couldn’t be the sane India whose people behaved like lords in my country.

I was in New Delhi, the capital of India. Their own Abuja! Then it hit me that this country is perhaps no better than Nigeria. So, I decided to go on a tour of their railways, boarding both their modern and old trains, then again I wondered if it were any better than what we have in Nigeria.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8HsH2oGl60?si=8QDRjm3p1ZiBjFjG

I don’t want to sound biased in anyway, so I have posted the video of India’s new and old trains.

Complete the story. La click, la…

meobizy:
Complete the story. La click, la…

Lol, I saw the situation in India and felt like Nigeria still get hope😂

The Indians in Nigeria are not the average Indian. They most have money and own factories and businesses. Of course they will behave elite in Nigeria. Even yahoo boy that hit 10m naira for example does not behave normal to people that were once his level

Asianplug:
I don’t want to sound biased in anyway, so I have posted the video of India’s new and old trains.

You do sound biased! You showed Indian train, and to be sincere, that long one with open doors reminded me of molue in Lagos, but what you failed to show is how efficiently they run or don't, and how many people they move a day, and you disregarded how clean the stations are, and we just about noticed the fan above your head that made it seem you were waiting in the first class section of the station though I bet you weren't.

Basically, I am accusing you of not sufficiently educating me about the railway system in India, and you haven't posted anything about railway in Nigeria so I can compare.

I'm not going to hold it against you though, because its not like you had a huge production budget, and I know you will one day grow this into something to be admired.

Personally, and as far as railways go, Nigeria hasn't yet begun to get where India currently is.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcA0ksFF4Ck?si=1nvAD9ZthiWAp8nr


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMulctiLY60?si=Cbtidgb0q8YyGPLf

budaatum:
You do sound biased! You showed Indian train, and to be sincere, that long one with open doors reminded me of molue in Lagos, but what you failed to show is how efficiently they run or don't, and how many people they move a day, and you disregarded how clean the stations are, and we just about noticed the fan above your head that made it seem you were waiting in the first class section of the station though I bet you weren't.

Basically, I am accusing you of not sufficiently educating me about the railway system in India, and you haven't posted anything about railway in Nigeria so I can compare.

I'm not going to hold it against you though, because its not like you had a huge production budget, and I know you will one day grow this into something to be admired.

Personally, and as far as railways go, Nigeria hasn't yet begun to get where India currently is.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcA0ksFF4Ck?si=1nvAD9ZthiWAp8nr


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMulctiLY60?si=Cbtidgb0q8YyGPLf

Thanks brother. I’m still in Asia, covering some countries there but I will definitely cover Nigerian railways once I return to Nigeria.

Please follow my channel and help me to share. I’m planning on merging the distance between Nigeria/Africa with Asia by showing what obtains in both soon.

ednut1:
The Indians in Nigeria are not the average Indian. They most have money and own factories and businesses. Of course they will behave elite in Nigeria. Even yahoo boy that hit 10m naira for example does not behave normal to people that were once his level

You made a point 💯

Asianplug:
Thanks brother. I’m still in Asia, covering some countries there but I will definitely cover Nigerian railways once I return to Nigeria.

Please follow my channel and help me to share. I’m planning on merging the distance between Nigeria/Africa with Asia by showing what obtains in both soon.

Show panoramas please. That view you were looking at from the train will inform more as I've never been to Asia.

budaatum:
Show panoramas please. That view you were looking at from the train will inform more as I've never been to Asia.

I will in subsequent videos. Meanwhile, these are some street views of India’s capital😂

Crowded suburbs of New Delhi, India 🇮🇳 #paharganj #newdelhirailwaystation
https://youtube.com/shorts/vQzMZyZTNEU?feature=share

ednut1:
The Indians in Nigeria are not the average Indian. They most have money and own factories and businesses. Of course they will behave elite in Nigeria. Even yahoo boy that hit 10m naira for example does not behave normal to people that were once his level

Correct. This applies to those in East Africa as well. It seems the recent Indians in Canada have spoilt the image of Indians overseas. Usually, they tend to be top-class. See wetin open leg policy don cause.

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More info about those trains.