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insidelife22:
my own is make bandits no reach here o

buygala:
Wuse 2 wey I see Ejiro my then girlfriend with one Alhaji inside one clean Lexus LS on 19th April 2019


Anytime I pass or what about Wuse 2, my heart is broken afresh


Alhaji Danlami Inusa why...why...why?

Ttipsy:
When will Nigeria cities have DOWNTOWNS the authorities ??

What we currently have now r just urban error with Ppigggs representing lager populations

Dokitto001:
Nigeria is so underdeveloped.
When i see pictures and videos of what Nigerians call "modern" or "developed" i just laugh.

Why can't cities like Abuja build roads with side walk?
What's wrong with Nigerians? Don't they travel outside and see how cities are planned and built?

Go to Rwanda or even Ivory Coast and call abuja or Lagos modern" again when you come back

Dokitto001:
Nigeria is so underdeveloped.
When i see pictures and videos of what Nigerians call "modern" or "developed" i just laugh.

Why can't cities like Abuja build roads with side walk?
What's wrong with Nigerians? Don't they travel outside and see how cities are planned and built?

Go to Rwanda or even Ivory Coast and call abuja or Lagos modern" again when you come back

funkyqz:
Interesting. Quite clean and organized.

Love800:
What is the meaning of downtown.

A sincere question please.

Ttipsy:
google can answer your dumb question

Mumusaphire:
Don’t show this on social media. Wike will soon go demolish it.

IyaTola:
This place is very expensive to get an accommodation and office apartment

insidelife22:
my own is make bandits no reach here o

tiswell:
Abuja is overrated
There are lots of cities and capitals in Africa far better.

SonOfWords:
Have you recently visited or lived in Abuja before? How many African capital cities have you been to?

Bizibi:
Nigeria has really changed,an apartment used to be 12m in 2013 and 20m in 2016. Now that same apartment is going for 400m.

I missed some good opportunities then.

tiswell:
I won't answer any of those questions

Dokitto001:
Nigeria is so underdeveloped.
When i see pictures and videos of what Nigerians call "modern" or "developed" i just laugh.

Go to Rwanda or even Ivory Coast and call abuja or Lagos modern" again when you come back

Why can't cities like Abuja build roads with side walk?
What's wrong with Nigerians? Don't they travel outside and see how cities are planned and built?

SonOfWords:
Bandits cannot make it into CBD and other central commercial areas.

Outside Kaduna central, Abuja is arguably the most militarized city in Nigeria. Majority of the reported kidnap cases happen in the suburbs and satellite villages.

Worst case scenario, you'll have isolated cases of theft and one-chance robbers, but even those are almost always apprehended by security operatives.

YoshihideSuga:
Your last statement isn't entirely true as many have complained about the incessant one chance attacks throughout the city. The perpetrators never get caught. If they are caught, they get released as seen recently where a man was stabbed to death and his iPhone 16 was stolen.

Being militarised has nothing to do with safety. Kaduna is a hotbed for so-called bandits. The NDA was invaded and soldiers were killed. You overrate the Nigerian military.

tiswell:
Abuja is overrated
There are lots of cities and capitals in Africa far better.

IyaTola:
There are no misses only lessons.

Helinuse:
The kind of places Nigerians present as their A-rated areas.

They won't even compete with a ghetto in downtown Arizona
They won't even compare to the suburbs of a second-class city in Algeria.

InvertedHammer:
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Cut them a slack. It is a 5th World country run on generators. They will brag about anything. Even an overpass is a big deal. Common road construction is greeted with huge fanfare. Perhaps it is the audacity to post this as the busiest business district that's shocking.

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Helinuse:
The kind of places Nigerians present as their A-rated areas.

They won't even compete with a ghetto in downtown Arizona
They won't even compare to the suburbs of a second-class city in Algeria.

YoshihideSuga:
Your last statement isn't entirely true as many have complained about the incessant one chance attacks throughout the city. The perpetrators never get caught. If they are caught, they get released as seen recently where a man was stabbed to death and his iPhone 16 was stolen.

Being militarised has nothing to do with safety. Kaduna is a hotbed for so-called bandits. The NDA was invaded and soldiers were killed. You overrate the Nigerian military.

dreamxhaser:
That place is not even the a rated area, there are more beautiful places by far.

Goodnessnw:
Come and beat me for posting this as the busiest business district in abuja

dreamxhaser:
That place is not even the a rated area, there are more beautiful places by far.

Helinuse:
Name just one A-rated area for me in Nigeria?
Just one.

I bet you, what ever you will name, will not be able to compete with a 3rd class city in North Africa, or the ghetto of a ghetto in Europe.

You see Eko city ba,
That one is what an average ghetto living person in the US will reject as a place less than the ghetto of a ghetto.


The only places in Nigeria that can boldly compete with the world in beauty, are the places that man didn’t build, but partnered with nature to build. Eg. Tinapa Calabar and the mountains of Taraba (lush greenery), the Oasis of Yobe (desert formation), etc.

Notice that those are places that nature built itself?

But all those ghettos that you guys call high class, is really funny

dreamxhaser:
Actually! Eco Atlantic is a very beautiful city, the issue is that it is not completed yet and taking too long. Tinubu as a Lagos boy should use his influence as the president to fast track the development of that place.

As for Abuja, most high posh residential areas are better than that wuse place by far.

Also residential aside, the abuja cbd is a better and more beautiful business district.

The multi-million dollar redevelopment of jabi lake waterfront and recreational park into a premium tourism destination by the present administration will also count as it will be completed this year end or so i heard.

Goodnessnw:
Welcome to Abuja, Nigeria’s modern capital city!

In this raw and unfiltered 4K walking tour, we explore Wuse 2, one of Abuja’s busiest commercial districts and a major hub for business, nightlife, entertainment, restaurants, shopping, and everyday city life.

ABUJA’S BUSIEST COMMERCIAL DISTRICT! Raw & Unfiltered 4K Walking Tour

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Join me as we walk through Aminu Kano Crescent, Banex Plaza, and Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent, showcasing the streets, businesses, residential areas, and the vibrant atmosphere that make Wuse 2 one of the most active parts of Abuja.