Hearted Youtube comments on Стивен Ндукву (@StevenNdukwu) channel.

  1. 🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭, I don't know what to say, I'm poor in America, but this hurts on a whole another level. I'm sorry my brothers and sistas, I'm sorry. I wish I could end poverty for us ❤️💛💚✊🏾🖤 stay strong a change is coming!!!
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  2. As a Nigerian who was born & raised out of Nigeria and currently in China, i feel realy sad on how other countries governments do their best to provide the most comfortable life to its people, while our governments fail to provide the most basic needs for its people. May God gives me the ability to help myself first, and my people as well. I wouldn't mind to work with any honest Nigerian who's willing to get Products from China. Hope to see Nigeria in way better conditions. Thanks Steven, for this wonderful Video ❤
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  3. As a child I loved visiting these places with my parents, I remember playing games at the games arcade in Tinapa, visiting the museum, reading at the beautiful library. Calabar also had the best public transport system in NIGERIA; it was called “metro blue” buses and very beautiful looking taxis. EbonyLife was once broadcasting from Calabar and the movie “Half of a Yellow Sun” featuring the award winning Chiwetel Ejiofor was shot in Tinapa and Calabar. When Calabar was at its peak it was a crime to litter the streets and you would get arrested if you did, it was clean and green and ahead of it’s time. Now, we weep for the state.
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  4. Thanks for showing our beautiful country
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  5. Videos like this is definitely a proof that we should be appreciative and do more for those less fortunate
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  6. What I’ve noticed about most Moroccans is that they tend to be polite even when they disagree. I was particularly impressed by how they consistently said “thank you” and “please” while pointing out Steve’s omission of the Sahara from the Moroccan map.
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  7. As a Zimbabwean, I am proud to see this type of success on US Africans. You really make us believe that ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. Well done brother. It is achievable
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  8. As a South African 🇿🇦 I’m so so sad 😭 to see such African beauty being abandoned. Politicians are the real devils in this world. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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  9. I prefer to be rich in Africa while working for foreign companies. Living like a King.. The goal for anyone, is to become wealthy, go on vacations. Not living averagely and sleeping in snow, lol Well done, Stephen
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  10. There's nothing like self-made There's always someone helping them No one can make it alone
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  11. We as africans need to start visiting other african countries jus look at this beauty love from rwanda😭🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼
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  12. For real, Steven is providing the most comprehensive and photogenic overview of Namibia on Youtube. We can see a lot of hard work has gone in to his videos
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  13. The area between Johannesburg city and Pretoria is a world unto itself.
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  14. Fun Fact; Namibia has the best road network in Africa
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  15. The YouTubers on the African continent are doing really good job showcasing the beautiful parts of Africa on the South Sahara side. This, the CNN and BBC don't show the world, they choose to always showing villages or undeveloped areas. Great job guys, Bravo!🤓👍
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  16. I miss Kumba, my second home
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  17. Some people think Nigeria is ONLY LAGOS…. But forget we have cities in Nigeria which are more beautiful than Lagos and Abuja that you have Never heard about.
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  18. The segment about Gorrey Island and the "Door of no return" just made me COMPLETELY LOSE IT😭😭😭😭😭😭 .That my fore-fathers might have walked through that accursed door NEVER to return,is too unbearable to fathom...
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  19. I'm a Kenyan and after watching this i feel motivated to work more hard to be at the top of the pinnacle
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  20. Why is Zimbabwe so misrepresented? These top five richest neighborhoods look nicer than most of our top five in Nairobi (personal opinion). The city of Harare too looks the same or even better than Nairobi CBD. Again, looks can be deceiving but my perception is that Harare is one nice city.
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  21. She's the reason i registered my business and started my farming business in 2017 she's been doing so well for herself and people that listing, reads or watching her. She usually say with persistent and patience you will get to your dream land. I remember in one of her interview she said for a whole year she only managed to sell a set of furniture but she still believe in herself and her dream, now the results of hardworking is coming in for her gradually. I am super proud of her and I wish her more success in every areas of life. She's a blessing to Nigeria and Africa at large
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  22. Shout out to South Africa 🇿🇦 for standing up for Palestine 🇵🇸! I will visit one day!
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  23. We need more of this instead of fighting each other!!! Good job, bro!! More to come. Warm wishes all the way from Nigeria.
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  24. This is definitely NOT the Africa the Western news media likes to show. Glad to see that parts of Ivory Coast is doing really well and that Abidjan is a functional city.
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  25. I'm from India, but my grandfather worked here and my mother grew up in this very city as well. They used to tell me a lot about this city and their amazing colleagues and its fascinating culture. Hope I can visit this country soon. Love from India!
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  26. I’m half Ivorian and Nigerian and Ivory Coast is everything
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  27. Rwanda 🇷🇼 is really clean and greener. Nature at its finest! Much love from Namibia 🇳🇦
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  28. You should also tour Pretoria . Extremely underrated city
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  29. 12 million dollars?Let me sign a cheque for you!
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  30. Akon you can do it🙏🔥
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  31. When I lived in South Africa in my teens, it inspired me to design and build my magnificent futuristic villa in Nairobi Kenya later on.
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  32. It's not a waste of money. They don't build them for financial gains but a country-home where they retire to. It's a place they call home. It's an Igbo heritage. Family gather together for ceremonies and merriment or get-together. The Villages will end up becoming cities someday
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  33. South Africans don’t realise how blessed we are to have affordable quality properties and affordable credit facilities/ mortgages . I was shocked to find out other African countries buy properties cash 😭
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  34. Intelligent presentation. She is indeed a sale machine. Could deliver anything. Nice one 👍🏾
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  35. Well done to Zim, the Zimbabwean builders are the best I see them here in SA...
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  36. Cape Town is a place everyone should visit. It’s so beautiful and almost unbelievable. Trust me, it’ll be worth your time and money ❤
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  37. It is clear to me that Ghana will be the most developed country in ECOWAS. This, combined with stable political environment will mean Ghana will be the top regional power of West Africa. The systems and services are coming together well and will be top notch soon(e.g. government services are getting digitized and will be easier for the average person to be served and have an accurate record of everything) Ghana in 2030 will be much different, get in while you can Diaspora or be left behind!
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  38. As a South African i will encourage us as Africans to immigrate to Rwanda in large numbers so we can help them in building the economy further
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  39. Great video ! You defo should have checked out cantonments! Up there as one of the most expensive areas.
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  40. This opened my eyes on Africa, specially Nairobi, Kenya...a great place!
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  41. This guy Steven Ndukwu, his standard of reporting is more professional than National Geographic Channel 👍👍👍
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  42. As a Nigerian who lives in Canada, i hope to move to Ghana in the near future. Ghana is just too beautiful and peaceful
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  43. I love the passion in Siji's voice. That alone buys me... The attention to detail and will to give the best is impressive. He surely will deliver on everything he does, not like what we see nowadays (stupidly expensive overhyped houses with very basic fittings, and this generic floor tiles they all use). They should come and learn from SUJIMOTO. ❤️
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  44. Something more unique about Namibia is its people. You can say the whole of Africa is represented by Namibian people. We got our own Masai in the Himba people, while the Aavambo from northern Namibia represents Lingala-speaking tribes of Congo with language similarities observed. Tanzania and the proud people of the great lakes are identified in the cattle-rich Ovaherero people. Hadza tribes of the Eyasai Valley below the great mountains of Tanzania can be seen in the Kwe tribes (Kalahari Area, southern Namibia) with their similar click-laden dialect and their instinctive hunter-gatherer background. Not forgetting the close ties between the Ovimbundu or the Tcimbundu people living both in Angola and Namibia. The Sotho lineage is found amongst the southern Batswana tribe who makes up the Namibian tribes. Semi Bantu people, the Damara from whom the current president originates, whose countenance and demeanor can easily be confused with that of a Zulu or a Xhosa from South AFRICA. Silozi speaking tribes of the northeastern strip have relatives in ZAMBIA....................SO everyone welcome home!
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  45. The problem isn't whether the cars are manufactured or assembled, it's a marketing issue. Most African markets are simply not mature or rubust enough to support the manufacturing of all the components need to construct a car. Just like with computers, most car brands actually purchase OEM parts and components to build their product. This is true in Europe, Asia and the Americas. The only thing these companies need to say is "We source all our materials from world class manufactures to assemble the safest, fully featured vehicles, whilst maintaining an affordable price point".
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  46. Big up to South Africa Architects .,they've made Africa proud
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  47. This is actually one of the most beautiful place in Nigeria tho the facilities looks dilapidated I still manage to see the beauty of this place love from Cameroon 🇨🇲
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  48. Great working with you brother. Danko 🇿🇦
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  49. “Luxury is the only cure for stress” Just watching this video helped eased my stressed mind bro. The whole environment is top notch. The interior is spot on and mind blowing. I love the whole concept. The developers are Wizards and the interior designers are out of this world. Wow! Way to go Crosgroove!!!
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  50. Some nigerians think that Lagos is the most developped city in West Africa even in Africa but I think they mistaken most developped city with most populous city. Lagos is the most populous city but cities such as Abidjan, Nairobi, Luanda, Dar Es Salaam, and of course the south african biggest cities are more developped than Lagos.
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