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

  1. Even before watching this video to the end. I already pressed the like button. Not because of the beauty of Bauchi but because of you calling out the wrong of that YouTuber that visited a slummy part of Kano and tagged it the reality of people living there. Nigeria may not be perfect or wealthy on a per capita basis but not all Nigerians are living in abject poverty. Some countries of this world would probably pull down that sort of demeaning video and summon the publisher as it has the potential to crash tourism and investor confidence. Thank you once more and yes, Bauchi is beautiful by the way.
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  2. I’m Nigerian, but I believe Kenyans are the best in Africa when it comes to tech. Hao wasee ni wanoma manze 😂😂
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  3. This man is such a visionary. He’s story is truly inspiring. Two things out of the many I got and would like to share are; 1. There are beneficiaries of a service and there are givers of the service. One set spends money, the other makes money and that’s what makes the world go round. 2. Success is a journey, it’s certainly not a fulfillment or a destination. It’s when you’ve been able impact the life’s of people you don’t know positively without expecting any gratitude in return. Thank you so much Steve for documenting this.👏🏽👏🏽
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  4. I'm from South African and pro African tourism. I would love to plan a trip here
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  5. As a woman of color this to me is what being black is all about , sharing knowledge and willing to help your fellow brothers and or sisters find their golden opportunities as well. I’m ready to take on the challenge. Much love and respect ❤
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  6. At $1.6m, developers should be looking into sustainable energy sources like solar instead of using generators that constitute another source of environmental pollution. All the same, the house is loaded.
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  7. as a Kenyan, we desperately prayed for ivory coast not to go down the Congo route of war. see what peace has done. Abidjan is just soo beautiful..well done ivory costasrians..looove from nairobian, Kenya.
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  8. Igbos do this because of the culture. It has become a way of life in the South East. Thank you Steven for the video.
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  9. Hi Steven! Thank you for the feature.
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  10. This is the most interesting video I've seen as regards real estate. And the lady! She knows what she's doing. She delivered excellently. Thank you for bringing this to us Steven
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  11. Wow what a great documentary! Happy to see Calabar through your lenses and critique! It's sad to see all those big projects run down like that. I hope something gets done
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  12. As an American 🇺🇸 Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 is the best country in west Africa….
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  13. please keep showing the world how beautiful Nigeria is with the real estate houses roads , bar restaurants and all thanks again.
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  14. My jaw went loose and I quite involuntarily exclaimed "Ah!" when your camera showed us the first view of inside the hut. I said "Wooow" a few seconds later. 3:08 minutes watched so far - this is an impressive setup. Very good. I rarely say "Ah" or " Wow" for anything. Thank you for sharing this video and introducing some of us to this place. Thanks. Edit: Oh, it's at 'La Campagne Tropicana'. Niiiice.
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  15. The Nord guy C.E.O is very Intelligent , Inshallah I will buy his product
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  16. Let them start producing a Toyota Corolla type. So that people can afford it for the Use of Uber
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  17. I am from Côte d’Ivoire and I have to admit that Nigerian are the most risk taker among other black nation. I am in love with the mindset of Nigerian. Regardless what the country is going through, many proud Nigerian are innovating day by day to better their country. I wish we have more entrepreneurs in my country like this gentleman. and not depending on the government for everything. God bless Africa and African.
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  18. This video really excites me because am a black female architect based in Southern Africa and got certification to design using light weight steel. She may have used a Chinese company but the best places to source the machinery is FrameCAD or Scottsdale both based in New Zealand. You can order your machine and they give you training so you can hire locals and teach them that technology. I hope more people open up to this type of construction. It's definitely the way to go!
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  19. I now understand why South Africans don't like leaving their country !!Apart from the income disparity, immigration and security issues,South Africa, especially Capetown is Beautiful.
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  20. All this video did was promote how beautiful Senegal is. I couldn't help but cry when I saw the door of no return. I don't care if Akon City gets build or not I want to visit Senegal. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤
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  21. as an egyptian who is born and raised in ireland, i always feel like a stranger. thankfully im going back to live in egypt next year🙏
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  22. Black American here, these townhouses are gorgeous! Reminds me of a condo community in Scottsdale. would love to see the back yard and more green space surrounding the community
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  23. Mauritius is off my bucket list!
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  24. You have so much skill in your presentation. This video probably took a lot of time to edit, but the result is amazing! SA generally, and Cape Town in particular, has the BEST real estate on the entire continent. The quality, the greenery. I love how some of the properties incorporate boulders into the design of the home. This is what developers in Nigeria and Ghana should do...use the land and don't just pour concrete everywhere!! God willing, I'll be visiting soon.
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  25. This is the definition of you are driving me crazy😂😂😂 Obirin
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  26. Those Jacaranda trees make Zim look stunning,I like how our culture values importance of trees and building around them instead of destroying them. Our love for trees comes from the indigenous San people who valued trees.Proud to be a Zimbabwean,let’s tackle corruption and Zim can become the crown jewel of Africa again,minus sanctions. Southern Africa is going through an upsurge in growth as Mozambique is now experiencing economic growth,Zambia is also going through a boom,as well as Namibia,so Zim is the final one to take off.
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  27. We need him in Kenya to develop such properties in Mombasa. This is really amazing 🇰🇪❤️🇳🇬
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  28. My takeaways I'm putting to practice rightaway: "Whatever you have passion for look for people that are doing well in it and stuck on them." There's nothing new under the sun. I love to learn from people's mistakes... Thank you Steven!
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  29. "I'll like to be your girlfriend, I'll date this Uber driver" lag babes dey pami😂
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  30. So am not igbo but this is how dirty December started. Just for the records they are the originator of that December groove. 🥂
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  31. If Men could build this, imagine what God has made for His children in Heaven.
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  32. Thanks for putting our country 🇳🇦 out here! I’m a proud Namibian ❤️🇳🇦 Much love to all the African countries!
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  33. I watched this in 2024 in case you see it in 2090😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  34. As an African American I would love to visit places like this in the continent. The mountains and views are breathtaking. I have hope things will improve.
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  35. The SA babe was a complete vibe. Too much confirm energy.
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  36. Durban is my favorite city in SA. Lived there for 2years. I also lived in Jborg, CPT and Pretoria. But Durban left a mark on me.
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  37. Hi guys as a Mauritian I don't have anything against tourists or foreigners- indeed our economy need them. What I don't agree is a small group of local business people making huge profits selling our land to foreigners. 15 years ago it was very difficult for a foreigner to buy a property in Mauritius but now it seems to be common practice. Our land is very small and I doubt in a few years time young mauritians will be able to afford buying land!!! We import nearly every foodstuff frm abroad wasn't it more important for the local businesses to invest in these kind of development? instead of being allowed to sell our land like that!
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  38. "Challenges will come, and when challenges come, we'll face it and over come it" Words of motivation.
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  39. I live in calabar. All you said is true and even worse. The issue with privatisation is that the government will tax any private business until it dies. Ebony life left due to tax, filmhouse cinemas left due to unreasonable taxation. Crazy.
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  40. I love how confident and expressive Nigerians are wherever they are
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  41. Africans do need to get to a point where we monopolize the travel in Africa, you are doing a good work and setting a great example
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  42. Another important point to note as to the reason why igbos build mansions in the village is the fact that IGbos believe that their ancestors do visit their homes. so putting up an edifice where ur ancestors will converge is a thing of pride. Again igbos believe that no matter where they died their body must be taken back to their hometown for burial. So igbos believe that since their final resting place is their village homes they will rather make it a beautiful one. Igbos desire comfort both in life and death.
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  43. This is the future of housing in Africa. The Germans have been doing this all over the world for a while. Brilliant presentation too - the lady's cadence is soothing to the ears.
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  44. Nigeria,Nigeria,Nigeria how many times do I Called you,if you continue like this in ten years time America will learn from you WOW
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  45. Quick correction, Abuja was officially named Nigeria's capital on the 12th of December, 1991, and not 1981 as stated in your video.
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  46. The landscape is AMAZING!!!!!! I am an African American and have never in my life seen such lush and scenic views. I hope this place gets the love it deserves.
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  47. Bro anyone who complains about this price is fully ignorant about real estate prices globally. This is a damn good price for what is delivered 👏🏾. Excellent job by the developer 😍😍👊🏾
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  48. One of the best "tell them the truth" video i have seen so fast. The ivory coast born British brother just said what we have been saying for so many years. Its tough in Europe. Tax, tax, tax, debt, debt, debt.
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  49. Absolutely beautiful I am a Gambian and I love everything about Nigeria because they know what they want I will surely be there some day to invest business my Nigerian brothers and sisters I will be there in no time
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  50. They will never show this side of AFRICA, Thank you for showing it to us it is really inspiring. Much love for GHANA from SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
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