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

  1. Love this video. But at the same time, I am saddened by the poverty and lack of development in some parts of Kano. Also in a way whilst I respect culture and religion but sometimes holding on too tightly to them can be a detriment. I am not against polygamy but I think it is wrong for any man to take on more than one wife and have numerous children unless they can afford to provide a very decent life for them all. It makes no sense to have 7 wives and 20 children if as a man you can afford to support them. And is it worth the money that Dambe is bringing in if at the end of the day those fighters are unable to enjoy it because they are handicapped or dead? In spite of that, I still love to see our African people working hard trying to make a decent living even with very little help from some of our leaders. Great video bro.
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  2. That's seriously impressive. We have pre-built "mobile homes" here in Canada, but they don't compare to this beauty in Lagos. Good job people!
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  3. Steven, I appreciate your effort on this video; I'm a Nigerian living in Nairobi, Kenya, for three years now; I will tell you that Nairobi properties are far better than Lagos properties; if I have a million dollars to buy property, I will go for Nairobi property, and Nairobi is more secured than Lagos very far, for now, I know what I'm talking about. I have a property in both cities.
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  4. Most beautiful continent in the world.
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  5. brother Steven never disappoints,when it comes to putting out quality content that showcases how AFRICA is developing and can do even better.Lets support our brother African family.
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  6. I used to think the most expensive houses are in Lagos and Abuja but now I know better.Igbo kwenu❤❤
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  7. Very sad to hear this, Steven. Unfortunately, as a Mauritian, I can attest to the small-mindedness of Mauritian people, and how their behaviour many times is based on negative, and outdated stereotypes. I think especially the staff at the airport need to be trained and educated about African visitors, and how to treat them in a polite and professional way. Even as a Mauritian man, If I am travelling alone and coming back to Mauritius, I'm always singled out for secondary screening of my baggage. We have to do better, but it takes a lot to breakthrough the remnants of the colonial mindset in Mauritius. To be honest, what I encourage expats to do there is just build a vibrant community of expats and to socialize among themselves, adding the occasional Mauritian with the right mindset. Most Mauritians are a lost cause unfortunately. As for the Creole population, it's tough but they are finding ways to become successful in specific avenues and industries such as construction.
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  8. This is the best and honest review of the life in the UK. Big up for showing the reality of Africans living in this country. People should really make proper research before coming to a country like a UK. Not all that glitters is gold.
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  9. I loved the way he spoke "By God's Grace" Always put him in everything you do.
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  10. I visited Cape Town early this year. Trust me, I never wanted to board that plane back home. Cape Town is blessed 🙌
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  11. Awesome video Steve. I'm an industrial engineer for GM and had the opportunity to support Kenya's GM East Africa (GMEA), now Isuzu East Africa, back in 2011-12. My specialty is efficient and effective throughput of which I helped GMEA recognize extreme gains in throughput and profit. I love what is happening with the brands in Nigeria, especially Nord. And YES, it does show that they are getting parts and components from OEMs that already produce the parts for other auto makers. But what Nigerians need to understand is that the Nigerian market is nowhere near mature enough to manufacture each and every part and component in country yet and it is most cost effective to purchase OEM parts and components and assemble them in country. Existing OEM parts and components also assure that there is a reliable source for replacement parts when the need arises. There could be a point in which the Nigerian market can manufacture each and every part and component that goes into their locally manufactured cars and trucks. But the sales volume has to be there and as was said in the video, the Nigerian government needs to be heavily involved inspiring and encouraging the citizens to "Buy Nigerian." That's what Kenya's government did and now Isuzu East Africa is booming.
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  12. Your tour guide was simply beyond par. His knowledge of his history and home was top knotch. Always refreshing to see my young brothers showcasing their intelligence. Kudos to him!
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  13. Dear African Sisters and Brothers. This is the great image of Africa that you do not see in European traditional TV. Living in Europe, they always show the other side, i.e. the African weaknesses. But Africa is progressing more than ever and the new generation makes it stronger and stronger. My origins are African and I'm very proud of Africa. God bless Africa.
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  14. Having been traveling to mauritius . For both business and leisure for past few years… I can gladly tell as black man with a French passport. Mauritius is not a country but still a colony. The wealth of that country circulates amongst the political class and the French white population.. Mauritians wouldn’t know how to treat other races because they are also second class citizens in their own country.. the stuff that government offer is to keep them obedient while.. the land beneath them is sold bit by bit,
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  15. The standard of Real Estate in Africa without a shadow of a doubt has skyrocketed. Like just look at the design of those property! Outstanding! Africa to the world ✊🏿
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  16. The amount of talent in Nigeria is unbelievable.This lady should be designing world class kitchens all over the world for the rich and famous, including Hollywood stars.
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  17. The Igbo way of coming back home is kinda like the Limpopo Mansion owners here in South Africa 🇿🇦 they too do that, and I like it because it gives great value to village homes, and let's a black child know that they too can succeed ❤ Thanks Steven for a great video as usual
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  18. You did a great job filming the beauty of Cape Town. I am so happy you told a balanced story that included the economic disparity there.
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  19. I love how humble he is despite having that money. Money spent to uplift the community always comes double-double in your pocket
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  20. Seriously! Your mind is still Colonized .
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  21. Beautiful … i really dont understand what Africans are doing taking holidays in Artificial places like Dubai
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  22. Your production is getting insanely good. This is crazy, you make Africans all over the world proud. Love from Canada - Vancouver
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  23. I can understand the skepticism about this project but the success of this project is very necessary for Nigeria. I truly hope this project will be completed and improve the lives of everyone in the city. Much love, SA.
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  24. One of the most impressive part of this video is how everyone comes together to help plant and keep the roads clean. Thats what you call a community and family
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  25. Stephen I admire your works so much. I have been a subscriber for years and have watched all your videos. Great works. Keep them coming brother.
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  26. Great video. Someone should have told you how to pronounce Dzorwulu correctly. The 'Dz' is actually the sound of the letter 'J' It's confusing for anyone who doesn't know that about Ghanaian language. So it would be phonetically pronounced 'jor-wu-lu'.
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  27. I'm a Nigerian living in the US. Paul Kagame has indeed made us so proud. He is a true leader. If I'm ever putting up a business in Africa, Rwanda is most likely to be the destination. This has gone a long way to show that a peaceful environment and competent leadership is all we need in Africa and then watch the continent blossom. There are absolutely no reasons to fight each other. Long Live President Paul Kagame! Long Live Rwanda and the people of Rwanda!!
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  28. I love how where ever you go in South Africa. You can have a great vacation. The whole country is beautiful. Not just Cape Town. People are building beautiful homes in their villages as well. We have the largest middle class in Africa . The rich as well. We are a new country in terms of being free. Other African countries had 60 years of freedom. With out 30 years We have done amazing and we will not stop
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  29. Never seen Qatar beautifully presented as you did. Thumbs up Steven 👍
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  30. I love the embedded modern technologies especially the implementation of renewable energy and the light steel construction of the house. This is top notch and should be fully embraced in the real estate industry in Africa. Cheers 🥂🍾
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  31. Thank you for showing the world my beautiful Tanzania. Apart from the most unforgettable safaris, Tanzanians are known for kindness & friendliness. Karibu Tanzania 🇹🇿 Hakuna Matata
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  32. Thanks for promoting Zanzibar and people of Tanzania , Thanks Nigerian brothers You know how to help other Africans
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  33. I’m Ghanaian but i think Nigerian homes are more reasonably priced than Ghanaian homes.
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  34. Finally! Happy to experience Zimbabwe 🇿🇼🇿🇼 with you! Wow seeing the final product is💥💥💥
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  35. I really like the fact that this guy understands the system and he's making use of it
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  36. Here in Tanzania we don't give priority about religion or tribe to the fear of division so you can't say Dar es salaam is Muslim majority. Otherwise enjoy your stay in this beautiful country ❤
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  37. This is Nigeria no one will show expecial western media won't show you.
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  38. As a South African, this is what we love to see about our continent, development and more development. It should not only be about South Africa, but always about Africa. Kenya makes me proud as a South African I can easily relate to her. Love you Kenya, keep growing and shining, from ZA with ❤.
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  39. I wish my Somali people would learn from Rwanda. They broke the cycle of violance and turned their country into paradise on earth. Love to visit Rwana one day.
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  40. The most best part of this video is this brother built his own house and family house in the same compound I like that.
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  41. Beautiful city, beautiful country, beautiful people. Nigerian here! Love Rwanda ❤️
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  42. The lagos property looks like when you've made your first million and u have a lot prove whereas the Nairobi one looks more like someone born rich there isn't much to prove, u just know this person is rich it comes off very natural.
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  43. I see people curious to know why Igbo mansions have a high pitch roof, i noticed the guy on white shirt couldnt explain it better. Well, from my days as an Architecture student in Nekede, our design professors will insist you make the roof from 2.6m to 3ms high mostly at angle 45 degrees cos we live in tropical rain forest zone, it makes water run off faster and when sun is much, it reduces the heat radiation from the roof to the rooms, making the temperature normal and lastly, it's for esthetics, means it brings a unique beauty to the house. This is what i still remember from 15yrs ago, as i didnt go on with the profession, i wish to read from another architect
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  44. As a Sierra leonean I really love nigerians,they always demonstrated that energy to succeed,another inspirational video which informs us that u don't need to be a lawyer or a doctor to succeed in life.
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  45. I’m leaving tomorrow from the US for my first shift to South Africa. Hopefully I can get some of these shoes and support. I need solid white.
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  46. This oyinbo man left his comfortable home in the USA came to this place to do all he can to help the people of markoko. Meanwhile the Nigerian senators just bought 2023 model SUVs worth over 100 million Naira each for themselves, whereas these kids in Markoko don't have chairs and desks they seat on the floor to learn. Imagine how far such money will go in solving the problems facing this community and the likes of it in the country. Selfish Nigerian politicians without compassion, patriotism, or capacity to do good for Nigerians. Very heart breaking 💔 situation in our country. May God bless this American man, bless him and his family greatly. May God shine His face upon him and be gracious to him and his generations to come. In Jesus name I pray.
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  47. There are few places like Capetown is naturally beautiful.Happy to say South Africa has everything for tourism.We just have to deal with crime,safety and security,quality education,good leadership,reduce poverty and have more packaged products to export since we have more minerals,water resources, fertile soil & good weather to make more food products and export.
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  48. Damn bro, this is quite a display visual artistry, what a production team. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AFRICANS BEGIN TO TELL AFRICAN STORY AND NOT LET OTHERS TELL IT FOR THEM.
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  49. I did my National Youth Service in Kano, that one year really changed my perspective about the North. I was also opportuned to travel to other neighboring cities like Zaria and Maiduguri during that time. This video really took me back to those days😍 Northerners are not as bad as we think they are, they are actually really peaceful and hospitable. God bless them!
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  50. I hope Rwanda and Indonesia become economic partners in the future. I want my brothers in Africa to become a developed country and a peaceful country forever. Greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia 🇷🇼 🇮🇩 👋
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