This is what many people outside don't know about Nigeria. Nigeria is undoubtedly Africa's most welcoming and accepting country. No matter where you are from, you will not be discriminated in Nigeria. So you can now understand why Nigerians get shocked when they are discriminated against,in other countries particularly in Africa. No body will make this kind of investment in a country where you are not comfortable in or where you are not welcome.

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

Original comment: This is a whole lie Edited comment: This is a whole lie; I said, that this is a WHOLE lie because if Nigeria and most Nigerians are not FIRST welcoming to themselves on a tribal perspective and need I talk about how most Nigerians are not so welcoming and accepting to their FELLOW brothers/sisters/cousins who are not Nigerians for example other African nationalities and you can name any you wish or want to I don’t have to, then therefore, it doesn’t count to be welcoming unaccepting to those who are not of the African Race. RACE FIRST! Yeah. My point EXACTLY!! Futhermore, the above comment ..”…Nigeria is undoubtably Africa’s most welcoming and accepting country.” Wait.. wait. To what and who EXACTLY? You people should be specific and clear in your statements. Nigeria and most Nigerians are so welcoming and accepting for the WRONG REASONS, to all others except your own fellow Africans of other nationalities and tribes! That is SELF HATRED! THAT IS WILLIE LYNCH SYNDROME! LIKE I SAID, BROKEN BEYOND REPAIR! Spiritual and mental brokenness is the end all be all for many of you. Professional help, therapy nor all of the time in the world will not fix most of una and if I had it my way, the Ancestral way, how things were before imperialism and colonization, where people were actually held accountable on a normal basis for the most part, then, most of you would just be uprooted and casted out of society and I’m saying this nicely because of KZread’s policies and terms. Like someone else said in another comment that Nigeria is number one is Africa. No one has to say something or someone is number one to try to outshine or belittle others in the process. That’s very destructive and unintelligent. One can talk about Nigeria without saying number one of this or that. This goes for anything. Generally speaking. And, it’s very broad and destructive to not be specific in your statement above, number one in Africa exactly?! Of what? Number one in what? A FACT that Nigeria IS number one in Africa since most of una wan do am like that…… Nigeria is Number one country in Africa for what exactly?…. Well for one, #1 in Africa for the rate of homelessness. #1 of tribalism, cruise aka coping mechanisms, corruption and bribery. If you want to start naming the things that Nigeria is number one in that’s somehow not bad then realistically the bad outweighs the good. If not we won’t be having this conversation and neither will any of you feel the need to throw out so futile SYMBOLLIC VICTORIES about Nigeria or some Nigerians. It’s like a sexual predator who’s good in drawing yet the person has r##ped someone. Yet most will place their talent over their wickedness. It’s a very destructive, unintelligent and careless way to reason. africa.businessinsider.com/local/lifestyle/top-10-african-countries-with-the-highest-homelessness-rates-in-2023/9qrqpw6 s/n: Then again I’m not even surprised because most of you will even defend wickedness of any kind from the way most of you are already being divisive here in the first place. Majority of you under this comment thread are just broken mentally beyond repair. Insanity has been normalized yet I won’t accept nor support insanity. Most of you have Willie Lynch syndrome. Willie Lynch taught his fellow European brothers and cousins on how to successfully make a sl8ve out of African Black people and look at majority of our people today even look at how you most of una are coming at me under this comment thread with misdirected anger and frustration.

@festfst6488

8 ай бұрын

​​@@AfricanProudVillageWomanJujuhope you find a husband with this hatred in your heart. dry bones shall rise again😂😂

@nmg1909

8 ай бұрын

@@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju What makes it a lie? As a Nigerian, he is very right. We don't have problems with foreigners, but with ourselves.

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

@@nmg1909 Nigeria is not the most welcoming country in Africa. I speak from experience when I say this. I’ve been not only discriminated but judged easily by most Nigerians being in Nigeria yet I am still here because of my own personal journey and goals.

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

@@nmg1909 and being so accepting and welcoming isn’t always a constructive thing neither especially not in these times

As a foreigner, I love Nigeria and I can’t wait to go back. The people there complain about the government and they just want out, not realizing the nostalgic feeling of this land. I’ve lived in other beautiful places but the feeling I get from being on Naija soil is different from anywhere else. When you don’t develop your own country, outsiders will come in and do it for you. It’s all nice and dandy at first but be careful with that. Before you know it, things are out of your hand and foreigners have taken over because you didn’t realize the precious value of what you had.

@Novikestory

7 ай бұрын

True

@user-di6dy1oz4s

6 ай бұрын

So many Nigerians love to spill horrible things about the country. I really don’t know why? Many foreigners that has been to Nigeria always have good things to say about the country except the Nigerians themselves. They are so stupid!

@Mighty_michael_7

5 ай бұрын

That's right I use to tell people this

@StarLight-sl9ok

4 ай бұрын

This would never fly anywhere else but Africa. That area should be protected government land used for a national park where visitors and locals will come and enjoy its beauty. Africa needs to wake up already, this is really sad.

@naijainspires9012

3 ай бұрын

Sad but true

Truly impressive. These guys remind me of the Syrians(and Lebanese) who came to NewYork in the 1900s and ended up building very successful businesses.

@peteralex2813

8 ай бұрын

Have you ever visited or worked in any Lebanese companies in Nigeria before?? please try and visit one and see what they are doing to your Nigerian brothers and sisters inside this our same Nigeria. Or try move to Europe or Asia to see the way blacks are been ill treated over there. We have got to stop been romantic with this animals before it will be too late for the whole black race to finally get the point that this people don't really gives a fukkkk about your blackness whatsoever.

Alhumdulilah, as a Nigerian I would like to say that we always welcome those who have a positive contribution to our country.

love Nigeria from iraq, may Allah inshallah protect and bless the Nigerian people ❤

I love Nigeria so much greetings from kenya i can't wait to visit and show people the beautiy of nigeria as well

@ogunmorotidaniel773

8 ай бұрын

We will be waiting for you too 😊

@passport_light

8 ай бұрын

@@ogunmorotidaniel773 thank you please visit me

@amandaeguale1641

8 ай бұрын

We love you too ❤

@juliusjunior1680

8 ай бұрын

I love Kenya as well.

@ibrahimhussaini8997

7 ай бұрын

We can't wait to welcome you!

They are also Nigerians as far as I'm concerned because they lived there and built in Nigeria over the years with their own money and sweat. This is beautiful!

@Easyyum

22 күн бұрын

No they are not. Never

So beautiful, Nigeria is a gold mine waiting to be polich

@nararanch6911

8 ай бұрын

I think this applies to the whole of Africa..

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is an incredibly beautiful country. We have mountains, plateaus, rivers, a lake, lagoon, desert, forests, monolithic rocks, ocean etc. By the time Wike is done with Abuja, Abuja will be one of the best capital cities in the world. 💪💪💪🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

@festfst6488

8 ай бұрын

Let hope so

@godschild4615

8 ай бұрын

@azeezedo-omozuwa. And why didn't your Wike do the same for Rivers state where the environment have been grossly polluted, when he was governor there? I thought they say charity begins at home? You people just like to boast and glory with other people's name. Foreigners will come from their land to invest and develop in your country while you work for them yet you don't feel ashamed to come here to boast about what your Wike will do. What are you doing yourself? My uncle is the governor, nonsense!

@adamumohammed3680

8 ай бұрын

That is our prayer.

@AfricanUSA-th9ov

8 ай бұрын

Wike Should Developed EAST. Lagos Need To Be Decongested

@azeezedo-omozuwa1820

8 ай бұрын

@@AfricanUSA-th9ov are you a Nigerian? You do realize Wike is Minister of the FCT. And has nothing to do with the East nor Lagos.

When I hear such heartwarming stories, and see such beautiful scenic landscapes of Nigeria , I feel acutely embarrassed for those Nigerians amongst us who cop out on Nigeria !!!! Some Nigerians even go so far as to call our country a zoo! Some rip up their passports in mockery of their citizenship! Some sit in Finland and other places overseas as they unabashedly promote secessionist activities and violent insurrections against Nigeria! And yet , here are two Syrians who evidently grew up in Nigeria, claiming the country and flying the flag for Nigerian tourism and education! It is not until Nigeria becomes a paradise before we as citizens can only begin to love and respect our nation! I can't thank Steve "the Duke" Ndukwu who alongside Tayo Aina, David Nkwa, Big Willz and Prisca Oriade amongst others are truly trying to bring Nigeria to Nigerians and the world 🌍 at large! Daalu Steve! Osheee gan , Uwese !Ndoh!! Nua!! Nagode!!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!

@moham.279

8 ай бұрын

Well said..

@StevenNdukwu

8 ай бұрын

People migrate for different reasons. But of course it’s still Nigerians that have to stay and building the country

@aframaco9491

8 ай бұрын

@@StevenNdukwu I quite agree, people do migrate for various reasons! That's not my argument! I'm talking of those who cop out on Nigeria ! Those who denigrate the country! Those who instigate others to bear arms against the nation! Of course, criticism is allowed! But mockery and abuse and sectarianism ( sectionalism) should be opposed! 👊🏾🇳🇬!

@jimmydonatus8402

8 ай бұрын

Let the truth be said ....we need good leadership, ethics and morals....our productivity is so limited because of the siege on us by Western influence......you don't have to believe it....but Nigeria is a zoo as it stands now....

@taharka3897

8 ай бұрын

​@@StevenNdukwuI am coming to abuja from America at the end of the year, Iam only staying at places own by Nigerians. Only going to restaurants and bars own by Nigerians or black people in general.

Oh my god! What a beauty 😲😲😲.Masha-Allah.Taking love guys from Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

I love when foreigners speak truth about how welcoming Nigerians are and how they feel at home here . I also love the fact that he did something different from what other foreigners do here . Am happy your business is booming , I will definitely visit here when I go to Abuja.

@darthdooku6483

8 ай бұрын

But Nigerians and Ugandans and other Africans are treated like animals and scum in the UAE.

@chimemekx9033

8 ай бұрын

I agree with you. The problem of Nigeria or Africa in general has always been from those that we have trusted in the past.

@peteralex2813

8 ай бұрын

Try visit an Arab continent to see if you will be willing to accept Syrians in Nigeria or not. My dear you don't know the kind of people you guys are encouraging to come set up investments inside Africa. I know how many black girls from different African countries that i have personally rescued from harassment in the hands of the Syrians, afghanistans, turkish/kurdish and other Arabian men

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

7 ай бұрын

@@peteralex2813 yep, welcoming for the wrong reasons

@derrickadiogbu1767

7 ай бұрын

​@@peteralex2813you are very correct sire ❤

If re-incarnation is true in a trillion life I will always choose to be a Nigerian. I am a Yoruba and Urobho Nigerian BTW.

@aliukehinde3906

8 ай бұрын

Same here,I am also yoruba but my grandmother is urhobo

Long live Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 our dear nation that will be here million years after we are gone

@Johnson-rr4lw

8 ай бұрын

Peace bro ❤❤

Every foreigner can come to an African country and become succesfull. It is harder for an African to go become succesfull in a foreign country for instance Lebanon, China, France or India. Because of restrictions and racism. Africans are among the most creative and hard working peoples. Yet, because of artificial barrieres and outright sabotage in foreign countries Africans have a hard time starting a business. It is even harder to get a permit to start a business in India. Yet any Indian, even without qualifications, will get anything in Nigeria, Tanzania, South Africa(Azania), etc.Africans regard anybody as a friend, but reality proofs that Africans have no friends!

@jayrock9351

8 ай бұрын

I think it's more of colonization infested mentality, than Africans being friendly. Anyone on 'white' skin is given preferential treatment in Africa. For instance, it is more likely for Gambians to give an Indian who wants to establish business in the country more support than a Ghanaian.

@fungsho12

8 ай бұрын

Then stay in your country and be successful. Only Africans don’t see the value of Africa. I’m from the Caribbean and living in London and I look forward to move to Africa soon I just don’t know which country yet.

@naijagatekeeper101

8 ай бұрын

So why do Africans still travel to those countries?

@davidk.d.7591

8 ай бұрын

Not sure why you'd go to start a business in Lebanon. India is very protectionist. They're wary of everybody. There's lots of successful Africans in France. China doesn't really have an immigration policy for black s. Lots of them do business there though

@gloriaaguh5885

2 ай бұрын

That is the more reason that we Africans should be proud of our country and introduce it properly. At the beginning of the video he introduced the location as Zuma Rock in Nigeria. Where in Nigeria, he didn't say. I had to watch the entire video before I learned that Zuma Rock was located in Abuja. It's sad that we're trying to create content just for foreigners instead of our own. If Nigerians knew that there were nice places in their own country they'd save up to go there. The problem with most of our Nigerians is that when they create these kind of videos they leave one wondering where the location is. If you watch Kenyan videos they'll tell you where the resort is located and what towns are close by. That kind of information can make it easier for one to locate it.

One most important piece I got out of your conversation was when the founder's son said, "for 16 years his father put in work but got nothing out of the project"... Can't say the same for today. Success is a long term game of consistency and faith. I enjoyed this review and I look forward to having a getaway with my family here someday. ❤

There is no argument that the younger of the brothers ( wearing the cap) was raised in Nigeria! His English is entirely Nigerian!😂😂😂😂. Evidently, Nigeria is "The Abroad" for many other peoples of the world! Make Nigerians dey jaaakpa! Other people will readily take their spot ! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

@azeezedo-omozuwa1820

8 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I dey tell you. Nigerians Japa to other nations meanwhile others a flocking to Nigeria.

@andersonojoshimite6047

8 ай бұрын

There is a large Lebanese 🇱🇧 and Syrian 🇸🇾 community in Kano. Some of them settled in Nigeria 🇳🇬 more than a century ago.

@Mkym365

8 ай бұрын

There’s also a Very Large Indian population in Nigeria

I spent a weekend at this resort and had a great time. It is a magnificent facility with the Zuma Rock at the backdrop. There is a creek on the property. It’s so peaceful seating on the rocks and hearing the sound of the creek late evenings or at sunrise. The rooms are clean. There are Gazelles, Guinea Fowls, and rabbits on the property. It’s so beautiful and the rooms are not overpriced. However,the restaurant on site needs to do better, the restaurant was busy attending to corporate guests while ignoring individual visitors and their Egusi was so bad I couldn’t eat it.

@StevenNdukwu

8 ай бұрын

Oops, sorry about that

@omoruyio

8 ай бұрын

Sounds like if they get themselves a decent chef, they could really excel. Hopefully they see that in the future of the resort

@Damian-rt3rt

8 ай бұрын

@@omoruyio The restaurant on the property is “Cilantro.” It’s a chain restaurant in Abuja and I don’t think they are affiliated with the resort. Their Nigerian dishes on the property are not the best, but my friend enjoyed the Asian dish. Me I don’t like experimenting food o. I stick with my naija food jeje.

@augustinetrading2207

8 ай бұрын

​@@StevenNdukwuSo since you may have their contact, it's better to forward this comment on the restaurant to them or refer them to this comment as your personal input.

شكر الله سعيكم و رفع قدركم و أدام عزكم و زاد رزقكم... بأمثالكم دائما نقتدي و نعتز و نفتخر! أنتم خير مثال لأبناء نيجيريا المخلصين الأبرار... ❤❤❤❤❤❤

He says we are all Nigerian may while Nigerian from the grassroots are all running away from their country if we are not careful enough other nationalities will come in and nationalized and take in your space you all should keep running why others are running in

@akslinktim2549

8 ай бұрын

We tauth money was pick abroad 😅😅😅

@josephabah5707

8 ай бұрын

When I checked the numbers of foreign nationals taking up Nigeria citizenship in their thousands. I realized that what you said will happen in a no time. Thank you for the enlightenment

@albah289

8 ай бұрын

@@josephabah5707 Nigeria citizenship is one of the most difficult to get in the world

@Tefera-hf8fw

4 ай бұрын

@@albah289Oga Take a seat, please.

what a lovely Gem...Nigeriamns have no idea what they have....this resort anytime Vs Dubai

Wow Nigeria is sooo beautiful. Iam blessed to have 2 sisters from this country❤

So a foreigner sees value in progressing and building something in Nigeria while many if not all Nigerians are dreaming to Japa...Nigerians need to take some lessons from Rwanda, Kenya and Botswana in terms of how to develop their country.

@adamumohammed3680

8 ай бұрын

He is a Nigerian of Lebanese origin.

@juanlion1104

8 ай бұрын

@@adamumohammed3680 mumu, he ain't no true Nigerian...he belongs in Syria or Lebanon where they hate black people

@taharka3897

8 ай бұрын

​@@adamumohammed3680does it matter. What if he was Chinese born in Nigeria. He is a foreigner. My DNA says iam Igbo from Nigeria. Who is a foreigner me or him? Although I was not born in Nigeria.

@andersonojoshimite6047

8 ай бұрын

Hogwash! Every country has its developmental agenda. The three countries mentioned here are still developing like Nigeria.

@juanlion1104

8 ай бұрын

@andersonojoshimite6047 Nigeria has so much potential but it's people has failed it whether that is the leadership or its citizens (most don't even see themselves as Nigerians anyways lol). Nigeria is holding the whole continent back due to its lack of discipline, progress and vision...Nigerian leadership currently doing the work of its European Masters working against Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso

Magnifique 💯 ça a l'air d'être paisible et calme ! Un lieu propice pour s'évader et se reposer

If only Nigeria can be serious to make their country one of the most tourist destination. because they have what it takes to do so.

@temiladealamudun5063

8 ай бұрын

Hmmm…..spot on 💯

@temiladealamudun5063

8 ай бұрын

Why can’t African-Americans come to African countries particularly to West African countries and build things like this rather than complaining about African countries most times.

@ikemmanuel7859

8 ай бұрын

​@@temiladealamudun5063you be mumu!

@joye5761

8 ай бұрын

We actually wish so but Nigerian 🇳🇬 leaders DO NOT CARE about tourism and it’s SAD. They only care about STEALING AND LOOTING resources and I can tell you that the natural resources in Nigeria 🇳🇬 are the LARGEST in Africa.

Can an melanated African go to Syria and build the same. Is there equal treatment.

@alexbanj7a7bc

8 ай бұрын

Well you would have to go to Syria to ask and find out for us.

Well Done! Make Nigeria Great Again.

Syria 🇸🇾 and Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😮😮

I'm like WOW......I'm blown away. This is soooooooo beautiful. @Steve and @Tayo for me is the best content creators out of Africa. Nigeria is the world's best kept secret waiting to be laid open....and soon the world will come to us.

@Johnson-rr4lw

8 ай бұрын

You just nailed it sir ❤️ God help us to be great no country like my country 🇳🇬

Nigeria is such an amazing country. Number 1 in Africa 🇳🇬

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

Original comment: Don’t be divisive Edited comment: Don’t be divisive; no one has to say something or someone is number one to try to outshine or belittle others in the process. That’s very destructive and unintelligent. One can talk about Nigeria without saying number one of this or that. This goes for anything. Generally speaking. And, it’s very broad and destructive to not be specific in your statement above, number one in Africa exactly?! Of what? Number one in what? A FACT that Nigeria IS number one in Africa since most of una wan do am like that…… Nigeria is Number one country in Africa for what exactly?…. Well for one, #1 in Africa for the rate of homelessness. #1 of tribalism, cruise aka coping mechanisms, corruption and bribery. If you want to start naming the things that Nigeria is number one in that’s somehow not bad then realistically the bad outweighs the good. If not we won’t be having this conversation and neither will any of you feel the need to throw out so futile SYMBOLLIC VICTORIES about Nigeria or some Nigerians. It’s like a sexual predator who’s good in drawing yet the person has r##ped someone. Yet most will place their talent over their wickedness. It’s a very destructive, unintelligent and careless way to reason. Then again I’m not even surprised because most of you will even defend wickedness of any kind from the way most of you are already being divisive here in the first place. Majority of you under this comment thread are just broken mentally beyond repair. Insanity has been normalized yet I won’t accept nor support insanity. Most of you have Willie Lynch syndrome. Willie Lynch taught his fellow European brothers and cousins on how to successfully make a sl8ve out of African Black people and look at majority of our people today even look at how you most of una are coming at me under this comment thread with misdirected anger and frustration. Most of you are so welcoming and accepting to all others except your own fellow Africans of other nationalities and tribes! That is SELF HATRED! THAT IS WILLIE LYNCH SYNDROME! LIKE I SAID, BROKEN BEYOND REPAIR! Spiritual and mental brokenness is the end all be all for many of you. Professional help, therapy nor all of the time in the world will not fix most of una and if I had it my way, the Ancestral way, how things were before imperialism and colonization, where people were actually held accountable on a normal basis for the most part, then, most of you would just be uprooted and casted out of society and I’m saying this nicely because of KZread’s policies and terms. africa.businessinsider.com/local/lifestyle/top-10-african-countries-with-the-highest-homelessness-rates-in-2023/9qrqpw6

@naijagatekeeper101

8 ай бұрын

​@@AfricanProudVillageWomanJujuRest abeg

@jyde50

8 ай бұрын

@@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju Be quiet

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

@@naijagatekeeper101 No abeg, you should tell yourself to rest! Small pikin wey defend propaganda

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

@@jyde50 Tell yourself to be quiet with all of you una small guys and una triggered, fragile egos in this comment section. Should be uprooted and casted out of society because professional help nor therapy and all the time in the world won’t fix una.

I can't believe this place is in Abuja. This is massive and breathtaking

Here we go again, we have come to feed our eyes and hearts with all the positive possibilities in Africa. Thanks for all your good works brother

@medfitconsultant

8 ай бұрын

You wonder why the British media will never show any interest except to show dirty filthy lagos and makoko settlers! However if this was south Africa resorts immediately you will see the Europeans media telling the world!!! Hypocrisy and the West. Africans wake up.

As a Soutu African I'm so happy to learn there are places like this I'm Nigeria. So beautiful. Would love to visit this place

@festfst6488

8 ай бұрын

you have not see anything yet whatever it is you are looking for are in Nigeria. the issue is that the people seems not to promote their country in a positive way.

@StevenNdukwu

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching

@tundebakare6887

8 ай бұрын

​@@festfst6488that's just the problem

@fin2-em2mf

7 ай бұрын

Im sure you would want to support him...because he is arab....

The Govt needs to stop giving this people our lands and resources. If at all ypu are going to build something this huge, theyvshould never have been allowed to do this without making a Nigerian their head/part of their company. Foreigner shouldnt have this much access to our resources just because they have money.. we need to fight for our land.

Amazingly Beautiful!! I had no idea that a place like this exists in Nigeria. You guys should reach out to Nigerians in the international communities in the diaspora. We have grown up kids that would love to experience Nigeria .

@AfricanUSA-th9ov

8 ай бұрын

When Was The Last Time You Took Your Children To Nigeria?

@victorakinola9871

8 ай бұрын

​@@AfricanUSA-th9ovlol I would like to know too. They be the ones telling foreigners not to come to Nigeria

@Mkym365

8 ай бұрын

@@AfricanUSA-th9ov Nigerians take thier children all the time to Nigeria while others don’t for a wide variety or reasons like lack of finances, bad Government, etc

@ephratahcatfishfarm

8 ай бұрын

@@AfricanUSA-th9ov, let me say, not as often as I would like to.

@immaculate2197

8 ай бұрын

@@victorakinola9871Nigeria Americans are no different from African Americans even some wannabe Nigeria immigrants in america are same , they gave me problem when I first got there , they always look for ways to insult nigeria . Nigeria should forget majority of those Nigeria in diasporas and make good use of their resources like other countries

I've seen this place from visiting a relation who lives in Suleja. There was an atrempt in the 1980s and 1990s to build a five star hotel beside the Zuma Rock. The Nigerian government and some private individuals did try over the years to draw tourism to this natural feature. The multistoried building beside the rock is abandoned. The rock is revered and surrounded by superstition to avoid it being broken for quarry activities. It didnt help that the road beside the rock has a slight curve and people staring and not paying attention resulted in many road crashes and deaths which didn't help the urban legend😅 The smaller monolith Aso fared better by having the Nigeria's capital city built around it.

This is soo Beautiful🇳🇬🇳🇬 I LOve the Serenity & all the Greenery💚🍀🌲🌴🌿🍃🌺🌸💐🌷🌻🥀🌼🪷❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕

thank you Mr Steven keep showing us rich estate houses in Nigeria thanks again.

This is so nice to see. Love this!!! So it had to take a man from war turn Syria, to come here to Africa to become a multi millionaire with our own natural assets. We as Nigerians couldn’t see potential in a place like Zuma rock. We only appreciated nature, but we couldn’t turn it into something we could sell to the world. It had to be someone with a little less melanin to show us we could turn this into something productive and profitable. We still not set free from colonialism and colorism.

@alexanderomoniyiajayi1589

7 ай бұрын

I disagree with you. Several Nigerian promoters have developed eco tourism projects in Nigeria. in Kano, Lagos, delta, kaduna etc

@Eehey33

6 ай бұрын

@@alexanderomoniyiajayi1589yes an African, not a foreigner

This is certainly one of the beautiful developed places I’ve seen in Africa, which looks like it’s somewhere in the West. Africa is a paradise & with good planning & development, we would not be seeing many people risking their lives to use unsafe boats to go to Europe. Well done to the developers & thanks for this inspirational video

The North is Nigeria paradise for such project especially the country side.

My question is why couldnt indigenous Africans be able to building such thing? Do y think they will allow you to building such thing in their country? You wouldnt have the slighthest chance. This just showcase again that apparantly we are not able to actieve anything within our own continent. Others whether its Arabs Indians pakistani whites and chinese are the one thriving. And they take our recources to building their own country and we remain in the ditch. Wake up all!!

Honestly, this place is very beautiful, I have to go there.

Wonderful to see how dedicated this Family is. 🥇🇳🇬

Nigeria is the next big thing...we only need to secure the country

To be a Nigerian, to be an African, to be a citizen of a country, to show love for your country and people, etc, you must be like these people. They may not ethnically be Nigerians/Africans but they are Africans because they have decided to build Africa. We want these types of people and their ideas to work for Africa and make us proud. I will keep praying for this family especially their dad for the sacrifices he made for Nigeria and Africa. I feel very happy and greetings from Cameroon/UK.

@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju

8 ай бұрын

@@saoham659complete nonsense and SELF HATRED. Plus laziness, this guy is waiting for and depending on nonafricans to come and build and do what WE as Africans are supposed to do smh. Even claiming these nonafricans, as Africans, all because they decided to come and “build” up Africa. They ain’t building anything. Just are just underdeveloping Africa even more than they have done already. He and others in this comment section clearly haven’t read “How Europe Underdeveloped Africa” by Walter Rodney or done any bit of African-centered research. SMH

@Mkym365

8 ай бұрын

@@saoham659 How is it Nonsense?

@fxgamer4870

8 ай бұрын

​@@saoham659maybe you are the nonsense, have you thought about that before?

@nkslolo4100

8 ай бұрын

Love the perspective, something to really ponder about for sure. By the time, all Nigerians japa, foreigners will come in and develop the whole place. Would the fleeing Nigerians then come back? Who knows and would it still be theirs is the question

@Maleekthegreat2023

8 ай бұрын

My ass 😂😂😂 do these people have the same attitude towards Africans in their countries? Nopeeee there will never be a day when they will consider an Africa a native of their land

South Africans would have chased Them that they are prospering

@abdinour8606

8 ай бұрын

How when everything own by whites in s Africa what you trying to say

@BigDeVoe

7 ай бұрын

@@abdinour8606 so it's only their fellow blacks they chase??? Was watching a BBC documentary where a Nigerian was threatened with death to leave south Africa because he is an immigrant selling curtains and children clothes......what crime did he commit. What was his offence?????

This is classic! Thank you, Steven 👊🏼✨🌿

Wow, i loved their idea. The place is worth spending money on.

I've stayed here before, just to be in nature and take time to pray. I really enjoyed my stay.

Great video!

This is a beautiful place to explore. Let's keep promoting tourism in Nigeria

This is amazing!

This is beautiful!

I love this.

The way folks from other African countries are always in Nigeria business don't you guys have problems in your country? 😂 some countries in Africa have 200% inflation some major drought, some coup de etat, yet they'll in Nigeria business like focus on your country , if you know your country has a better tourism sector or your country in general why portray low self esteem to decieve yourself, and keep nagging about it😂 under a Nigeria video by a Nigerian KZreadr , about Nigeria , if you can't appreciate Nigeria in this video, you can find a video about your country instead of crying,

This is great bro.🎉

I love your content broski

Thanks for sharing,this is really insightful ❤❤❤

Absolutely stunning.

This is quite impressive 👏 love this 👌

Very beautiful scenery

This blows my mind!

Very nice, thank you for sharing

wow this is so nice beautiful resort .keep showing the beaty property's in Abuja . thanks for the good job u show i will come here to stay with friends and family..

This is absolutely fantastic...

This man has earned his title as a Nigerian!

Amazing.

I love the place and will like to visit when I visit my country. Thank you guys for choosing Nigeria for this beautiful project

On my pocket list for sure❤❤❤

This place is just beautiful 🎉

Beautiful bless

This is very beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

Many Nigeria's tourist and recreation centres are attracted to many citizens of other nations around the world.. Insight is a gift and this Syrian guy has demonstrated one by seeing into the bush to making out beauty around the Zuma rock .. 👍👍

This is indeed amazing.

This is beautiful ❤

Thank you steven❤

Abuja ❤❤❤❤❤ anytime........ Steven but Abuja vs Calabar in the South south..... which is more greener....... Abuja a black capital vs Calabar a colonial capital in terms of greenry.......

Wowwww 🎉🎉🎉

Need to visit this place

I just love greenery 💚

This is great

This is great movement 👏❤️ Kudos to y'all and of course Steve as well 🙌❤️

Beautiful

This is great sight

now this is thrilling and definitely one other places to look out for when you have to have a quiet time with loved ones

Still a monumental edifice ❤

Wow so unbelievable😮

Cool. Didn't know a place like this existed in Nigeria

THANK YOU BOTH FORKS FROM SYRIA GOD BLESSINGS ARE INCREASING YOUR INVESTMENTS AND WORLD WIDE ACCEPTABLE PEACEFUL PATRONAGES AS YOU LOVE ♥️ NIGERIAN IN NIGERIA'S BLESSINGS MANIFEST FULFILMENTS FOR YOU IN JESUS NAME AMEN 🙏🏿♥️😂

This place is just amazing

Absolutely beautiful resort.😊

Great innovation! 👏👏

All countries in Africa have ALWAYS been a "gem" but the problem is that corrupt politicians, and long-standing civil wars WILL ALWAYS prevent Africa from becoming anything positive

Love it very much, keep up the good work, the sky is the limit as they say. Africa is rising……God Bless.❤

xo beatiful

I will definitely visit this place

Hope I visite one day so so Beautiful a place

Wooo it's Beautiful 😍😍❤️

Congratulations! There is HOPE for the future! Very enlightening and encouraging! Very laudable project! 💓🎉💖