Very good I'd like to see more videos like this.

Nice Video.

I really. Miss my state,I live in Ghana Accra to be precise,but PH city too beautiful,I can't wait to return home

Wow wow wow ur video on ph is one of the best i have seen, nice job dear ph is very beautiful

God bless you

I’m from Ondo but was born and bred in PH. I remember all of these roads by name, good memories. Thanks for the video

For me it's Abuja,porthacourt,kaduna,lbadan,enugu,Asaba,awka, lagos,uyo,calabar,jos,illorin,Abeokuta,kano,benin,Akure,Abakaliki,Ado ekiti,Welldone!Thanks.

You did a Great job with Showing off our Dear Beloved PH CITY ❤️

In terms of house rent, Port Harcourt isn't relatively cheap, but is considerably more affordable than Lagos. I say this as one who has gone house hunting in Port Harcourt and Lagos between 2021 and 2023. A decent self contain in an average neighborhood on Lagos mainland averages 300-500k per annum. In Port Harcourt, it's between 150-300k per annum. A very significant difference. With regards to transportation, you're absolutely right, Port Harcourt is significantly cheaper than Lagos. In general, cost of living is quite lower in Port Harcourt than in Lagos, though in terms of average wage, Lagos is significantly better than Port Harcourt and it's comparatively easier to land a job and to switch jobs in Lagos than in Port Harcourt.

Beautiful city Port Harcourt has a good roads network.

Wow pH is a great city

You just got a subscriber. You said my mind about this great city - Port Harcourt. After Abuja, this is my next big favourite Nigerian city. And yes, I also prefer it to lagos for the exact same reasons you that you stated. This city has improved a lot in the last few years. The situation with electricity in Port Harcourt is also spot on. The electricity is generally very good for most parts of the urban area and to me this might just be second only to Abuja (national capital) for a large major nigerian city. I think the outgoing government invested really well in improving the quality of urban life. I like the Port Harcourt pleasure park a lot and I think it may likely be the best public recreational park in West Africa. I also noticed that Port Harcourt weather is generally cooler than most cities down south (anyone can confirm this on weather forecast and compare with southern city of choice). I guess the next government now needs to invest on infrastructure in greater Port Harcourt and bridge a lot of places into the city's core such as Okirika, Onne, Emohua and Degema as each of these LGAs has boundary with PHALGA or OBALGA. Moreover, Port Harcourt has been expanding quite rapidly. Next thing eill be to come up with a proper public transport system and possible have a rail link between the city centre and the international airport. This will make the city more attractive for new international investments and promote tourism.

@adamsc9049

Жыл бұрын

I agree, there needs to be rail infrastructure put in place

I recently moved to lagos because of work. This is my first time in lagos, I've been here for like a month now... and to be honest, I just can't wait to go back to ph. Lagos is rowdy, bad water, odour everywhere even inside the bank, traffic, power supply is really really poor, it's like moving from grace to grass. there's no reason for life to be this hard. They said lagos island is better but my place at Ada George Road in ph is much more liveable than this Ajah that I am in currently. I can't trade good water, clean road, fresh air, and reasonable power supply for over crowded infrastructure.

@charles4163

Жыл бұрын

I somewhat agree. But bad water is mainly a Lekki issue, not a Lagos-wide issue. And fresh air in PH with all the black soot?

@Bishop_Six

Жыл бұрын

@@charles4163 have u been to ph before...? Black soot is a thing of d past

@charles4163

Жыл бұрын

@@Bishop_Six I lived in Ph for 6 years, still visit from time to time.

@Bishop_Six

Жыл бұрын

@@charles4163 ok sir... when was d last time u went to ph.. cos ph is free of black soot currently. About 2yrs ago, d state government carried out operations that destroyed all d illegal crude oil refining bunkers that was causing d soot.

@charles4163

Жыл бұрын

@@Bishop_Six That’s great to hear then! The last time I was there, my feet were black daily, should be in 2020 or 2018.

The city is wow

Beautiful video of Port Harcourt city, I Iike the accompanying commentary, it's very good. Great video.

Thank you for this video. Best I've seen on beautiful Port Harcourt City and what it has to offer.

Wow very beautiful city and clean video 👍💪

My state capital. Great video!!!

Good video. One problem noted is that the vehicles are driving on double lanes instead of keeping to their lanes. This appears generally a Nigerian problem.

@charlesugochukwu9283

10 ай бұрын

If it serves you. U just looking for something negative to say about Nigeria

It looks exactly like Las Vegas in the US, I give Port Harcourt five more years, it will beat Abuja. Empty barrels make you talk na....

co sądzę? - świetne miasto 🙃

Port Harcourt is a very nice city.

Nice tour of my beautiful Ph city. I like that you went into the Old GRA. We are progressing, thanks to the government.

port harcourt is so beautiful.

Beautiful ❤

Please I want you to do a video of Port Harcourt city new GRA

Beautiful City

Lovely

Nice

I miss my city a lot

That’s my city

Thanks for sharing. PH has really change for the better.

The roads are neat, beautiful and good unlike my state imo which is manage by a useless man, rivers state governor is really trying oo love what am seeing

@eberechiwils7507

Жыл бұрын

Haha

@hopeponi676

3 ай бұрын

Yeah u are right dear let's say d truth

Nothing like south south in the map Nigeria sef😂 Nice city, I love ph

@aframaco9491

Жыл бұрын

Nothing like Middle Belt or southeast either on the map !!

Nice video lady

Wow South East of Nigeria is beautiful

@Bishop_Six

Жыл бұрын

Rivers State is south south

@Bishop_Six

Жыл бұрын

Rivers State is south south

@hopeponi676

3 ай бұрын

This is south of Nigeria we call it pH city (porthercourt).

Dem never see nothing, dem go see something. Banku people where you dey? You better say something.

@kwabena7537

Жыл бұрын

This city only rings the bell of ''Aluu four lynching'' the city of lawlessness and mob justice😂😂😂😂

@ochiegodfrey6428

12 күн бұрын

​@@kwabena7537Ghana wey be big village 😂😂😂