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Absolutely. Akwa Ibom is indeed a great place. Thank you for your comment. Please don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more videos on Akwa Ibom. 😅😅😅

Thank you. Feels so good to hear.

Their rooms begin from N180,000 or thereabout

@@WalkerDiary thank you so much for this info

Very correct. Don't forget that they share a common boundary. Thanks for your comment. Hope you have subscribed to the channel.

Akwa Ibom Isohon! lol. Thanks for your comment.

Source of your claim?

Ok sir. Thanks for your observation.

Yes oh

Thanks a ton

You have no vision. He would be very stupid not to. Businesses are already there. A boat service can take Lagosians there for weekend trips. Cheap and affordable lodging and 5 star hotels can be built there. Train can also go there in future. Given the fact that Ibeno beach is 34 kilometres long and the longest in West Africa they can target western tourists who will spend too dollars and not even Lagosians. That is jackpot out there for someone with a vision. 3 carnivals a year on that beach will bring in tourists. Once they start visiting if Nigerian government can end insecurity and fill the beach with soldiers to protect people. Build hospitals and a frigate of the Nigerian navy at sea with 6 tiny patrol boats protecting travellers by ocean from Lagos? That will become the greatest real estate in Africa in the next 100 years. Can you picture it now? The limits of your success if you have money is the limits of your imagination. ❤🇳🇬🌍🇳🇬

@@alvanalvino All you are saying about Ibeno could be true....although there's too many "If"s to contend with. But I doubt that Paul O as an individual, would be remotely interested in remote Ibeno! Let others have a go, I'd imagine he'd say! Remember what happened to Tinapa in neighbouring Crossriver??? 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

@@aframaco9491 You are correct about Tinapa. Great dreams are built on ifs fam. Like the independence of Nigeria, the nation it has become before it was hijacked and captured were all based on one strong ifs. If we have a business oriented and extremely successful president who is over educated like Peter Obi or another in the near future after Tinubu we can achieve it. It’s possible, if they don’t select a fake weakling as leader and rig the next election we will have it. National policy and not only state will develop those region and set aside a huge space for competitive development for businesses like Landmark to be included in their plans to boost tourism in Nigeria. Banks would be authorised by the federal government to loan them money and a national campaign would be launched to encourage Nigerians to go there with their families for weekend getaways on the cheap. This cheap activities can be encouraged and part funded in secret by the nation with tax cuts for a decade to build an habit for Nigerians. The British did it too. They didn’t always go to the beach. They didn’t even have swimming trunks. They created that culture and monitored it. Then those Nigerian children going there in the future will grow up and they will bring their children there and it becomes a ritualistic society thing. Like we were taken to the Bar branch in Lagos. That is what gave birth to the need for Landmark. A good government will create opportunities in ifs. Nigerians and others will get married there. You just have to lie that marriages held close to the ocean lasts longer and are bosses along with all that feel good BS. Nations do it all the time from the shadows. Controlling public opinion for their own good. They will bring their friends from overseas to Nigeria to see it. It’s the best thing to do as a nation to bring in more money into our economy as a long term goal. Then the locals? They will have jobs. Of cause it can never be achieved in one go. Landmark will be monitoring it I tell you. I would not be shocked if they even rushed to buy land there as land banking just in case so they don’t miss out. I believe in Nigeria. It’s just a matter of time before those old goats start to die of age related natural causes one by one. They can’t live forever. If we prevent their children from getting into politics we can fix our country.

Well, the plans are on top gear. Though its an extension, not relocation...

No need to fight. But you do have a point. Akwa Ibom is like the Dubai of Nigeria if properly harnessed. The presence of nature in Akwa Ibom is on the high...

Appreciate you brother man. God bless you bro. I will be in Liberia within the year. Will love a link up.

Lol, you just like wahala.

True. Thanks for your observation. Some Akwa Ibom people called my attention to it too.

Lol...

Wow, thank you so much. God bless and please, kindly subscribe to support our work. God bless you.

I personally think, they should allow private companies to do as much as 20-25 story buildings on the shore lines. The beaches need some hotels and resorts.

This is correct, I thought so too...

Lol. I personally will make Uyo my retirement home

I largely agree with your claims here. I will be releasing my documentary of warri soon...

Lol...

Thanks a lot 😊

I am working on that. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I will do just as you have said.

@@WalkerDiary thanks…

I am bemused myself...

It begins with the state government appreciating the tourism potentials of their state first, then other things will follow.

Oh really? Great stuff. Would like to talk about your days in the coastal community and your journey to Europe? It would make for great content.so I think though...but thanks it your comment.

@@WalkerDiary i would like to say that i left home after primary at the end of the Nigerian Civil war from 1967 to 1970. I was in primary school when the war started and when it ended i went to live in Warri with my elder half brother who was a soldier on the part of the Federal government of nigeria. We were living in the Army barrack. But i was in Warri for about a year before locating to Lagos where i dwelled for about 10 years by partly school and working. Minimum wage then for the lowest paid was N60.00 a month but then one can rent a room apartment N2.50 and N3.00 a month. But let me remind you that electricity and portable water problems have been there for generations. I left Nigeria for Germany in 1988 with a flight cost of N300 but not from Lagos but from Kano with KLM airline. I lived in germany for 17 years before coming to the Unuted Kingdom since 2005. I am a german and wish to remain so for a foreseable future but my heart felt place when i retire will be where life began for me. My village. I a father and a grand father. Let me also say that i visited Nigerian last in 2019. Abuja, Nassarawa and Mskurdi Benue State. I was to come in March this year, ticket bought and confirmed but unfirtunately i was hospitalised. I hope to be in nigerian soon. But i will not speculate. You have now been told about part of me many people do not know about. Thanks for reading.

Thank you so much for your kind words...

Nice one Nsikak. Where are you watching from?

@@WalkerDiary I'm watching from Bonny Island, Rivers State, Nigeria🇳🇬

@@nsikakessien I will be there on my next documentary shoot. Will be happy to feature you prominently on the project too if you dont mind. Take me on a tour of Bonny Island...

​@@WalkerDiary wow, I would have like to take you on a tour of Bonny Island brother, but I'm working offshore, so I won't be available.

Nice one. Thanks...

Yeah !! Anambra Dubai, Taiwan 😂 Low self esteem, inferiority complex Wonder why we can't just stike to our Name (like a brand ppl will look up to), let's be indigenous There's a lot of development to be undertaken mentally in Nigeria

Thank you for your observation...

I will pass your message, lol... Thanks though.

True

Oh! is that right? Good to know. would be nice to have you talk about your local dishes if you don't mind...

Thank you bro I was shock too when she said bitter leaf soup, water leaf and ugu is used to prepare Edikan ikong

Have you been to Akwa Ibom State, Uyo city? It has beautiful and wide roads. What Uyo city lacks is structural development.

I beg to disagree with you. Akwa Ibom has the best road networks in Nigeria, after Abuja, Lagos is not even close...

@@WalkerDiaryu have to realize that’s a Ghanaian he is deep in oblivion of jealousy believing Accra is more developed than Aba !

@@R.E.V.O.L.T Lol, our Ghanaian brothers. They are hospitable too though...

@@AdebamboYinka Absolutely true bro. You got that right...

Exactly my thought too. The tourism potentials of the state is still untapped.

Kidnappers lurking around , no foreign tourist will risk such trip

​@@EmmanuelBediako-yg8neanother Ghanaian 🇬🇭 bot spotted.

Caution to foreigners thinking of visiting your country, useful travel advisory

@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne that's typical of a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 hypocrite who hates to see anything positive about Nigeria 🇳🇬.

Thanks for your comment. Valid point you just made there...

Thank you so much. This is highly appreciated.

Hmmm