Join us on an immersive journey through the vibrant markets of Abuja, Nigeria in this eye-opening video titled “This Is How They Treat Me In Abuja, Nigeria π³π¬.” Follow along as we delve into the heart of the city, exploring three bustling markets one after another.
This isn’t your typical food tour – it’s a deep dive into everyday life in Abuja. From sampling smoked catfish to indulging in fresh fruits, local veggies, and meats straight from the stalls, we get a taste of the true essence of Nigerian cuisine.
But this adventure is about more than just food. Along the way, we meet with local vendors and artisans, witnessing firsthand how traditional textiles are made and experiencing the vibrant energy that defines Abuja’s market scene. From sizzling street snacks to raw authenticity, this video offers a flavorful, real, and unscripted look at the pulse of the city.
So, come along with us as we explore the sights, sounds, and tastes of Abuja, Nigeria. This is more than just a travel experience, it’s a cultural awakening that will leave you hungry for more. Let’s dive in and discover the beauty of this incredible city together.
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The garden egg is also known as African eggplant. Pork is not a common meat in Nigeria. Forbidden in Islam, and almost 50% of the country are muslims. The Christians are not keen on it too. I ate pork for the first time in Trinidad
The green funny looking fruit/vegetable is Karela or bitter melon or bitter gourd. Also available in Trinidad
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I loved this vlog so much
thanks for visiting abuja, God bless you… im with you as you move
Benin city,thanks for visiting Nigeria ,but kano is closer .
You are irresponsible.
The market is great full of fresh produced π π π β€
Interesting David always i teresting vloggs. I HEAR they hv ex Zimbabwean Farmers in Plateu.State some brought their zim helpers with them. They r in Plateau I beleive bc its cooler weathet thought u may like to knw nd may like to visit them.
Abuja has always been a village. Comparing it with Lagos is preposterous. Jeez! Thank you, sir.
5:36 is a bitter gourd not an artichoke.
Nice Video Coverage in Abuja, the places you can go in Nigeria is Kano State Kogi State Enugu Anambra, Abia State Delta State Rivers state Edo state Cross River Akwa Ibom Bayelsa State,
Since I was born I have never seen pork meat eaten by anybody, seriously. It is not something common in Nigeria.
I always enjoy watching your videos. You are always very respectful of culture.
David you are a blessing to the mother land welcome home brother
Africa government should band all this white people coming to Africa only visit the ghetto and village side but when Africa people go to their country they don't do that
The vegetable you were holding and referring to, we call it ' caraille' , in , Trinidad and Tobago – Southern Caribbean. It's an acquired taste, since it is quite bitter.
Happy Easter from the Uk
David. This is a very interesting and entertaining series. The people of Abuja are very warm and friendly. The market is huge with such a wide variety of things to see and buy: how do you choose!!!π€. The green vegetable is called karela in India, carailee in Trinidad. It is also known as bitter melon which is very good for diabetes and blood pressure. It is very bitter and can be juiced or fried. So nice of the guy to gift you with the sword. Thanks for continuing to travel and letting us experience, through your eyes, the many cultures of these countries. Hope you are doing well now. Take it easy and take care of yourself. Happy Easter to you and your family. Happy Easter to Nathan, his wife, and Brandon also.ππ»β€οΈ
Benin city has great history and you should visit. I rep Benin city.
31:45 This is one of the things I missed about open air markets, as a Nigerian in dispora. The seller will always give a special price "for you" , as if doing you a favor but don't be afraid to negotiate further. You could hear the lady in the backgroud encouraging him to negotiate. Interesting!
The bumpy one is bitter gourd like. The other is eggplant.
Nicely done david
Your appreciated all over the world.
Watching from Canada π¨π¦