NIGERIA CAPITAL ABUJA: The Most Organized City in Africa

Abuja has served as the Capital City of Nigeria since 1991 when the Capital was moved from Lagos.
Abuja is the only purposely built City in Africa and because of this, Abuja is also the most organized city in Africa.
Abuja is also the Fastest growing city in Africa and one of the fastest-growing in the world.
Since becoming the Capital city, the development in Abuja is clearly evident. The population in the city has increased steadily, and business has also improved.
The real estate sector which contributes heavily to the economy of Abuja has also witnessed major developments.

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ONE AFRICA
ONE COUNTRY.
ONE PRESIDENT
ONE CURRENCY
ONE PASSPORT
ONE PEOPLE

THE FUTURE IS HERE
0:00 - Intro
1:28 - Abuja Population
2:14 - ECOWAS, OPEC HQ
3:25 - Driving in Abuja
4:03 - Jabi Lake Mall
4:42 - Wuse Market
5:19 - Millennium Park Abuja
6:02 - Abuja Real Estate
7:03 - Outro

[Feroxx]

I appreciate Nigeria's capital city. It's a well planned city with spacious roads and awesome greeneries. Kudos to the Nigerian govt. for their determination to build this city for almost 40 years. Substantial development is not attained in a twinkling of an eye at least this govt.is progressing though not in a flashing pace. Thus, it has a lot of things to catch up and become a bustling city. Congratulations

[justinkantavooro]

Abuja is top notch, it's a city of luxury. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[afrikanheritage]

Abuja is where mother nature meets modernization. Adored with hilly topography and greenery landscape and sophisticated top-notch modern infrastructures. I thank God for the privilege to own landed properties in this city.

[worldknowledge]

❤Beautiful than any city here in Kenya🇰🇪

[walesulayman]

Hopefully, the current rulers dont desecrate d city with their miscreants like they did Lagos

[oscianoroyalty]

Abuja got sap developed that there is no village or slum inside the city, they relocated Abuja indigenes and built a new village for them outside the city

[anthonyebube]

Please, Nigeria is a secular nation. There is no state religion, but the showcasing of the National Mosque tends to give Nigeria as a moslem country, which nigeria is not. We have a National Christian Centre but seem always to be ignored when showing notable landmarks in Abuja. Vlogers and social media content creators should please present Nigeria to the world as it is truly is. There are so many landmarks to show than, just the mosque, which is misrepresenting nigeria's image. If not corrected now, such an image will conventionally become accepted as true.