This is Port Harcourt. Short Documentary 4k

Port Harcourt city is the capital of River State and one of the beautiful cities to visit or live in Nigeria.
It is very popular as many foreigners also live here due to the presence of oil companies such as Agip, Shell, or Mobil.

Port Harcourt city has fascinating scenery. Growing up in the city in the ’80s the city used to be very calm, representing its Nickname the garden city. Although a lot has changed today, with the increasing population I find the city a lot noisier with annoying police sirens on the road in most places as at the time of my visit in November 2021.
Traffic also tends to build up in some parts of the city especially in the evening. But the good part is that there has been lots of road infrastructure development on-going in the city, so hopefully things will get much better.
Port Harcourt Nigeria is a bustling city with lots of commercial activities and just like Lagos, you find that Port Harcourt has a vibrant and exciting nightlife with lots of pubs, hotels, clubs, and joints.
By the way, the hospitality business since to be doing well in this city, as most hotels are always fully booked.
Contrary to what most people think, Port Harcourt is not an expensive city to live in especially when compared to Abuja or Lagos.
Transportation is affordable or should I say the same as most part of southern Nigeria.
Housing is also affordable; you can get a standard 2 bedroom in a choice location like GRA for 1million Naira. But if you were to compare that to Abuja, in a choice location like Maitama, that same standard of the building will for 4million naira per annum.

Food is also affordable, been a riverine area, you will find lots of fresh fish, seafood and meal of different delicacies.
And talking of food, your experience in Port Harcourt will never be complete until you try out the most popular street food in Port Harcourt called Bole. A roaster Plantain with oil-papered Sause that goes with roasted fish.
There are also lots of places to hang out in Port Harcourt, but the most notable one is the Pleasure Park. From Sport to games, to movies, to enjoying nature, you will find it all here. you can check out this video to learn more about it.
Port Harcourt is definitely one of the great places to visit for vacation or to settle down. No one video is enough to tell you about this oil-rich city, but if you like to see more how the city looks like, we have a drone shot and road drives around the major part of the city coming soon.
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[DavidNkwa]

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[gatshenindlovu]

Port Harcourt is lovely, I'd like to visit all the way from SA, Durban ✌️🇿🇦 hi Ikwerre people

[kope]

Thank you for sharing beautiful video. I'm planning to visit Nigeria and Cameroon. PH will be one of the cities i'll go.

[WXUZT]

We had a Nigerian brother sister as tenants for our home in Pune Maharashtra, who were studying Medicine. They hailed from Port Harcourt and their Dad was a doctor who owned a hospital in PH.

[chikezieJack]

Thanks for the video I really enjoyed it

[onimisilovesonmusic]

In Nigeria it is very easy to make money in portharcort ...portharcourt is a home of opportunities

[ebenezerso]

Not a bad looking city, from the little piece of it shown. Nicely laid out, and quite organized. I wonder what the safety issue is there. People safety and the likes. Many places in Nigeria are known for kidnappings and crimes of all kinds. Especially cities.
All the same, your clip is quite wonderful. Great job, David.

[mahmoudtokura]

I'm binge-watching content on this channel😅

[stevedangerous]

Best ever croker pepper soup, and flat rat..

[reneevaneldijk]

I know this video is already from longer time..but is is really good .. How is the real situation right now in Port harcourt and the others state's..I hear a lot of negative things, like the petrol..is this true ? Because i like to overcome to Nigeria ? I will pay for the information David, thank you

[youme]

I always say it that Port Harcourt people are rude and daring. You need to explore the GRA, the area they have the stadium, Lekuma(my spelling might be wrong), etc. Trans-Amadi is overrated because it is busy but not very appealing.

I stop going to Port Harcourt after been intimidated twice.

[mattlipsis]

Building more roads only adds to private vehicle use, more congestion, more pollution. Use trains

[ajazubi]

Porthacourt is supposed to be more beautiful than this considering the amount of revenue it generates to federal government

[mogotsi_]

I've never seen smog that bad in a city. I can only imagine how that is affecting Nigerians' health, especially infants and children.

[deu]

I probably prefer pleasure park in Port Harcourt to Millenium park in Abuja which might just make this the best park in a Nigerian city yet.

Just thinking aloud

[ochiegodfrey]

It's not fifth largest. Benin City is the fifth largest before port harcourt. Do your findings well.