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Guys it's official, like I'm, considering moving back to Lagos, my friends and family. Dare not hear me say this. In fact, my father especially they're, not hear messages because guys you need to see how I'm always saying what are my friends? What are you guys still doing in Lagos? Daddy? I think people should move to Abuja. Abuja is a very beautiful city, it's so calm and I always call out Lagos. I use names like Mad City unorganized place, and I can't believe that I'm the one actually thinking about moving back to Lagos after leaving 25 years in Lagos and then moving to Abuja, I've been in abujaba for about five years now, and I'm actually thinking that. 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So as someone who has lived in Lagos for 25 years before moving to Abuja five years ago, there are some ups and down in living in both of the cities and I'll. Just tell you guys what I personally think about living in Abuja and living in Lagos. Here are some reasons why I am considering moving down to Lagos. Abuja is a very beautiful city. Let me start with that. Abuja is a very beautiful city. If you've lived in Lagos, all your life and you've never been to Abuja. If you have money, Abuja is a place to have rest of mine. It is very organized like they totally planned out that City zero hustle, like very, very soft life. If you are hearing soft life gang Abuja, is a place for you to have soft life. If you have money in Nigeria, zero traffic guys you, you can't imagine that I'll be in traffic like traffic like traffic traffic, and you hear like um, you see cab drivers, you see there may be a traffic that you just have to stay for three minutes so That they can move past the traffic like these guys would actually be looking for like an alternative way and I'm like blessing. I never stay Lagos before ordinary three minutes: traffic you're, looking for an alternative way to get out of this place. So one thing I absolutely enjoy about staying Abuja is the fact that I can tell you that I'll see you in six minutes and I'll, be there in five minutes 30 seconds. I can actually tell you that oh I'm going to the market I'll be back in two hours or one hour and I'll actually do my business go in and coming at this the time so you can have like a plant life in Lake in Abuja. So I remember when I used to work in the hotel I my shift is by seven o'clock guys at 6 20, I'm still buffing. That'S how that's how Abuja is That's, How Sweet It Is live in Abuja and me in the area that I stay. One thing that has spoiled me so far is the fact that I don't have to pump water you're. Hearing. Oh um, popping machine is not working. Gary key as a whole. Has water system running 24 hours, uninterrupted water moving burning in the household and if you even check how much it is to get water per month, it's very very cheap per house. Like it's super super cheap. You don't have to bother about uh. Oh I'm trying to get my pumping machine is not working 24 hours. We have water so that one is there, and now it's not think about the part that I don't like about. Agbuja is because Abuja is not like a business business. Please you can't really buy things like if you're looking for so many things you want to get for yourself. You have to be looking for someone that is in Lagos. That would actually get the item for you. So that's anything I don't like Abuja, because it's not really like a business oriented place like Lagos, that is the commercial city of Africa. So that's why? I'M thinking that? Okay, maybe I should move back to Lagos, because I know how many deals I have lost because I live in Abuja, even as a food blogger. Sometimes we hear some brand they'll be like. Oh, we want to send you so so so they would love to work with you and the moment they just hear that you live in Abuja, you'll, be hearing things like I'll get back to you. Oh I'm! Sorry, we didn't need the content urgently. We can work with you because of where you stay and all that, so it's actually heartbreaking and even as a YouTuber collaboration Abuja people like to form yes, many of them like to film. Even if I consider myself but other people like to form I've been in Lagos, yes, I'm shooting this video right from Lagos. Actually, I've been in my friend's house Felicia for a while. Now now, if you see in my other Vlog, you see that I'm in Felicia's house, so I've been in Lagos now for over two months, and I know how many people have reached out to me to collaborate YouTubers. They want us to do something together. So all this opportunity that um I lose when I'm in Abuja, I don't want to ever lose that again moving forward. If I intend to like make my brand a big deal out of it, I don't want to lose any of those opportunities again. So it's making me consider wanting to stay in Lagos. I intend to create so many content. In fact, these days my head is busting over ideas. It'S like what not to do in Lagos what to do in Lagos, creating content about Beach, creating content about traveling to Ghana, binary public, you know, even if we don't have money to Jackpot the main countries that many people want to go to, at least let's be Able to go and see what Africa looks like you know, get the passport stamped, maybe like few countries, and personally I am not among people that I really want to Jackpot. Sincerely speaking, I wish that Nigeria was a better place. As someone who has lived in Abuja for five years, Abuja is a very, very, very beautiful city to stay in Abuja is a very beautiful city to live in. So I want you guys to. Let me know what you think about living in Abuja compared to living in Lagos. If you have lived in any of these places, um Abuja is calm, it is arranged. Water system is great. It'S well planned out. Lagos has business in it if you're thinking, if you're a hustler like me - and you know how to hustle for money Lagos is really great to stay in, but men staying in Abuja is really really calm. If you have money, you'd see lovely lovely places to stay and contrast to popular belief where a lot of people think that oh living in Abuja is expensive. I don't think that leaving Abuja is expensive. I actually think that living Abuja is actually not expensive, because transportation is cost of transportation is high in Lagos. Compared to Abuja. You go in small carbs for 500 or 400 naira. You can't even try it in this area. I remember standing award Johnson in Lagos here and both was writing 1 300 naira in late in Abuja. That same distance is actually 400 now, and that day I walked down to that place. It was actually 400 naira. If it's 50 000 in the Abuja, it will cost me 400 naira. If I was going to go on that particular Journey, but then they were writing 1309 Lagos. So, even if it's accommodation, depending on where you want to live, if you want to live in a place like badagry or Joe area, we have places like Dubai and yanya, and you know Cairo all those places to be able to find house within your budget. If you want to stay in Navy surulere - and you know a little bit of the hot Island, you have to find houses in wuse, you want to stay in banana Island and the upsides of lekki. You find houses in guzampe. You need to see houses in guzampe. It'S not it's not agile, like isn't it yeah, goodness, God those people like abeg, no vessel. We leave this country together because we already see money. There are so many estate like hills and hills in Abuja, katampa. Even you see you need to see some estate in some places. People like hello. Where are you guys saying money? You know people in Lagos think that Lagos is the only you need to see houses that this guy that they have in Abuja. So it just depends on where you want, like. What'S your budget, like I say, wherever your money reach you, whatever your money can carry their thing, their houses. So it's the same thing I would say in Abuja, just depending on your budget, you find houses. 80. 000. In our house day House of five millionaire per year, the 10 millionaire per year they get them for Abuja, so it just basically depends on where you want to stay in Abuja. You find a rate for that when we even talk about food stuff as well. Food is cheap in Abuja compared to Lagos. You need to see bell peppers that I buy. You need to see when I buy yam, it's cheaper. I don't think there's anything that is expensive in Abuja and if we're talking about maybe groceries is 59 are different. You want to buy Milo 59 difference, 29 difference. You want to buy milk, you want to buy beverages or all these items like chicken. Turkey, like the 100, are different, but when you want to talk about like like raw food, tomato pepper and all that is actually cheaper in Abuja, so when people say that oh Abuja is actually expensively in Abuja, I personally, I do not believe that is actually a False statement, but when you want to talk about business, the business side of living in um Lagos, I totally agree that living in Lagos you'll be able to connect with people be able to collaborate with people. I have lost many deals because I live in Abuja. I'M actually considering moving back to Lagos because of the business side of Lagos, not of the stressful side of Lagos. Let me know what you think about this. My problem in the comment section, because guys really I have been thinking about it and I've not been able to come to a conclusion one minute I feel like packing my bag and going back to Abuja. One minute I feel like staying in Lagos, so that is it for now. 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