Thank you. I also want to see Africans travelling in Africa 🙌🏿

@@edwonder_pt my loRD ✍🙏

Absolutely!

Plutôt Baby

Now, it's name small MANHATTAN

Wellcome in my country

J'aime ❤🇨🇮

tu es ici aussi? lol, shalom a toi

@@marcbile Shalom Mon frère, bonne et merveilleuse année à toi🥰. Ouiiii pour la CÔTE D’IVOIRE 🇨🇮 notre patrie on est là 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🥰🥰🥰🥰

Haibo! You are welcome anytime. Greetings from 9ja.

Come, I will receive and take care of you if I travel back home (Abidjan) 😊

Thank you guys for having me. Ivory Coast is so big and beautiful with so many things to see. I will definitely come back again.

I'm glad you noticed

Thats becsuse he showed the plateau area....the business district. Other areas are severely underdevelopped, trash everywhere, unpaved roads and rampant public urination. It smells like if urine and trash had a baby...

@@teascobie6557 Is it only the Plateau you saw in the video? And btw is Plateau the only good environment in CI? Don’t be so negative and learn how to appreciate the good things you have.

@@teascobie6557 girl bye 🙄

@@teascobie6557 did you even get to go every where in Abidjan or in Ivory Coast in general because Ivory Coast’s cities including Abidjan in general is a very clean city.

De rein mon ami

I ❤️ 🇨🇮

That’s absolutely correct. I ❤️🇨🇮

You're welcome

you need to go bro ... going back home from MD

Wow, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info.

Yeah that’s true The of ivory coast are mix with Guans, Ga-adangbe , Krobo Ewes and kru people.

It is only the Baoule that migrated. The rest of the Akan in Cote d'Ivoire have been there for as long as when the first Akan arrived around 1,000 years ago. The reason they are distributed over two countries is due to the europeans drawing artificial lines of seperation. It is not only the Akan many other ethnic groups were divided by them. Its seems too many of us are oblivious to the facts !

@@kwawkwansah2452Baoule are not the largest Akan tribe in ivory coast that’s why you know more about them , the Brong gyaman , the nzema the Anyi migrated other tribe call akan lagunaire (lagoon) such as Akye , abbey , Abidji and so on are more mix with other tribes in Ghana like Guan , Ga-adangbe , krobo and Ewe those people migrated to togo those people migrated before the Akan because of the pressure of akwamu kingdom.

@@paultrs2 your response is not clear and also presumptuous. I never said the Baoule are the largest group, the Baoule are unique in that they are a break away group from Asante. I know very little about the Baoule, but i do know they migrated to their present location very late and are probably the only group that did so in that direction. However other groups never migrated to Cote d'Ivoire as they settled there long before Cote d'Ivoire or Ghana ever existed. if i am not mistaken the Gyaman straddled areas in both countries as did the first Akan Kingdom Bono. So it is very wrong to say they moved from Ghana, there was no Ghana at the time. The lands they live on today are the same lands as far back as the time of Bono or at least the early 14 century when groups broke away from Bono The Nzema tradition even suggests they came along the river Nzi and from the Comoɛ river extended eastward which suggests if anything they settled in parts of todays Cote d'Ivoire first. I know for many other groups this is also true the Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana borders are false divisions. Nzemaland is in both Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana and has been since its inception. Hence it is a fallacy to say they came from Ghana as Nzema Maanlɛ predates either country. The Ewe, Ga-Adangme (Krobo is a subgroup) did not migrate to Ghana before Akan. Although the Guans were settled in many areas of present day Ghsna before the Akan and were either absorbed or displaced. Bɛ fɛlɛ me kwaw Melɛ Nzemanli !

Ivory Coast is gorgeous 😍

@@edwonder_pt ah oui

The Little Paris 🤗

I ❤️🇨🇮

Thank you for recognizing the potential Côte d’Ivoire has. Greetings from Nigeria 😎

La Côte d'Ivoire est largement au dessus de ces pays

@@jonathankey7835 Bien dit..

Thank you very much. It’s a pleasure connecting here. Greetings from Lagos, Nigeria

You're welcome. Yes it's a good place to improve your French. Go for it💪

De rien. On es ensemble

@@edwonder_pt aaaash tu parles Français : ok cool

@@domichristdeli7963 Oui un peu😊

Yes it is

Thank you. The next one is coming up soon!

Little Paris 😎😎

I am happy you love it. Thank you very much for the encouragement 🙏

Thank you very much, it was a pleasure visiting your country and I hope to come back again soon!

You’re welcome ☺️

Thanks Charles O! 🙌🏿

Thank you 🙏

Yes it is a lovely place

I’m glad you appreciate it. Thanks 🙏

Indeed it is such a beautiful country

Amen 🙏 God bless you too and keep up the patriotic love.

Yes the CBD is beautiful. It is not very easy except you use a translator.

Pay somebody good money and take an interest in them. They will take care of you if you do the same. If youre a white English speaker, you will definitely stick out. My best experience in life was this city. Get an unlocked phone and go to Orange for a SIM card

@@ryanbattistoni9775 thanks. How much would be considered good money?

@@Mamajonaful if you eat local it is cheap. Accomadations can be cheap or comparable to like the US. All depends on how off grid you want to go. If you want a quiet, safe place that is affordabke, I can hook you up.

@@ryanbattistoni9775 where are u located btw I hate this country sm

Thank you

Merci beaucoup

You are so welcome

True. It’s high time we told our stories.

They call it the Paris of Africa

You are welcome 🙌🏿❤️😍

You are welcome. When are you coming to visit?

@@edwonder_pt I was home this summer and will probably be back next summer as well 😄

@@sarahmariejoseedasilveira4495 That's beautiful, I like people like you that keep in touch and never forget home.

Thank you

😊😊 Merci beaucoup

You are welcome

Thank you 🙏

Merci Beaucoup 🙏

@@edwonder_pt UWC

Thank you

are you related to Victor Eliam ?

Thanks Don

Thank you.

Thanks. I’m sure you’ll like it when you visit.

Oh really! Where are you now?

J'aime 🇨🇮

@@edwonder_pt merci frère

@@koneismail9945 De rein mon ami

Ivory Coast is a good country, I’m sure you’ll like it when you visit.

Thank you

@@edwonder_pt you're welcome

You’re welcome 🇨🇮❤️

You’re welcome ☺️

Thank you

Africa is beautiful ❤️🥰

Thank you

I ❤️ 🇨🇮

Thank you 🙏

Thank you brother

Thanks

I love your country ❤️ 🇨🇮

Thank you 🙏

Amen. And you too

Amen

Hahah really? How do you intend to keep up with the pace of bicycling?

@@edwonder_pt please accept my deepest gratitude for you reaching out to me #nohumam is limited. Well about the pace we will agree on a steady pace. I will feel motivated when you'll b at the front setting the pace for me. I know i can. i train hard every day. please Edward I'm ready for the challenge. To celebrate international men's day.

moreover I can do a 35-40km run. It will be an honour meeting you.

Merci beaucoup 🙏

Thanks for taking up an interest to visit. Assinie is the best beach to stay at. You can contact a local tour guide to show you around

Beautiful mf country 😂😂

You don’t need to have a friend to go. When you move you’ll meet new people and they will become friends.

@@edwonder_pt I want to relocate to there but it a French country at list I need someone to guide me on the street and I heard that their police are not that friendly to nigerians

@@alangwa7660 You can start by learning some basic French here so that life will be easier for you when you relocate.

❤️❤️

Thank you

Thanks

😍😍😍😍

Awesome! I’m also planning to revisit for the Africa Cup of Nation

Oh that’s nice. Which school was that?

CSP plateau

You are welcome 🤗

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Oh really?

@@edwonder_pt yes, the biggest challenge is to transform the cocoa locally so it will benefit more the economy. I Cote d ivoire with Ghana, Nigeria and caneroun account for 75% of all the cocoa produced. They are trying to come up together and push to raise prices for farmers.

@@edwonder_pt yes

🥰🥰

Thanks. Neffex - Til I Hear’em Say.

Thanks for the kind offer. I will.

A beautiful place

❤️ 🇨🇮

@@edwonder_pt awesome vid brother and thank you for this great vlog about my city. Keep up the good work! 👌🏾😊

@@lokpale225 I am glad you like it. Thank you.

It was shot on a Sunday

It’s probably Sunday

On a Sunday

Abidjan obviously 😀

Yes

Perfect combo

Yes I believe there are many of them

If you say nothing is there then you don't know it any better than you claim.

True

In Cocody. A self-con is 100k per month. 1 bedroom flat is 150 - 200k per month. Excluding water and electricity bills which should be around 40k if you have an Ac The lest hotel is 30k per night A plate of rice and meat is 1k

not a cheap city

Lol! Every country has their good part and I try not to compare rather I encourage them to emulate the positive sides of one another.

My Bro, we have a lot of dirty parts too😆😆. Edward just kindly showed the positive part. 😊

You got the point 😎🤗🤗@@knowledgehunter6539

What happened?

❤️❤️

😎😎

Nigeria

@@edwonder_pt what's your religion?

It was filmed on a Sunday

I will find out the actual figure next time I visit.

Every country had its problems but I agree with you on the beauty of the Ivory Coast.

Tchrrr

@@roxanenguessan8957 he is not lying

@@roxanenguessan8957 lol esseuh c’est faux

@@roxanenguessan8957 merci !!! Il ya la corruption dans tous les pays. J'étais à Abidjan cet été et je me déplaçais en yango je n'ai vu aucun policier arrêté le yango. La corruption existe mais il faut arrêter de dénigrer notre pays! Il ya des officiers honnête malheureusement il existe tjrs des brebis galeuses partout !

Probably as a result of dredging