The Most Praying Country? A Stop at Oje Market for Tuwo, Ibadan – (Ep. 019) скачать в хорошем качестве

The Most Praying Country? A Stop at Oje Market for Tuwo, Ibadan – (Ep. 019)

In Episode 19, we take the conversation from online to the streets. Africa is often described as one of the most praying regions on earth — churches, mosques, and prayer centers everywhere you turn. Faith is strong. Religion is loud. Community is active. But the big question remains: Why do we still struggle with the basics — hospitals, roads, schools, stable power, and public systems that actually work? So we decided to test something simple. We drove one strip and counted how many churches and mosques we could spot — starting from Challenge and heading toward Akobo. And as the numbers kept climbing… the message became impossible to ignore. We didn’t even make it all the way to the final endpoint — we turned around and continued counting from the opposite side of the same route. On the way, we stopped at a very famous Tuwo spot inside a market — ate, reviewed the food, and rated the experience — then got back on the road and kept counting churches and mosques. This episode is NOT an attack on faith. It’s a reality check. Because prayer can inspire hope — but infrastructure sustains life. Churches and mosques can build community — but hospitals save communities. And by the end of this drive, our conclusion was clear: We need more investment in infrastructure, not just more churches and mosques. 📲 Connect with us YouTube: @WestWinger Instagram: @westwinger | @jaiyeolaladipo Like, comment, share, and subscribe if you believe Nigeria’s basketball story is still being written. #WestWinger #Episode19 #Ibadan #Challenge #Akobo #Nigeria #NaijaContent #AfricanStories #Africa #Religion #Church #Mosque #Faith #Infrastructure #Development #Healthcare #Hospitals #Education #Roads #PowerSupply #Economy #NationBuilding #RealTalk #SocialCommentary #StreetDocumentary #FoodReview #Tuwo #IbadanFood #NaijaFood #MarketFood #Documentary #YouTubeNigeria #AfricanPerspective