May the people who deny that their states have none of the filth show here like Qelvin, redson, etc permanently enjoy their state like it is. As other peoples who are exposing their problems and striving for solutions move forward bit by bit, may your enclaves remain as it is yesterday but in fact it will depreciate because infrastructure will naturally depreciate with use. Now say a big Amen to the prayer, park well and never come back with your insanity!

Texas.Cowgirl:
Enugu, coal city

My friend this is not Enugu. Please be guided!

That Otuochi LGA image looks too disgusting. That's bizarre, what disease prone environment poor Nigerians living? And government exist in this country at all. Na wa oooo

Enugu

[img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTs99Df6S4PVq1NFyFMrY3xkY399jE5qqIxjxWUX0XBB6DIEmGnSQ[/img]

Carsonv:

My friend this is not Enugu. Please be guided!

http://blueprintng.com/2012/08/enugu-coal-sites-giving-way-to-refuse-dumps/


You done?

payless: My wife is currently sitting with me in my computer room and I am trying so hard not to let her see all these horrible pictures. This is a disgrace and insult to all Nigerians that our government (local, state and federal) allow this to happen. I used to have a satellite that broadcasting NTA Plus in the U.S, I had to uproot the satellite from my backyard because anytime I watched NTA nothing good being broadcast.

Lol...and you really think you can run from your shadows?
Its not the evil that evil men do but the good that 'good' men never do ruins the world.

This thread is utterly pitiful. Even a child can perceive the glaring agenda of the original poster. What am I even doing here, sef? Apuola m.

Thanks texax.cowgirl. Instead of trying to defend my state, i appreciate the picture... [size=20pt]what i see is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$[/size] to be made from each state of nigeria. More pictures please. Nigeria full of opportunity...

Texas.Cowgirl:


http://blueprintng.com/2012/08/enugu-coal-sites-giving-way-to-refuse-dumps/


You done?

Trully second hand info. You've obviously never been there. Someone takes a photo of a dumpsite just before its cleared just create blog traffic with half truth and you join in without verification. How mediocre!
Try originality!

Carsonv:
Trully second hand info. You've obviously never been there. Someone takes a photo of a dumpsite just before its cleared just create blog traffic with half truth and you join in without verification. How mediocre!
Try originality!

Lmaoooooooo best denial so far on this thread.

I laugh sotey Alamo bitters run comet from my eyes.

odumchi: This thread is utterly pitiful. Even a child can perceive the glaring agenda of the original poster. What am I even doing here, sef? Apuola m.

Like!!!!

"Oil farming" in the Niger-Delta


That's not water, that's crude oil.

Oshie Gas Flare, Niger Delta.


Dagogo Joel's arm was burned by the Oshie gas flare when he was a child. The flare--lit since early 70s and adjacent to Joel's home village of Akaraolu -- occasionally spews out flaming liquids on the countryside, and burned Joel's arm while he was fishing with his father.

Aunty Ayo Girls Comprehensive Secondary School, Keffi Street, Ikoyi, Lagos.


Picture taken October 2009. The school P.T.A wrote the government a letter complaining about the situation, but they only got a specification of what type of furniture to provide, and with what material.

Thankfully, by February 2010, some parents were able to provide desks & chairs for their kids. Since the desks/chairs are designed for 2 kids each, about 80% of the kids now have desks & chairs.

hisblud: Thanks texax.cowgirl. Instead of trying to defend my state, i appreciate the picture... [size=20pt]what i see is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$[/size] to be made from each state of nigeria. More pictures please. Nigeria full of opportunity...

I like this idea.

City cleaning business is a good idea.

Makoko

Naptu, o kare o

Texas Cowgirl is working hard

The pictures on this thread are a testament to govt indolence at the State and Local Govt levels; and the general apathy towards PUBLIC sanitation in those places.

"I weep for some Nigerian places"

Texas.Cowgirl:


Lmaoooooooo best denial so far on this thread.

I laugh sotey Alamo bitters run comet from my eyes.

I'm not trying to deny anything, just stating fact. Blogs are marred with half truths...believe that!
I've been to aba...its old news that aba aint clean, no contending!
But you still haven't shown me a photo of Enugu where refuse is flaggrantly dumped. You don't show me a picture of a bin cleared same day photo was taken and allude that Enugu is dirty. Its not! Aside Calabar, Enugu is the next clean state in the SS/SE. But there's always room for improvement!

Alyricist★Laura:
I bet you have a private butler...a Mexican Maid...

And here you are posting pictures of the Third World in a Humiliating Fashion!

Tell your Mexican Maid Liliana To Fix you something to eat and go to sleep. Let these people Live.

You Americans Make me Sick.

F---k u man. The truth is bitter. DeaL with it. Nigeria is dirty. So u want d world to see only d beautiful side? U selfish goat. More pics jare @OP

Carsonv:
I'm not trying to deny anything, just stating fact. Blogs are marred with half truths...believe that!
I've been to aba...its old news that aba aint clean, no contending!
But you still haven't shown me a photo of Enugu where refuse is flaggrantly dumped. You don't show me a picture of a bin cleared same day photo was taken and allude that Enugu is dirty. Its not! Aside Calabar, Enugu is the next clean state in the SS/SE. But there's always room for improvement!

Yes, Enugu is very clean, no filth.

Please move aside for now.

Mr. Clean....you do wellu wellu oh wellu wellu.

May God help us.

Sabon Gari, Kano, Northern Nigeria



https://www.nairaland.com/325756/nigerias-ugly-face-terror

Kaduna, Northern Nigeria




http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/13418332/image/95165168-kaduna-nigeria

[img]http://desertherald.com/can-nigeria-survive-the-changing-oil-world/#[/img]

Niger-Delta, Nigeria.

http://desertherald.com/can-nigeria-survive-the-changing-oil-world/#