Jollyjoy:
both,btw are you the one with the fathmy handle

nofij:
That Ekrejeta road is an eye sore.
I dont know the problem with abk sha but the electricity situation is not that bad. At least we still have the motel and several bars to cheer us up

fratermathy:


This reminds me of what you said earlier about Abraka people asking for "deve" to repair their roads.

This lady is an Abraka indigene and instead of Jollyjoy to be happy that of all the places that need address in Delta State, I chose Abraka, which is not even my home town, she is here grousing about what is bad, worse or worst.
I laugh in discontent. How unappreciative.

MyschoolNG:
Chai abraka dey flex oooooooOooO I swear!!! Come ekpoma u go know say abk na city.
First mother nature cursed the land (no water) one gallon of water goes for #30 naira if I lie make thunder strike me dead. Secondly crime, I think you guys know the story. We are rated number one in cult matters.
Infrastructures, is less than zero. I have stayed in abk and I can tell u,abk is heaven compared to ekpoma.
Even the sch fees ekpoma is twice the amount of delsu.

Freemanan:

If I Am will you have a different opinion?

Back to topic...
I agree it's not only Abraka that has issues regarding lack of social and basic amenities But as I said earlier, Op wrote from his experience. He has not been to Yola so he can't write about a community there.... You dig?

Secondly, if you have really been to Abk and you think this piece is an exaggeration, Then I think it's bedtime for me Nd my fingers!

Jollyjoy:


me abraka indigenenot bad,nice try.

fratermathy:


This reminds me of what you said earlier about Abraka people asking for "deve" to repair their roads.

This lady is an Abraka indigene and instead of Jollyjoy to be happy that of all the places that need address in Delta State, I chose Abraka, which is not even my home town, she is here grousing about what is bad, worse or worst.
I laugh in discontent. How unappreciative.

ALKARULEZZ:
The writer exaggerated everything.. I'm a student of DELSU (Dept of Economics).. I've been in Abraka for over 3 years.

The situation is not as bad as he portrayed oo....


Abraka is a favourite destination for domestic and
international tourism.It attracts numerous domestic
and international tourists. Abraka beach is famous
for its natural flowing spring water, and has
recreational facilities for outdoor activities like
canoeing, fishing, swimming, barbecue. Abraka Turf
& Country Club A private country club that has been
created to function at the highest levels of luxury
and guest satisfaction. Located in the exotic region
of Nigeria's Delta, Abraka Turf and Country Club has
taken on a leading role in the nation's leisure and
catering industry, and prides itself on its ability to
deliver exquisite services. The resort includes
perfect villas, chalets, and caters to high-end
clientelle that includes families, vacation seekers,
campers, as well as corporate groups. Abraka Turf
and Country Club comes fully equipped with state of
the art facilities and the outdoor activities include
golf, tennis, canoeing, kayaking, polo, horseback
riding,fishing and deep river diving.


https://www.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraka

Freemanan:

Most of them see the piece as a critique on DELSU and not and expository of Abraka baring it's lacunas and providing information!

What a shame on comprehension....

nofij:
That Ekrejeta road is an eye sore.
I dont know the problem with abk sha but the electricity situation is not that bad. At least we still have the motel and several bars to cheer us up

mzzzy:
. The light situation is really bad for a university environment. That's one of the reason I chose to stay in school hostel

fratermathy:





The pictures were taken between December 2013- Yesterday apart from the school picture. Believe me when I say that the pictures are a TRUE representation of the situation. Some were snapped just yesterday.
Meanwhile with or without pictures, have I lied about Abraka? Some of you didnt even READ. You just talk anyhow. Oh Please. You think you've stayed in Abraka more than me? I have been here for 20years+. My mum is from Urhuagbesa-Abraka, a place in Abraka without ROAD at all. Habve you been to Otorho? Or you think Abraka is just DELSU? See the article title, it is A TALE OF ABRAKA not A TALE OF DELSU. Please caution yourself. If you dont want development, I DO!!!!!!

Freemanan:
Jollyjoy these are independent observers oh.... are they exaggerating also?

Kennydoc:


You keep accusing people of not reading your post, how many people do you expect to truly read that long post? It's not even as if it contains information that would benefit majority of Nairalanders. Is there no way you could have summarised the article?

mzzzy:
. Calm down. He's talking about the community that houses the school. I couldn't have agreed better with him, everything he said is the truth. Abraka needs help

fratermathy:





The pictures were taken between December 2013- Yesterday apart from the school picture. Believe me when I say that the pictures are a TRUE representation of the situation. Some were snapped just yesterday.
Meanwhile with or without pictures, have I lied about Abraka? Some of you didnt even READ. You just talk anyhow. Oh Please. You think you've stayed in Abraka more than me? I have been here for 20years+. My mum is from Urhuagbesa-Abraka, a place in Abraka without ROAD at all. Habve you been to Otorho? Or you think Abraka is just DELSU? See the article title, it is A TALE OF ABRAKA not A TALE OF DELSU. Please caution yourself. If you dont want development, I DO!!!!!!

Kennydoc:


You keep accusing people of not reading your post, how many people do you expect to truly read that long post? It's not even as if it contains information that would benefit majority of Nairalanders. Is there no way you could have summarised the article?

Jollyjoy:
you never stilll sleep

Freemanan:

She concede... Happy to enlighten yourself ma'am....

Jollyjoy:
i just dont like overflogging an issue when i know it wouldnt change anything

Jollyjoy:
i just dont like overflogging an issue when i know it wouldnt change anything

Freemanan:
Same here... Glad this one did...

Jollyjoy:
oooh,and what does it change

fratermathy:





The pictures were taken between December 2013- Yesterday apart from the school picture. Believe me when I say that the pictures are a TRUE representation of the situation. Some were snapped just yesterday.
Meanwhile with or without pictures, have I lied about Abraka? Some of you didnt even READ. You just talk anyhow. Oh Please. You think you've stayed in Abraka more than me? I have been here for 20years+. My mum is from Urhuagbesa-Abraka, a place in Abraka without ROAD at all. Have you been to Otorho? Or you think Abraka is just DELSU? See the article title, it is A TALE OF ABRAKA not A TALE OF DELSU. Please caution yourself. If you dont want development, I DO!!!!!!

clogogo:
oP stop selling wrong story about my Ex school ABK, i schooled at Abraka between 2006 - 2011 and i was there to collect my Result Just Last month, And it was better than when we where at that school Stop that Nonsense

fratermathy:


Freemanan, this one is saying ABK is his school. *scurries away* Thank God I went to DELSU o!



Mr Clogogo, my only advice for you is to read my article well sire! If you have something to say, counter me with facts and figures.

ohnyore:
@ OP, that picture you posted about the flood was not taken at Abraka. Ekrejeta road is bad, but not in that state, and looking at that picture I can see a walkway, there are no walkways on Ekrejeta road.

rutemi:
Nonsense op......try to check it out before concluding,some things in the school has being upgraded......

Jollyjoy:
buhahahahahahahaha

are you serioushow did you manage to pass last semester exam