In this recession period no city is best rather than Aso villa or House of Assembly, get a flat there and leave with the polithievsian!

Greedgod:

i heard ur virginkpekus is more accomodating dan los angeles for my deek

Ma niggy

Rollwitu:
Whether in Nigeria or anywhere else in the world, there is always a best place to live in – in terms of security and safety, serenity, road network, air travel, job opportunities, business opportunities, availability of power supply or its alternatives, recreational facilities/hotels and lodging, and standard or cost of living among other things.

These are currently changing, but these are the 5 best Nigerian cities to live as at today, without any bias toward the others not mentioned here, they may qualify for inclusion in the next review:
Can lalasticlala

Any list without Enugu as #1 is thrash, ignorant and DOA

Afonja — IPOD
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port Harcourt asaba and calabar nko

ogorwyne:
OP u need to visit more places. Enugu really has to be there. Abeokuta sef, na wa. which kain brown brown roof full there like that?

Work took me there. You need to see the ancient houses, face me I face you. The town is dead! No apology

Rollwitu:


v. Abeokuta

Located in Ogun State, Abeokuta is the ancient city of the Egbas, the Ijebus, and others descended from a common ancestry. The Olumo Rock is the main feature of Abeokuta, and the name literarily means “under the stone/rock” to depict how its ancient people hid in rocks during ancient tribal wars. It is a very traditional place to live in with lots of fascinating attractions to delight the eyes and mind.

Living in this city is cheap because of abundant houses and food supplies, and it also hosts a people warm toward one another. The road network is averagely good and power supply is stable. The security is also good and there is very low rate of crime in the city, with everyone acting as vigilante to the other.

There are hotels and guest houses to cater to your lodging, and recreational facilities to meet your needs. Business opportunities here could be drab just like in Ibadan, but the people manage to get by. There is no major airport, but transportation by land is never a problem

Calabar is not even in that list or at least Uyo
If not for bokoharam, Jos should be on that list too. But, hey. You even forgot to mention Bonny kingdom.

Five best cities to live in Nigeria! are..Abuja,Lagos,Port hacourt,Uyo,And Enugu.

1. Lagos
2. Abuja
3. Jos
4. Port Harcourt
5. Ibadan
6. Calabar
7. Enugu
8. Akure
9. Makurdi
10. Benin

Godfullsam:
No states from the north, south east and south south

Let IPOD catch you...

Benin is a city in south - south

Rollwitu:


v. Abeokuta

Located in Ogun State, Abeokuta is the ancient city of the Egbas, the Ijebus, and others descended from a common ancestry. The Olumo Rock is the main feature of Abeokuta, and the name literarily means “under the stone/rock” to depict how its ancient people hid in rocks during ancient tribal wars. It is a very traditional place to live in with lots of fascinating attractions to delight the eyes and mind.

Living in this city is cheap because of abundant houses and food supplies, and it also hosts a people warm toward one another. The road network is averagely good and power supply is stable. The security is also good and there is very low rate of crime in the city, with everyone acting as vigilante to the other.

There are hotels and guest houses to cater to your lodging, and recreational facilities to meet your needs. Business opportunities here could be drab just like in Ibadan, but the people manage to get by. There is no major airport, but transportation by land is never a problem

Why? U could have mention akure or porthcourt.

op what do u think of the most peaceful state and d power state.....Niger state

deltapikin:


Benin is a city in south - south

what kind of stupid reply is this?

Nonsense...

Tah

List

Vickiweezy:
Stupid analysis @op..
Have you ever been to port-harcourt?
You just wan hype yorubaland

Port Harcourt is definitely a no. What's in PHC apart from oil and criminalities? No good road networks, markets and taxis taken over major roads, no drainage systems, electricity supply poor, GRA full of clubs instead of serenity, traffic light just coming up etc.

Uyo or Enugu shld replace abeokuta.

1. Abuja 2. Lagos 3. Port-Harcourt 4. Calabar 5. Enugu 6. Kano 7. Ilorin (Owerri is not that secure and Benin has too many shrines and prostitution flourishes).

Benin na place to live?? where exactly for Benin?? ...

Abeokuta kor, ori-igi ni...

Lagos
PH
Enugu
Ibadan
Abuja

Okpabana:


Port Harcourt is definitely a no. What's in PHC apart from oil and criminalities? No good road networks, markets and taxis taken over major roads, no drainage systems, electricity supply poor, GRA full of clubs instead of serenity, traffic light just coming up etc.

Do you live in Port Harcourt if no when was the last time you visited.

Virginkpekus:
Pls respect yourself

virginkpekus we are grownups . Lets communicate as lovers

DonXavi:
The Op should have titled the thread the best cities in the Southwest to live in.

the op is in oduduwa republic not Nigeria

what happen to cities like


Kaduna

calabar


port Harcourt

Enugu

etc

KidsNEXTdoor:
Op..... Must be a cone head
Cos they don't travel
They only stay in oshogbo open a nairaland account and knack head on the ground until they die

wtfCode:
Iidiotic op

Flatron, he pain you well

Okpabana:


Port Harcourt is definitely a no. What's in PHC apart from oil and criminalities? No good road networks, markets and taxis taken over major roads, no drainage systems, electricity supply poor, GRA full of clubs instead of serenity, traffic light just coming up etc.

No good road in PHC? Are you for real?

Rollwitu:


v. Abeokuta

Located in Ogun State, Abeokuta is the ancient city of the Egbas, the Ijebus, and others descended from a common ancestry. The Olumo Rock is the main feature of Abeokuta, and the name literarily means “under the stone/rock” to depict how its ancient people hid in rocks during ancient tribal wars. It is a very traditional place to live in with lots of fascinating attractions to delight the eyes and mind.

Living in this city is cheap because of abundant houses and food supplies, and it also hosts a people warm toward one another. The road network is averagely good and power supply is stable. The security is also good and there is very low rate of crime in the city, with everyone acting as vigilante to the other.

There are hotels and guest houses to cater to your lodging, and recreational facilities to meet your needs. Business opportunities here could be drab just like in Ibadan, but the people manage to get by. There is no major airport, but transportation by land is never a problem

I am moving to this city next year, very peaceful and cheap food.

Rollwitu:
review:

i. Abuja


Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria is every man’s dreamland. It is located in the center of the country, and the seat of power for all Nigerians. It was deliberately planned to be an architectural masterpiece and to compete with the most beautiful and standardized cities in the world. Living in Abuja can be costly because it is the government seat of Nigeria, and accommodates the wealthiest folks in the country. The biggest companies want to have a headquarter in Abuja and the best international hotels are located there. So living in Abuja can be quite expensive, even in low places like Iyanya among others. Housing is costly and food is costly because of the daily influx of people into the city.

But Abuja has the best security in the country and more or less the safest place for tourists and expatriates considering the heavy presence of policemen and soldiers in the city. Remember the president and lawmakers and federal ministers are all resident in Abuja, hence the heavy security mounted day and night there.

The hotels are of international standards, the road networks are exceptionally great, CCTV cameras mounted at every street to minimize crimes, business opportunities abound everywhere, the power supply is very stable, airports are standard, and everything is just fine here. But standard of living is high and may be difficult for low-income earners in terms of accommodation and lodging, feeding, and other things.

Please you've overhyped Abuja. Do you live there or you visited for just a day? Have you been to places like Galadimawa, Lugbe and Lokogoma and seen the roads there? You'll edit your opinion of Abuja after you do. Abuja is largely still under construction. Even the central business district has poor road networks due to uncompleted roads. Please don't pull things out of Wikipedia. Give firsthand information.

Where is Awka??

ogorwyne:
OP u need to visit more places. Enugu really has to be there. Abeokuta sef, na wa. which kain brown brown roof full there like that?

Ifah slap you, new year chicken go heavy for your mouth. So u dey online and you no fit give me mention abi

omofunaab:
Many have not being to abeokuta before, that's why they are saying rubbish

Op is saying best places to reside, abeokuta is peaceful, the cost of living in abeokuta is low and it has good road networks..

The ritual and crime capital of Nigeria....
omofunaab, I am beginning to notice that you smoke Oshogbo weed on daily basis

divicode:


Flatron, he pain you well

How?

Ur own afonja(mumuism) no get rival at all.

@Rollwitu , u lied from ur anus. Lagos ia one one of the worst places to live in on earth. but ur tribalistic dark soul won't let you know the truth. u even mentioned ibadan and abeokuta . ur folly satinks to d clouds