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Re: How Many States Have You Visited in Nigeria And Which State Did You Enjoy Most? by daniwise(m): 7:21pm On Oct 25, 2023 |
Wujio: Na lag I base all through till now.But seriously cultism dey high for that way,even my small Villanova choke up with vikings.But Dem no dey do anyhow sha 1 Like |
Re: How Many States Have You Visited in Nigeria And Which State Did You Enjoy Most? by Swiftgrp: 11:31am On Nov 13, 2023 |
obembet:That's Interesting. I've visited all the Yoruba-speaking states in the South West and North Central of Nigeria, all the Niger Delta States, nearly all SE states except Enugu and Ebonyi, etc. Kano, Jigawa, Kaduna, Jos in Plateau State, Niger State, etc. The huge commercial and cosmopolitan Kano State has undergone a huge transformation since I last visited. When I first visited Akwa Ibom in 1999 from Port Harcourt, it was not a very beautiful place but very rustic. The folks were friendly though. With the transfer of crude oil wells (after a court ruling in the 2000s) from Rivers and Cross Rivers States to Akwa Ibom, the former Governor Godswill Akpabio (while building on former Governor Victor Attah's foundational plans and projects), began to relentless develop Uyo and other towns into beautiful areas with all that huge oil money being the largest crude oil producing state in Nigeria. Plateau State especially Jos is very serene and has beautiful rolling hills and a European kind of weather. Ekiti and Osun States also have breathtaking beautiful green rolling hills that flow into one another because they share boundaries along the Ekiti and Ijesa border axis. Lagos State has got to be the best place for me because of the eclectic vibes from the indigenous Yoruba culture of the people to the cosmopolitan flavor in terms of international business and travels outlooks which caress the landscape and the waters of the vast Atlantic ocean. There are exclusive gatted estates such as Lakowe Lakes that offer great residential getaways from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. With new technologies and specialized mobile apps, you can easily plan your time and movements in Lagos. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Many States Have You Visited in Nigeria And Which State Did You Enjoy Most? by Disembark: 11:34pm On Apr 09 |
amnesty7: Mind sharing Ur experience |
Re: How Many States Have You Visited in Nigeria And Which State Did You Enjoy Most? by Useku(m): 10:05am On Apr 10 |
[quote author=freeDR post=126242638]I live in Ekiti. States visited so far: Ondo Ogun Osun Lagos Oyo Kwara Kogi Abuja Nasarawa Edo Rivers Enugu Abia Akwa Ibom Kano Kaduna Bayelsa Delta Imo Anambra[/quoo Of all these states u chose to stay in ekiti Baba that place no make sense at all and cost of living dey sky high! |
Re: How Many States Have You Visited in Nigeria And Which State Did You Enjoy Most? by rapheal5(m): 8:27pm On Apr 10 |
Good day everyone, i'm planing a day visit to cameroon just to see a friend and come back the same day or the following day. I read it's visa free, do i need any other document and process to get through before booking my flight?. Thanks |
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