Brenbentondiaz:
Gombe is actually very beautiful, with beautiful women. I went to Tangale in 2022 (my second visit). My brother married from there. Beautiful natural scenery. If not for the madness of terrorists I would've loved to settle around that Jos/Bauchi/Gombe axis.

Beazysledge:
Over saturated pictures. Gombe na very dry arid land and hot humid with the biggest flies I have ever seen in my life can't reside there....tho things cheap die and electricity constant

Elsueno:



Gombe no ge water woh, especially the state capital & the areas around it like akko, Water dey scarce even if u dig underground.

blamingthedevil:

Water sometimes is the major reason for the nomadism

APOPTOSIS:
Looks exactly like California and Arizona states.
Northern Nigeria would have been the best place to live in Nigeria but......🤔🤔
I once lived in Ashaka town, just few miles away from the FMC. I also lived in Gumel in Jigawa for few months.
Thereafter moved to the southern part of Nigeria, then departed for the United States.
The Northern part is just like California, Arizona and Nevada(Las Vegas).
Lagos is like New York.
Akwa-Ibom can be likened to Florida.
Rivers State is Alabama.
Bayelsa state would have looked like Baltimore.
Nigeria is truly beautiful but the humans therein...remain a case study. The whites left too early.

APOPTOSIS:
Looks exactly like California and Arizona states.
Northern Nigeria would have been the best place to live in Nigeria but......🤔🤔
I once lived in Ashaka town, just few miles away from the FMC. I also lived in Gumel in Jigawa for few months.
Thereafter moved to the southern part of Nigeria, then departed for the United States.
The Northern part is just like California, Arizona and Nevada(Las Vegas).
Lagos is like New York.
Akwa-Ibom can be likened to Florida.
Rivers State is AlabamaTexas or Miami
Bayelsa state would have looked like Baltimore.
Nigeria is truly beautiful but the humans therein...remain a case study. The whites left too early.

Elsueno:



Lmao, dey play, when boko haram was boko haram, dem reach gombe well well, That was the main reason a large contingent of soldiers were deployed around ashaka - bajoga area...Anyways, that was a long time ago sha, towards the end of uncle jona presidency before Bubu came on board

Brenbentondiaz:
Gombe is actually very beautiful, with beautiful women. I went to Tangale in 2022 (my second visit). My brother married from there. Beautiful natural scenery. If not for the madness of terrorists I would've loved to settle around that Jos/Bauchi/Gombe axis.

armyofone:


Is it save from boko ?

Are the people welcoming ?

Brenbentondiaz:


Ogun State.

Mrexcell:
So there are places like this in the core north yet fulaniherdsmen won't allow southern farmers work in their farms? Just look at the lush green forest.

malali:
[b]The government should consider offering tax incentives and waivers to encourage big private firms to establish their headquarters in the core northern region of Nigeria. Additionally, providing monetary incentives to small-scale farmers could be a more effective approach than traditional palliatives.

For instance, the government could offer cash rewards to farmers based on their agricultural output, such as providing a monetary incentive for every tonne of crops produced. These incentives could be distributed over a period of four years to incentivize consistent farming practices. It's crucial to ensure that these funds are directly allocated to the farmers and not tied up in bureaucratic processes.

Setting realistic targets for agricultural production and providing farmers with insurance coverage against potential farming challenges would further support this initiative. By implementing such measures, the government can promote self-employment opportunities and encourage rural development.

Ultimately, this approach could prove more cost-effective than traditional palliative measures, while empowering individuals to take charge of their own livelihoods. It's essential for Nigerians to recognize their capacity to contribute to solving societal challenges, with support from both federal and local governments.[/b]