dayokanu:

FCMB, Access, FinBank, Intercontinental and many banks are in that Ojoo area,

Ojoo is a market area and you claim all these banks are none existent there? How dishonest can you be?

When was the last time you went to Ibadan and how many new generation banks were in Ibadan the last time you went there?

Nchara:

DK,

I knew you were exaggerating/lying about some of the banks in Ojoo

There is no Access Bank in Ojoo

http://www.accessbankplc.com/Pages/ATMLocator.aspx?value=Oyo&ln=Gy7UlI4cSJE94Wa2qudbFQ%3d%3d

There is no Finbank in Ojoo

http://www.finbank.com.ng/SearchContact/searchcontact.asp?TY=&cat=2&catName=Branch&sear=Oyo&psearch=Oyo&Submit2=Search+


There is no Intercontinental Bank in Ojoo

http://www.intercontinentalbankplc.com/portal/general/branches.php?select01=31&brfeature=Branches&clickedBySearchBtn=T&MM_insert=frmSearch

There is even no First Bank (the most common bank in Nigeria) there, but they are now in U.I (some 2 or more KMs away)

They only have FCMB which was not there when I was there, Even though I left Ibadan before 2005, I know development has been terribly slow since then. ''Many other banks'' ko, ''many other banks ni''. Stop lying to make a point.

dayokanu:

Your link shows 3 access bank ATM in Ibadan,

Are you saying there are just 3 access Banks in a city as big as Ibadan?

First you said there is no Bank in Ojoo and you have to go to Dugbe to get a bank now you are acknowledging at least 3 banks there?

What other lies do you want to correct

maybe the poster who said you made this thread with an ulterior motive has a point afterall

dayokanu:

Whatever rocks your both

Nchara:

On top of that you can't even write well? Is it both or boat? lwkmd.

I guess I have mesmerized you. Sorry ain't ma fault.

emmatok:

LOL,

You just confirmed,  you don't know the meaning of "Whatever rocks your boat".

Just carry your tribalism else where. ok

Nchara:

You illiterate. The person I quoted (quoted before he changed it) corrected his mistake after I showed it to him. YOU ARE A TABULA RASA.

emmatok:

LWKMD,

Everyone can see that you are the illiterate here, why quote someone's error in the first place.

At least you can edit your post. MUMU.

Nchara:

What an ignoramus. [b]I quoted it so others will see his mistake (which he made because I mesmerized him) [/b]before he corrects it unnoticed. Duh!!!!!!!! Olodo.
Now I know why there is so much failures in exams in Nigeria.
Buzz off. Your mates are not here.

There is even no First Bank (the most common bank in Nigeria) there, but they are now in U.I (some 2 or more KMs away)

bidex:

i think the operator of this topic did not travel at all. i think he's picking word of mouth to make his/her judgement over all these cities saga,

you talk of cities, howmany cities in the US and UK have universities in them? ogbomosho, oyo, osogbo, ijebu ode, ondo, owo, akure, ekpoma, idah, and many more have universities in there and there has been serious commercial activities going on there.

how many cities in the US and UK have up to the level of population of these towns u wrote off that they are not cities?

markets are available there, hospitals, and am even impressed with the road network at ogbomosho, industries are there too, along ogbomoso igbeti rd there r two industries there also, eket in akwa ibom, and u said its not a city?
i think you need travel and see for your self.

did u see the result of last election in oyo state? ogbomosho's population was amasing, that of kogi state of recent too surprised me, lokoja, okene and idah too

and you said its one city based state?

please do your research well before you conclude or make a post over it

Abagworo:

Nigeria generally has only 2 cities Lagos and Abuja with Port Harcourt coming far behind as a possible 3rd. The rest are clusters and over-populated urban areas. No high rises, no wide highways, rusty roofs and what have you. Very disgusting. Owerri, Calabar, Uyo, Enugu and Kaduna are tolerable based on being more organized than the rest.

If you call every populated place with banks,schools and industries a city, then there are more than 1000 cities in Nigeria. Rivers State has obigbo,Onne, Eleme, Omoku, Bonny, Bori and Okrika in addition to Port Harcourt. Imo State has Orlu,Anara, Oguta, Okigwe, Amaigbo, Mbaise, Nwaorieubi, Umuaka and countless cities. Delta has Asaba, Warri, Ibuzor, Agbor, Sapele, Effurun, Ughelli and countless more.

Nigeria generally has only 2 cities Lagos and Abuja with Port Harcourt coming far behind as a possible 3rd. The rest are clusters and over-populated urban areas. No high rises, no wide highways, rusty roofs and what have you. Very disgusting. Owerri, Calabar, Uyo, Enugu and Kaduna are tolerable based on being more organized than the rest.

Nchara:

^^^^^^

I though you claimed he was correct and I was wrong? Instead of all these incomprehensible 10 10 kobo gibberish you are spewing, why don't we talk about how not only deeply illiterate you are, but also your crass inability to understand? Ewu mpamah.

NB: Do not bother to respond because I am done with you.

Nchara:

^^^^^^

I though you claimed he was correct and I was wrong? Instead of all these incomprehensible 10 10 kobo gibberish you are spewing, why don't we talk about how not only deeply illiterate you are, but also your crass inability to understand? Ewu mpamah.

NB: Do not bother to respond because I am done with you.

KnowAll:



Stop talking bullshit, I went UI and graduated in 1991, there have always been a First Bank In UI from time memorial, it has always being part and parcel of the different institutions within the campus.

Nchara:

[size=18pt]If you live in Ojoo which is part of the Ibadan city metropolis, you will have to drive to Dugbe axis to get to a bank[/size], no? Same for those living in areas around Akobo etc. How convenient is that? As far as I know in Enugu metropolis there is no place you will drive 5 miles before you see a shop, etc. Not sure what you are driving at here.

dayokanu:

How true is the statement in bold? You yourself now acknowledge that you know a First bank and Afribank in UI yet still made the statement in bold

When between Ojoo and Dugbe you would pass through UI and Bodija

Keep wallowing in your ignorance

afam4eva:

I don't quite agree with you on the bolded. What makes Abuja, lagos and PH cities and not Ibadan, Enugu, Aba and Warri? According to wiokipedia there's no explicit definition of a city. I think we should look at things from the Nigerian angle. Every state capital in Nigeria, no matter how mediocre is automatically a city. Every commercial center eg lagos, Aba, Onitsha are also cities. Every cultural town with a sizeable population and some social amenities can also be considered a city eg Benin, Kano, Ibadan.

KnowAll:

@Nchara

what u don't know is Ogbomosho was the 4th largest city or town in 1963, go and check the population census, if it was a city then, I do not see why it would not be a city in 2011. Having said that do u know that the over 1 million Yorubas deported from Ghana  in 1968, 98% of them were from Ogbomosho.

Go and do your research b4 yearning dust!!!

realchange: introducing ogbomosho to the world. i don die.

realchange: introducing ogbomosho to the world. i don die.

realchange: introducing ogbomosho to the world. i don die.