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PH Our Town.....
We full Ground.
Chilling at Springs Place, Odili road at the moment on a Barbecue and some Non-Alcoholic Bottles of Barbecue Wine Level........
The wedding was a successful one.
Then to COLD STONE to cool tins off.
Life is Good when you work hard in a legit way and when God smiles at you.

PH to the World.

Firstorderwizard:


How? Abeg explain my guy been wan move in to Abuloma. He's on transfer from Ogun state

Poloyanabo2:

Spring Palace close to lesukaa?
You get mind oo dey blow your cover like this,
You know say people no like you abi?

As I dey like this, I dey within 0.5km distance from your location.

Depressed101:
Will never forget my first day in PH,I was greeted with a dead body at night .

PhillyA:
I interned for a major oil company in Trans-Amadi back in 2006 and I can't for the life of me understand why anyone who isn't an oil worker and/or indigenous to that region would choose to live in Port Harcourt. Sales price of items sometimes inferior in quality to what you'll find in Lagos is doubled the price of items in Lagos. This is true across board except for boli (roasted plantain and fish) which is like 20x the price in Lagos.

Cultists held sway in 2006, and there are gossips they had the backing of the governor then. During onboarding orientation for new hires at my company, we were warned never to display company badge (ID card) outside the company, otherwise we may be kidnapped for ransom. A colleague was stabbed on the street for no reason at all.

As if that wasn't enough, the disdain towards Yorubas by locals was palpable and "to-your-face", and I wondered then if I was in Nigeria. In my defense, it was my first time leaving my bubble of Lagos and SW. I impressed my bosses during internship and was told to come back after graduation but I never did.

Depressed101:
you made a wise decision... to me ph is a completely uninhabitable place,I rather take rowdy Lagos than that city of blood...

My first day in PH was charactised by dead bodies littering the street right after setting my foot out of the sunny eru motors I boarded

Poloyanabo2:

Don't mind that guy I lived in Abuloma for 2yrs, Abuloma is a nice place especially from Odili road to Okuru junction,
Has one of the best night life among towns that make up Trans Amadi satellite Area.
There's 64% Electricity and good roads, market, schools and bank.
Cheap brothel and concentration of companies(oil services).

The people are welcoming and love minding their business.
Thug life is minimal except you waka careless.
Akwa Ibom girls, beautiful ones plenty the place.
And the place get Jetty, it's a coastal town.

JohnieWalker12:
Abeg where fccpcc office dey for PH?

Rahkman:
What of Aluu community?

lebete3000:


Yepa!

Wetin happen bro?

Emu4u2c:


Hahaha

Aluu community is a cursed settlement

Yes I said it and you can take that to the bank

Depressed101:
can't really tell ,but I saw a dead body just as our bus dropped us at airforce base that night. I will later see more dead bodies often when I go out other times..
My experience with ph is traumatic

maximizer61:
woji is a very nicel area, cult guys plenty there o but they are cool

lebete3000:


Hmmm...what about babes? Shey dem cheap and easy to fvck? Also shey dem sabi do?

dollytino4real:
dis OP dey side line some areas y? but well we still love our pitakwa like dat! where bonny dey

Eastlink:
P/H ashawo cost oh no go there. You can likely get cheap brothels in places like Diobu, waterlines & Okujagu to an extent. I don't know of others.

Eastlink:
Aluu, who lives there except cultist, students & Ikwerre villagers. Nothing is happening there, no development, just an eye sore of a community.

DSC7:


Fulani man.....

Dem no born you well to step foot in ph.....


We go design you front and back......

jasonclement:
How about:

Abuloma

Rupokwu

Sars Road

Eliozu

Rumokoro

Ada George

What do you have to say about them?

Maski87:
[s]You change obigbo to oyibo, and still call the biggest city port Harcourt after one useless white man[/s]

Emu4u2c:

I don’t think it’s rightfully called port Harcourt

It’s the out skirts

Port Harcourt city is made up of two local government
Obiakpor and greater port Harcourt local government

Aluu is in Ikwere local government

Depressed101:
you made a wise decision... to me ph is a completely uninhabitable place,I rather take rowdy Lagos than that city of blood...

My first day in PH was charactised by dead bodies littering the street right after setting my foot out of the sunny eru motors I boarded

PhillyA:
I interned for a major oil company in Trans-Amadi back in 2006 and I can't for the life of me understand why anyone who isn't an oil worker and/or indigenous to that region would choose to live in Port Harcourt. Sales price of items sometimes inferior in quality to what you'll find in Lagos is doubled the price of items in Lagos. This is true for the most part, except for boli (roasted plantain and fish) which is like 20x the price in Lagos.

Cultists held sway in 2006, and there are gossips they had the backing of the then governor. During onboarding orientation for new hires at my company, we were warned never to display company badge (ID card) outside the company, otherwise we may be kidnapped for ransom. A colleague was stabbed on the street for no reason at all.

As if that wasn't enough, the disdain towards Yorubas by locals was palpable and in-your-face, and I wondered then if I was in Nigeria. In my defense, it was my first time leaving my bubble of Lagos and SW. I impressed my bosses during internship and was told to come back after graduation but I never did.

Benblaq:
I be Fimie product. No go say "them say" when them no ask you, especially when you dey for RSU. Once you hear "guy, wida", no ask "we be mate?" Or you go lie in state instantly. Lol

Kinematics:



Quite obvious you were just johnny just come.

Next time post facts and stop posting them say/hearsay.

Abso1uteZero:
PH the chill city. Aviod oil mill area. That place dey give me migraine just passing through.