trapQ:
I'm not Igbo and not pained. However you're stupid.

oluoni:
When Ibadan people were living in brown roof houses Igbo's were still living in trees most of those buildings you see with brown have been there long before Nigeria gained independence...That why its called the ancient city of ibadan,the capital of the old Oyo empire.Lagos was a mere slave depot at the time the entry point into the Oyo empire.

oluoni:
Hahaha..still pained

trapQ:
I dont talk to fools, kindly get lost. Lower primate.

EMMAACHILE:

How is electricity supply in Ibadan?
The town looks cheap but my worry is whether the wholesale market for fmcg and real estate market is not saturated.

Ephhay:
Bodija, Aerodrome estate, Samonda, Oluyole estate.

EMMAACHILE:

How is electricity supply in Ibadan?
The town looks cheap but my worry is whether the wholesale market for fmcg and real estate market is not saturated.

happinesssssssss:
Agbowo is also a nice place to stay sha, BUT

jiangchu:
i love ibadan. I've always been skeptical about that place until i visited oluyole estate. very serene and easy going place. no traffic. and the population of [b]THE DEVELOPERS[/b]selling wares by the walk way is zero. living in Ibadan is like Lagos 1970 before the ibos came in and destroy the standard.

happinesssssssss:
Agbowo is also a nice place to stay sha, BUT

Toseny01:
Three bedroom flat in oluyole ring road 350/400,three bedroom in Jericho same range, three bedroom in akobo 180/250,bodija 250 /400, good schools kg1 average of 15 /50k akobo,ring road 40/100,bodija40/100 for nursery and pre nursery.

revontuli:


Wow, Ibadan looks nice and neat. Are there public parks in the city? Nice cafeterias? Is it safe for a foreigner to visit?

sanchos9607:
Let's face it, there's a biting recession in the country. Perhaps you've lost your job and are considering a career change. Perhaps you're considering setting up a business.
School fees in many parts of Lagos (especially in the island/ Lekki axis) are sky high, cost of living is high, and transportation keeps going up. Don't even mention rents as that is the biggest enabler of poverty in Lagos.

Many people dread September / January because of the double whammy of rents and school fees in Lagos.
You may be wondering what you are still doing in Lagos sef! If no promising career is attaching you to the state, it may interest you to discover that other cities outside Lagos may fit the bill as a place to live for your young family.

Quality affordable schools, modern accommodation at a fraction of the Lagos cost, cheap transportation, more affordable cost of living, and more safety and security.

Ibadan is one such place if I may make a suggestion. I moved here 2 years ago and my family has never regretted the decision.

yemi15:


Basorun, Oluwo-Nla, Old Bodija if you are a people person and love places to happen!

Akobo Estate, Ashi, Oluyole Estate, Olubadan Estate and New Bodija if you love quiet areas!

From a nairalander born, bred and based in Ibadan.

don4real18:
Maybe I just have to change my location but the little hiccup is a job. How is the job opportunity over there with regards to construction or graphics design

Toshtos:
Rent in Ibadan.....

I'm seeking for mini flat of one bedroom apartment (room and parlour ) in akobo/oluyole/Ashi bodija area within the range price of 200,000-250,000 Per Year(total package)

Anybody that have one can contact me via - 08098256561 call or whatsapp


Thanks

sanchos9607:
Let's face it, there's a biting recession in the country. Perhaps you've lost your job and are considering a career change. Perhaps you're considering setting up a business.
School fees in many parts of Lagos (especially in the island/ Lekki axis) are sky high, cost of living is high, and transportation keeps going up. Don't even mention rents as that is the biggest enabler of poverty in Lagos.

Many people dread September / January because of the double whammy of rents and school fees in Lagos.
You may be wondering what you are still doing in Lagos sef! If no promising career is attaching you to the state, it may interest you to discover that other cities outside Lagos may fit the bill as a place to live for your young family.

Quality affordable schools, modern accommodation at a fraction of the Lagos cost, cheap transportation, more affordable cost of living, and more safety and security.

Ibadan is one such place if I may make a suggestion. I moved here 2 years ago and my family has never regretted the decision.