It's good as no Igbo is actually on this thread to engage in insentive argument with people still living in their fore fathers thatched house with lots of brown roof.

Mind You, they are commenting and quoting themselves, supporting and insulting the thread all by themselves. While the eastern people are offline building and developing their lands massively. Some online miscreants are here fighting.

QueenSekxy:
It's good as no Igbo is actually on this thread to engage in insentive argument with people still living in their fore fathers thatched house with lots of brown roof.

Mind You, they are commenting and quoting themselves, supporting and insulting the thread all by themselves. While the eastern people are offline building and developing their lands massively. Some online miscreants are here fighting.

And how are we sure you aren't one of them. Was it your ghost that typed your post? Pls don't throw away the baby with bath water. Some of us are ready to spray yoru-secticides on any Yoruba Amala cockroach

Sall:
Those eastern states are danm too small with so much population reasons for that pattern of houses. The entire five eastern states are supposed to be in one state.

You just raised a good point here. I think the National Assembly should do as you just suggested.

You are a patriot Bro.

Bighead9:


You just raised a good point here. I think the National Assembly should do as you just suggested.

You are a patriot Bro.

Same moniker... different posts....lollll....chai...I love nairaland..very predictable....lol

NonsoWow:
Aba doesn't have limited land. Infact, it is the largest city in Igboland by land area. The similarity in building pattern is because many Anambra businessmen are based in Aba and have shaped their building style.

How many percent of the landmass in Aba city is undeveloped?

chuka85:
I noticed that Aba in Abia state and Onitsha in Anambra state have similar building pattern.

What is the reason behind this?

Are there any other cities in Nigeria with this level of clustered block building?

N/B: First 2 pictures is Aba while the last 2 is Onitsha

Read more: https://gistdeal..com/2019/06/similarities-in-building-pattern-in-aba.html?m=1

This Osun guy, why not show us similar building pattern between Osogbo and Ado-Ekiti

QueenSekxy:
It's good as no Igbo is actually on this thread to engage in insentive argument with people still living in their fore fathers thatched house with lots of brown roof.

Mind You, they are commenting and quoting themselves, supporting and insulting the thread all by themselves. While the eastern people are offline building and developing their lands massively. Some online miscreants are here fighting.

The guy that open this thread is from Osun State, using Igbo name

NonsoWow:
Aba doesn't have limited land. Infact, it is the largest city in Igboland by land area. The similarity in building pattern is because many Anambra businessmen are based in Aba and have shaped their building style.

Igala boy

Bighead9:



Kikikikikikiki, the thing pain this one. You showed us Picture of the best and the most beautiful locations in Abia and Onitcha. The thing is making you feel like person wey win jackpot.

Onitcha and Aba are slums, both towns are the worst place to live. They are like hell on Earth.

So you know, I've worked in Onitcha before and I've vowed that, the day I'm transferred to Onitcha or Aba, I'll tender my resignation. I rather remain jobless than to die Young.

Same you used chuks85 to open the thread, boy go help your life.

Sall:
Those eastern states are danm too small with so much population reasons for that pattern of houses. The entire five eastern states are supposed to be in one state.

And Nigeria is not even up to half the size of a state in America. Nigeria is not up to half of the state of Alaska

What is important is population, not size of land.

Anambralstson:

The guy that open this thread is from Osun State, using Igbo name

I know the drill.

They are obsessed with anything Igbo.
His purpose was to use his alternate to mock the two cities and start irrelevant online war with himself.

Sall:
Those eastern states are danm too small with so much population reasons for that pattern of houses. The entire five eastern states are supposed to be in one state.

Lagos is the smallest state in land mass yet the most populated.

But you can never see more than 100 three-storey residential building in the entire mainland. You will break your neck before seeing one.

The only thing you will see in their high-brow areas are a single storey while in their low-mid class areas are bungalows scattered around the area as if it is a cemetery.

Despite all these, the smallest state in Nigeria hosts the highest number of slum in Nigeria.

chuka85:
I noticed that Aba in Abia state and Onitsha in Anambra state have similar building pattern.

What is the reason behind this?

Are there any other cities in Nigeria with this level of clustered block building?

N/B: First 2 pictures is Aba while the last 2 is Onitsha

Read more: https://gistdeal..com/2019/06/similarities-in-building-pattern-in-aba.html?m=1

Small or big, Lagos is still the smallest in the country.

Excluding Lagos Island, you can never see any part of the entire yoruba land that has high-raising residential structures like the one you posted.

Once a yoruba man is able to build 3 bedroom bungalow and roofs it zinc sheets or asbestos that would rot in 2 years, he is a fulfilled man.

igbo bashing thread.. I'm outta here

Juliusmalema:


Sometimes I laugh at u awolowo people for having small brain.

The dilapidation in your land even your own fatherland is far more worse than what eye can Imagine.

Most of you guys are lucky am not the picture type because if I am by now u as a yoruba will be hiding your face.

Am welll travelled be it Ibadan, lagos, ondo, ogun ekiti or osun so when I see people like you misbehaving I just laugh becauthe worst environmental degradation is in ur enclave.

I am to be taking pictures, you ojukwu people will hate your race.

Westbestside:
I am to be taking pictures, you ojukwu people will hate your race.

Would even help you to do that.
I don't hide and I don't bother seeing it online.

At least if gone viral, it will attract government attention.

chuka85:

Read more: https://gistdeal..com/2019/06/similarities-in-building-pattern-in-aba.html?m=1

Similarities in typical Yoruba cities

OfficialAPCNig:

Small or big, Lagos is still the smallest in the country.

Excluding Lagos Island, you can never see any part of the entire yoruba land that has high-raising residential structures like the one you posted.

Once a yoruba man is able to build 3 bedroom bungalow and roofs it zinc sheets or asbestos that would rot in 2 years, he is a fulfilled man.

Travel if you can. It won't kill you.

Juliusmalema:


Would even help you to do that.
I don't hide and I don't bother seeing it online.

At least if gone viral, it will attract government attention.

You dey fear already?

Westbestside:
You dey fear already?

Like what?

If you know me well here, u realise I love flaunting bad pics from my side to get government attention and I also commend those doing so.

Juliusmalema:


Like what?

If you know me well here, u realise I love flaunting bad pics from my side to get government attention and I also commend those doing so.

So why do your brothers likes lies then, they will tag you afonja

Clustered settlements as a result of limited lands and uneven spread of development same with imo but unlike Enugu and Ebonyi

These places have vast areas of undeveloped lands reason herdsmen can operate more easily in Enugu than Abia