I like you, Op, for making this post.

I like the way you were subtle in putting Nigeria in the picture collection. That way, the viewers can accept that this issue of abandoning projects isn't just a Nigerian thing. Good work you've done here.

Naija supposed be number one when it comes to abandoned projects.

Sixfeetbelle:
I like you, Op, for making this post.

I like the way you were subtle in putting Nigeria in the picture collection. That way, the viewers can accept that this issue of abandoning projects isn't just a Nigerian thing. Good work you've done here.

Be consoling yourself.

Vianna:
120 year old haunted farmhouse

Abandoned bat mobile.

Light shining down in an abandoned theater in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Who builds a BatMobile

Vianna:
abandoned great Zik’s flats in UNN, which used to house thousands of students. Inhabiting the place now are reptiles of different species and weeds.

Behind flat �

Jack005:
Be consoling yourself.

Okay.

Abandoned presidents heads in a rural Virginia field

Abandoned tank from WW2

Abandoned bowling alley in Japan

Abandoned project from the Goodluck Jonathan administration. It was meant to be the official residence of future vice presidents. Reptiles have taken over.

Sixfeetbelle:
I like you, Op, for making this post.

I like the way you were subtle in putting Nigeria in the picture collection. That way, the viewers can accept that this issue of abandoning projects isn't just a Nigerian thing. Good work you've done here.

You should also realize that most of them from Nigeria were government projects, as compared to mostly private property seen from other countries. That's far worse. An individual can die and his projects go abandoned, but what excuse is there for a massive government project to reach near completion and then be abandoned? Isn't that proof that it wasn't necessary in the first place?

Kudos to OP

if i show una my guy abandoned gbola area enh, the grasses there fit feed cattles for 1year

The massive Balinese 400 guestroom 'Ghost Palace Hotel' was weeks from opening night when it mysteriously shut down all operations in 2002

Very old building somewhere in sorrento Italy

Abandoned Bath House

Let's talk about a place called Kolmanskop located in Namibia. It was a small settlement in that saw a boom in the early 1900s when German settlers realized that the area was extremely rich in diamonds.

Kolmanskop collapsed after the WW2 when the diamond field began to deplete. By the 1950s, the town was completely deserted and is now the haunted houses are visited by photographers and tourists.

The Abandoned City Hall Subway Stop in New York, U.S.A.

Abandoned Submarine Base in Balaklava, Ukraine

Abandoned building in Hashima, Japan.

Abandoned Ajaokuta steel company taken over by reptiles and herbivores in kogi state.

There are abandoned armor carriers inside Ikeja police college.

I like this thread

Vianna:
120 year old haunted farmhouse

Abandoned bat mobile.

Light shining down in an abandoned theater in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

@ Vianna, where can I get this Batmobile, I really want to have a race contest with Donald Duke

Sixfeetbelle:
I like you, Op, for making this post.

I like the way you were subtle in putting Nigeria in the picture collection. That way, the viewers can accept that this issue of abandoning projects isn't just a Nigerian thing. Good work you've done here.

you are d enemy ,enemy of d poor ones

Movies can be shot in such locations, so it's still useful.

Wow u deserve this

Woah

Vianna:
The massive Balinese 400 guestroom 'Ghost Palace Hotel' was weeks from opening night when it mysteriously shut down all operations in 2002

Very old building somewhere in sorrento Italy

Abandoned Bath House

I like u. U too intelligent

Abandoned military hospital, Germany.

Abandoned church in St Etienne, France

Abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia. The ghosts of dead prisoners are rumoured to roam this place.

Abandoned ships in Lagos Nigeria. Now serves as homes to criminals and homeless thugs.

Morris2967:

I will never understand why Nigeria states will abadoned hospital project.

when they spend such project money on their girlfriends and concubines why wont they abandon essential hospital projects

The once flourishing railway terminal of Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, now lies in ruins after years of closure.

Tripitaka:
What about that massive building around Okokomaiko-Iyana Eran axis? The building gives me the creeps.

That's the nsitf building op talked about. It's after okoko actually

Era area to be precise

Very close to my alma mater fgcl ijanikin

Beautiful!

Nice places for graffiti...

Lemme pack my cans and niggas to go beautify the place

Opperwezen:
Beautiful!

Including the Abandoned Corpses..?

EVILFOREST:

Including the Abandoned Corpses..?

Avoid trolling Mr Man.

More!!

Nova1988:
Nice places for graffiti...

Lemme pack my cans and niggas to go beautify the place

You can go to the abandoned Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, Lagos .. There are amateur grafittis there left behind by thugs