DeOTR:

Even in advanced economies, they still have their old towns. I've been to the one in Rome and that of Baku in Azerbaijan.
So instead of making it stand, you want me to demolish the building developed by my Great Grand Father in the 1880s to prove what exactly?

Are you aware that London is a city that has been in existence for centuries? Are you aware that most parts of London were demolished over the years to give way to modern buildings? There is a difference between reserving a few old buildings (that are well maintained) to serve as monuments or museums as against having a proliferation of rundown mud houses that litter everywhere and deface a town.

You guys are are very funny, Nigeria as a whole is a village, an underdevelop 1920 village.

Igbochief001:

Half of lagos is developed n yet it has more population that Niger , brono ,kogi combined ...who is the ilitrate now ?

Illiterate, Borno

You are a big illiterate. And you are shameless about it.

AustineJohn908:
Ok, according to you but I'm sure 90% of the people that have been to both cities will not agree with you.
How can you say the roughest part of Ekiti is paradise to Uyo. haba bro, this is the first nonsense have ever heard Man.
Yes Uyo just started developing 2005 I think but that doesn't mean it isn't far better than the eyesore Ekiti you just posted, if I post Uyo pictures now ba, even people go dey ask if this is part of Nigeria. Please don't ever do that again I'm befgin goy

I know Uyo very well and it's beautiful.
Much of Ado are old Town, but they're decent habitations. These are places that have been standing for many decades, probably before the first building with iron sheets in the entire Akwa Ibom state.
Had it been I'm available right now, I would have volunteered to go take pictures of dirty places in Uyo, and you do that of Ado and compare. These are places I know very well.
I repeat, Ado may not be beautiful, but most places that have been there for ages still look decent.

seanwilliam:
abeg comot osun for your list bobo

Bet y Osun is an all round beautiful place with very simple and nice people, not to mention exceptionally CHEAP as per very affordable cost of living compared to Lagos. Not to mention the quietness and SERENITY. You can't go wrong with living in Ile-Ife, Ilesha or Oshogbo. The only things I don't like is maybe like their weather can be extreme, as in when the sun shines, it is extreme, and when it's harmattan, the cold is extreme etc. And then I don't like the cultural aspect wey dem traditionalists carry culture for head like gala. Other than that, Osun is very nice.

Cashsteady:




But bro let's be honest... Abakaliki to ain't really developed. Abakaliki and ado falls in the same category of development. I have visited abakaliki I'm not trying to discredit it but that place too is so much underdeveloped just few areas are ok

my guy I doubt that when and which year did you visit Abakaliki

Pls don't do mistake ooo comparing uyo with ado ekiti


Same goes to uyo, abakaliki and owerri[/quote]

Abagworo:


Nothing is wrong with mud houses except we don't appreciate ourselves. Mud houses are as cool inside as air-conditioned concrete houses and can be modified to long lasting standards. In every city of Nigeria there are slums with batchers, plank and nylon bag houses which are worse than mud.

Don't get it twisted, mud houses is never our culture. That our forefathers built mud houses is because that's what was available to them. Humans are dynamic in nature, we evolve as time goes by and take up new and better ways of doing things while discarding redundant ones. There was a time New York and London were filled with wooden houses but now, they've been replaced with skyscrapers and modern condos while only a few such wooden houses are used to serve as monuments or museums. However, I get your point of using mud houses for people who can't afford to live in decent houses.

TEDHorsePower:



Namibia is a beautiful country, particularly their city of Windhoek

Namibia is a totally beautiful country with beautiful people. The average Namibian girl is an 8/10 natural beauty, not like the average 9ja girls with fake beauty, fake hair, fake lashes, fake everything and fake personalities. Sometimes I wonder if that country is truly African, because they live, behave and run their country's system like Western Countries. And their economy is SUPER impressive $1 USD = 15 Namibia dollars. God punish all Government thieves that destroyed the economy of Nigeria with their endless stealing and corruption.

Moferere:


Ughelli

Asaba is not better than Ado.

Can you drive through dbts - orchid Hotel road whenever it rains.

Can you drive freely along Ogbeogonogo Market that block the road in the heart of the state capital?

Please don’t even compare Asaba with Ado!! Ughelli is far better than Ado in all ramification.. Should we talk about infrastructural development, every village and town in Ughelli is tarred..

BastardWike:


Are you aware that London is a city that has been in existence for centuries? Are you aware that most parts of London were demolished over the years to give way to modern buildings? There is a difference between reserving a few old buildings (that are well maintained) to serve as monuments or museums as against having a proliferation of rundown mud houses that litter everywhere and deface a town.

You didn't read me well. The entire old City of Baku is left untouched, not few old buildings. Same goes for that of Rome.
My Great Grand Father, Grand Father and Father's houses are still standing in my hometown as I speak. We can only renovate and make sure it's still standing. Demolishing it and building an entirely modern building on the space erase their legacy.
Old houses in the South West should be renovated, but I don't support demolishing them.

DeOTR:

I know Uyo very well and it's beautiful.
Much of Ado are old Town, but they're decent habitations. These are places that have been standing for many decades, probably before the first building with iron sheets in the entire Akwa Ibom state.
Had it been I'm available right now, I would have volunteered to go take pictures of dirty places in Uyo, and you do that of Ado and compare. These are places I know very well.
I repeat, Ado may not be beautiful, but most places that have been there for ages still look decent.

Alright. I'm sure even USA has it dirty parts so I'm not saying Uyo doesn't but I'm saying Uyo goo parts outweighs Ekiti good parts

U don't chest beat?


And you're showing us ur brown roofs

DeOTR:

I know Uyo very well and it's beautiful.
Much of Ado are old Town, but they're decent habitations. These are places that have been standing for many decades, probably before the first building with iron sheets in the entire Akwa Ibom state.
Had it been I'm available right now, I would have volunteered to go take pictures of dirty places in Uyo, and you do that of Ado and compare. These are places I know very well.
I repeat, Ado may not be beautiful, but most places that have been there for ages still look decent.

Alright. I'm sure even USA has it dirty parts so I'm not saying Uyo doesn't but I'm saying Uyo good parts outweighs Ekiti good parts.
Uyo is a thousand times beautiful than Ekiti and it doesn't matter which started developing first after all Nigeria started developing before Dubai, yet now Dubai is a million miles better than Nigeria, that's same between Uyo and Ekiti.

Iriruaga100:


Please don’t even compare Asaba with Ado!! Ughelli is far better than Ado in all ramification.. Should we talk about infrastructural development, every village and town in Ughelli is tarred..

I can't compare Ughelli with Ado, I don't lie about where I have never been to.

Let's compare Asaba where I have been to.

A state capital like Ado.
Does Asaba has good roads?

Are there mud houses with red roofs in the heart of Asaba?

With the oil revenues that Asaba is getting, is there anything on ground to show for it?

Openbusiness:
Yes, Ado is a beautiful place. I have been there before like 3 times or so. But if I want to relocate outside Lagos to another part of the South West, then it is either, Ogun or Oyo or Osun. Outside SW, if na North, Bauchi or Kano or Nasarawa. If na SE, Anambra or Enugu. If na Niger Delta, Delta or Akwa Ibom, and if na Africa, Namibia, or Ethiopia or Rwanda. If na the world, Norway, America or Switzerland.

ah!! my head!! shut up, I say shut uppppp!!!

The fourth picture in this thread is not in Ado-Ekiti, that's one of our project in Banana Island

Cashsteady:
Debunk any claim that Ado Ekiti is a village.. Ado Ekiti is developing rapidly we don't chest beast. Ado Ekiti roads are top notch, the serenity is second to none with beautiful natures everywhere. Ado is a place to be...


Here are few pictures

Obalatule:
Who is this leper?

Oh! I seeeeee!

deserves the title |under-rated|

AerialMapper:
Men we have suffered in this country

A few tarred roads, traffic lights, some flyovers and a couple of white tourists on a rock...then all of a sudden, Ado Ekiti is underated!

Ekiti state should be a Local Government...but no..we must create states everywhere. I traveled across the entire state in one day and all i could deduce was that they love pounded yam

Haywhysat:


Where do you know in Ado ekiti?

Where do you think is not developed in Ado ekiti.

Note: you are talking to someone that knows virtually everywhere in Ado.

Show us pictures of dallemore , odo ado , ojumoshe , post office ..
OP moreover your 4th picture is not ado ekiti ..dont allow me burstbyour bubbles ..
Asides the hotels on Ado-iworoko road ,what else is in ado ?

If you want academically sound and respectful children, go there and Akure too or Osogbo and Ilesha,to raise your children.

Cashsteady:
Debunk any claim that Ado Ekiti is a village.. Ado Ekiti is developing rapidly we don't chest beast. Ado Ekiti roads are top notch, the serenity is second to none with beautiful natures everywhere. Ado is a place to be...


Here are few pictures

I love Yoruba people I love west

hunterabiolad:
The fourth picture in this thread is not in Ado-Ekiti, that's one of our project in Banana Island

Na very huge liar , i wonder when ado had lagoons or access to Atlantic ocean , i stayed in Ado for 7 years and still.visit 1-2 times yearly ..

Haywhysat:


Where do you know in Ado ekiti?

Where do you think is not developed in Ado ekiti.

Note: you are talking to someone that knows virtually everywhere in Ado.

The inner streets of Ado Ekiti are bad.

The traffic on Adebayo-Housing road on a daily basis due to narrow and bad road is killing.

The water front property is in Banana island lagos and not Ado Ekiti,just so we know

Openbusiness:
Bet y Osun is an all round beautiful place with very simple and nice people, not to mention exceptionally CHEAP as per very affordable cost of living compared to Lagos. Not to mention the quietness and SERENITY. You can't go wrong with living in Ile-Ife, Ilesha or Oshogbo. The only things I don't like is maybe like their weather can be extreme, as in when the sun shines, it is extreme, and when it's harmattan, the cold is extreme etc. And then I don't like the cultural aspect wey dem traditionalists carry culture for head like gala. Other than that, Osun is very nice.

Except you will be working from home due to good power supply.. osun is a dry land for business bro. A typical Lagos boy like u will find it hard to cope with osun lifestyle.. and all Yoruba states are accommodating and loving in as much u respect them too .. osun and ekiti are in Same league.. no serious upcoming business man will take those place for consideration.. depends on the business sha o

tripoli007:



Show us pictures of dallemore , odo ado , ojumoshe , post office ..
OP moreover your 4th picture is not ado ekiti ..dont allow me burstbyour bubbles ..
Asides the hotels on Ado-iworoko road ,what else is in ado ?

Asides those hotels and bars, nada is there.

My friend has been shouting for govt to help repair their street in the heart of Adebayo for 6 years now, nothing has been done.

The street is now cut into 2.

Make nobody come give anybody bobo for here.

Lovelyn451:
ah!! my head!! shut up, I say shut uppppp!!!

bet am not lying na. I once dated a Namibian girl for over a year, never for once did I hear "give me" this or that, u know like the average Nigerian girls that are typical gimme gimme beggars. It was the most romantic experience of my life till today. No crazy nagging, no manipulations, no beggar attitude, no low self esteem of all these physical alterations just to create a fake beauty, they are very comfortable in their own skin and proud of their natural beauty. They are so romantic, so submissive to their men, so encouraging and positive, even if you disagree, there won't be gbas gbos, just normal female tantrums etc. If you're doubting me, take 2 of your "brothers", let one of them marry a Nigerian girl and let the second one marry a Namibian girl, then let's see which one will be the best Sister in-law in the world. He no go pass 3 months, the 9ja wife go don start to dey programme her husband on how to block you from visiting their home . Una too wicked, with stone heart

Openbusiness:
Namibia is a totally beautiful country with beautiful people. The average Namibian girl is an 8/10 natural beauty, not like the average 9ja girls with fake beauty, fake hair, fake lashes, fake everything and fake personalities. Sometimes I wonder if that country is truly African, because they live, behave and run their country's system like Western Countries. And their economy is SUPER impressive $1 USD = 15 Namibia dollars. God punish all Government thieves that destroyed the economy of Nigeria with their endless stealing and corruption.

But the country is a desert though. 90% of goods are imported from SA.

So stfu before you talk trash. Mumugerian

NengiWIDEtoto:
I was marveled the other day when I saw posts of owerri and abakilik on fp, mehn Nigerian movies has really deceived some of us. In fact this forced me to search for some other western states but I must confess I was totally disappointed. What I'm seeing on this page is an eyesore compared to what I saw in the owerri thread.
As we never travel comot from the south make we continue dey look pictures, but mehn I don promise myself to visit owerri.

One of the few honest and unbiased opinion I'm seeing in this thread.

Openbusiness:
bet am not lying na. I once dated a Namibian girl for over a year, never for once did I hear "give me" this or that, u know like the average Nigerian girls that are typical gimme gimme beggars. It was the most romantic experience of my life till today. No crazy nagging, no manipulations, no beggar attitude, no low self esteem of all these physical alterations just to create a fake beauty, they are very comfortable in their own skin and proud of their natural beauty. They are so romantic, so submissive to their men, so encouraging and positive, even if you disagree, there won't be gbas gbos, just normal female tantrums etc. If you're doubting me, take 2 of your "brothers", let one of them marry a Nigerian girl and let the second one marry a Namibian girl, then let's see which one will be the best Sister in-law in the world. He no go pass 3 months, the 9ja wife go don start to dey programme her husband on how to block you from visiting their home . Una too wicked, with stone heart

I agree to the bolded