lonelydora:
So Osogbo market na for road..... Very dirty looking town.

nzeBiddle:
was in tinapa a year ago ...but was disappointed. So dead in spite of all the hype and money spent. Was even reliably informed that the Cross river state government still has to service the loans used to put up the project. So unfortunate. Woulda loved to visit that gashaka-gumti park if not for security concerns. Its sad what boko haram has turned the north into. I tell you, its one beautiful region especially the adamawa-taraba stretch which i've plied on one or two occassions: the adamawa mountains and the mambilla-plateau mountains: beautiful! Arghh and enugu ..04 nwanne. From and grew up there .been to awhum and pine-forest though that was many years back. Awhum's sure got breathtaking scenes/views especially from the peak of the mountain and pine-forest? *nostalgia* won't ever forget those bash (party) times in the early 00's when man still dey learn ropes for high school. Nigeria is beautiful ...just that the government of the day (just like past successive governments) aint interested in the immense tourism potentials on ground and as such has consistently failed to facilitate an enabling environment for tourism to thrive. Vraiment, c'est dommage!

JahzaraAde:


It sounds like you had amazing memories ..sigh, Nigeria is a beautiful country, and the tourism sector is slightly lacking. Tu as raison, il y a là un problème..

nzeBiddle:


sure did ...et d'accord, mais malheureusement, le gouvernement n'est pas interresé. smh

Jaywilzee:
Cool sites

JahzaraAde:


Tis true. But does this particular shortcoming fall squarely on the shoulders of the government? Can't other ruling classes endeavour to provide funds to rescue Nigeria's tourism sector?

After all, Marx believed the state was a tool in the hands of the ruling class, namely the exploitive elite... N'est-ce pas?

seuncyber:
Dubai is better

Ojestas:
10. Sambisa forest .