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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 11:13pm On Mar 06, 2015
IYANGBALI:
the story shock dem. Op well done for a job well done. God bless you

Thanks to I.Y.F that gave the opportunity to visit and live in some of these cities.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by tdayof(m): 11:17pm On Mar 06, 2015
CFCfan always on every thread...

Op what if bodija internatiE college helicopters are seen most of the time dropping students @liforte....
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by hardbody: 11:19pm On Mar 06, 2015
Dyt:


Pls do carry my bags
Thanks

Yo will carry our bags and i will carry or log you.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 11:24pm On Mar 06, 2015
Nellizzy:
I smell sentiment here
@o.p you are. from ibzdan ...I can sense it

No...p, you are wrong.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 11:31pm On Mar 06, 2015
Toluwarni:
Abuja and Lagos alone are probably the only world class cities in Nigeria... The rest though!! I've got nothing more to say lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

The title of this thread is most livable cities and not world class cities in Nigeria.

i hope you spot the difference ma?

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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 11:33pm On Mar 06, 2015
tdayof:
CFCfan always on every thread...

Op what if bodija internatiE college helicopters are seen most of the time dropping students @liforte....


i don't get you. can you pls explain?
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Dyt(f): 11:36pm On Mar 06, 2015
hardbody:


Yo will carry our bags and i will carry or log you.

Flog me?
Abeg I no dey do frnd with panel beaters
Thanks
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by tivta(m): 11:45pm On Mar 06, 2015
My signature says it all. All I know is most experts would prefer to live or work in calabar, uyo and the best weather for them is in Jos(but the violence there is the major problem). We nigerians really need to stop being biased with our views and face facts. How many white men do you see in ibadan? (Even chiko is rare). As for the tribalists that want to attack me, am not from calabar, Uyo or Jos, have just had the privilege to see some of the places. Seun, please change the title of this thread, its misleading and the OP did not list out his references to justify the title. We really need to clean up Nairaland's Front page. Seun take note.

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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Egbagirl(f): 11:47pm On Mar 06, 2015
[quote author=forgiveness post=31375206][/quote]

It's called The International School, Ibadan (ISI). Ibadan International School (IIS) is different.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by bigfrancis21: 11:47pm On Mar 06, 2015
Isnt this thread supposed to be about the most liveable cities in Nigeria, why has it suddenly turned into a picture display of the high-end areas of Ibadan city?
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 11:47pm On Mar 06, 2015
eaglechild:
OP please change the topic to sights and sounds of Ibadan.
Then try and visit other Nigerian cities.


Sir, i have, starting from Jos, Abuja, Lokoja, Minna, Ilorin, Ibadan, Oshogbo, Akure, Ondo, Lagos, Abeokuta, Ijebu ode, Shagamu, Benin city, Ife, Nnewi, Asaba, Warri, Ekpoma, Onisha, Owerri, Oguta, Aba, Umuhia, P/h, Yenegoa, Enugu, Calabar, Uyo, Ikot Ekpene ecetera.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by tivta(m): 11:49pm On Mar 06, 2015
forgiveness:


No...p, you are wrong.
. Have you been to JOS? I honestly doubt it cause if you have you will realize that's where MOST white men live.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Egbagirl(f): 11:50pm On Mar 06, 2015
Tbamo:

Don't mind him oh he forgot ibadan ' realest' school!

Abi? how can you mention schools in Ibadan and not mention ISI? D list neva complete be dat. (even tho na past glory d school dey take shine now lipsrsealed)
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Adesiji77: 11:59pm On Mar 06, 2015
hardbody:


I am coming with you.

OP u said nothing about IITA. I went there for a course and the memory will linger for a life time.

Can someone help me source for a property in Ibadan? I am sold on this.

Are you serious about this? wink
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 12:00am On Mar 07, 2015
Egbagirl:


It's called The International School, Ibadan (ISI). Ibadan International School (IIS) is different.


You are right, and thanks for the correction.

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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 12:08am On Mar 07, 2015
tivta:
. Have you been to JOS? I honestly doubt it cause if you have you will realize that's where MOST white men live.

Well i definately have but i am talking about the most livable cities for white men to live peacfully and do business without any fear of political violence, ethnic clashes and Terrorist attacks. and besides alot of white folks live, study and do business in ibadan.

you can see lebanese, isreali, American, British, chinese, french, indians, South koreans, japanese, Arabs, South Africans, West Africans ecetera
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by forgiveness: 12:21am On Mar 07, 2015
i will.continue tomorrow.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by hardbody: 12:42am On Mar 07, 2015
Dyt:


Flog me?
Abeg I no dey do frnd with panel beaters
Thanks

You must be feeling very sleepy. With drooping eyelids you read flog into log....

Sleep well...
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by hardbody: 12:44am On Mar 07, 2015
forgiveness:


Well i definately have but i am talking about the most livable cities for white men to live peacfully and do business without any fear of political violence, ethnic clashes and Terrorist attacks. and besides alot of white folks live, study and do business in ibadan.

you can see lebanese, isreali, American, British, chinese, french, indians, South koreans, japanese, Arabs, South Africans, West Africans ecetera

Thanks for the information, very invaluable. Now we know where to concentrate our effort in the kidnap and ransom business.

Eyin boyz.......strap on and lets assault that city
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by jaymiebee(m): 12:50am On Mar 07, 2015
Lagos top the list in evry category except natural environment....make some corrections on that

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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Egbagirl(f): 1:11am On Mar 07, 2015
forgiveness:



You are right, and thanks for the correction.

No worries! smiley
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Nobody: 1:21am On Mar 07, 2015
forgiveness:
Based on Mercer's Quality of Living survey, the following factors are used in to determine livable cities;

1, Consumer goods

2, Economic environment

3, Housing

4, Medical and Health consideration

5, Natural environment

6, Political and Social environment

7, Recreation

8, Schools and Education

9, social and cultural environment

10, Public services and Transportation

now, lets start with consumer goods

1,Consumer goods are Products that are purchased for consumption by the average consumer. Alternatively called final goods, consumer goods are the end result of production and manufacturing and are what a consumer will see on the[b] store[/b] shelf. Clothing, food, automobiles and jewelry are all examples of consumer goods.

Therefore, some of these goods most be easily available and in large quantity at an affordable price for average consumer. e.g Stores, shopping malls, fast food eateries, restaurants, markets, branded boutiques, car lots, car dealerships, antiques, home furniture show rooms, ecetera.

and these are the cities that meets the criteria; Ibadan and Lagos.

2, Economic environment; it consists of external factors in a business market and the broader economy that can influence a business. it can be divided in microeconomics environment and macroeconomic environment.

macroeconomic influences are broad economic factor that either directed or indirectly affects the entire economy and all its participants. These factors include such things as; Taxes, interest rates, currency exchange rates, inflation, consumer discretionary income, saving rates, consumer confidence levels, recession, depression and unemployment rate.

microeconomics factors influence how your businesses makes decision. factors are; Market size, Demand, supply, Competitors, Suppliers and Distribution chain, such as retailer stores.

the cities with such criteria are; Ibadan, Lagos and Abuja.


3, Housing; Housing generally refers to the social problem that ensuring members of the society have a home in which to live, whether this is a house or some form of dwelling, shelter or lodging. i.e housing must be affordable to an average member of the society.

Considering this, Ibadan with more than 10 G.R.A, Estates and others, at an affordable price, and also rentable for one year, tops the list on housing, followed by Enugu and calabar.

4, health and medical consideration; Health is the level of functional or metabolic efficiency of a living organism. In humans it is the ability of individuals or communities to adapt and self-manage when facing physical, mental or social challenges.[1] The World Health Organization (WHO) defined health in its broader sense in its 1948 constitution as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

ii. medical consideration; relating to the study or practice of medicine; "the medical profession'' in the said cities.

Considering the level of sanitation, cheap and quality public health, and advance medical services practices in some of cities. Lagos, port Harcourt and Ibadan top the list.



5, Natural environment; The natural environment encompasses all living and non-living things occurring naturally on Earth or some region thereof. It is an environment that encompasses the interaction of all living species. Climate, weather, and natural resources that affect human survival and economic.

Top on the list is Calabar, followed by Abuja and Enugu.


6, Political and Social Environment;
Government actions which affects the operations of a company or business. These actions may be on local, regional, national or international level. Business owners and managers pay close attention to the political environment to gauge how government actions will affect their company. This has to do security issues that deals political violence, robbery, kidnapping ecetera.

ii, Social environment; the environment developed by humans as contrasted with the natural environment; society as a whole, especially in its relation to the individual.

The environment developed by humans as contrasted with the natural environment; society as a whole, especially in its relation to the individual. e,g if evidence for nepotism, tribalism is present in such a complex social environment or the tremendous stress of poverty and social isolation, then such cities lacks social relationship.

Ibadan, Lagos and .......


7, Recreation; Recreation is an activity of leisure, leisure being discretionary time.[1] The "need to do something for recreation" is an essential element of human biology and psychology.[2] Recreational activities are often done for enjoyment, amusement, or pleasure and are considered to be "fun".

Calabar with world class and jaw dropping places like Tinapa resort, Marina resort, Beach, top the list followed by Ibadan(Agodi resort and u.i zoo) and Abuja.


8, Schools and Education; Education in its general sense is a form of learning in which the knowledge, skills, values, beliefs and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through storytelling, discussion, teaching, training, and or research. Education may also include informal transmission of such information from one human being to another.

Education is commonly and formally divided into stages such as preschool, primary school, secondary school and then college, university or apprenticeship. Therefore, schools with good schools from preschool, primary school, secondary school and then college and up university or apprenticeship are highly considered.

Ibadan with good schools that can educate your children from preschool up to university level top the list followed by Lagos and Enugu.


9, Social and cultural environment; Cultural environments consist of the influence of religious, family, educational, and social systems within the marketing system. Various features of a culture can create an illusion of similarity.

This also has to do with human relationship, religious tolerance, cultural history, and it influence the society to blend together.

Ibadan with her great cultural influence tops the list followed by Abuja and ......


10, Public services and Transportation; A public service is a service which is provided by government to people living within its jurisdiction, either directly (through the public sector) or by financing provision of services. The term is associated with a social consensus (usually expressed through democratic elections) that certain services should be available to all, regardless of income.

This is where the performance of the governments comes in. In terms of;
Electricity
Education
Emergency services
Environmental protection
Fire service
Gas
Health care
Law enforcement
Military
Postal service
Public broadcasting
Public library
Public security
Public transportation
Public housing
Social services
Telecommunications
Town planning
Waste management
Water supply network

And top one the list are; Lagos, Port Harcourt and Uyo.

If we sum all these factors together, then, IBADAN TOPS THE MOST LIVABLE CITY IN NIGERIA, FOLLOWED BY LAGOS AND .........


Pictures of Ibadan Consumer goods stores, malls, fast foot eateries, brand boutiques


This is the best you could come up with?
In all 36states less than 6 meet these criterion undecided
Speaks much how badly informed you're...smh

I need to see that mod who brought this to the home page...mtcheew
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Ndipe(m): 1:24am On Mar 07, 2015
Calabar is very very nice.

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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by DoctorMcgruff: 2:27am On Mar 07, 2015
Raiders:
Nigeria is not safe for expatriates. In the north, there is risk of being killed by boko haram while in the south, you might end up being kidnapped. An expatriates cant live his life in peace and must always have police security.

yet dem dey boku for Naija!
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by mmsen: 3:18am On Mar 07, 2015
forgiveness:


That is why many poultry farms like, Zartech limited, Anu- oluwa farms, Chi farms, Rom oil mill limited ( biggest automated edible oil refinery and margarine company in sub- Sahara Africa, flour mill, Leyland Busan motor company limited, Pamper, Huggies, American British tobacco company , Sumal Foods Limited ecetera.

Most these companies are operated by foreigners from Lebanese, Americans, British, Indians, Koreans, Chinese ecetera.


Is that something to be proud of?

What a strange 'accomplishment'.

Only foolish people would sit on a forum and brag about how many foreigners are in their vicinity to show how incompetent and short-sighted the locals are.

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Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Nobody: 3:27am On Mar 07, 2015
No be small... He just couldnt stop mentioning Ibadan like say na Dubai
tdayof:
Op are you from Ibadan?
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by lifeisshort1: 7:30am On Mar 07, 2015
django1:


The electricity of where you visits might be bad but here in Apata axis, its okay. It's true that for most part Ibadan is shitty but same goes for each and every city in this country even the FCT is at least 60% shitty, but life is good for us who can find happiness in the little we have, thank you.
The power situation in ikolaba is very good o, we have light for almost 14 hrs every day , minimum.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Madeu(m): 7:51am On Mar 07, 2015
Missy89:


There is no word class city in Nigeria #fact!

Only World class Slums.
Re: Most Livable Cities In Nigeria For Expatriates by Ajorosun: 7:55am On Mar 07, 2015
forgiveness:
more pics....


Op. What of Kingston College Ibadan Along Eleyele-Sango road ... A co-education (British,America curricula)

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