ademoladeji:
#smh

If I catch you ehn

Happy sunday..
...and to eelerii pelebes too- the haters

In the spirit of this wonderful sunday..haters, I love you too

Isoke

Meeeeeeen ibadan is BIG fa!

I will call ibadan: the hiding treasure state''. You just can't get enough of her

Cheei yoruba and love for meat hehe hehe

babate3e:

I get your points, but i beg to disagree, you quoted that nearly 100% of Ibadan people rely on pit latrine, and don't have access to pipe borne water. If going by what you said that means, most of us on from ibadan on this thread don't use toilets and we don't have access to healthy drinking water. Like i said before, your research was not a random sampling, rather a purposive one targeted at areas that are not developed. It's a big city, so your research sample was carried out on areas with high incidence, i won't be surprised hearing places like oja-oba, beere, kudeti et al. If you carry out similar studies in ebute metta, epe, and the interior parts of Lagos you get similar results, and please stop making it seem like ibadan has the highest rate of typhoid fever occurrence in naija. Though, all well and good, your research is very valid, but it doesn't depict close to 30% of all ibadan indigenes, and i as a person won't celebrate mediocrity, i think the state government can do more to help these people as they are citizens as well, no one deserves a low standard of living. One love bro.
God bless you.

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I didn't want to comment further on this thread but I need to correct some errors in your post.

I did not say that nearly 100% of Ibadan people rely on pit latrines and do not have access to pipe borne water. Go through my posts again. My stats dealt with a sample drawn from LCDAs in Ibadan, albeit densely populated ones.

I wonder how you can claim my posts infer that most Ibadan people on this thread don't use toilets and do not have access to drinking water. Go through my posts again. That inference must have come from someone else. Not me.

You are right about the research sample being a purposive one - but contrary to your assumptions, the key criterion in sampling method choice was population density - for obvious reasons.

You claim that if projects similar to my assignment were to be carried out in Ebutte-Meta, Epe and the interior of Lagos, similar results would be obtained. That may well be true. But is that comforting to you? Does that solve the problems identified?

I didn't say Ibadan has the highest incidence of typhoid fever in Nigeria. I am very surprised at how defensive a lot of posters on this thread are. As far as I am aware I have not made any exaggerated claims. The households in communities we sampled - nearly 100% - did not have access to pipe borne water or modern toilet facilities. Anyone who has the time or the inclination can carry out a little survey of his/her own among Ibadan households (in the densely populated communities) to determine if I am peddling outright falsehood.

You confidently claim that my assignment does not depict up to 30% of Ibadan indigenes. How do you know that? Do you know the number of respondents and households sampled?

In conclusion: I posted on this thread because I felt there was a misplaced focus on intangibles and the more important issues affecting Ibadan were being sidelined. Obviously not everyone agrees with me - and that's fine. We can agree to disagree.

As you say: One love. And thanks for keeping it civil.

VolvoS60:


^^^^
I didn't want to comment further on this thread but I need to correct some errors in your post.

I did not say that nearly 100% of Ibadan people rely on pit latrines and do not have access to pipe borne water. Go through my posts again. My stats dealt with a sample drawn from LCDAs in Ibadan, albeit densely populated ones.

I wonder how you can claim my posts infer that most Ibadan people on this thread don't use toilets and do not have access to drinking water. Go through my posts again. That inference must have come from someone else. Not me.

You are right about the research sample being a purposive one - but contrary to your assumptions, the key criterion in sampling method choice was population density - for obvious reasons.

You claim that if projects similar to my assignment were to be carried out in Ebutte-Meta, Epe and the interior of Lagos, similar results would be obtained. That may well be true. But is that comforting to you? Does that solve the problems identified?

I didn't say Ibadan has the highest incidence of typhoid fever in Nigeria. I am very surprised at how defensive a lot of posters on this thread are. As far as I am aware I have not made any exaggerated claims. The households in communities we sampled - nearly 100% - did not have access to pipe borne water or modern toilet facilities. Anyone who has the time or the inclination can carry out a little survey of his/her own among Ibadan households (in the densely populated communities) to determine if I am peddling outright falsehood.

You confidently claim that my assignment does not depict up to 30% of Ibadan indigenes. How do you know that? Do you know the number of respondents and households sampled?

In conclusion: I posted on this thread because I felt there was a misplaced focus on intangibles and the more important issues affecting Ibadan were being sidelined. Obviously not everyone agrees with me - and that's fine. We can agree to disagree.

As you say: One love. And thanks for keeping it civil.

Like i said in the concluding part, i hope the government can do more to help people in those areas, and the people as well should reorientate themselves.
cheers.

Will be posting more beautiful pics tommorow

I will be up loading more pictures as well if not tonight then tomorrow,unfailingly. God willing
Haters gonna hate till they drop

Op et al please if you are on/have access to PC or a better mobile phone do log onto www.thinkoyo.com. My Q5 is playing me wayo
There more beautiful pictures there: my phone is dancing alanta

Tinnkkkk yooooou

More..

More pictures

machinegundammy:
Why u no include the pictures of those neighbourhood with golden brown roofs.
You re just trying to be loyal to ur city... I understand.

lolzzzz

Meeen you just can't get enough of OYO
Too Big to define: Oyo, the hiding treasure state

Ibadan Civic Centre

Coldstone Creamery Official opening in Ibadan

Royal Cedars Hotel & Apartments, Ibadan

Bower's Tower, Ibadan

akinegba1:
Ibadan is a city to watch.

Abeg oga no be oshodi pics u post so abi na my eyes do lyk dat

D'Prince of Mavin Records Chilling @ Topside Lounge, Ibadan

abimbawealth:
If I catch you ehn

The Catchee wan catch the Catcher

abimbawealth:
If I catch you ehn

The Catchee wan catch the Catcher

[quote author=ademoladeji post=33618858] The Catchee wan catch the Catcher[/quote Ok...continu

[quote author=ademoladeji post=33618858] The Catchee wan catch the Catcher[/quote Ok...continu

[quote author=abimbawealth post=33620872][/quote] I dey the land of biutifu red ROOFs

ademoladeji:
I dey the land of biutifu red ROOFs

Na you sabi ooo

Trinxie:
hehehe...exactly...awa ni yen ooo...hmmm...e se ooo. Omo Ibadan kini so?....proudly from the city of brown roofs.
Bi e ba wa n de eko...be ba ba mi ni ile...IBADAN LOLUWA RE WA OOOO.

Obviously omo'badan!

Omo'badan kini so?

Twistaray:


I will be up loading more pictures as well if not tonight then tomorrow,unfailingly. God willing
Haters gonna hate till they drop

how will i go about the pics i just checl that link but can't find any

Sammyjay4411:
how will i go about the pics i just checl that link but can't find any

Here's the direct link to the ''gallery'' pictures.


http://www.thinkoyo.com/gallery/