Sammyjay4411:
Ib city is richly blessed.

chigoizie7:
From what I ve. Heard from many people about ibadan being a very nice and cool place to live in, I would ve loved to live there, but all these hatred from sw to se people is really turning me off, its a nice city I must say.

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.

DIIGZ:
Ib my place of birth! The town that accommodate bothe the indidgene and the visitor.

chigoizie7:
From what I ve. Heard from many people about ibadan being a very nice and cool place to live in, I would ve loved to live there, but all these hatred from sw to se people is really turning me off, its a nice city I must say.

DIIGZ:
Ib my place of birth! The town that accommodate bothe the indidgene and the visitor.

madamoringo:


There are already lots of Ibos in the SW and in Ibadan. We need to send them back because we don't want ibo haters in our region and cities, abeg don't come and if you are already in Lagos or any other non-Ibo state, abeg go back to your father land. The SW has done a lot and too much for ibos but they are still criminals, kidnappers, drug pushers, long throated and ungrateful. We don't want more of your ilk, rather people from Akwa Ibom, Calabar, Edo, Rivers, Delta can come but not Ibos!

crixtex:
Ibadan ke?? Ogbeni Lagos is d pride of southwest... Ibadan as a city is not as beautiful as Ikoyi in lagos states... Lets compare all d cities in Oyo wit d cities in Lagos... well ibadan try small..

akinegba1:
Ibadan is a city to watch.

chigoizie7:
From what I ve. Heard from many people about ibadan being a very nice and cool place to live in, I would ve loved to live there, but all these hatred from sw to se people is really turning me off, its a nice city I must say.

OgagaMic:


actually d problem we have in South re d Yoruba and igbo sorry 4 saying tat, two people claiming king can't live in d same room, d yoruba's think they re d brightest Igbo think dey re brilliant than Yoruba. fighting intellectual fight... I respect d yoruba's alot cous dey re brilliant I still respect d Igbos cous dey re blessed I must confess..

bt its nt right 4 dem(Yoruba) 2 b calling Igbo Names, or tat there land re eroded bla bla bla, and to my Igbo peeps stop accusing d Yoruba stop telling them dey re lazy, dirty slot, etc.. if only we re united down south we 4 don show Hausa man pepper.

b4 u attack me am 4 delta

crixtex:
Ibadan ke?? Ogbeni Lagos is d pride of southwest... Ibadan as a city is not as beautiful as Ikoyi in lagos states... Lets compare all d cities in Oyo wit d cities in Lagos... well ibadan try small..

Defcon1:
Is their any town that accommodates only the indigene?

masseratti:
I school in UI am a yoruba guy,truth must be told all what the Op posted up there is just crap compare to what is in the east, Ibadan is living in past glory, poverty will stare at u everywhere in Ibadan.

madamoringo:


There are already lots of Ibos in the SW and in Ibadan. We need to send them back because we don't want ibo haters in our region and cities, abeg don't come and if you are already in Lagos or any other non-Ibo state, abeg go back to your father land. The SW has done a lot and too much for ibos but they are still criminals, kidnappers, drug pushers, long throated and ungrateful. We don't want more of your ilk, rather people from Akwa Ibom, Calabar, Edo, Rivers, Delta can come but not Ibos!

tonytony208:


You are seeing things from the wrong perspective. No southwesterner will ever be the first to abuse the SE. The igbps are always the first to start the abuse. But when we respond, they start playing victim and crying wolf; whereas they are the originator. When the housefly bites the wound of a man, nobody talks. But when the man with the wound bites or eats the housefly, then everybody starts raising eyebrow and making noise.

DIIGZ:
Ib my place of birth! The town that accommodate bothe the indidgene and the visitor.

DIIGZ:
Ib my place of birth! The town that accommodate bothe the indidgene and the visitor.