This is Enugu city (042) they are comparing with Ibadan world biggest slum city-UN

lacasera14:

Enugu is far developed than Ibadan slum city
6329563_50579182541567enugubusinessbuildingsjpeg70943f8963a5d68ea8cc27ac5659b0f9jpegjpeg3f89db1e795ad134583951d43c044108_jpeg5aefd94b62dbde89d2339152d4536e6a by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329552_50578984731544enugu20jpg85b9198d651aeae5c777560a8ff48cd5jpg546c8ade3992c767edaa5c99f2ac27d8_jpgbff667ca2450c64b6c072a7e7a3d5a60 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
20161006_132940 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329598_5058075img4364jpegb0bd198e7fa0f6cc80eb8a996d67c187_jpeg1697bd2b1fc39275da1cae0f7d8a3849 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
20161006_153903 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329544_6327654lx0yyqwjpegaa61d9b6d1282cc282726edb887eaefb2_jpeg5c66fad59ba360e119e894d0055bde4f by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329583_5058077img4371jpeg824921475daabf483d9e34e0ba26732c_jpeg15a0d13089e9082a2a3b8445d67e99e8 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329593_5058027295688920151012121918jpegca03c0beb23a96d2c5be80bc8a58d901jpegf038e97d0a165d9b8ed20fd891355a02_jpegdaab46fe1ca8742f6058ff786e7b1851 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329538_5057578fbimg1489530371621jpegb9c00fb2486f8f1035989e29d7a7e5c0_jpegc1ccaf108e06bd8900731fec1751ba05 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683375_eshdczoo_jpeg579b89449f9ba8dc16cfc87ac5dc9861 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683376_eshdczoo2_jpeg7ca8af09b62d065d46dfc263c9536f6a by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683377_eshdclibertypsd_jpeg05823eb300d2116316e19166e20e712e by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683385_eshdcgolf_jpeg826c259ce05c875226472de8ef8e5e2a by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683394_eshdcvall1_jpeg32dc1f5dc4a23c14686d8e25a2198feb by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683384_eshdcgolf_jpeg826c259ce05c875226472de8ef8e5e2a by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6683418_eshdccitadle61_jpeg9af73b78e2a42722e9057da6ef2b493e by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6684386_enugu_jpegfa2e70d09962fad8bb84259960742667 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
15034811_2133318226893983_4491047817376169984_n by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
3300390_enugustate_jpeg_jpegc76913a8060ee14ec5880fdd58447079 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
20161216_094517 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
20161216_094638 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
116899247 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
Enugu-Mall by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
img_1501407976047-3 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
enugu-streets-by-jide-odukoya-29 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
enugu1 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
2969449_288515320150911163022jpeg22880dcff9c37d4be21db651bd68e7ff_jpegcdf408c79d0aa3804096337e68f27b74 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
1572671_riversstateph_jpeg0b43c3b59f2fbee563b635924694b358 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329558_50579004731460enugu10jpg39ddcdcdeba715ac8d0fc9b99ed91bbejpg5b27f72bf97cc7695e00a4472510bdc0_jpg274b2b80a35e1edcee6cda4a9fe73d00 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
22069941_295182714295043_514518252924174336_n by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329545_503648720170321164728jpeg89fc8cf67eee4de1ce7f73caaab231a62_jpeg5e17b01bfee3ea7dca74dd8f442d27a9 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329549_5057885284842820150613144836jpegc5d976f284c78de2ac4288809da63aacjpege6455936aaa6a7dd237edfd6ee4544a7_jpeg12b5a1ab1a2a79cdd72c58c16109d009 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr
6329564_50577512cgzuhwjpeg9de10caff7c901a4a6be639b4c3d47be_jpegb11b9d0f9b5d9562c916760ea68be002 by Nwa Anambra, on Flickr

Yinmu. Chai. That lacasera14 thread really pain una wella. Every part of Nigeria has its decent and presentable parts. The problem with you loud-mouths is that you act like your shyt don't stink, like every part of your states are better than Europe so you resort to running down others. People here are not fools. There's absolutely nothing you have in your states that others don't also have. Una even dey lack the level of infrastructures others take for granted in other parts of the country. The developed part of Enugu are too small (Enugu city), and those are the ones you guy are constantly showing the rest of us. Phyno's Music video showed the ghetto parts which you lots are always trying to hide. This right here are Enugu as well...

Enugu is blessed with architectural variety. Birds eye view of a part of Enugu you hardly ever get to see. It's all for the love of 042.

See correct layout. Forget the roofs for a minute and appreciate the greenery. I love 042.

These are parts of the architecture I was talking about. Classic stuff. All 042 baby.

Comparing Ibadam to Enugu is like comparing light and darkness.

Those that continue to do that only create enough space to expose Ibadam for what it is.

In Nigeria, Abuja, Enugu, Calabar, Jos, Kaduna, Owerri, Minna, Bonny island, Port Harcourt, Eket, Akure etc are amongst the most liveable cities in the country.

We all know the places called "biggest city in Africa" that should in fact be more properly address as "biggest slum in Africa". Nigeria lives, eats and breathes propaganda that is why certain clear truths are always unspoken in Nigeria. Like calling Nigeria giant of Africa when we clearly know South Africa is far more developed. Those types of lies are endemic in Nigeria.

You just gotta love those yellow Enugu cabs, reminds me of Lagos. Enugu for life!

Now, I admit these shots below ain't all that (and maybe downright disgusting), but we here to keep it real. The good, the sexy, the bad, and the ugly.

On economy, Enugu trashed Ibadan African biggest slum city
https://www.nairaland.com/3087723/nbs-report-bank-credit-deposit-states

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2010-2015

BANK CREDIT AND DEPOSIT BY STATES IN NIGERIA



Bank credit/deposit in each state may be used as an indicator of the level of activity and well being of operators (households and businesses) in a particular state as it shows what residents are borrowing and the amount deposit in banks


http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/report/384

From the report bank deposit by states in Southeast from 2010-2015

Bank deposit in Anambra state #1'844'434.75
Bank Credit # 258'716.37
Balance #1'585'718.38


Bank deposit in Enugu #1'651'741.09
Bank credit #370'012.75
Balance #1'281'728.59

Bank deposit in Imo # 936'606.57
bank credit #218'853.32
balance #717'753.35

Bank deposit in Abia from #1'031'355.42
bank credit #391'675.25
balance 639'580.17

Bank deposit in Ebonyi #330'841.52
bank credit #93'627.5
balance 237'214.02

Southeast total balance from 2010-2015 #4'461'997.51

From the report bank deposit by states in Southwest from 2010-2015
excluding nation commercial center

Bank deposit in Oyo #1'617'678.48
bank credit #598'298.6
balance #1'019'379.88

Bank deposit in Ogun #1'204'873.59
bank credit # 558'073.3
balance # 649'800.29

Bank deposit in Ondo #821'901.84
credit #306'621.05
balance #515'280.79

Bank deposit in Osun #648'726.72
credit #417'073.72

Balance #231'653.05

Bank deposit in Ekiti #301'136.23
credit #123,254.46
balance #177,881.77


South west total balance from 2010-2015 #2'593'995.78

Ibadan world biggest slum city, 95% slums-UN habitat

Now this right here is an often forgotten part of Coal city, but it's still our beloved 042. It's still all love baby.

Coal city for life.

Coal city for life.

Shout-out and Credit to Phyno for this shot right here, and for keeping it street.

Random ally in the 042.

OkutaNla:
The Enugu They won't show you on Nairaland.

Enugu

Popular Ogbete International market. Where traders ply their trade in the midst of feces that smell like lavender.

Nsukka, Enugu

Still Enugu. Just love them hills and thatched roofs.

A lovely Igbo family cooking some Ogbono soup in Iheaka, Enugu. The pattern on her Abada fabric is on-point. lol.

More from Iheaka. The soil is Red everywhere in Enugu.

[img]http://jujufilms.files./2014/05/village-scene.jpg[/img]

Okada business is big business in Enugu (they use bicycles and wheelbarrows in the absence of Motorcycles), even women and the aged aren't left out.

One of the best schools in Enugu. Obiagu primary school. The state government should find some money (even if they have to borrow) and fix up the place after decades of neglect. This school is very old and a landmark one at that. Ugwanyi please do something.





St. Peters primary school (below), Ogbete, also needs urgent attention.

Enugu has a good seren environment.

What I find most fvcked-up about our loud-mouthed neighbours to the East is that, they claim their cities were entirely 'leveled' to rubble during the Civil war and they had to 'rebuild from scratch', yet you look at their cities today and they already look worn-out and way worse than the oldest districts of Ibadan they love to make fun of. Yet they will come here and beat their empty chests. Look at this wide-angle shot of Onitsha below. WTF?? See brown-roof everywhere, disjointed, chaotic, dirty and polluted as fvck, within how long?~ If not for that FG-built interchange at upper iweka, I can bet my last dollar that the place would look even worse. Like what tha actual fvck?!!







www.nairaland.com/attachments/3016881_onitshajuction_jpeg24b89614d8f00cd5722115f28cf0c00c

[quote author= post=66537146][/quote]

Keep 'em coming. I'll handle the shitty parts.

Beautiful..

Eyin omo yieebo gbogbo yin e lo mechionu there because Ibadan no be una mate ooo. See wetin robust and complete city looks like, not some wanna-be where development in the entire state is confined to not more than 3 LG in an entire state.







Crimson Court






Ace Estate, Ibadan




Olive Court




Legacy Estates










































































Golf Course sef dey








IB Industrial Cluster layout








Flyovers brekete for IB, plus interchanges




















See better malls (wey get Cinemas -- Enugu only Cinema don pickup due to lack of patronage)












Agodi Gardens

042 on my mind...

We're almost there....

YEah 1stSon, keep 'em coming.