The coldest place in Nigeria is a Town named Gembu in Taraba State. It's low temperature occurs because it's located on the mambilia plateau and temperature rarely fall below 49°f or above 78°f.

Weather for two

and I heard things are very cheap there

@ Op you are right, i was in Ghecaan last month. The only problem with the land is too dusty red soil everywhere.

I can't see snow, which means it is not a cold region.

I mean, it's sitting on a mountain, so it's understandable...

Meanwhile, I just hate it when people opt for Farenheit when talking temperature.

What happened to Celsius I hate flexing my brain in the name of conversion.

mansakhalifa:
I mean, it's sitting on a mountain, so it's understandable...

Meanwhile, I just hate it when people opt for Farenheit when talking temperature.

What happened to Celsius I hate flexing my brain in the name of conversion.

When did we start using Fahrenheit in talking about temperature in this Nigeria ?

Help me ask them ooo

At least plateau is there....

I no go fit survive 4 dia oo...... 9°C, i nor fit oo

Thukzee01:



When did we start using Fahrenheit in talking about temperature in this Nigeria ?

Well, just take a look at the OP's post...

That's why I don't watch CNN weather report. BBC any time.

Bossontop:

I no go fit survive 4 dia oo...... 9°C, i nor fit oo

It's not that low...

I've experienced 10. Fantastic weather, I must say. Your brain just has a way of working faster in such weather conditions.

Try panshin town in plateau state

On top of Obudu cattle ranch nko? Just asking...

A friend once told me about his experience in that place. I hope to visit the place someday.

I won't mind relocating to this place. But for security....

Nice place. Houses are built without provision for any cooling electrical appliances. The place where Monkeys will jump on moving vans conveying bananas and pick to their fill. Funny enough they live like Cameroonian's and even go to their market as it is a border town.
Taraba funny sha, can't believe they have no radio/television stations and depend on Cameroon for most of their news update.

mansakhalifa:
I mean, it's sitting on a mountain, so it's understandable...

Meanwhile, I just hate it when people opt for Farenheit when talking temperature.

What happened to Celsius I hate flexing my brain in the name of conversion.

I thought I was d only one..... I did not even understand wat was said....bcus am too lazy to start stressing my brain in d name of conversion

rex444:
and I heard things are very cheap there

Pack go there now

Ladylite:
Weather for two

Pregnancy for one.

I grew up there. People don't understand when I tell them am from one small London like that. If Taraba state government get sense, that place suppose dey make good money through tourism.

The weather is too hot here, maybe we should transfer to that zone

Me way dey sweat for head anyhow this place go fit my body die .
But is the place safe? Is there any airport nearby ? Do they have good hotels ? I'll really love to visit someday.

Awkuzuboi:
I grew up there. People don't understand when I tell them am from one small London like that. If Taraba state government get sense, that place suppose dey make good money through tourism.

Dem no get sense.


Even chappal wadi is supposed to be turned into a tourist place. Foolish "gamment"

Nature is wonderful.

Would love to visit that place someday.

I dey Sokoto now and this morning we woke up to desert breeze.

Dem say I neva see anything.

But me just dey enjoy the experience.

My dad once told me about this place...
It's a shame our politicians are only after their personal pockets.. If not this country for be one of the greatest.
Even the masses themselves are very evil

Convert to degree celcius, we don't use that scale

LaMujer:



Dem no get sense.


Even chappal wadi is supposed to be turned into a tourist place. Foolish "gamment"

We no even the hear of mambilla hydroelectric again. After bringing chinese, Japanese etc if sey them get good roads there, na to establish hotel and relaxation center shaperly. And the funny part is that the movers and frequenters of the corridors of state power are from the mamabilla plateau.