[quote author=Vianna post=91834848]Abandoned gas station , Borno, Nigeria
Abandoned Mosque, Borno Nigeria. [/quote
FUEL WAS 65 NAIRA THEN.......

Lovely thread. Nice work OP!

Vianna:
Can you spend a night alone in these abandoned places for #20M (naira)


Imagine being alone in one of those rooms and hearing a noise coming from another room in the top floor

Yes i can. I will love to. I love paranormal and creepy things

Vianna:
Abandoned psychiatric hospitals

This hospital with ththe inscription the end is near is so creepy. I love it

No passengers or planes have ever passed through Jaisalmer Airport in Rajasthan, India, which cost $17 million to build and was supposed to open in 2013.

furniture sits in an abandoned apartment in Ukraine.

An abandoned airport in Athens , Greece.

Heaven & Earth are doom for money ritualist. Young boys running up and down to do money ritual should go and read the life style of Victor Okafor AKA Ezego the king of money. Everything he lose heaven & Earth for perished with him badly. His money disappeared from bank vault, his mansion because a site for unseen spirits that scared all his family away. It won't be well with past n present money ritualist.

Vianna:
5 star hotel project in bayelsa abandoned for over 20 years. The hotel was designed to be the tallest building in the state and a hotel of aesthetic beauty and excellence that would promote the state’s tourism potential.

20 years on, it's still left to rot.

why abandon such structure and beauty.
Imagine how this would look when completed. Such a waste of effort and fund.

Vianna:


Abandoned stadium in Plateau, Nigeria.

Good job.

Uhmmm...last picture is misleading! That stadium in Plateau state is currently in use. That's where Plateau United currently plays their home matches

Vianna:
Abandoned psychiatric hospitals

The end is truly near!

Vianna:
On Iceland’s south coast is this long-forgotten wreck of a Douglas DC-3 aircraft

Weather finally warming up enough to go swimming. Abandoned Hotel.

Children's Area in a Psychiatric Hospital

Abandoned stadium in Plateau, Nigeria.

The stadium is Plateau State is not abandon as Plateau United currently play all there home matches there.

Abandoned mansion of late Nigerian billionaire Victor Okafor also known as Eze Ego. He died in the late 90s . He was in his early 30s.

His properties still remains untouched, even the fleet of luxury cars in the mansion have never been tampered with due to fear of the unknown.

Picture of one of his many mansions around Lagos.

Picture of the Abandoned swimming pool in one of his mansions.

USSR .. An officer mess.

Preserved till date by the cold

Strange border

Residents Of Naco, Arizona And Naco, Mexico Play Volleyball Match Over Fence Between USA And Mexico

Another one

Point Where Borders Of Germany, The Netherlands And Belgium Converge Near City Of Aachen

DMZ - North/South Korean Border

Roc International Hotel, a replica of the famous Sheraton Hotel in the FCT. An abandoned towering structure at Shere hills around Lamingo in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State is yet to see better days. Standing alone in front of a large lake but surrounded by captivating and beautiful rock formations, Roc International Hotel is unarguably the best that Jos is yet to have. It was late Solomon Lar’s government that awarded the contract of the hotel in 1981 to the Flemingdon Dev. (Nig) Limited with the aim of building a five Star hotel with 318 rooms on completion. However, 35 years down the line, with now 280 rooms constructed, the hotel has seen 12 different governors attempting to complete it without success.
Where did we get it all wrong?

On May 29, 2012, at an event marking the first anniversary of his administration, the immediate past governor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun, reeled out his achievements.

As is the practice with politicians, Mr Amosun went on and made several promises to the people of the state. Among the promises he made was a plan to build 26 “world-class” model secondary schools across the 20 local governments in the state.

Mr Amosun said the foundations of the schools were already being laid adding that when the model schools were completed, they were going to raise the education standard in the state as they would provide first-class tutelage.

“Just last week, we laid foundations of 26 model schools that we believe will define the new Ogun standard in the provision of education at the secondary level. It is an ambitious educational programme, which will touch all of the 20 local government areas of the state. These schools will provide unparalleled facilities in science, technical education, agriculture, humanities, enterprise, and sports, with full boarding facilities, to serve the entire state. It is envisaged that these model schools will produce students who can compete with their peers anywhere in the world,” he boasted.

As it is usually the case with the development of new projects, ordinary people and communities would be expected to make sacrifices such as the demolition of their properties and the loss of their land (sometimes without compensation). For instance, Musafau Adebisi, a retired civil servant and the Baale (village head) of Oke Odo community in Ago Iwoye, Ijebu North Local Government Area, got to his farm one morning in 2012 but discovered his crops had been destroyed. When he approached the king, he was told that a model school was coming to the Oke Odo community and that his farm and those of others had to be sacrificed.

“I felt terrible. I was using about one acre of the land to farm. There were other farmers too, some of them were widows. Our crops were destroyed.” Mr. Adebisi said.

He said though they (farmers) were never consulted nor compensated before their crop were destroyed, they were pleased the land was going to be used for a good course.

This newspaper tried to get the exact amount officially budgeted and spent on the project but was rebuffed by officials of the current administration in the state. Ade Akinsanya, Ogun State’s commissioner for works, declined to say the amount spent on the project. He also refused to reveal the name of the contractors who built the schools. Mr Akinsaya said the project was not handled by his ministry.

“You know the right channel to get that information,” he said over the phone and hung up.

Tripitaka:
What about that massive building around Okokomaiko-Iyana Eran axis? The building gives me the creeps.

That Is the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, Lagos Nigeria.(NSITF) building
It is picture number four on this thread

Nice thread