Such a nice and quiet city. Life is never on a rush plus you get everything tgere.

My childhood town.It's been a while

Such a nice and quiet city. Life is never on a rush plus you get everything tgere.
I will be there befor 12pm tomorrow. Anyone @Enugu wanna hook me up?

Ileke-IdI:
Nicely selected scenes.

You don't expect him to show you the bad parts.If you go on a road trip to ekiti,I am sure you will show us "nicely selected scenes"

boyendowed:

You don't expect him to show you the bad parts.If you go on a road trip to ekiti,I am sure you will show us "nicely selected scenes"

Are there bad scenes in Ekiti?

This is 042 cola City state. Home sweet home. Enugu is working.

Whitehorse:

Same here too, sort of a hobby with me. I was also i Lagos and took some pictures of a private boat ride from VI to Ikare island. The Island is about 30mins from VI. Very secluded. Does anyone want to see the pics? Can create another thread for it...

Allright, for the omo Eko's here's the thread of my Lagos boat trip pictures...

https://www.nairaland.com/978098/easter-2012-boat-trip-ikare#11277494

Nice one, no need for me to post more pictures as planned, Enugu rockcksss!!!

Ileke-IdI:


Are there bad scenes in Ekiti?

You should tell me.I have never been to Ekiti...but I know every town must have bad scenes.It can't all be beautiful scenery

Ileke-IdI:


Are there bad scenes in Ekiti?

I doubt it. . . It is impossible to select bad scenes from a bunch of horrible scenes.

phreakabit:

I doubt it. . . It is impossible to select bad scenes from a bunch of horrible scenes.

Dude you're still mad? Such a woman.

boyendowed:

You should tell me.I have never been to Ekiti...but I know every town must have bad scenes.It can't all be beautiful scenery

Ekiti is all beautiful, my bro. I've yet to see bad scenes unless they've been doctored up on NL

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Ileke-IdI:


Dude you're still mad? Such a woman.

You obviously do not know me. . . Btw, I was simply stating my humble opinion, which happens to be factual. Please do us a favour. . . . Upload a photo to prove me wrong. . .

Ileke-IdI:


Ekiti is all beautiful, my bro. I've yet to see bad scenes unless they've been doctored up on NL

Hope to visit there someday.The only thing I know about Ekiti is that they have a beautiful Deputy Governor

phreakabit:

You obviously do not know me. . . Btw, I was simply stating my humble opinion, which happens to be factual. Please do us a favour. . . . Upload a photo to prove me wrong. . .

Sto bytching at me, can't even remember why you're mad again. lol

boyendowed:

Hope to visit there someday.The only thing I know about Ekiti is that they have a beautiful Deputy Governor

Please do, you'll enjoy your time

I must commend the resilience, and vivacity of Enugu government. Enugu is turning to a brilliant, beaming enclave. Oh I like the greens This kind of competitive scenarios can make you dream of home

Thanks for the pics and the effort you took in snapping them.

Maybe it's just me and the fact i'm something of a perfectionist, but i would advice the Governor to do a couple of things:

1) plant more trees by the road sides to give the city more of a lush green feel;

2) ban the pasting of posters willy-nilly as it defaces the city and itches my eyes just seeing them in pics ;

3) have at least two well maintained and manicured parks where families can go to to 'catch their fun' (that phrase makes me laugh anytime i hear it- it's so Nigerian );

4) maintain all street and traffic lights, immediately fixing any that gets damaged (i noticed some street lights were missing some parts, and i didn't see the traffic lights that were installed a few years back, though i hope those are still working as well). Taking care of little things like these are a pointer to tell if the bigger things in a city are managed well.

I also hope there's an adequate public water scheme, and that the intracity bus service is still working and maintained well.

The key word is MAINTAINANCE.

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Sto bytching at me, can't even remember why you're mad again. lol
/quote]

There you go again with your childish rants. Honestly, I am not mad at you. I was simply contributing to the thread, you asked a general question, and I answered. Mind you I was in Ekiti recently. #Scaryshit!

I wish there was something we could do about those unsightly telephone and electricity cables. They're such a mess.

phreakabit: There you go again with your childish rants. Honestly, I am not mad at you. I was simply contributing to the thread, you asked a general question, and I answered. Mind you I was in Ekiti recently. #Scaryshit!

LOL Mind you I was in Enugu recently. . . .nicely selected pictures lol

PROUD-IGBO:
Thanks for the pics and the effort you took in snapping them.

Maybe it's just me and the fact i'm something of a perfectionist, but i would advice the Governor to do a couple of things:

1) plant more trees by the road sides to give the city more of a lush green feel;

2) ban the pasting of posters willy-nilly as it defaces the city and itches my eyes just seeing them in pics ;

3) have at least two well maintained and manicured parks where families can go to to 'catch their fun' (that phrase makes me laugh anytime i hear it- it's so Nigerian );

4) maintain all street and traffic lights, immediately fixing any that gets damaged (i noticed some street lights were missing some parts, and i didn't see the traffic lights that were installed a few years back, though i hope those are still working as well). Taking care of little things like these are a pointer to tell if the bigger things in a city are managed well.

I also hope there's an adequate public water scheme, and that the intracity bus service is still working and maintained well.

The key word is MAINTAINANCE.

Thank you very much Nwannem nwoke. . . The key word is [size=14pt]PROUDLY IGBO[/size].

Whitehorse:

Same here too, sort of a hobby with me. I was also i Lagos and took some pictures of a private boat ride from VI to Ikare island. The Island is about 30mins from VI. Very secluded. Does anyone want to see the pics? Can create another thread for it...

Please do share the pics.

I shoot with a Nikon D3000 too.

My website is [url]QuickSilverFotos.VillageHeadMaster.Com[/url]

Ileke-IdI:


LOL Mind you I was in Enugu recently. . . .nicely selected pictures lol

The pictures say otherwise. . .

phreakabit:

The pictures say otherwise. . .

olodo go back and read my posts.

The pictures are indeed nice, no one is arguing that.

Ileke-IdI:


olodo go back and read my posts.

The pictures are indeed nice, no one is arguing that.

You seem aggravated why? Ok lets see Ekiti.

Looks more like a ghost town to me. Where are the inhabitants?

phreakabit:

You seem aggravated why? Ok lets see Ekiti.

You seem bent on seeing things, i know why. When I visit Ekiti again I'll take more pictures.

Ileke-IdI:


You seem bent on seeing things, i know why. When I visit Ekiti again I'll take more pictures.

Please make we no fight na. Abeg una, i no get power.

Somorin#1:


Please do share the pics.

I shoot with a Nikon D3000 too.

My website is [url]QuickSilverFotos.VillageHeadMaster.Com[/url]

Thats good. I might hook with you as per camera's, i'm thinking of getting another lens, maybe wide angle to complement my 70-300mm.

As per the Lagos pics, i've opened a thread for that.

https://www.nairaland.com/978098/easter-2012-boat-trip-ikare#11277861

PROUD-IGBO:
Thanks for the pics and the effort you took in snapping them.

Maybe it's just me and the fact i'm something of a perfectionist, but i would advice the Governor to do a couple of things:

1) plant more trees by the road sides to give the city more of a lush green feel;

2) ban the pasting of posters willy-nilly as it defaces the city and itches my eyes just seeing them in pics ;

3) have at least two well maintained and manicured parks where families can go to to 'catch their fun' (that phrase makes me laugh anytime i hear it- it's so Nigerian );

4) maintain all street and traffic lights, immediately fixing any that gets damaged (i noticed some street lights were missing some parts, and i didn't see the traffic lights that were installed a few years back, though i hope those are still working as well). Taking care of little things like these are a pointer to tell if the bigger things in a city are managed well.

I also hope there's an adequate public water scheme, and that the intracity bus service is still working and maintained well.

The key word is MAINTAINANCE.

Was my pleasure.

I think continuity and maintainance are two thing we fail in doing in naija.

Water is still an issue in Enugu, even in Independence Layout, power too, though i geuss that's a national issue.

Ileke-IdI:


You seem bent on seeing things, i know why. When I visit Ekiti again I'll take more pictures.

Lols. . . That will take ages. I say that because I can tell that you are scared to go there.