Godmademan:
si PH yamayama like this. See brown roof everywhere. If not for this photographer I been dey think say the oil money don turn am to Dubai. Government media will not even snap these konkoni areas on a normal day

Port Harcourt is a beautiful city, but just like every city including New York, it has the good, bad and ugly, but generally it is a nice place.

Parisian:
Stop saying what you don't know. I live in woji and for the past 2 years we've been experiencing 24/7 power supply and when I say 24/7 I mean it. It is only this past month they started behaving and even at that we still get about 17hrs light daily.

I don't live in PH, but a regular visitor, but I am talking about my experience and what I heard from a Taylor in that area. Don't know much about Woji areas

HopeAtHand:


I no see your call oh. 2 straight days. I wanted to flex you Sha. But fear no gree you

Fear? You dey mad? Come to GRA tomorrow. I will call to direct you to my hotel in GRA

frankmoney:
lol and how did you come to the conclusion that they have the longest power supply ? My estate where I live , we have almost 22 hours of light daily

Oroazi/Eligbam is the highest in Port Harcourt, ask anyone in Rivers state. Where's your estate?

AsomughaChuks02:
Keke was banned during Amaechi's time. When did they return?

Keke was only banned in major roads like Azikiwe road, Trans Amadi road, Aba road, Olu Obasanjo etc. Places like Ada George, Agip, Wimpy etc, is open to keke

seanfer:


It’s serious there’s road block at Abacha. Please don’t go.

I don kuku return to my hotel room. No more outing till tomorrow.

femeritus:
Well done. Are there mobile policemen blocking some roads?

Places I passed, didn't see police.

Good job Mr Project. Lalasticlala that will be all for now.

Wike actually constructed this road up to where it ended at the waterside that leads to Calabari, Okirika and rest of them.

From there we entered Iwofe road heading towards City Crown. We planned to drive through to St John too.

Ever busy Wimpy/Ada George has been reduced to just keke riders. Tufia

Now we are at the popular Wimpy/Ada George junction. This JUNCTION is a no go area at peak periods, but you could barely count the cars on the road.

helinues:


Then using lock down is wrong..

It is not 100% lockdown because some people must go out to look for what they will eat.

Driving through Wimpy, heading to Ada George

Now we are at Wimpy area. This junction used to be flooded with Keke but not much of were seen this time around.

seanfer:
OP please don’t mistakenly go to Eduaction bus stop or Ikwerre road to Agip fly over. If you do, you will be snapping from the Cell ooo.

You don't mean it? And I was trying to visit Abacha road. Wahala dey

helinues:
Lock down and you are driving around when you are not government officials.

See boutiques operating

This is not lockdown abeg.. Nigeria politicians will just be borrowing unnecessary words

This route is not half as busy as it used to be. You won't understand

Deeper into Eligbam. This road used to be a very very busy route, a lot of igbo boys have shops here that sells all brands of Turkey, UK clothing lines. There are also Yoruba guys that sow nice native wear here too. But look at it now. Most of them complied to government order.

This guy dey try in cordinating traffic in this area. Government should look into his matter. Each time I visit PH , he is always here trying to help out in traffic congestion but because there were fewer vehicles on the road he stood by the side. This guy is a resource. Good job

Closer into Eligbam. Alot of Igbos boys sell clothes here. Most of the shops except for few were closed in compliance with the lockdown

This is the area where the useless poverty inflicted old man called abagworo lives in PH. This area is called Oraozi/Eligbam/Ebony. This is like the Ajegunle of Port Harcourt, but there's almost 17-20hrs light daily here. I don't know how the community got such favor. In the whole Port Harcourt they have the longest power supply.

Before now you could see up to 100 or more northerners standing by the roadside wooing customers to change their dollars. It is deserted now

Nepal street GRA. This used to filled with Hausa people that change dollars, but few of them were sighted.

Moving further towards the military Church

The ever busy Salvation ministry junction has been reduced to this.

This is Salvation church headquarters in GRA Port Harcourt, here used to be very busy, but not anymore for now, you could speed and pass this junction now.

Mr Project did all these roads

Still trapped in Port Harcourt. Now moving around the city to see the level of compliance in Port Harcourt.

Malawian:

Any reason to flash his full name here? See as you use kerosene satellite for the guy. Mr. Wokoma abi Nwokeoma, him no go see you before him jakpa.

Kerosene satellite? Hahahaha

Malawian:

Onye nkem ka I bu.

No WAHALA nwanne

HopeAtHand:


You don get the mail?? I sent my number, so you can do that thing you feel you can do to me in this PH.

Hope Wokoma, will call you tomorrow morning, it's late already. You still dey para, we go see tomorrow.

Malawian:

Chino, all of us follow dey trenches that year until you turn sabo, do Oodua Insurgents+Chino Institute. How that una kerosene satellite.

Lol you no well. That one na history. But you dey fall my hand here nwanne..

Malawian:

Na you come here dey do effizy. I say make I outrandom you small. D

Which effizy did I do here biko? I dey talk about how I dey trapped in this town, you dey talk about efizy. I no even show any personal effect here aside the reference I made about the car