Viking007:

Visa? In Bonny? Bros suffry dey lie.
They do have very stable power supply & apart from the highly guarded and fenced NLNG 'town', the rest of Bonny is nothing special.

2dugged:
This is how oil producing communities is supposed to be ,but it's the opposite

mrvitalis:

This place is like this because the company developed it by them selfs and not through the people's representatives

dimexy247:
It’s hard to believe that exotic places such as Bonny Island exist in Nigeria.

Bonny Island is a little paradise located in Rivers state. The island boasts of things that you will not imagine possible in Nigeria. Uninterrupted power supply and a highly organised and wealthy community. Bonny Island can compete with any exotic location in the world, and here are some reasons why you should make it your next vacation spot.

richidinho:


U dey mind am
Place wey batcher and zinc house full

The poverty in that island is just shameful. People living in zinc/wooden houses. Despite all the wealth surrounding them.

That's why I dont really blame all those Niger Delta Avengers/activists.

adepiero:
They can all be like this but the ignorant youths will vandelize pipelines

Titheman:
is it Dubai? cuz I dnt think anywhere in Nigeria can have light 4 10years no off and on even aso rock

dimexy247:
1. Bonny Island is the most beautiful town in Nigeria.

It is located in Rivers state.

Viking007:

Visa? In Bonny? Bros suffry dey lie.
They do have very stable power supply & apart from the highly guarded and fenced NLNG 'town', the rest of Bonny is nothing special.

Titheman:
is it Dubai? cuz I dnt think anywhere in Nigeria can have light 4 10years no off and on even aso rock

Viking007:

Visa? In Bonny? Bros suffry dey lie.
They do have very stable power supply & apart from the highly guarded and fenced NLNG 'town', the rest of Bonny is nothing special.

dimexy247:
2. Bonny Island is also one of the safest places in Nigeria.

There is also a 24/7 air, water and land security surveillance system.

dimexy247:
8. Visitors to the Island are issued a temporary visa stating the number of days they’d be spending.

hope4life:


I know the OP wants to be courteous but courteously unconscious in overhyping Bonny Island. The exaggeration or lies are too expensive. You are right that there is security, constant power supply etc but to say it's the most beautiful place is a serious lie that even Bonny people will be angry with you. You only described LNG R.A for NLNG Staff only which is less than 15% of the total Bonny Island. Of course, the company tries her best for the town.But when you come to Bonny town, it is not as beautiful as you claimed.There are batchers everywhere similar to Ajegunle slums you can mistaken for animal pen.When people describe Bonny Island, they only show LNG I.A and LNG R.A. The roads are very tiny without drainage.When it rains, you wish you were not there.Dont let me talk about other things that will scare you away.I dont have time to send you other pictures. People are suffering a lot here.So LNG Residential Area is not a complete picture of the land. No road from P.H except through Bonny water which is two hours LNG boat or 1 hr local speed boat.There is nothing like visa.If you go to visit an LNG staff member in R.A, the person will come to register you and a card for pass with you picture will be given to you bearing your name, your host,date in and date out, address of host etc. This is just for security purpose into staff quarters only which is also obtainable anywhere else.

2dugged:
This is how oil producing communities is supposed to be ,but it's the opposite

sassiemyk:
believe me, if Buhari can make the entire Naija delta to be like dis, then we wud have made him president till death. Instead he wants to sell the only good spot the south. Na wa ooo.

50shot:
op have you visited daura?

50shot:
op have you visited daura?

Viking007:

You've just typed the gospel truth. Very bad roads with no drainage. When it rains, just don't go out.

The only truly positive thing Bonny has to offer is the power supply. In the 5months I spent over there, they took the light just twice. Electric cooker/stove is very very common. It was fun though.

KeyzEEto:
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Are you related to Buhari??

Titheman:
is it Dubai? cuz I dnt think anywhere in Nigeria can have light 4 10years no off and on even aso rock