Okpabana:


Port Harcourt is definitely a no. What's in PHC apart from oil and criminalities? No good road networks, markets and taxis taken over major roads, no drainage systems, electricity supply poor, GRA full of clubs instead of serenity, traffic light just coming up etc.

stpat1:


What is in Port Harcourt?

robonski15:
As far as i am concern ENUGU should be on that list..

Vickiweezy:


Then quote your source, cos your write up is inaccurate.

FreeGlobe:

Any list without Enugu as #1 is thrash, ignorant and DOA

oglalasioux:


Please you've overhyped Abuja. Do you live there or you visited for just a day? Have you been to places like Galadimawa, Lugbe and Lokogoma and seen the roads there? You'll edit your opinion of Abuja after you do. Abuja is largely still under construction. Even the central business district has poor road networks due to uncompleted roads. Please don't pull things out of Wikipedia. Give firsthand information.

modivaz:
U missed one. BORNO...thank you

GGirll:
Enugu, coal city
portharcourt
Calabar
Lagos
Ibadan







I am not being biased, i've been to these cities except Calabar but my friends living there tells good stories about them

Rollwitu:
v. Abeokuta

Located in Ogun State, Abeokuta is the ancient city of the Egbas, the Ijebus, and others descended from a common ancestry. The Olumo Rock is the main feature of Abeokuta, and the name literarily means “under the stone/rock” to depict how its ancient people hid in rocks during ancient tribal wars. It is a very traditional place to live in with lots of fascinating attractions to delight the eyes and mind.

Living in this city is cheap because of abundant houses and food supplies, and it also hosts a people warm toward one another. The road network is averagely good and power supply is stable. The security is also good and there is very low rate of crime in the city, with everyone acting as vigilante to the other.

There are hotels and guest houses to cater to your lodging, and recreational facilities to meet your needs. Business opportunities here could be drab just like in Ibadan, but the people manage to get by. There is no major airport, but transportation by land is never a problem

clarification
I am not Yoruba, am Hausa
Secondly it's a repost so not my personal view
But original author gave some strong points, that's why I asked if you all agreed or not
And it's not tribalistic thing because if I was I wouldn't have posted a topic like this with no single northern state (counting Abuja as middlebelt)

ogorwyne:
OP u need to visit more places. Enugu really has to be there. Abeokuta sef, na wa. which kain brown brown roof full there like that?

othman11:
Gombe ?? Kaduna??

TuCloz:
1. Lagos
2. Abuja
3. Jos
4. Port Harcourt
5. Ibadan
6. Calabar
7. Enugu
8. Akure
9. Makurdi
10. Benin

Rollwitu:
iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.

Jadeite:
Where is Awka??

Vickiweezy:
Stupid analysis @op..
Have you ever been to port-harcourt?
You just wan hype yorubaland

Eyor1:
Hmm, una don Yorubarise this post.... Where una keep Port Harcourt?

omofunaab:
Many have not being to abeokuta before, that's why they are saying rubbish

Op is saying best places to reside, abeokuta is peaceful, the cost of living in abeokuta is low and it has good road networks..

edudguy:
Lagos is just one funny kind of place to live in everyone is in a haste.. I noticed it when I started school in the East (Anambra). Everyone is friendly, whenever someone enters a bus he greets everyone and says Hi.. No much crowd and you hardly see traffic jam,Drivers will be pleading with you to enter their bus, but in Lagos? If I hear. If someone enters a bus the first thing he'll do is to fight and argue with people in the bus (Shift jor I said shift). Don't get me started with the traffic. Lets just say almost everyone in Lagos is always in a bad mood

bettercreature:
Lagos is not the best city to live
We are suffering.
No peace in lagos

bettercreature:
Lagos is not the best city to live
We are suffering.y
No peace in lagos

Omudia11:
Still under construction bit still the best in Nigeria. I've been literally everywhere in Abj and its undeniably the best in Nigeria.

By the way, central area and poor road network don't belong in the same sentence.

Rollwitu:

It's not my analysis, and am not Yoruba but Hausa