BuddahMonk:
Pls if your tired arguing with facts and figures tell me, posting some internet pictures isnt aguement neither will it stop the facts from emerging but i know your stock in trade is to derail this thread so that further facts will not be made available.

I know your antics, its either we argue now or you accept defeat so that i will go and look for something meaningful to do before the day break.

django1:


Its very very close to mokola, you can take a bike and just tell them you're going to agodi garden, can't be more than 50naira.

Its just before getting to secretariat (parliament road).

holatin:

just 1750
d 50 for tax

enomakos:
is the brothel in agodi?

holatin:
yeah

precisionindepth:
pls can one visit anytime or there are specific days to visit. will really love to visit

semitunde:


Is it now open?

Tried taking my parents there around July and we were turned back at the gate.

Delpee, MsNas, come see this...

Geeman74:
Are you sure this is Agodi garden? I pass by and it has a large sign in front of it appealing to public to Bear That Its under Construction. so where did you get all this pix? I spell a rat

pazienza:



You must be a tout yourself to know about Anambra touts.

Geeman74:
Are you sure this is Agodi garden? I pass by and it has a large sign in front of it appealing to public to Bear That Its under Construction. so where did you get all this pix? I spell a rat

Geeman74:
Are you sure this is Agodi garden? I pass by and it has a large sign in front of it appealing to public to Bear That Its under Construction. so where did you get all this pix? I spell a rat

delpee:
Beautiful!
So different from the Agodi gardens of old. It was our regular venue for Easter picnic.
Must check it out on my next visit to Ibadan. God bless Ajimobi. Ibadan a sin eleyi lemeji o. Amin.

@semitunde
Long time!

Phinity318:
This is nice but they are only key indices of modernisation coupled with economic growth it is in no way development.

Most of the facilities installed were prolly done by expatriates. until we can have indigenous project embarked by the locals we cannot talk of development but growth Ijare (1992)

django1:
I think this place can compete favorably with obudu resort minus the natural advantage of the mountain which is also a disadvantage as it makes the resort remote.

MsNas:
Woww! This is cool I know this place well, my secondary school was around there. Big transformation indeed! Will be sure to visit when next job come around! Wow!

alex406:
you must have attended oba akinbiyi high school 1

MsNas:

Huh? No, I didn't

semitunde:


Yeah. Lol, real long time.

I mentioned you cos I knew you were also following from the other Ibadan thread that was erased.

Spending Xmas in ib? Most likely I will too. Maybe I'll do a detour after saying hi to django1's sis.

django1:


Lol. Where u wan take see my sister?

semitunde:


Yeah. Lol, real long time.

I mentioned you cos I knew you were also following from the other Ibadan thread that was erased.

Spending Xmas in ib? Most likely I will too. Maybe I'll do a detour after saying hi to django1's sis.

MsNas:

Huh? No, I didn't

delpee:


My last experience on the Lag-IB express was traumatic. Won't visit in December cos of the heavy traffic. Have a wonderful time.

Treat Djangos sister jejely if you don't want red eyes o.

semitunde:


Especially the Ibadan to lag part of the road, seriously terrible!!! But it can't be an excuse for people like us jare.

I usually go to ib on Xmas or new year day. Better for avoiding traffic.

I'm sure django1 wont mind. We are preparing something special to to keep him happy.