Zi:
Remove "almost" and you will be right.

Abeyjide:
and was in Potiskum for almost 4 years.could have visited the place if not for boko boys who chased me.

jegz25:
that's beautiful, but who wan go there com become food for book boys

chukxie:
See tourism destination lying waste. Nigeria, a nation where the tourism industry is almost nonexistent.

chukxie:
See tourism destination lying waste. Nigeria, a nation where the tourism industry is almost nonexistent.

hakeem4:
wow such a beautiful place.

don't we have where we can sky dive in Nigeria, I mean a place where there's is no NEPA high tension wire so you don't land on the wire

What type of shoe is this ?

cc150615:

The fact that you don't know about or get involved in tourism in Nigeria doesn't erase it's existence.
At least he was right to say almost. I know 3 very active tourism coys that organise tours every month to different amazing places you never knew existed in Nigeria and I'm an ardent lover of Nigerian tourism myself so get informed.
The industry may be upcoming but it isn't non existent.

cc150615:

The fact that you don't know about or get involved in tourism in Nigeria doesn't erase it's existence.
At least he was right to say almost. I know 3 very active tourism coys that organise tours every month to different amazing places you never knew existed in Nigeria and I'm an ardent lover of Nigerian tourism myself so get informed.
The industry may be upcoming but it isn't non existent.

malton:
Nice.

Nguru is a very lovely place. I was raised there as a boy and witnessed how good the place is firsthand.

Good food, plenty fishes, and a variety of meat, all at pocket-friendly prices.

The people are good too. And while I grew up in the barracks, I had a very good relationship with the civilians. Cool, hardworking people.

And before you mention insecurity, Nguru is about the safest LGA in the entire Yobe State, with less fanatics as well. Only Gashua comes close to it's level of security.

But when you hear Potiskum, or surrounding LGAs, run for your life! Thankfully, the distance between Nguru and Potiskum is faaaaaaaarrrrrrrr!

ekems2017:
Only if boko boys would allow you breath the fresh air that blows from there

malton:
Nice.

Nguru is a very lovely place. I was raised there as a boy and witnessed how good the place is firsthand.

Good food, plenty fishes, and a variety of meat, all at pocket-friendly prices.

The people are good too. And while I grew up in the barracks, I had a very good relationship with the civilians. Cool, hardworking people.

And before you mention insecurity, Nguru is about the safest LGA in the entire Yobe State, with less fanatics as well. Only Gashua comes close to it's level of security.

But when you hear Potiskum, or surrounding LGAs, run for your life! Thankfully, the distance between Nguru and Potiskum is faaaaaaaarrrrrrrr!

lharstborn:


Hi.. would appreciate if you could mention the 3 active tourism coys. I hope their fares are not cut-throat, I'm thinking of exploring the tourist sites the country has in stock. Thanks

Soso990240:
Potiskum..where i camped.cabs.