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!

How far? 0

iaamxavier:
This is yobe state

Let's work on tourism in nigeria we have lots of potentials
artist could use here to shoot videos even models
We can have a skydiving facility there and improve tourism

unfortunately we are blessed with every other thing but no leaders.

no people with foresight. no people with vision.

check out this video and understand what i am talking..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ab3urJdckcU

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

You're right. Sad reality of the country called Nigeria.

Pidgin2:
Lovely place, Nigeria is richly blessed but we need wisdom to harness our gifts.

Boko Haram terrorists would have been making more money as tour guides, giving entrance tickets and selling local artifacts to tourists who visit this area instead they are making themselves a nuisance and useless to this country only to collect stipends from their pay masters and kill innocent souls all in the name of politics

Go away joor
Bh isnt politics
Allah told them to do what they are doing

[After bokoharam have been finally and technically defeated I will like to visit this Dubai in Nigeria

Opp you are wicked o , models to use such location in extreme north abeg o abi you want them to go in full and come back forgetting some body parts over there.

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 ?

What's lovely about a desert? Get a grip guys. The camera filter is nice though.

As someone who's worked in the gulf countries for a couple of years, I'd say its one of the the most aesthetically awful places on earth, save for contrived man-made landscape features.

them use camera 360 for this picture just wait till u see it real life

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!

Thanks bro, you allayed the security issue I was to bring up. No matter how tight the security is, I'd rather opt for other parts of the country. I can't be holed up from my resort room into a vehicle headed for Sambisa forest (I no wan hear say my yam no done abeg). Beautiful sight I won't lie.

Goahead:
Before taking a tour to this lovely place, I'd like to ask a very simple question. Who is overseeing this state, Boko haram or the Nigerian government?

Hahahahahahahahaham LWKMD! E reach to ask o! Before we go reach there begin run enter bush for our dear lives say we dey patronise made in nigeria tourism. Hahahahahaha. Abeg make una no kill me for NL jare.

[quote author=JayTripz post=57047061]this kind place de our Area for warri [/quote

Abeg tell them say we go manage our very own abraka motel instead make we go yobe come dey fear to sleep with our two eyes closed. Hahhahahahaha

SURElee:



Thanks bro, you allayed the security issue I was to bring up. No matter how tight the security is, I'd rather opt for other parts of the country. I can't be holed up from my resort room into a vehicle headed for Sambisa forest (I no wan hear say my yam no done abeg). Beautiful sight I won't lie.

You're welcome.

I understand your concerns. I'd feel the same if I hadn't the information I do.

There, however, you won't have to worry about security issues.

I was there long enough to know. I still know people there to this day.

tiwiex:


Do u need to pass anywhere unsafe to get there? If so, then Nguru is not safe too. What happened to all d northern business men that could have brought the place to life with dirt bikes etc? Dem dey Abuja politics. This sight is enough to have put Your on the map. Sad.

No, you do not. Nguru is closer to Jigawa state than it is to the rest of Yobe. On top of that, it is surrounded by stable local governments.

The leaders lack foresight.

That's Almustapha's hometown.

MilitaryMinded:



You are so right. I lived there too for a while. 241 Recce Bn will always have a special place in my heart

Wow. This is good to know.

It's such a nice place.

The place is good enough to remain in anyone's memory for a long time.

Many good memories here as well.

experimentist:
Wow! Homeboy, that's my 2nd state o. My mom's from Nguru, you know? I lived there for a while it's lovely. It's a long time i forgot most of the areas. I remember Gasua. Bro we go align o.

Hehe. That's nice, bro.

It's a very lovely place.

It's been a while since I was there myself. But I plan on going there later this year or next.

There's Machina, Yusufari, Karasuwa, Hadejia.

taurusmena1:
Marketing executive.thats what you are..m.Kudos

LOL.

Thank you.

The only person who brought a lot of tourists back to Nigeria is TB JOSHUA.

we already know what else now?