9jaArea:
Those days when one bag of cement was used to lay two blocks....

unbreakable

Besides, can't this building be restored and given a face-lift? Anyways na Nigeria, zero maintenance culture. The building looks horrible

They're buildings that were built in the early 18th century
in France, Italy, US etc and are in pristine condition as type this.

Donpuzo101:
Where for port Harcourt this building dey? Make I go snap picture

The building is directly opposite Fidelity and Eco banks inside the State Secretariat.

givan:
That building shouldn't be destroyed. It should be converted to a Masonic lodge.

sharap dia...

Masonic ko,


Panasonic ni


talking rubbish up and down

Some are still standing erect at Yaba

I PRAY THE BUILDING WON'T COLLAPSE AND KILL PEOPLE BECAUSE NOTHING HAS BEGINNING WITHOUT END...

hmmm

GoTV:
God bless Lord Luggard. He really tried for our future as a united country.

chukwu kpo gi na luggard oku there. .. anu mpama

I visit this building almost every day. I believe it used to be barclays bank(Not sure but barclays is inscribed on a part of the wall)

okwabayi:
How are tourists always able to enjoy destinations better than locals? I swear to God I live in Port Harcourt and have no idea where this is. It was the same when I lived in ABJ, I visited places people who stayed there for 12 and more years did not know.

Its simple.., what you see everyday becomes commonplace! That's why you will see people venturing into the woods, caves and even mars and moon. Many Nigerians are too business and money focus. There are so many beautiful places right here in Nigeria to savour if only we can create the time for it....And the good thing is many of them cost little or nothing!

Port Harcourt, my city.

GoTV:
God bless Lord Luggard. He really tried for our future as a united country.

and u never did any documentary on it...u are only busy collecting money from ur subscribers,without any form of educating them..Gothiefing

Malnourished info

Where is the location?

there are so many old colonial buildings in old Port Harcourt Town

okwabayi:
How are tourists always able to enjoy destinations better than locals? I swear to God I live in Port Harcourt and have no idea where this is. It was the same when I lived in ABJ, I visited places people who stayed there for 12 and more years did not know.

Lol..na so e dey always be.I was born & bred in PH but I av no frigging idea where this is( ummm probably borokiri/town axis).. Even some places where some of my friends & tourists mention that I av never ever been to in PH.
But when I find myself in Lag or any other city;na so so waka waka I go dey do;my hosts sef go tire for me..

...

24hoursreporter:
Check out these amazing photos of the former administrative seat of government during the colonial time. The pictures were taken by the popular Photo Journalist, Enefa.

According to rumour, it is the first building built in the now State Secretariat complex of Rivers state, the structure is still standing strong and is in use till today.

Some parts of the building has offices that are still in Use but the structure is slowly crumbling.

Check: 24hoursreporter for more pictures

Cc
Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Ishilove
Marpol
Semid4lyfe
Obinoscopy
Seun

OP If you must use somebody's work at least reference your source properly. Stating only the photographer's name ain't enough when you clearly know his blog page but rather state your site as the source. The author of those pictures is a friend and he's not pleased.
Add this link (his blog) to your initial post www.artsymoments.com if you don't want this post removed or action taken against your site.

slowbreeze:

Lol..na so e dey always be.I was born & bred in PH but I av no frigging idea where this is( ummm probably borokiri/town axis).. Even some places where some of my friends & tourists mention that I av never ever been to in PH.
But when I find myself in Lag or any other city;na so so waka waka I go dey do;my hosts sef go tire for me..

It's located in the State Secretariat complex

Go to park road in Ebute-Metta... You'll seen 1903... Not new...

GoTV:
God bless Lord Luggard. He really tried for our future as a united country.

God will punish Lugard, together with whoever is happy and comfortable with this unholy union.

Donpuzo101:
Where for port Harcourt this building dey? Make I go snap picture

old town area, if you visit there or old g.r.a you will see various house like this.

Nice building

It is over 90 years old. Beat that

2kurupt:


OP If you must use somebody's work at least reference your source properly. Stating only the photographer's name ain't enough when you clearly know his blog page but rather state your site as the source. The author of those pictures is a friend and he's not pleased.
Add this link (his blog) to your initial post www.artsymoments.com if you don't want this post removed or action taken against your site.

Hello @2kurupt post, 24hoursreporter is not a roadside blogger. Check through the images on our website, we credited them to artsymoments.com and we quoted the photographer at the beginning of the article. What else do you want us to do??

24hoursreporter:


Hello @2kurupt post, 24hoursreporter is not a roadside blogger. Check through the images on our website, we credited them to artsymoments.com and we quoted the photographer at the beginning of the article. What else do you want us to do??

Do what's right. I bet you won't find it funny if your blog had an exclusive report that's copied without it being properly referenced back to you.
What goes around comes around

Lucid1:


unbreakable

Besides, can't this building be restored and given a face-lift? Anyways na Nigeria, zero maintenance culture. The building looks horrible

They're buildings that were built in the early 18th century
in France, Italy, US etc and are in pristine condition as type this.

This is Nigeria just like you said

Wow! Amazing