Fhemmmy:



And do we ever know how to do anything right in Nigeria? If we do, why are we still in the dark with so much money being thrown around?

BecaciaBarbie:

Well I was born in the city and lived in the city "Lagos" all my life, so living in IB wouldn't have given me that village adventure I had always craved for! I stayed in IB couple of weeks with my cousin, so I know it is a very boring city haha no offense please lol I wished I could send you pics of my adventures in Isemile, maybe you'd relate unless you are the type who hates the quiet life. Isemile is one of the most beautiful towns, nice roads, nice village hang outs, nice people, spacious, the corpers lodge was perfect... One room to each corper, the naughty goats I had to chase several times for eating our food stuff, the late night walks with my lodgemates, the midnight gisting and laughter outside the lodge, the neighbors we visit every night, the fellowship, the mountains we explore for picnics, the cheap food stuff, the narrow roads to our PPA, the beautiful ancient structures, the special treatment from villagers etc we were about 8 corpers in the lodge and it felt like we were all blood brothers and sisters.
Oh by the way, I knew I was going to enjoy my service year immediately I stepped into Iseyin NYSC camp.... See fine camp and hostel... Abeg.... My service year was Super Duper Awesome!!!! I thank God for this.

AngelicBeing:
You have a point though but Tinubu has been relevant since 1999 till date, feeding fat from politics and he is the life governor general of lagos, lagos is like a mini country within a country, he sacked Ambode for refusing to give him goat meat and bigstout, nawao

Ishilove:

I've never been to the SS .

Carlyboi:
well you think ib is boring tho lol!i beg to differ tho lol!but I get it you were already used to the urban and metro life and lag has got all that!well I actually enjoyed my service year too tho Shout out to all Adamawa 2015 batch A stream 2 corpers,Taraba camp(jalingo)you guys Rock and my camp was cool too tho new structures camp was fresh although not totally completed and and to my Kwara Kofas too you it was a nice service year with you guys and to my main gees in ilorin thx too lol!can I pm you tho?

Rutheby:


we'll learn d hard way, maybe through more hazards

bakry86:


If u r praying for his failure, don't forget we r all in for it irrespective of ur political affiliation. He will succeed, God willing. And u will be disappointed....

Iamgrey5:
Apart from dredging the side of the river to ensure the water has more channels to flow, people were banned from building near the River.

Why do think you haven't heard of another Omiyale for nearly four decades

Iamgrey5:
What tribalism has eaten deep into me? Did I insult any tribe so far in our discussions?

I never said you are not from my region, but you are the one insinuating it

How many fish farmers do we have in Oyo state to begin with?

How many freah water passes through Oyo state?

Oyo has no flood issues, perhaps other problems but not flood issues.


When was the last time you heard about any critical flood/erosion issues like you hear from east and see in Lagos state in Oyo state?

BecaciaBarbie:

I served same year....Batch B stream 2

Sure you can... And all these your shout outs ehn....shows almost everyone who served outside their based states enjoyed their service year.

Iamgrey5:
^^

Haha haha

Another idiot

VolvoS60:


^^^
It takes one to know one.

You have been all over this thread hurling insults like the uncultured, ill bred individual you are. Those insults will NOT change the stark reality that Ibadan (and the whole of Nigeria really) has an infrastructure deficit. Name calling will NOT change anything. It won't add one millimetre of asphalt to the disaster that is Iwo road roundabout. The picture doesn't lie!

The truth indeed will make you free.

Fhemmmy:


Catfish farming is not about the fresh water bros, go and read more about earthen pond being used by cat fish farmers

Fhemmmy:


There is water flood in OYO yearly . . . .But i pray that it will not destroy the farms anymore for the farmers in a nation where there is no insurance against such

Omoluabi16:
Unbelievable. How come?

VolvoS60:


^^^
It takes one to know one.

You have been all over this thread hurling insults like the uncultured, ill bred individual you are. Those insults will NOT change the stark reality that Ibadan (and the whole of Nigeria really) has an infrastructure deficit. Name calling will NOT change anything. It won't add one millimetre of asphalt to the disaster that is Iwo road roundabout. The picture doesn't lie!

The truth indeed will make you free.

Ishilove:

I've just never had the opportunity

Omoluabi16:
Na wa. You people could be very traditional though, so it's surprising. Should I describe the South side for you?

Iamgrey5:
Who have I insulted apart from you?

Please point out where I was uncultured bla bla bla

it seems you are particularly seeing things

I never said the infrastructure in Ibadan is superb, I only said it is better than most states in southern Nigeria.

And the road in Iwo road is good, I am in Ibadan for the weekend, I promise to take a picture and post it here by tomorrow.

Ishilove:

Truth is a very bitter pill to swallow, so when they can't bear it they go neanderthal on the truthsayers.

Ignore the particular uncultured ass (donkey) who you quoted. He has been trying to bait me by writing the same shite that comes out of his rear end, but I refused to dignify him with a response. I cannot and will not banter words with an anus.

VolvoS60:


^^^
On this thread you have accused people of onanism, ignorance, bigotry and hypocrisy. And that was in your first few posts!

And according to you up there, I am hallucinating . This is what people say when they do not have a convincing argument.

I know Iwo road well. Quite well in fact. To beat the insane traffic there, i sometimes prefer to go through Ring Road when coming into Ibadan - even though that route is longer.

The last time I tried passing through the Iwo road axis to link Basorun - I was coated with dust from the road works going on there - the road works that never ends.

Iwo road roundabout is not an example of good infrastructure. It is not. Call a spade a spade.

AutoReportNG:
Heaven seems to smile to Nigerians at last yesterday after the heatwave that hits the country. Some major part of the country experience a heavy downpour yesterday, from Lagos to Ibadan to Abeokuta, Mowe and some other parts experience the showers. As good as the rain is to the body and the environment, it leaves its trademark with the people of Iwo Road, Ibadan as everywhere was flooded.

According to images seen on social media, Iwo Road, Ibadan is blocked after the rainfall which caused heavy traffic around this area.

Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/04/roads-blocked-as-flood-takes-over-iwo.html

Iamgrey5:
You don't know Iwo road

What is the link ɓetween Ring road and Iwo road. ?

Even if you are coming from Lagos, you head to straight to challenge, you don't need to go to Iwo road

Orita challenge is far closer to Lagos/Ibadan express way than Iwo road.

from challenge you go to any place you plan to visit in Ibadan

So I don't know what you are blabbing about sir


How is accusing people of Ignorance or obvious Bigotry an insult sir ?

When is stating the obvious an insult?


And yes I believe you are hallucinating like you claimed with your explanation of Ibadan roads

No insults just stating the obvious

VolvoS60:


^^^

I am still waiting for your photographs, Sir.

When next it rains, take photographs of Iwo Road roundabout and paste them here...if you are bold enough. I can assure you sir, when the rainy reason really kicks off, the roundabout will indeed be something to behold.

My route into Ibadan from Lagos leaves me with two options: after passing through where the old toll gate used to be on the express, go to Challenge through the exit ramp on the right OR continue straight on till I get to Iwo road roundabout much, much further ahead. The Challenge option eventually takes me past the Oyo State High Court of Justice, D Rovans, etc. all of which are on the Ring Road axis...Do you now understand why I mentioned Ring Road?? Or you need an even lengthier geography lesson?

Like I said earlier, you have no argument. You carefully avoided the key issues on the thread and instead chose to create a diversion about entry routes into Ibadan. . Nice try, but it won't work. You really do need to update your trolling techniques - the ones you have used here have been played out completely. Picking fights here and there and making endless excuses for leadership failure will not rescue Ibadan (or any where else in Nigeria) from neglect or regression. .

Any ways, what did I expect? Any one who would put forward Shoprite (a shopping mall chock full of imported consumer goods ) as an index of development (any where in Nigeria) should be avoided like the plague.

Do have a good day, Sir.

Fhemmmy:


I will like to see you say "Fhemmmy, i told you so that this guy will do well for OYO" and i will gladly say you are right with apologies to go with it but if i am right, will you be ready to tender apologies too?
Mind you, i dont belong to any political party because they are all same
By the way, i am not praying for him to fail, but i have come to realize over the years and decades that no leader in Nigeria knows the real meaning of being a leader, a true leader is all about serving the people which we dont have in Nigeria