At a funeral when you see women calling their husbands one by one...follow them...
That's wia the location of beef and chicken re coming 4rm
CORRUPTION MUST COME TO AN END...!!

GOOD

Wait ooo... is this a joke?strawberries grown in jos??
I doubt....

Gone are the good days in jos.....



Shamdama water falls come to mind



I really enjoyed my stay in jos as a sercet service man.....

Wait ooo... is this a joke?strawberries grown in jos??
I doubt....

What freaks me about Jos is the scenery.
If you are entering Jos from Akwanga and as you are approaching the roundabout that leads to Heipang Airport/Barkin Ladi, Bukuru etc, look to both sides of the road, all you see is large expanse of green fields, so beautiful. Even around the village where you have those rocks precariously placed on each other (NTA was using the picture before).
If you go to Barkin Ladi, the same feeling.
If you go to Shere Hills, the same feeling.
In those days, I used to drive alone to these fields, park at the road side and wander into the fields, they literally swallowed me up.
It was such a great feeling. If you don't visit these places, you can never appreciate nature the way God Almighty created it!

[quote author=christejames post=77847768]Beautiful and scenic state with so many natural and human endowment...



nostalgic feel for me...I served in Jos, i enjoyed the weather, very cool, getting a refrigerator on the plateau is just a mere luxury everything is naturally cold, the beautiful girls, the fresh fruits, the beautiful sight of hills and mountains, the multi talented Jos guys(very good in playing football and singing) the nice clubs...I miss j-town...from Terminus, gada biu, Anglo, apata, rwang Pam,mista Ali,bukuru etc

This is b4 not present.

See TOMATO JOS

Benekruku:
How do Jos women look like

Tall or short

Endowed, petit or Extra-large

Tell me about the women, I have not fvcked a Plateau state babe before.

I visited my cousin in Jos and he told me to observe the ladies very well ,if I can notice anything, well I did noticed that 90% have big boobs,I don't know of the weather or Gene is to blame,but to be a man in Jos will definitely be interesting.

Proudly JOS born and brought up

Very very useless

razy75:
First picture is useless. Believe me

Talk to ISIS members

sparog:
Beautiful place

I heard the weather in Jos is very cool and snow do fall, Op is that true?

The weather is truly cool, very cool. You could be walking in the sun and you won't sweat. This is a city where almost everyone has a jacket. During raining season, you feel the coldness of the weather in your bones. In the night you would use like 3 wrappers to cover yourself.
Snows falls once in a while during rainfall but unlike the snowfall you have in Europe.
Jos is a well endowed town where God did some extra work. It is a town I'm in love with

Be informed people ! Jos is just another cold local government in Plateau but not the coldest, i tell you. Mangu local govt is colder while Pankshin Local govt is the coldest in the state while Shendam local govt where the sitting governor hails from is the hottest, i mean very hot in the dry season. One thing is clear about Plateau, it has a distinctive weather.

IJEYdiamond:
Wait ooo... is this a joke?strawberries grown in jos??

I doubt....

yes. strawberries are very much cultivated in Jos and that takeaway you seeing goes for less than #500 by the roadside.

strawberries in jos?

Jtown has always being a sweet town to be, was there during the break. With all that being said, let's get back to the car ish..

I am looking for a 2008-2010 Honda Accord Coupe EX-L V6 6speed Manual transmission. #clean AutoJoshNG AutoReportNG

According to my dad.. i was born in feringada.. we now moved to nasarawa rd.. then to Apata and finally to busabuji close to people's hotel.. i attended salama and ekwa bichara .... oh the good old days... I miss Jos.. we left cos of the 2003 crisis.. coming to the east has been and will always be my regrets in life... I love J-Town...

soberdrunk:
They grow strawberries in Jos?

YES

desgiezd:


The weather is truly cool, very cool. You could be walking in the sun and you won't sweat. This is a city where almost everyone has a jacket. During raining season, you feel the coldness of the weather in your bones. In the night you would use like 3 wrappers to cover yourself.
Snows falls once in a while during rainfall but unlike the snowfall you have in Europe.
Jos is a well endowed town where God did some extra work. It is a town I'm in love with

No be lie bro.. i suffer from pneumonia today is cos of the cold weather in Jos.. i can remember my elder sis boiling water to wash plates...

desgiezd:


The weather is truly cool, very cool. You could be walking in the sun and you won't sweat. This is a city where almost everyone has a jacket. During raining season, you feel the coldness of the weather in your bones. In the night you would use like 3 wrappers to cover yourself.
Snows falls once in a while during rainfall but unlike the snowfall you have in Europe.
Jos is a well endowed town where God did some extra work. It is a town I'm in love with

No be lie bro.. i suffer from pneumonia today cos of the cold weather in Jos.. i can remember my elder sis boiling water to wash plates...

AutoReportNG:
The land is green...

now I see the reason why these beasts called fulanis have decided to die there by fire by force

Proud to be from J-Town, home of Peace and Tourism.

I feel you.

ariyebaba:
I enjoyed my one years National Youth Service Programme in Jos, Plateau State aeons ago.

The following places comes to mind :

* University of Jos

* Naraguta Leather works inside UNIJOS

* Terminus Market

* Gwom Gwom Jos Palace

* Trade Center

* Rwang Pam Stadium ( Passing out )

* Yakubu Gowon Way

* Millionaires Quarters

* Anguldi

* Bukuru

* National Veterinary Institute - VOM

* K-VOM

* National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies ( NIPSS) - Kuru

and many other places of interests

Met nice tribe/people like the Beroms, angas .................etc

Sho, kaja Sho

desgiezd:
What freaks me about Jos is the scenery.
If you are entering Jos from Akwanga and as you are approaching the roundabout that leads to Heipang Airport/Barkin Ladi, Bukuru etc, look to both sides of the road, all you see is large expanse of green fields, so beautiful. Even around the village where you have those rocks precariously placed on each other (NTA was using the picture before).
If you go to Barkin Ladi, the same feeling.
If you go to Shere Hills, the same feeling.
In those days, I used to drive alone to these fields, park at the road side and wander into the fields, they literally swallowed me up.
It was such a great feeling. If you don't visit these places, you can never appreciate nature the way God Almighty created it!

I'm telling you! It's not called the home of peace and tourism for nothing sake. The crisis just turned a once peaceful Plateau to a war zone. The rocks, the vast lowlands that has very nice views, some places with their cactus plants as "gates/demarcation", lovely weather when it's not hot
Life's beautiful there really

sparog:
Beautiful place

I heard the weather in Jos is very cool and snow do fall, Op is that true?

also heard same true but I doubt it

sparog:
Beautiful place

I heard the weather in Jos is very cool and snow do fall, Op is that true?

also heard same but I doubt it

ariyebaba:
I enjoyed my one years National Youth Service Programme in Jos, Plateau State aeons ago.

The following places comes to mind :

* University of Jos

* Naraguta Leather works inside UNIJOS

* Terminus Market

* Gwom Gwom Jos Palace

* Trade Center

* Rwang Pam Stadium ( Passing out )

* Yakubu Gowon Way

* Millionaires Quarters

* Anguldi

* Bukuru

* National Veterinary Institute - VOM

* K-VOM

* National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies ( NIPSS) - Kuru

and many other places of interests

Met nice tribe/people like the Beroms, angas .................etc

Sho, kaja Sho

Alalome?

Very beautiful place indeed, just miss the weather, friendly people, cheap and readily available foodstuffs and easy going babes

Who ever post dat picture is an enemy of jos

adecz:

Jos is a beautiful, was once peaceful town, but the Muslim hausas & Fulani have turned it into a killing field.
So serene with interesting, peace loving indigenes, landscape, unique weather and agro produce.
It was a place any Nigerian could decide to retire to..... But alas, the settlers decided to try to snatch it and turn it into a Muslim town.
That is the summary of the cause of the whole problem on the plateau.

idiots full nairaland

adecz:


Jos is a beautiful, was once peaceful town,
but the Muslim hausas & Fulani have turned
it into a killing field.

So serene with interesting, peace loving
indigenes, landscape,
unique weather and agro produce.

It was a place any Nigerian could decide
to retire to..... But alas, the settlers decided
to try to snatch it and turn it into a Muslim
town.

That is the summary of the cause of
the whole problem on the plateau.

That is so sad !