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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by To5man(m): 9:36pm On Aug 22, 2019
See Gembu visible cold

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by heskeyw(m): 9:38pm On Aug 22, 2019
justifyme:
pankshin is highest!! Mangu is cold but i think jos is colder!!! Kanke,langtang and d rest re very hot
They told us that wase is very very hot. If u commit for camp, NYSC officials will threaten you with Wase lga.
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by heskeyw(m): 9:45pm On Aug 22, 2019
Splendblex:


True,no need for freezer in Pankshin o your soup go freeze for pot.
When I was in bassa, we use to cook egwusi soup and keep for 1week without it getting sour. Egwusi soup is known for getting easily soured but in plateau, na different story. During January, we don't fetch water and keep it overnight. The water go turn to ice.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by keryj(f): 9:46pm On Aug 22, 2019
taiwiki:
but Kebbi can be very hot too :

Yea, but freezing cold once it comes to that time of the year

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by heskeyw(m): 9:48pm On Aug 22, 2019
liver123:
Hmm, plateau state, mangu camp during my NYSC , You dare not bath with cold water even in the afternoon. That place weather na die.
Lol. When soldiers go blow trumpet by 5am, u go see boys wey no bath but them go dey rub Vaseline for body, come wear sweater join before leaving the hostel.
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Kenoxman(m): 9:52pm On Aug 22, 2019
Xavi2019:

Nsukka is damn cold, took me a while to adjust to the place.
shocked
I can relate. If u no get sweater,coat,cardigan,socks, etc, then OYO na ur case. That was hw I told a friend coming for post-utme to come prepared. He took it for granted. Well, just one night, im body tell am. Sharp sharp he called home & they sent him one big coat & socks via way bill.
I laff him tire dat day grin

Plus the weather can be so hot in the afternoon. From 10am the sun can be so hot dat u start to dey greet ''good afternoon'' grin I wear face-cap well we'll dat yr, still e no help. Took like 6 months after graduation 4 me to return to my natural fair complexion cos I almost turn blackie cheesy
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by bizzibodi(m): 10:04pm On Aug 22, 2019
heskeyw:

When I was in bassa, we use to cook egwusi soup and keep for 1week without it getting sour. Egwusi soup is known for getting easily soured but in plateau, na different story. During January, we don't fetch water and keep it overnight. The water go turn to ice.
Are u serious?a plateau resident shld confirm.
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by bizzibodi(m): 10:05pm On Aug 22, 2019
The thing whey harmattan cold show me for Zaria eeh..

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Bigdreams(m): 10:07pm On Aug 22, 2019
abdulskulboy:
But the coldest place in nigeria is funtuwa, area in katsina state.

Actually, Funtua is not the coldest place as the other places in Plateau state mentioned by some other people on this thread is colder.

I served in Funtua and experienced the cold.

It wasn't a funny experience at all.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by taiwiki(m): 10:11pm On Aug 22, 2019
keryj:


Yea, but freezing cold once it comes to that time of the year
yeah and from the weather these days, it seems we are approaching that period now cry
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Chrissuarez: 10:12pm On Aug 22, 2019
Back then in Jos.. During harmattan we used to boil water for washing plates in the morning... So imagine water wey you go use bath

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by asobo: 10:14pm On Aug 22, 2019
To5man:
Visit Gembu, Mambilla Plateau, Taraba (Nguroje, Na there I serve). You go know say Jos dey learn
This is Jos for you. Gembu lol

Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by heskeyw(m): 10:15pm On Aug 22, 2019
bizzibodi:

Are u serious?a plateau resident shld confirm.
Lol. Not ice throughout ooo, a thin layer of ice go cover the water, especially if u use iron bucket to fetch the water,

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by bekinyaro: 10:20pm On Aug 22, 2019
Gembu
Pankshin
Mangu
Vom
Riyom
Jos
If you know you know.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Mogajunior(m): 10:21pm On Aug 22, 2019
My love for cold weather is beyond measure. God bless me, I will build a house in pankshin and go der to unwind during the harmattan.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Olamega78(m): 10:22pm On Aug 22, 2019
@T05man, Nguroje, Sardauna local government, Taraba state is the coldest and highest peak in Nigeria. Gembu just over shadow it being the capital of the LG.
Even though, Jos people whom we served together cannot debate which is the coldest between the two places... I actually enjoyed my stay there.... Batch C, 2010/2011

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by komodapson(m): 10:26pm On Aug 22, 2019
heskeyw:
Jos is not even cold when compared to other towns in plateau. The cold in jos na only BSc him get. If u visit pankshin or mangu, na there u go see where cold dey offer PhD education to the residents.

Which particular period of the year?
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Goalnaldo(m): 10:39pm On Aug 22, 2019
Nairaland can be fun and educating if the thread is not inducing tribal or gender war. I can't believe I spent more than 3hrs reading and rereading comments.
From what I learnt gembu, pankshin and mangu are the coldest in the country.
God bless the op and the commenters.
God bless Nairaland.
God bless Nigeria.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by mechanics(m): 10:43pm On Aug 22, 2019
Abuja is not cold at all.
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by keryj(f): 11:04pm On Aug 22, 2019
taiwiki:
yeah and from the weather these days, it seems we are approaching that period now cry

Yea it's been all rainy these days but not exactly that kind of cold
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Dearlord(m): 11:08pm On Aug 22, 2019
In the year 1933 in Enugu Ibagwa there was a temperature of 3° Celsius
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by OhafiaUdumeze: 11:11pm On Aug 22, 2019
christejames:
And you didn't add Adamawa and Taraba states where the highest peak is located, also include Nsukka cause it's special place in Enugu state when it comes to temperature

My brother you're right. The cold there is die.
Especially Alvan hostel 400 series in UNN that year.
Man do suffer for this country.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by chibnnodi: 11:14pm On Aug 22, 2019
When I was serving and visited Jos, I felt dirty and went to bath. I swear, I ran out of the bathroom screaming, because of the chilled water. Those folks there strong o.

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by czarina(f): 11:32pm On Aug 22, 2019
iPopAlomo:



Did you serve there...
No, I didn't. A friend came from there.
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by murphybo(m): 11:43pm On Aug 22, 2019
Ladiesdoctor:
Taaaaaaa, kano and Sokoto?
Na lie
Have you witnessed kano harmattan before
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:43pm On Aug 22, 2019
kenzysmith:
Op abeg remove ekiti from ur list, that state na oven.

of meant ogbomosho

the weather here is weird when sun hits, it's massive
when cold comes, it's out of this world.
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Stefan00: 11:54pm On Aug 22, 2019
Perceptor:
In Bokkos Plateau State, you will wear jeans, wear socks ,wear gloves, wear headwarmer, wear hooded cardigan yet cold will be threatening you. I can count the number of times I had my bath throughout my service year grin.


I served at daffo bokkos. Bokkos isn't as cold as stated
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by choblak(m): 11:57pm On Aug 22, 2019
heskeyw:

Lol. Not ice throughout ooo, a thin layer of ice go cover the water, especially if u use iron bucket to fetch the water,

Lolx am Jos guy
Yes but wont freeze like normal ice but a layer of ice will be form... During hammatan i sleep with converse shoes though
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by choblak(m): 12:01am On Aug 23, 2019
Chrissuarez:
Back then in Jos.. During harmattan we used to boil water for washing plates in the morning... So imagine water wey you go use bath

Yes i can relate to dis too we used to boil water to wash clothes like 2016 when de weather drop 7 degree around january am a jos indegene but i dnt enjoy dat cold

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Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by choblak(m): 12:02am On Aug 23, 2019
heskeyw:

When I was in bassa, we use to cook egwusi soup and keep for 1week without it getting sour. Egwusi soup is known for getting easily soured but in plateau, na different story. During January, we don't fetch water and keep it overnight. The water go turn to ice.

Which district u served in bassa? Cos am dats my local government
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by peteruuu(m): 12:09am On Aug 23, 2019
Xavi2019:

Nsukka is damn cold, took me a while to adjust to the place.
Lol yah. Was there around march this year for some things...Ezebunagu precisely.

Chai, I almost froze!
Re: Coldest States In Nigeria by Chenzee(m): 12:12am On Aug 23, 2019
chibnnodi:
When I was serving and visited Jos, I felt dirty and went to bath. I swear, I ran out of the bathroom screaming, because of the chilled water. Those folks there strong o.

We there (in Jos) use electric blankets (its normally plugged in the wall) to warm ourselves cos a normal blanket one feel like he's sleeping outside...
Room heaters are everywhere. ACs don't sell there...Though there are other LGs that are damn hot e.g Wase, Langtang, Shendam etc. But taking the overall average temperature of a whole state, then Plateau is by far the coldest..
NB: We are talking about temperature as a state not selected locations.

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