iPhoneRepairer:
[s]Caveat emptor. Living in Nigeria is at your own risk. No city in Nigeria can be considered safe. A country in which criminals are emboldened to kidnap an IGP of police or a sitting governor's sister in-law and receive a ransome?.... Na God be my own protection. I don't know about any police.[/s]

9jaRealist:


Did you inquire how they arrived at that conclusion...
Or did you just assume without basis (as you criticize them) that the conclusion had no statistical basis?!
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LoveDecay:


Looking at New York ... you know the whole thing is crap.

For a long time many thought leaders have cautioned nation in regards to the U.N. and co.

New York and London safe..... Nigerian reporter are the top reason Nigerians dislike Nigeria.

New York and London safe..... lol

MiddleDimension:


don't mind her.

abuja residents like thinking being the capital city means anything. they do not know that places where capital cities are the best places are actually third world countries and for a capital city to be better than the other cities is actually not a good thing! look at the major countries around the world and you will see that the capitals are not the best of all places there.

mean while, abuja should take care if its horrendous traffic from gwags to giri. it is becaoming more like nothing that exists in lagos

MiddleDimension:
you did not follow our discussion from the start. i actually said upon all these crime, yet people still believe abuja is safer and better than lagos. then she said yes, that abuja is a lot safer. then i sarcastically said: she should have added a lot richer too.

jakezebrax:


Abuja from 1990-2008, was far the best place to live; to me in the world. It was quiet, calm, can even walk on major roads. Crime was non existent. Population was damn low and security was tighter then than now; again it was smaller then as it was mostly only Lifecamp(diplomats mostly), Asokoro, Maitama, Wuse, Wuse 2, Garki and few other districts.