NaijaMutant:
Beautiful scenery.


You won't even believe this is Nigeria except you were told .


Oil money on display

babyfaceafrica:
apart from the 24/7light..how is this place better than Parkview ikoyi,banana island

corike:
. I'm very sure this guy can't make heaven,orogbum?nigga , the only place u could remember on ur visit,I give up on u abeg

gloriaunobi:
Take me there

UndauntedYOCA:
Nice! But help a girl get connect there so I'll be supplying yams and other things to them, I know those things must be very expensive there but I'll make them.cheap for them abeg, help a girl bikonu. Yams, local rice, palm oil etc, na beg I dey beg I no do shakara.

okorotalkative:
Beautiful masterpiece, hater will soon come and start dia yeye comparison.

If not for security issues, i just wanna wake one day and start a road trip from west to south. especially these niger delta region. I need good sea food in my body.

One day sha!

YorubaPrince:


Immhotep my Nigga... Sup?

AutoReportNG:
Many must have heard or read about the Bonny Island in Rivers State, Nigeria. Bonny Island can be tagged the beauty and home of luxury with comfort and relaxation.

Somewhere at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean facing the Bight of Bonny sits the Island of Bonny. This serene Niger Delta community has several historical and economic symbolisms for the Nigerian nation. It was the melting point of economic activities right from the 16th century.

It serves as Christianity’s first port of call in West Africa. It is also home to so many illustrious sons and daughters of Nigeria. This significant constituent of the larger Ijaw ethnic nationality has her local dialect, Ibani is spoken across her various communities. With a thriving traditional system and robust cultural heritage, it stands out as one of the foremost local communities in Nigeria.

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Her traditional institution is headed by Edward William-Dappa Pepple who serves as natural ruler and Amanyanabo-in-Council and ably assisted by a Council of Chiefs headed by Reginald Abbey-Hart who is also chief and head of Captain Hart major house. Her political leadership currently rests on the shoulders of Nelson Ben Irimagha who bears the traditional title of Amasenibo.

The community is subdivided into two main segments – the mainland and the hinterland. The mainland is comprised of the Township, Sandfield, Iwoama, Orosikiri, Aganya, Ayambo, Akiama, Workers Camp, Finima and some outlying fishing settlements lying along the Bonny River’s coastline. The hinterland includes the villages that serve as home to indigenes of Bonny kingdom.

Bonny Nature Park, being developed by Nigeria LNG is becoming popular for eco-tourism. The park covers the rain forest, mangrove swamps and area of sandy soil with freshwater ponds and tall timbers between the swamp and beach. It harbours some creatures like the pygmy hippo and reptiles including crocodiles, monkeys and some different bird species.

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One interesting thing about this place is that Bonny Island is among the few places in Nigeria where there is power 24hrs, 365 days all through the day. Power in this island never blinks or goes off for some minutes except if there is general maintenance which barely lasts for an hour or 2.

Nigeria is blessed with amazing scenery, beaches, resorts and lots more. Bonny is carefully planned and crafted in order to show the beauty of nature. This island is also home to the NLNG workers.

AutoReportNG got some amazing and breathtaking pictures of these place and we felt we should share some to you.

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Jarrow:


Cos you can't really access the place if you've got no one who lives in the nlng residential area. The rest of Bonny isn't like this.

scantee:
Op those pictures are old pics and I can authoritatively tell u that u got them through goggle images...


Especially that Pic that has the little girl on bicycle has been existing since over 8yrs now.

I spent over 8yrs in Bonny Island, so I knw the town in & out.. Infact I have worked with major O&G in that island

asorockvibesblo:
I need to own a property here before everything becomes expensive

theenchanter:
Don't wanna sound like a pessimist, but what's so special about this place? isn't it just like a regular 3rd world country area, nothing extraordinary.

Unless u wanna talk about its 24/7 electricity, which is understandable because most people don't enjoy it... if it was d norm, u wouldn't even insert it in this scenario.

Anambralstson:

You need to visit there to understand no part of this country can be compare to NLNG RA or IA

reservd:
Biased reportage. This is just a section of the island controlled by NLNG. Why didn't u snap the local jetty, the roads, markets, polytechnic, akiama, Abalamabie, hospital road, bank road, the govt schs, shell roundabout, workers camp, finima road, navy base road that is currently inaccessible etc. These are places occupied by the locals and residents. You only took pictures associated with LNG and called it the whole of Bonny, that's not cool. The palace you no snap sef

theenchanter:
Don't wanna sound like a pessimist, but what's so special about this place? isn't it just like a regular 3rd world country area, nothing extraordinary.

Unless u wanna talk about its 24/7 electricity, which is understandable because most people don't enjoy it... if it was d norm, u wouldn't even insert it in this scenario.