The person that posted this pictures must be under the influence of acholic drink. This is not the true picture of my pH please.ok to be sure that you really know the place what are the names of those places.

[quote author=Adaogwashi1 post=88441324]Hope you're enjoying yourself over there, please don't go after secondary school girls but go after polytechnic students and impact good things in your people.





it's not a bad place afterall, lol, I sent you a mail... can you reply??

Beremi:
My aunt cooking for the first time in one month. Thanks to lockdown

what da f....k! humans live in this dump?

This is Pitakwa!

Beremi:
We are all at home. All the family members.

whaaaat?!! people live in this shithole?

trevorhorace:
Port Harcourt not try o. See brown roofs everywhere.

My people, my savings for last 14days for lockdown has been exhausted. Right now I'm looking up to God for my next meal. Any support. Anything will be very appreciated. Very hard typing this but gat no choice. 0119326 195 GTB
Thanks a lot.

are you a buhari supporter?

Beremi:
PH is a beautiful well planned city with paved streets

Where is the beauty here? Mstchw. Continue hyping it simply because you live there

This is really disheartening, see the oil-rich state or better city with brown roofs and slums.

Beremi:
PH is a beautiful well planned city with paved streets

Mockery.

Oga where is the beauty. These are the symptoms of poverty in view.

Beremi:
PH is a beautiful well planned city with paved streets

Maybe the word beautiful has suddenlly changed to a different meaning.

Cosbyrich:

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Are you sure you are bukola? The account number did not tally with the name.

Run for fraud

Ouchbabe:
Wonderful Nairalanders, I know it's tough right now for everyone but some people are in better financial condition than others.
Pls I just put to bed and it's so difficult to be breast feeding my new baby while hungry. I wouldn't be doing this if I'm not in great need.
Kindly assist me
0029625775 GTB
Thanks in anticipation

Picture of you and the new born baby or...we don't believe your story

op ,what is your mission

Beremi:
Residents used the opportunity to clean their homes and surroundings

I would rather drink monkey urine that live in this dump.

Beremi:
Parents used the opportunity provided by lockdown to bring out their mattresses out in the sun.

And u assisted them in bringing it out I can see you are jobless... Ewu Gambia...

SalafRider:
Eh there's free movement within the state. You guys are enjoying oo cuz as I de type police mount their trucks for my junction for Abuja here as you de commot dem show you koboko, na you go reserve back with your legedise Benz jeje.

I thought you said you be one man mopol? That time wey you slap that hefty guy, people hail you. Do same for the solider na! Ore na pulling your legs.

Failure44:

Oga come to warri even common ughelli is not as undeveloped as this shit hole talk less of asaba.
We're living in heaven compared to this poverty stricken oil state

hmmmm

Cyberterror:
Port Harcourt is a disgrace to oil cities around the world. Houston, New Orleans, Abu Dhabi, Manama, Jeddah and all other oil cities will be ashamed that Port Harcourt is mentioned alongside them.

Don't blame the residents, blame their leaders.

SweetCunt97:
Lies. I passed all their check points, no one harrased me

Last week I was heading to Sawka it was very tough from Lugbe here. They wouldn't harass but of course you know what it is, some were even collecting bribe. I got my ID though so it was cool. I haven't been out for couple of days now ma'am but last time I did it was serious...

Okuda:


are you a buhari supporter?

Have never been

monfizzy:
This PH is really a ghetto. This further confirmed a post made here last week about PH where everywhere looked like a cesspit.

No need to stress yourself, the same person made this thread. Chino is his initial moniker on NL.

Port Harcourt is the foremost oil and gas city in Nigeria with a plethora of oil and gas companies with their workers fully residing in the state. Ask yourself if they reside in places as this.

This is Diobu, a notorious slum in PH. If this is what PH represents to him, it says alot about his overall standards in life. Na him go still tire.

trevorhorace:


Have never been

are you a tribal bigot?

Beremi:
PH is a beautiful well planned city with paved streets

You went to Diobu to take Pictures and term it a representation of P.H..

Be fair, take balanced pictures of different areas for everyone to see

Oil producing state, the allocations does not reflect at all.

Beremi:
A view of our street shows that people are obeying government order

handiriwamadi:
The person that posted this pictures must be under the influence of acholic drink. This is not the true picture of my pH please.ok to be sure that you really know the place what are the names of those places.

she is from p.h.....some of us knew her on this forum as a hardcore buharist in the politics section before 2016.

Failure44:

Oga come to warri even common ughelli is not as undeveloped as this shit hole talk less of asaba.
We're living in heaven compared to this poverty stricken oil state

Don't let the foolish op deceive you.

Everywhere in Nigeria have it own slum.

I would have loved to know the foolish moderator who moved this to front page

SpatialKing:

It depends on where you are staying in Abuja... I drove from Graki to Dai Dai and back to Garki today. As long as you have a valid ID card.

I haven't been out today sir, last week I went out it was that tough. I am at the junction now and the road is free actually

Beremi:
Parents used the opportunity provided by lockdown to bring out their mattresses out in the sun.

bring mattresses out in the sun? i have never heard of such till now. Do the mattresses smell or what? they should throw them away instead.

ewo na city be this?? e be like CAMP !! after na go dey yab Edo state wey I come from!!!

kunletexs:



I thought you said you be one man mopol? That time wey you slap that hefty guy, people hail you. Do same for the solider na! Ore na pulling your legs.

Not me sir, you're mistaken me for someone else.