This is Rumuola Port Harcourt

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hmm!

River State Amaka.

What's with River states people these days?
We get it every state in Nigeria has the city part and also the slum
Let's stop creating threads trying to portray a state in a bad state

If Wike catch you ehn...

Your Camara sef

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So no fine place for PH?

Your topic sef how can picture of 1 street represent the entire Rivers state?

Topic:[s] A Nairalander takes pictures of Rivers State[/s]

Revised: A Nairalander takes pictures of his street in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, West Africa, Africa, Earth!

You're welcome!

This is how lockdown should be not what we practice in Lagos

princemillla:
This is how lockdown should be not what we practice in Lagos

There are places like this in Lagos.

VickyRotex:
Your topic sef how can picture of 1 street represent the entire Rivers state?

Topic:[s] A Nairalander takes pictures of Rivers State[/s]

Revised: A Nairalanders takes picture of his street in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, West Africa, Africa, Earth!

You're welcome!

Mad o.

Ezennwa:
hmm!

River State Amaka.

My dear those brown zinc houses u see, if they put them for sale...it will be in hundreds of millions but the problem is Ikwerre people prefer to live in a main road than inside...they've sold all their backyards and are left with the front so they will be able to rent their shops at higher prices...back of those roads are all modern houses..

VickyRotex:


There are places like this in Lagos.

Sis 100 percent I doubt.

What we have in Lagos is partial lockdown

princemillla:



Sis 100 percent I doubt.

What we have in Lagos is partial lockdown

You're probably right.
Maybe post May 4th it became different. A friend sent me a picture of a street in Lagos before May 4th and it was as empty as this. I was shocked. And this was in April when despite the lockdown some places were still crowded in Lagos.

PS; I honestly don't count this May 4th lift as a partial lockdown. 8pm to 6am curfew is not really a lockdown. I wish they had done it differently but, oh well!