Kilode?!:

I travelled by and saw those rolling green Efon Alaaye hills recently. Beautiful countryside I tell you! Especially those misty hills before the Esa oke junction. I'll camp on those hills if they can get a good resort up there. Four season kinda look

But Folks are right, they need good roads, water and electricity first.

Very true for most part of the SW, including Osun state and Ondo


PS:
http://www.ogedengbe.com/index2.html

I'm mildly hopeful about this new university that the FG is building. Capital projects like this really transform towns. We probably need about 10+ or so capital projects of the size of the university to really get things moving, though.

eku_bear:

I'm mildly hopeful about this new university that the FG is building. Capital projects like this really transform towns. We probably need about 10+ or so capital projects of the size of the university to really get things moving, though.

You are right, sometimes I wonder what present day Ife would look like without OAU.

fstranger3:


http://www.ogedengbe.com/index2.html

Agbogungboro niyen! Ajanaku! Okunrin Ogun!

PhysicsMHD:

lol, I just asked a question.


What about that Ogedengbe guy?  (Ekiti parapo liberation army) Any monuments to him? museums? etc.




But if there is only a spring or river as a tourist attraction, perhaps the focus on tourism is misguided.

Google the answer. . . .


And you're right. Fayemi is misguided, even if we had more attraction than Lagos. Education is there, electricity is there, road dey there, but tourism? I believe job/employment is the best form of attraction right now.

Kilode?!:

I travelled by and saw those rolling green Efon Alaaye hills recently. Beautiful countryside I tell you! Especially those misty hills before the Esa oke junction. I'll camp on those hills if they can get a good resort up there. Four season kinda look

But Folks are right, they need good roads, water and electricity first.

Of course. The state is majestic in its own right.