nrexzy:
Tallest hotel abi tallest building.....



Dead presidential

abobote:
I like spending a night in PH, anytime I'm in the east, I like that city, but couldn't go this year coz of Eze Nwike's madness with army and lockdown. The hotel looks, but what actually matters in a hotel is the features and the services, not just the building

Quelme:
Na this one you dey call tallest building. Wetin no reach one apartment block for Dubai.

It's a shame even with all the oil money...

Powersurge:
Saying we have a long way to go in Nigeria is begging the real situation.

grossintel:
Imagine, even apartment building in Russia looks like a 5 star hotel compared to this. Nigeria get problem.

abobote:
I like spending a night in PH, anytime I'm in the east, I like that city, but couldn't go this year coz of Eze Nwike's madness with army and lockdown. The hotel looks, but what actually matters in a hotel is the features and the services, not just the building

8stargeneral:
Presidential hotel

Thanos5555:
WOW where are the power holding Northerners,
i hope they have done more in thier terrorists zones

EstatePropertyP:
Hotel Presidential. Leave the Hotel alone o. PH is the Garden City, not Hotel City.

film3four:
This is the tallest hotel in Port Harcourt city. Watch and see if you can identify this big hotel that's located in the city of Port Harcourt


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBdmbUOtI2o

NYCnextStop:
Garden City my ass

With only una pleasure park... mtcheew

uboma:



Hotel Presidential, it is.

AnanseK:


Hotel Presidential has been there for more than 55 years. If height of Hotel building is a measure of development then Port Harcourt has been stagnant since independence.

EstatePropertyP:


But why e come pain you like this?

AnanseK:


Lawal Yusuf wrote:

SILLY POLITICS
I have never seen a foolish and worse political strategy than the one being employed by some people in southern Nigeria.
Here is a region, waiting in the wings, to take over leadership from the another region, in accordance with a gentleman agreement to rotate power between them.
However, as the end of the tenure of the incumbent approaches, the region billed to take over suddenly becomes hostile, confrontational, abusive and violent against its political ally.
They literarily declared war on the north and northerners.
They daily insult northerners in their media, sponsor and support their thugs to attack and in some instances even kill them and destroy their businesses.
They tell many lies against and make northerners pariahs by profiling them in, and 'deporting' them from their states.
They oppose every government policy that is beneficial to the north and never lose an opportunity to demonstrate their loathing, contempt and inveterate hate for the northerners.
When northerners were massacred at Sasha Ibadan by hoodlums, not a single one of their governors, traditional rulers, politicians or supposed statesmen, expressed empathy to the victims nor visited the survivors.
It was the same when IPOB terrorists launched series of attacks on northerners in SE and some parts of SS.
We may be 'illiterate', but we are not stupid.
Whatever power-sharing agreement the APC chieftains entered into can only be binding on those politicians who signed it, but not on us the masses of the north.
We owe our people a duty to mobilize and enlighten them never to vote for anybody who harbours nothing but implacable hate, loathing and utmost contempt against them.
We may look meek, timid or even stupid, but we are too politically wise, advanced and sophisticated to be toyed with; threatened, blackmailed or forced into submission.
I have no quarrel with power moving to the south after Buhari's tenure ends in 2023,, however, I am vehemently against power in the hands of those who hate me, my region and my people with a passion.
I will be safer in the hand of a south south man as president.