Born2Breed:
I wonder why people don't boast of Ogun state. When I say people, you know yourselves.

Despite its proximity and gateway to Lagos, it's still filth.

Abeg make una dey brag about Ogun and tells people to leave and go back to their states.

The majority of those who brag about Lagos don't even own land in Lagos. Who can you be more Lagosian than someone who's parents and grandparents own property in choice areas of Lagos?

DrPurple:
Tbh, Abeokuta is the most underrated city in this south west...


The OP video and photos didn't do any justice.
The video I just showing the same place over and over.

Picture of many places is missing

iaamxavier:
Lmaoooooooooo, I’m still looking for the “beautiful” in this thread.

Or is brown roof aesthetically pleasing to afons?

Paxxcarl:
Land of skull mining

Pakute:

Can you separate the Lagos Aworis from Ogun Aworis or separate Ijebus in Ogun from the Ijebus who are the owners of ikorodu. Can you separate ancestral link?
There's something you outsiders can never understand about Yorubas. It is deeper than your little understanding.

Tonim:
Ocean Valley Estate, Oke mosan, Abeokuta

Noel19:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fwae0R4gwhs

Abeokuta is the state capital of Ogun State in southwest Nigeria. It is situated on the east bank of the Ogun River, near a group of rocky outcrops in a wooded savanna; 77 kilometres north of Lagos by railway, or 130 kilometres by water. As of 2006, Abeokuta and the surrounding area had a population of 449,088.

tollyboy5:

We're ijebus in lekki-Epe also, but truth be told Ogun state leaders are visionless.
The capital should have been ijebu-ode not Abeokuta.

Money they suppose to use improving cities sharing borders with Lagos, cities like mowe/ibafo, ijebu-ode, sango, agbara they spent it on irrelevant things.

Ibadan has BRT bus and Ogun state has None. Despite the proximity to Lagos.
Why is it only Lagos?