The last institution is Summit University, Offa
We'd surely visit there next weekend.

Our fifth stop
Graceland Polytechnic, offa
We couldn't take a group picture because we were so tired

Our fourth stop
University of Offa

Our third stop
Lens Polytechnic OFFA

Our second stop
Kwara state college of health technology, Offa

Our first stop
The federal polytechnic, Offa

My friends and I decided to embark on a cycling adventure to visit all of the institutions in Offa, Kwara State. We were able to cover a distance of 230 km, which was quite an accomplishment! It was a fun and memorable experience. There are six institutions in Offa, and we were able to visit five of them. Our plan is to visit the last one during our next weekend excursion. We will also include some photos of our journey in the thread.

Nice2023:



U said I was lying how far.

How far,so u can see that u guys are still backward and still living in the past.

Lol see someone that is living in 2070
Guy stop hating and let's look for ways to unite 9ja

Shalom,
Love, Ayomide.

Nice2023:




U people are just myopic and tribalistic.
The progress of the igbo tribe always make u guys go sleepless and worried.

What do I gain in lying when I have personally been to this community myself.

U can read it up yourself man abi na woman u be.


Face ur tribe and tackle the myriad problems facing it...we are not like u guys.

Guy, it's obvious you're tribalistic, with this your attitude, 9ja can never move forward. I obviously never said anything about tribe but you dragged it to hatred of igbos. Lol.. well I have so many igbo guy that we roll together from day 1 so i have nothing against the igbos or any tribe in 9ja
You are a big f**l

Workch:
Where in Yewa is developed?
The most developed local government in Yewa is Ado-odo/ota, and this local government is an eyesore infrastructural wise. It's just very industrialized.
Ilaro which is second most developed town, that is in Yewa South is a glorified village

But ilaro is developed to some extent and yewa South is semi urban.
I won't argue if you say yewa north is underdeveloped

Nice2023:




There is a local govt in Ogun state whose communities have never seen electricity for the past 100years. It is called Yewa local govt.

The community is about 50 in numbers and that should concern u more than anything else.

I show u evidence and u can fact check if in doubt.

Stop telling lies guy.. yewa is developed.
And kindly show is your evidence biko

20hrs a day

Rememberdeath:


Hello Brother. Are you in Lekki now? I was following your thread last year.

Na Ikorodu i later go. Sapa no allow me go island

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Please what can i do from here?

Track your Gmail logged in on your stolen phone. You'd get your phone location.
Just find one andriod, go to settings, enter Find my device and follow the next steps

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Wow.. i never knew this.. which state is the cheapest state in America?

1stGenAmerican:



LA can either make very happy or very depressed, depending on your pockets. For people with money, it’s a paradise where the sun shines year round but for the lower middle class to poor, it’s a gritty, harsh city that shows no mercy. With money or good social status, you can live high up in the hills, isolating yourself from the less fortunate and the homeless but without either, they’ll regularly be in your vision. People from everywhere run to LA thinking they can make it big and live a posh life but the city is known for eating naive people alive.
It’s very expensive to live in Los Angeles and it’s suburbs and everything has a steeper price than other places in this country. People earning fairly large salaries sometimes find the living costs too expensive. The further you go from the city, the more affordable things get.

Im good bruh.. can we chatoff here?

7COLOURS:




Great and you?

How are you doing bruh

7COLOURS:



Hi

Hello

Modecaih:
have you finally made your decision,, following

Not yet bruh. But I’m making moves

luvlyoracle:
Of all these places where can someone starting life get a room self for 200k with best value for money

Probably Gbagada

I really appreciate this post

Hello

Mrbllymer:
you can check out Gbagada

That’s another point is gbagada a really good place

RodgersAkpafu:

Yorubas actually live in festac
Especially the main festac
It has a sizeable northern population too
It's the extension you can say that Igbos are dominant

Oh thank you so much

[color=#770077][/color] thank you

FIFApresident1:

Honestly you have a comprehension problem, did I say Festac is better than Ikeja? I was only talking about longevity which means how long something has existed, the man I quoted said Festac is not a newly developed area, then I used the longevity of Ikeja, lagos island Oshodi to counter him.

Okay thank you

artworks1:


Ogudu, adeniyi Jones, Ikeja GRA, omole.

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FIFApresident1:

How is festac not a newly developed area? Can you compare the longevity of Festac with places like Oshodi, Ikeja, Isale Eko, Mushin and the rest.

Development there started in the late 1970s to early 80s hence, it's a new part of Lagos.

There are some places in Ikeja that are far better than fesctac

If you have any other cool places in Lagos state! Please let me know. I don’t want areas filled with hoodlums anymore

We here