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Chiggsglover:Wow.. And I wasn't here to wish you well in your exams. Sorry for not being active on the thread. Na online courses cause am o Right now, I'm learning digital marketing together with a programming language. I just want to do many things simultaneously but it's not possible ![]() Excellent result awaits you bro |
badmanjo:He is the second detective after predstan ![]() |
SaintHilary:Detective 002, weldone oh ![]() |
chukxie:Lol.. Nothing dey show boss ![]() JustEdward wan come that side and as per say you be our boss for there, na hin make me summon you together with the other bosses ![]() No vex biko.. @emboldened... I think say dem dey give una palliative falafala for there |
Red square in Moscow.
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Sand dune in Abu Dhabi, UAE ![]()
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Wow This is beautiful We need to promote tourism in this country. Just look at all the beautiful places you can visit and have fun all within Nigeria |
Cc: Chukxie Moonraker komia blackbriar ThePallidMan acadollar |
amikable97:Okay, I will be expecting ![]() |
psucc:You welcome ![]() |
horlahsunbo225:Arranging it yearly is not an easy task bro ![]() |
Ayomideen:Thanks bro ![]() |
amikable97:Thanks chi chi ![]() You can add to the ones i have posted. Do you know of any old building in the Eastern Nigeria apart from the one okeyglm told me? |
okeyglm:You are right. Below is what I found. I don't know much about monuments in the East.
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okeyglm:Which one are you talking about? |
psucc:Ikot abasi was a slave port in the 18th century, the battle ground for women rights in the 19th century and a seat of the British consulate in the 20th century. It is also believed that the announcement of amalgamation also took place there.
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13. Centenary hall, abeokuta The Egbaland centenary hall was built by the settlers to monumentalize their one hundred years story of peaceful existence at abeokuta after the inter-tribal war. It was constructed in 1950. The building is located opposite Ake palace in Abeokuta
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12. Hope waddell training institution in calabar Hope waddell training institution is one of the oldest secondary schools in Nigeria This building dates back in 1895 It was founded by the missionaries from the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland in 1895. It is named after Reverend hope masterton waddell
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11. Lugard hall, kaduna Lugard hall, the seat of the kaduna state house of assembly was built in 1914. Therefore it is 106 years old. Named after Frederick Lugard and originally served as the seat of legislative power of the northern protectorate
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10. King's college, Lagos King's college was built in 1909 by the British colonial administration in Lagos. Built at the cost of €10,001 and is one of the oldest buildings in Nigeria ![]()
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9. Oba of Benin Royal Palace, Benin Visitors to the oba's palace are forbidden from taking pictures. Because of this, it is notoriously difficult to get a picture of this historic building. It was built by Oba Ewedo (1255AD - 1280AD) as the symbol of the mighty Bini empire for 6 centuries.
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8. Kajuru castle, kaduna While the other buildings on this list are very old, Kajuru castle is not since it was built by German expatriate in 1978 "Of all the places I long to visit in Nigeria, Kajuru Castle is one that must be accomplished". There are many gems in northern Nigeria ![]()
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7. St. George's hall, Lagos Located on Broad street was constructed in 1907. It houses St. George's lodge NO 3065 of the global Freemason order. St.George’s Lodge was consecrated on 1st, July 1905. The foundation was laid on 5th January 1907 by Sir Walter Egerton; the Governor of the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria. The building’s shows exquisitely finished pillars and railings on the balcony.
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6. Mapo hall, Ibadan It may not look like it but this too is one of the oldest buildings in Nigeria. Built in 1929, Mapo hall has witnessed 87 years of Nigerian history from its vantage point at Mapo Hill summit, the highest point in the city of Ibadan
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5. The first European storey building in Nigeria This famous white one-storey building in badagry was constructed by Rev. Henry Townsend of the Anglican Church mission society (CMS) in 1845. Located on the badagry marina
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4. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, ebute ero The Holy Trinity Anglican Church ebute ero, Lagos island is the oldest church in Lagos. The church was first established as a mission station on Sunday 10th January 1852. It was built by the early Anglican missionaries and newly converted locals
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3. Lagos colonial secretariat, Lagos The old secretariat was completed in 1895. It was built in the English architectural style along with a two-twin tower which serves as a guard front for security. It is by far the most imposing colonial building in Lagos
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2. Jaekel house, Lagos The old building is located inside the ebute meta premises of the Nigeria railway corporation. Jaekel house is a restored colonial mansion. It now serves as a railway museum and photo gallery of the NRC's colonial era ![]()
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1. Christ Church cathedral, Lagos The cathedral church of Christ, Marina, Lagos State is an Anglican cathedral in Lagos island. The foundation stone for the first cathedral building was laid on 29 march 1867 and the cathedral was established in 1869.
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The old buildings in Nigeria have both colonial and historical significance. Architectural designs are some of the attractions that draw tourists into a country and one peculiar thing about them is that they speak about the time they are built in. Nigeria has a lots of historical buildings which can attract tourists to the country but unfortunately, the media has destroyed the international image of Nigeria. Nigeria is seen with a negative light all round the world, thanks to our media. It's high time Nigeria media needs to wake up and do her real job. When you travel to several places, you will realise that the so called corruption in Nigeria is indeed child's play when compared to what happens in the west, but the west know how to put a positive spin on it. Croatia is a perfect example. I didn't know the country is full of corruption until I met my Croatian friend who told me EVERYTHING about the country. Another example is if you bribe a senator or any other politician to get a favourable policy, in the west it is called LOBBY which is perfectly legal but if the same thing happens in Nigeria it is branded CORRUPTION. Let's try to adjust and show the positive side of Nigeria. Below are some of the old buildings in Nigeria ![]() |
ProfDview1:My mom is not a single mother. I just don't understand what you people gain from insulting them. Was it their fault to be a single mother? A decent lady swept off her feet by a sugar coated tongue. She has sex with her deceptive lover who absconds the moment he finds that she's pregnant. Is it their fault? Stop the stigmatization against single mother. I understand the struggles they face every blessed day and the helplessness of them. You think it's easy. May you should put yourself in their position, then you will understand better situation. |
ProfDview1:The rate at which you people generalize is annoying TBH Single mother is this, single mother is that Your hatred for single mothers will soon consume you |
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