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baddosky1:
I knew all along that Adenuga was a thief.

cc: kn23h

Like Ifeanyi Uba right?

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NCP:
Egbon, You are doing a nice Job here sir. Weldone.

Na collective effort, but we appreciate your feedback

I will not suffer the fool this morning.

You think if you shed your special victim unit tears under the disguise of a female moniker, it will soften my blow?

I'm ready for any bow-yam-legged fool. I get una time.

successmatters:
The masses of Enugu and imo states rose up from the ashes of the civil war and single handedly rebuilt the entire cities without making any noise.

Igbo spirit.

In 2017, a former city like Ibadan is begging the United nations and world bank to change the roof of their buildings

Give me some space to faint please

It's funny how Ibos like to mouth off that they rose from the ashes fromt he Biafran war, while the Oyo empire has been fighting wars before the ibo clans began wearing clothes. You lots need to educate yourselves on why they call Ibadan the ancient city - while ibos were still running in bushes, Yorubas were developing urban settings.


1. Tell me how much was given to Ibadan pre/post Biafran war

2. Tell me what advantage Ibadan had over the SE apart from location and human resources


Ibadan is still rising from the ashes of battle, still developing.

What Ibos call development, Yorubas call baseline [the beginning].

Don't compare your backward states, to Ibadan, which is 27 times the size of Enugu.

successmatters:
How do the people of Ibadan plan to remove all those dilapidated, ugly looking, sickening brown roofs?

Am just trying to help as a good neighbour

This is what we're doing about ours, but what is Enugu and Imo states doing about theirs?



A New Face of Ibadan is coming soon. Master Plan fully funded by the World Bank

www.ibadan-masterplan.com/project-timeline/

www.ibadan-masterplan.com/who-is-involved/


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successmatters:
Na lie.
You are only here to misinform people, to salvage the battered image of the brown roof republic. We know Ibadan for what it is.

I'm not even stressed about your inferiority complex display.

Filmhouse Cinemas

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successmatters:
I respect this Ibadan city, it holds the title of the biggest slum in Africa. Nice village sha

Ibo. Inferiority complex. Not here for that tho. I'm here to educate those who haven't been beyond their erosive boundaries in the SE.

He bought one of them fake igbo 'manufacturer' drugs hun

The Hill City Consulting Limited – an ICT firm, located in Ibadan, Oyo State

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Warship:
If they are parasites, why are you always on Biafran threads fighting against the establishment of Biafra.?

Show me my post on Biafran threads fighting against your establishment. I want to see proofs.

They called you Ibos liars, now I'm begining to believe it.

I wholeheartedly support Biafra because I want Ibo parasites off my land.

Will be updating today.

Desyner:
I now see why he fustrated Lagos during his time. To prolong his life span. Or how else do we explain him fustrasting Lagos and hoping Lagos grows b4 he dies?

Reread what you wrote. Does it make sense?

‘The tech landscape in Ibadan is rapidly evolving’


‘We are sure that great technology solutions are going to rise faster to create a revolution’

iBridge Hub is really making more waves in Ibadan these days than before and Oluwamayowa Oshidero, is the Head Ninja in charge of the hub. Few weeks from now, the hub will be hosting Summer of Code sessions for kids and teenagers. In this exclusive interview, Oshidero tells IBPulse all about the program but I started by asking for his opinion on the tech landscape in Ibadan.

What can you can say about the tech landscape in Ibadan?


I think the tech landscape in Ibadan is rapidly evolving, with agencies like TinklingD working day and night to attract, create and support interesting initiatives to develop the eco system. And with rise of hubs like Wennovation hub, iBridge Hub, C Map IT Hub, we are sure that great technology solutions are going to rise faster to create a revolution here. The serenity of the city is a great thing too and a lot of technology companies are gradually migrating and expanding their base into Ibadan.

What can be done to speed up the growth rate of the ecosystem?

The most crucial thing needed now is sponsorship and funding for local tech products and ideas here. We are really glad with the Aso Villa Demo Day initiative and it’s power to help the nations tech landscape if done well, actually one of the innovation we put forth at the iBridge Hub was one of the ideas that earned a spotlight. So we are calling the IBM, the Oracle, the Samsungs, the Google to look into Ibadan and finance great initiatives, sponsor code labs, workshops and even meetups like IBPulse ‘s After5ive.

In simple English, tell me about the Summer of Code


Summer of Code is a program that was started by CC Hub years ago. It’s a fun and interactive programming school for kids and teenagers at their summer holiday. iBridge had been organizing iCode in the past years too, but thought it would be a better way around to work with CC Hub to extend the Summer of Code into Oyo State (as other hubs and centers are extending it to other parts of the country) in a bid to create a huge impact.



What is ccHub contributing that made you decide to set aside iCode for Summer of Code?

Well, their more experimented curriculum and then for the main fact of creating a connected impact in the country.


Who are you targeting with Summer of Code?

We are targeting, kids in primary school 5 – 8 years, growing ones also in early secondary schools 9 – 14 years and then school leavers of age 15 – 18 years. We are reaching them through socials, and widely read platforms like IBPulse. Fliers for this would be out in days time for pickups at popular stores, schools and other public places.




http://ibpulse.com/2016/07/the-tech-landscape-in-ibadan-is-rapidly-evolving/

The Company Disrupting Ibadan’s Tech Ecosystem.

The Spontaneous rise of technological need in Ibadan has gone beyond the rails due to the continuous existence of human life and the voracious hunger for a better standard of living.

So it is of necessity that certain liaisons should rise that will cu short the long line between the People and Technology basically Networking.
We live in a digitally dominating world. Technology is shaping our culture like never before. Yet over and over again I hear the same question: “how does it affect my business, school, home, laundry, my profession, church, laundry, career, education, my children? How can I leverage on this opportunity to gain a competitive advantage and keep up with trends?”

That`s why the eventual consistence of structural internet platforms like iBridge is of utmost importance, so that the networking of the business and tech space is always on the run. Structures like this will effectively contribute to the building of a well engineered tech-ecosystem. This will give a rise to newly arising startups that will make use of mediums like iBridge to foster the growth of their products and services.

On October 1st, 2012, the founder of iBridge Hub, Francis Madojemu began the iBridge Hub as an inspiring contemporary open space where young entrepreneurs and innovators in the city of Ibadan can bring their ideas to reality. iBridge Hub welcomes people from every profession, background and culture are being united by the imagination and drive to pursue enterprising ideas for the world.
A platform where Children, Youths, Educators and Parents can learn this essential 21st Century skill. To give every child in our community the chance to learn to code. To equip the nextgeneration with this essential skill.

Programmes since inception are monthly fireside chats, Internet Marketing Classes, which were both offline and on-site, ICT and IT trainings, active web and social media management workshop on strategies to help the community grow faster, better, smarter in business, life and ministry. They have also incubated and cultured a number of community projects and co-created events that are geared towards bridging technology for the benefit of the public.

We are facing tremendous times where corruption, recession, poverty are almost ravaging every sector of our economy, In the midst of devastation, there is an opportunity for innovation.
iBridge Hub is evolving to leverage the talents of the local tech industry to address some of the needs in the wider community. Social opportunities are as important as the economic opportunities created by entrepreneurs and tech experts.
They are also recognizing existing technology that can be applied to solve problems across local businesses, professions, individuals, schools, and are creating a bridge for these communities to know, experience and meet with the appropriate tech communities and learn how to apply this solve their local problems.

For this to happen, they must build a community of passionate and motivated group of people who want to do something more significant with their gifts than making money.
The way they accomplish this is in four steps:
Identifying existing relevant innovation that can be applied to our environment, culture and businesses;
Presentation of these innovations to relevant corporate organizations and entrepreneurs across businesses and careers

Collaboration and development of these new innovations- innovating solutions to address these needs as it relates to our society and corporate organizations.

Their Big Hairy Audacious Goal is to become the most impactful, the most service-oriented, the most far-reaching hub community network that has ever been.



http://mocharis.com/bridge-gap-technology-public-ibridge-hub/

Ibadan City Master Plan funded by the World Bank

ibadan-masterplan.com/project-timeline/

ibadan-masterplan.com/who-is-involved/



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Aje House, Ibadan, Nigeria


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Competition winning entry for the redevelopment of Aje House - an iconic modernist tower at the heart of Ibadan’s Central Business District - and adjoining parcels to create SMART offices and a mix of supporting facilities.

As part of an invited design competition, a Master Plan has been prepared for the redevelopment of a core area of Downtown Ibadan in Oyo State, Nigeria. This includes the rennovation of Aje House - a 14 storey tower, podium and cluster of smaller buildings and structures amounting to 2,560 m2 of prime commercial space.

Within the resultant proposal, the core of the existing structure is retained while the podium is extended to provide a range of supporting retail, commercial and hospitality activities and present a ‘front door’ to Lebanon Road; one of Ibadan’s commercial spines. A separate structure seeks to accommodate parking requirements while a roof top restaurant, bar and lounge frames a view to Mokola Hill and Agobi Gardens.

For more information, please follow this link: https://placemakenow./2016/05/05/spring-update/ or email us at media@place-make.com



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Ride on Ibadan


I can't believe they want to compare Enugu to you.

Aje House, Ibadan, Nigeria


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Competition winning entry for the redevelopment of Aje House - an iconic modernist tower at the heart of Ibadan’s Central Business District - and adjoining parcels to create SMART offices and a mix of supporting facilities.

As part of an invited design competition, a Master Plan has been prepared for the redevelopment of a core area of Downtown Ibadan in Oyo State, Nigeria. This includes the rennovation of Aje House - a 14 storey tower, podium and cluster of smaller buildings and structures amounting to 2,560 m2 of prime commercial space.

Within the resultant proposal, the core of the existing structure is retained while the podium is extended to provide a range of supporting retail, commercial and hospitality activities and present a ‘front door’ to Lebanon Road; one of Ibadan’s commercial spines. A separate structure seeks to accommodate parking requirements while a roof top restaurant, bar and lounge frames a view to Mokola Hill and Agobi Gardens.

For more information, please follow this link: https://placemakenow./2016/05/05/spring-update/ or email us at media@place-make.com



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Ibadan Master Plan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Integrated Master Plan for a sustainable community (Wellsprings) of up to 150 units of varying typologies in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Occupying an attractive, south facing site of up to 10 hectares to the west of Central Ibadan, new development has been arranged to maximise views across the river while an underlying landscape strategy integrates existing planting, provides a variety of open spaces for leisure and recreation and supports a sustainable urban drainage strategy.

Site clearance and grading commenced in 2016 and the project is currently under construction (2017).

More info spanning inception to construction, see https://place-make.live/

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MITROS CITY CONCEPT MASTER PLAN PRESENTED AT THE OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT FORUM

On 21st and 22nd May, the Concept Master Plan for Mitros City will be presented at the Ogun State Government Investment Forum in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.

Representing an area of up to 2,000 hectares that is strategically located at the edge of metropolitan Lagos and yet rooted in the natural landscape of Ogun State, Mitros City represents a unique and exciting development opportunity.

With a long frontage to both the River Ogun and the Lagos to Ibadan Expressway, the Concept Master Plan provides a framework for a mixed use development incorporating a range of residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality and tourism accommodation together with supporting institutional and community facilities for up to 180,000 residents.

The structure of the Master Plan has been prepared to encourage a multi-modal transport network to improve access and connectivity while an underlying landscape strategy seeks to mitigate site constraints and provide a variety of open spaces for leisure and recreation.

https://www.place-make.com/news/42-mitros-city-concept-master-plan-presented-at-the-ogun-state-government-investment-forum

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