₦airaland Forum

donnypool:
am neither yoruba, hausa nor igbo, but this stupid seun need to keep you cowards in check by deleting biafra threads until there is real life protest. Am tired of you internet biafran loyalist shouting like loose dogs about independence meanwhile majority of you guys is either in the west, south, north, south africa or indonesia jail awaiting drug trial.

donnypool:
Nairaland warriors, why not go out with a banner and fight for an independent biafra, instead of online rants

koice:
Yup.

IYANGBALI:
I just wanted to confirm your comments that you speak Yoruba. Sowie no vex,ma binu se o gbo? Mama nkeshe give am 5 plates of monkey pepper soup and 10 cartons of alomo

donnypool:
Thank God for that o, southern nigeria is better than being a biafran, south south will be an independent nation on her own.

we nor want biafra

Ezemust:
wow.confusion yadima.am from IBAGWA-AKA.

Niwdog:
i can speak igbo(vry well) yoruba(not very well) Igala """ idoma """ anioma igbo and hausa(very well)

Young03:
confirm am from obukpa

IYANGBALI:
ori e o da

fabregas04:
u must b residing in ekiti state, which part? as for me, i speak yoruba, akoko part of yoruba, i speak igbo a bit though and izzi part of ebonyi state.

Young03:
Odogwu, mua bu kwa nwa nsukka oo wch side of NSK r u from, meanwhile. I speak igbo, hausa and a litle bit fulani

koice:
Difficult to say. Born in Ibadan, bred in Anambra, and now reside in Edo.

koice:
Yoruba ni iya mi ahon, mana (but), Asusu Igbo mara mma nke ukwu.

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] We speak Igbo central and dialect fluently,yoruba central fluently and bits of creole,especially Carribean creole.... [/color]

abdulkayus:
Confuse idi.ot, I served in Njikoka LG and moved round Anambra state wella, Onitsha is an eyesore, just accept that. Awka is better than Onitsha.

abdulkayus:
Idi.i.ot, I served in Anambra state for full one year so I know wassup abt that state.

abdulkayus:
Keep shut, Onistha is an eyesore abeg

dalyricist:
Nigeria is a fascinating destination, blessed with amazing cities and towns. Most of these cities and towns are known across the country for their fascinating attractions, beautiful scenery, natural resources and cultural heritage. Abuja, the capital city is one of the most loved cities in the country. There are other major cities in Nigeria which are very much loved and visited. Some are loved for their homeliness and hospitable demeanour, others are for their economic and business advantages; yet more are loved for their availability of fun, tourism and vacation spots. We’ve scouted about, dug around and browsed the Internet for recommendations from Nigerians, and tourists, and we still came up with a definitive list of the most loved cities in Nigeria. Therefore, in no particular order, here are the most loved cities in Nigeria to visit:
1. Ibadan.... It’s also called the ‘ancient city’ and it’s the state capital of Oyo. It’s described as the biggest city in the whole of West Africa. Located in the south-western part of Nigeria it is densely populated with so many industrial and commercial activities. This city has the first advance learning institution – the University of Ibadan (formally the university college Ibadan), also the first sky scrapper (Cocoa house) and the first teaching hospital in Africa. The city is made up of interwoven streets with local and international markets and malls. This city is known for tourism too, with a remarkable museum in the African study institution, botanical and Zoological garden in Agodi and in the University of Ibadan respectively, Mapo colonial city hall. Life in this town is beautiful with diversity of lifestyle and culture.

2. Abuja
Nigeria’s Federal capital, Abuja is currently one of the most developed cities in the country. Little wonder it is loved and experiencing alarming levels of immigration. Abuja is Nigeria’s seat of power and it is believed that in Abuja, life is good. Whether rich, middle class or poor, there somehow is a place for all. It is also considered a highly business destination. While in Abuja, experience a different kind of sightseeing that will make your visit memorable. Places like Jabi Lake, Silverbird Cinema and Millennium Park are really cool spots to unwind and have fun. For folks who love to shop, some of the big shopping stores in Abuja will give you value for your money.
3. Jos ‘J town’ as it is popularly called is one of the “cool” and most loved cities in the northern region of Nigeria. Aside from its recent crisis, the city is a lot of fun and people love it particularly for the weather and serene environment. The southern part of Jos is said to be peaceful and the people there are really accommodating. What’s more? The standard of living in Jos is very affordable. It also boasts a number of attractions including two museums, a wildlife park and game reserve, breathtaking waterfalls and striking hills and rocks. Jos is a beautiful town and is a really nice place to raise a family or live.

4. Calabar Located in South-eastern Nigeria and watered by the Great Kwa and Calabar rivers, the city is home to a variety of attractions such as Obudu Cattle Ranch and Tinapa Resort. The city attracts visitors with its array of tasty delicacies, beautiful architecture and festivals. Every year, Calabar hosts Africa’s biggest street party known as the Calabar Carnival, where diverse colourful cultural costumes are displayed. There’s never a dull moment in this carnival. For indigenous vacation in Nigeria, Calabar is often the first location that comes to people’s mind. The city boasts of several other attractions including an integrated sports complex, a free trade zone and Port and an international air and sea port among many others.
Source..... .www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/most-loved-cities-nigeria/

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