₦airaland Forum

Ballzproblem2:
This wasn't even meant for PBAT alone I was referring to the entire countries in ECOWAS.

liveLongNprospa:
Lmaoooo... Let me help you.
Reefers will be used to store and transport them.

Ballzproblem2:
them never defeat Boko Haram finish na niger military,dey play.

raumdeuter:
Na only Amala Skye I visit. There's only so much one can eat

raumdeuter:
Maybe na because of increased fuel prices sha

raumdeuter:
In spirit bawo. I dey enter regularly shey na akara you wan abi bread abi Eko

raumdeuter:
Sometimes they carry 2 passengers in front and 4 at the back. I've seen where driver shared his seat with a passenger on his left side

You go just dey drive and micra go enter your lane without notice. Dem no even dey use signal most will just swing their arm to signal say dem wan turn

afrodoc2:
Did you see fresh meat to buy?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I passed through Kuola, Sharp Corner, and Oluyole extension, and the houses i saw there are what you will find in Lagos.

Even the private schools i saw had decent environments.

Sometimes, online opinions are rooted on ignorance. [/color]

raumdeuter:
There are many good development in the area. Around Onireke, Kolapo Ishola, Alao Akala GRA,
they are about to start a new Rasheed Ladoja GRA on the Lagos express which will be close to the planned circular road around Ibadan

I just pray for continuity of sane govt in Oyo.

Someone told me recently that all the good schools with great facilities that Amaechi constructed in PH say Wike refused to use the schools and grass has overgrown them. Itsrm can you confirm

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Omoh!. Ibadan is big

I used to think it was a fairytale. The place get places.

If the Lord permits, I go come back again.

Hopefully, raumdeuter assigns a feminist to take care of my hydraulic needs[/color]

airmark:
😄

Also, in the 90s, women of easy virtue always loitered around Oremeji Mokola down to close to that hill. Busy evenings, olosho biz dey since wayback

I didn't know you are exploring that route now. 😄

GrammarNazi1:
As the biggest city in West Africa, the 'gold' in that city is bigger than the one in most other cities in Nigeria.

afrodoc2:
Fresh meat? Do they have barbecue next to the pool?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yeah
Premier Hotel.

I took the picture from Agodi gardens. .

I say make i see the city on last time before I leave.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Raumdeuter

Dem say na una first hotel for Ibadan be this[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The stopover for trains is to discharge passengers or pick new ones.

The Ibadan train would stop at Abeokuta to drop and pick passengers, not to eat.

It would do the same at Agege too.

If you use a bus to do the exact same thing, it cannot get to Yaba in 2 hours, 30 minutes. [/color]

GloriousGbola:
Gold circle time nko?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You are making my point for me

Your truck uses 21 hours to get to Abuja from Ibadan..The destination is Abuja.

A train would probably stop in 4 different cities, discharge and carry goods, and still get to Abuja in that same time; Something your truck won't do.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]You are making my point for me.

Oya, Use a trailer from Oshogbo, and let it do 4 or 5 stopovers, and tell me how it would get to Kano on Wednesday. [/color]

Theflint1:
Naaa... you'd see the real Oasis when he's not spreading WhatsApp BCs, he's a solid guy. I just don't know why he has to rely so much on false and unverified BCs from APC propaganda groups...it's disturbing.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Google is our friend sir.

I am currently in Ibadan, and i hope to use the train by 4pm to Lagos.

The train will leave Ibadan, stop at Abeokuta, stop at Agege and finally stops at Yaba.

2 stopovers and it will reach Yaba in 2 hours, 30 minutes.

If i give you 2020 GLK, you cannot go to Abeokuta, Agege and get to Yaba in 2 hours, 30 minutes..

Unless you want Obi to suggest Private jets to convey fruits, rail transport is faster and cost effective[/color]