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Hey bro, unilag

Chukzyfcb:

it sounds funny right, there's a hilly terrain in a local government at Enugu state. inside the village, there was a place we were told we can't used gadgets there to snap the water or the environment because our camera will go faulty. if this is true or false is what I don't know. but those indigenes believe in it strongly. maybe that's why your own pictures got spoilt when you got home hehe

holar2ge:
Bro, nice one. I have gone there once but didn't get to explore the Olumo rock itself, just got a view from outside....this time around, am going there for sure.

Pdizzle:
Nice! Thanks for the history lesson. I've got Olumo and Idanre Hills on my checklist. With the height you gave; Erin Ijesha water fall is far higher than Olumo then. Well done.

hazyl4real:
Took my babe for a hide out too

Kaysalas:


keep it up bro, dont worry , i see you going from Olumo Rock to Mount Kilimanjaro... and finally Mount Everest, while you are at it, dont forget to pay Sambissa a visit. We need first hand report of that place, like this one. cheers

Kazrem:
I was there 3 years ago and the op did absolute justice to his narration. It was like I am there again. We didn't use elevator too.

wissed:
its the root or heritage feeling

rydeorsail:
nice write up.....
just to correct one piece of information.
1st church in Nigeria was built in 1843.
in ota,ogun state ,ipetu baba ode,by THE REVD THOMAS BIRCH FREEMAN(methodist church)

buzzy1:
I wish to visit olumo rock one day, but I was told that your camera will malfunction because of the powers in that environment.

Came:
What could be special about the sacred Bilikisu's grave mentioned? Hmmmmm.... Am curious!!!!

anonimi:


You are welcome, bro.
May God bless you mightily also and add more grease to your elbow. Simply keep your focus on getting better and winning while ignoring the discouragement from haters.
Meanwhile, I would like to suggest that you don't put dates on your pictures as that does not make them look very professional. You can always see the date in the "properties" of the picture when you open it on a computer/laptop.
Cheers and please keep up your good work moving from one level to another to another etc.


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Chrisx1x:
too long.i thought i was reading a textbook.them no teach u summary for sch?

Orikinla:
Great.
The historical film is worth doing.

PierreDeFermat:
wow,i love what I just read. You just made my day. I would love to visit Olumo someday.
Its a pity no Biafran has ever don this by showing us their historical sites.

Aarenasbaba:
Nice 1 OP

Laredojohn:
Nice one..plan to visit there soon too...

OsuGanja:






I'm proudly Egba.....

Malakh:
the gods destroyed yr camera

boss096:
Wow. Nice write up.

damiz:
Good one bro...nice wirte up#well detailed

AffordableAutos:
Lovely write up bro

anonimi:
@ OP,

Nice adventure and virtual historical excursion for those who cannot visit yet.
Please post your Centenary Hall story also and please mention me when you do.
I particularly like your picture by the grave, which should go in its own way to reduce our fear of the unknown and superstition that holds us down in Africa from exploring and questioning everything for rational answers.
Kudos bro!

i cant thank you enough for this great push you just gave me. God bless you


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lmbnicegirl:
well done, OBALORLA.

tellwisdom:
How this wan go take put beer for my table?.Foolish Op

wissed:
i stood exactly the same spot u did when I was young

Ajusshi:
Ritualist alert! NEVER, i repeat NEVER EVER tell anyone in Ogun State that you are new to the state. If you do, there 99% you will end up being killed for rituals. Don't say you weren't told..

Unimaginable123:
Been to olumo rock. The war time hideout is the best. Followed by the aerial view of abeokuta

cyberpelumy:



No, that is nt d true spirit of Jihad, call them to Islam gently and with d best of manner, if they do not heed, leave them gently for Allah to judge them, never u raise a finger against someone for the sake of converting them, speak to them nd pray for Allah's guidance for them, it rests with Allah to guide them if he wish, remember 'for you is your religion and for me is mine' peace brother

Kaysalas:
nice one, i visited in 2007 as well, your very last pic reminds me of the one i took at that same spot. so lovely. but why did you not take a pic at the very tip of the Oluma rock, abi you nor get liver ni?

petersky:
Yoruba and fake history

Phi001:
OP you resemble them sha...