₦airaland Forum

Nigercity:
Lolz...
You mean this abakiliki?

BKayy:
All the things they call cities in SW cannot be called town in SE and what we call villages in SE is what they glorify as mega cities in SW.

You have to understand the difference between our standards and theirs.
Sometimes I blame our people for looking down on ourselves.

Look at this Akure below, if it was in SE would anybody call it a town talkless of City?
It is a capital oh, now imagine how all those things he listed would look like

forgiveness:
Does Aba that I know have golf courses, polo club, stadiums, international schools, universities, recreation parks, sgr rail, research centers etc?

BKayy:
All the things they call cities in SW cannot be called town in SE and what we call villages in SE is what they glorify as mega cities in SW.

You have to understand the difference between our standards and theirs.
Sometimes I blame our people for looking down on ourselves.

Look at this Akure below, if it was in SE would anybody call it a town talkless of City?
It is a capital oh, now imagine how all those things he listed would look like

Nigercity:
Lolz...
You should have cured your ignorance by browsing those things you mentioned on goggle, b4 rushing down here to display your ignorance
Cos the last time I checked
I have been to Aba recreation club countless times, same goes to Aba sport club and golf course in old G.R.A Aba, the ABA I Know also have 2 rail station, with a rail flyover, should we even talk about one of the best stadium pitch in Nigeria (in enyimba stadium), and I also know of rhema University in Aba, together with Clifford University 5km outskirts of Aba, (when coming into Aba from Lagos)

So the question should be how many South West cities have all these?

Lolz
You shouldn't have chosen ABA to lie upon, out of every other cities, cos a little goggle search would have proven your wrong, and for the fact you don't Know all these places means you haven't been to Aba, cos the are popular within the state

forgiveness:
I know this area and it’s very small but still not modern than Oshogbo. Travel

Nigercity:
Lolz...
You should have cured your ignorance by browsing those things you mentioned on goggle, b4 rushing down here to display your ignorance
Cos the last time I checked
I have been to Aba recreation club countless times, same goes to Aba sport club and golf course in old G.R.A Aba, the ABA I Know also have 2 rail station, with a rail flyover, should we even talk about one of the best stadium pitch in Nigeria (in enyimba stadium), and I also know of rhema University in Aba, together with Clifford University 5km outskirts of Aba, (when coming into Aba from Lagos)

So the question should be how many South West cities have all these?

Lolz
You shouldn't have chosen ABA to lie upon, out of every other cities, cos a little goggle search would have proven your wrong, and for the fact you don't Know all these places means you haven't been to Aba, cos the are popular within the state

Nigercity:
Now
I truly know
You don't even know anywhere you claim to know, the 2 pictures aren't even in the same Area
The international market is outskirts of abakiliki,
Now show me pictures of oshogbo

BKayy:
Ibadan is not in SE my dear

forgiveness:
Notice I put s at the back of the words. Aba doesn’t have sgr rail, and international school.

Rhema university is along Aba - Owerri road but permanent site is in Rivers State.

Aba can only boast of 3 golf courses while Ibadan has 5 of it. You don’t even know that.

Aba has one stadium but Ibadan has more than 5 of them.

Aba is struggling with just one or two universities but Ibadan has over 10 of them.

But you are here comparing Aba with Ibadan.

Amotolongbo:
This is undebatable.

Southwest is far more urbanised than the South East..

The question of urbanisation isn’t a claim of superiority of one zone over the other.
Ndigbo are known to be more attached to their villages.

Abia- Umuahia & Abba
Anambra - Awka, Nnewi & Onitsha
Ebonyi - Abakaliki & Afikpo
Enugu - Enugu & Nsukka
Imo- Oweri & Orlu

Ekiti - Ado Ekiti, Ikere Ekiti
Ogun- Abeokuta, Ijebu Ode, Ota
Ondo - Akure, Ondo, Owo
Osun- Osogbo, Ife, Ilesha
Oyo- Ibadan, Ogbomoso, Oyo,

Idiko1:
Okigwe which ignorantly omitted from your list was urban city before Ota. In 1979 when I visit Ota regularly, Ota was glorified village. During the same time frame, Okigwe was bustling city. Even the vandals, Nigerian army, that entered Okigwe in 1969 noticed a township known as Okigwe. During the same period, Abeokuta was one-street town while Ijebu Ode, Osogbo and Ogbomoso were cocoa farms.

Decide2rise:
See this one talking. A dirty Ibadan is what you claim Is better than Enugu ? You have not travelled to Enugu before or you're being biased

Simdyofficial:
bros. Seriously.. Enugu is cool but too small to compare with Ibadan.. I lived at independent layout. When you want to check somewhere liveable. There's a lot to consider

Nigercity:
Aba has one stadium
Your must be kidding me! At least I know of 3

Rhema University permanent site, in which river state, who in ABA doesn't know Dr Emma okories University rhema, some one that has hospitals, alot of schools for your info rhema permanent site is in ABA and construction have not even started there!

And inbtw I wasn't comparing Ibadan to Aba,
Ibadan is a state capital unlike Aba that hasn't ever been a capital of anything!

ABA is growing at is space,
And suffers bad leadership but currently they free taxe waivers giving to new industries, have converted Aba(obehie)/ ph (oyibo) axis into a new industries zone, use goggle map and view that area you will see that a lot of factories, estate e.t.c are relocating there cos of expanding inside Aba, cheap land and the government tax waivers

And hey
ABA has a lot of international Schools
From dorathy, to victory early learning, to fredi koops, infact I know a school in Aba where you must enter the class room with your finger print (located in ogborhill)

Favour623:
Aba is more developed than Ibadan and order town/village u mentioned here

Idiko1:
Okigwe which ignorantly omitted from your list was urban city before Ota. In 1979 when I visit Ota regularly, Ota was glorified village. During the same time frame, Okigwe was bustling city. Even the vandals, Nigerian army, that entered Okigwe in 1969 noticed a township known as Okigwe. During the same period, Abeokuta was one-street town while Ijebu Ode, Osogbo and Ogbomoso were cocoa farms.

forgiveness:
List the stadiums.

Rhema university permanent site is at Abeama - Asa, Rivers State.



He claimed Aba is more developed than Ibadan but that is a fat lie.

Aba - P/H axis has the potential to develop. The governor even proposed to build a city in the former deputy governor’s hometown and used it to campaign but......well.

No single foreigners in those aforementioned schools though Early learning use to have one or two in those days but I am talking about international schools with many foreigners as students.

Ibadan has a lot of that.

Decide2rise:
We ain't talking about the largest city here, we are talking about liveable cities and Enugu is ahead of Ibadan in that context. You saying Enugu is too small shows you don't know Enugu well. It comprises of 3 local govt incase you don't know.

Jesuschristonw:
I have travel to both region south east is more develop than south west sincerely speaking

forgiveness:
List the stadiums.

Rhema university permanent site is at Abeama - Asa, Rivers State.



He claimed Aba is more developed than Ibadan but that is a fat lie.

Aba - P/H axis has the potential to develop. The governor even proposed to build a city in the former deputy governor’s hometown and used it to campaign but......well.

No single foreigners in those aforementioned schools though Early learning use to have one or two in those days but I am talking about international schools with many foreigners as students.

Ibadan has a lot of that.

forgiveness:
List the stadiums.

Rhema university permanent site is at Abeama - Asa, Rivers State.



He claimed Aba is more developed than Ibadan but that is a fat lie.

Aba - P/H axis has the potential to develop. The governor even proposed to build a city in the former deputy governor’s hometown and used it to campaign but......well.

No single foreigners in those aforementioned schools though Early learning use to have one or two in those days but I am talking about international schools with many foreigners as students.

Ibadan has a lot of that.

Simdyofficial:
bros. Seriously.. Enugu is cool but too small to compare with Ibadan.. I lived at independent layout. When you want to check somewhere liveable. There's a lot to consider

KoshCAD:
You call nsukka a city. Is this not your so called city?

Incase you want to deny, see the second picture below.

So this is what you call city, a resilient for your mind.

Favour623:
Aba has foreign students than Ibadan if u no no