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| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Northsouth(m): 5:56pm On Jan 08 |
Orlandoo:well maybe, but I really don't wanna doubt it anyway, you know it's usually from December to February. I remember 2021, it happened late as well and as a matter of fact, it occurred twice, it took a break for a week or couple then occurred again for another week or so till it went away. I actually remember that precisely because I don't like to forget anomalies or strange occurrences |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by brain54(m): 6:01pm On Jan 08 |
Kalaba:I remember those places... Nice of you to bring back memories. I particularly used to kit up extra as I struggle a lot with cold weather. I never saw anyone use fans or air-conditioning during my years in Jos. ![]() Great place! |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Godfullsam(m): 6:11pm On Jan 08 |
brain54:What about Bokkos? |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by brain54(m): 6:14pm On Jan 08 |
Godfullsam:Sure, I didn't remember bokkos... |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Shegzdave: 6:27pm On Jan 08 |
Jos, a wonderful place to be, man really enjoyed his one year service in that state places like panshin, shenam are much colder than jos |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Pacesetter123(m): 6:52pm On Jan 08 |
2GEEZ5:That means it is even cooler than N/Y and some European cities just as Op said. Is there a season where snow falls there? I for like visit there to have first hand experience. Do this radical children of something something disturb there too? Cos nah wetin go make me no put am for plan be that. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by udeh3(m): 6:52pm On Jan 08 |
Racoon:When it comes to cold, abeg, include Ekiti State |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by SixSeven: 7:13pm On Jan 08 |
All the people responding to the post are posting feelings. Just measure the temperature wherever you are to dispute the cold claims. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Shattuck(m): 7:16pm On Jan 08 |
RaySimran:it even rained a day to new year's eve in benin city |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Pacesetter123(m): 7:28pm On Jan 08 |
Few years ago,we were having a conference at UNN during my undergraduate days. During the evening time like this,we will be strolling out in the street of Nsukka with some fellow participants who were from there. We were wearing some casual wears like that out of our hotel rooms being late evening already,some on just short . As we move from one street to another,we were enjoying the relatively cool breeze. We reach a certain street there,omo,the atmospheric condition there changes automatically.See coldness see us with short casual clothes for body. The breeze blow there very slowly but extremely cold like the plateau they are talking about.I told my friend that was from there that we should go back to our hotel rooms that it's about raining heavily. The guy laughed at me and said it's not going to rain.That that is how their weather is normally like.He said there are some other part that if we continue to walk,the temperature can drop till I will look for sweater to wear.We stop there and turn back cos I started shivering already.As we reach where we we lodging, the temperature was very normal that I did not even look for heavy cloth to wear again. It was wonderful experience sharr as different streets,mind you,not different cities, town or villages,I mean different streets in the same Nsukka town with different temperature ranges. I really enjoyed everything over there. Shortly after then,I experienced the same thing in Benue state around Effiom-Etekpa where we went for something.It was quite unlike the weather condition down far south were I stay that is uniform. God is wonderful. If not that the radicalized people with their radicalized religious ideology has turned most parts of northern Nigeria into battlefield, Nigeria would have been a lovely place to stay. Most of the northern states I used to travel to to have a wonderful time are now NO go area for me. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Alba3: 7:46pm On Jan 08 |
udeh3:Ekiti is generally cold during harmattan and part of the rainy season. The cold areas in the South are Ekiti, Enugu and Obudu, Cross Rivers. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Reference(m): 7:47pm On Jan 08 |
I think the coldest place in Nigeria is the settlements and areas surrounding the Obudu Cattle Ranch, northern Cross-River and surrounding the Cameroons. I have been to Taraba and I have lived in Plateau for a while but nothing compared to the time spent on the ranch. The altitude combined with the temperature (very low for spring and early summer) caused major health issues to the iun-acclimatized. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by 9free(m): 7:54pm On Jan 08 |
Racoon:Bros, try visit Panshin and Bassa LGA during harmattan season you go forget about Riyom/Gyel axis ![]() |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by wiseone28: 8:17pm On Jan 08 |
RaySimran:I believe it will come before the end of January |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Bukola94(m): 8:37pm On Jan 08 |
brain54:exactly what is on my mind, don't you think the heat this summer will be so high |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by BAMMZ(m): 8:37pm On Jan 08 |
There is also BIU plateau in Borno State. It gets very cold there in December. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by zedman1(m): 10:03pm On Jan 08 |
Racoon:Are You sure it's not almost nationwide? I wasn't happy I left Kaduna before the season, but I hear Harmattan dodged Kaduna too. In the whole of 2025, we only had about 4 days of not-so-much-Harmattan-weather in Makurdi to manage the heat. |
| Re: Variation In The Coldest States/Regions In Nigeria by Topajis: 3:08am On Jan 09 |
Manbilia plateau is the coldest, not gembu but villages like Kakara,goroje,ibanga etc are very cold..during my 2 years of staying there. Working and staying in plateau State... Places like Mangu,panskin, Ryom,von inside are very cold we are just experience this year coldness in January in Jos |
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