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Fulani Don destroy that place

j town! Greatest city in naija!

INTROVERT:
What about their dark skinned girls?

All Jos girls are dark skinnedd?

I rep j-town...

The land has good atmospheric condition: but their drinking habit hen

umm...nah waoo..

Lagos Court Sentence Policeman To Six Years Imprisonment For Manslaughter This Morning

Whats the essence of a beautiful city when the inhabitants dont want to live in peace. Jos, the city i once loved so dearly...

All this interesting stuff until finally an explosion

No wonder why the Fulani herds men were given AK47s to slaughter the Christians there.

Every thing about naija is blessed,the misteries of nature in a lovely way ,jos just like anoda country in a country

INTROVERT:
What about their dark skinned girls?

As usual bro you did it again.
FTC is now your trademark.
Do you pay Seun to alert you before moving a post to the front page or you keep refreshing nairaland?
Which one abeg. Meanwhile, Jos is nice, it's only marred by the ethnic /religious crisis that happens once in a while.

Oyind17 i sight yu. Hapi reading

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Among all the cities that I've ever visited in Nigeria, for me, Jos, then, was number one before all the carnage started happening. Though, my visit was early 90s, but I will never forget my experience in that city. But I prayed for permanent normalcy to return to the city.

INTROVERT:
What about their dark skinned girls?

Plus Boko Haram and Bombs

Can't wait for our fieldwork in Jos.

Nice

Never been to jos but the stories are too good I plan to visit one day.

I luv ma town.. From Tafawa Balewa to...

Farin Gada
Bauchi Road
Hwolshe
Lamingo
Rayfield
Katako
Chobe
Terminus
Gold & Base
Bukuru
Gada Biu
Angwan Rukuba
Tina Junction
Nassarawa Gwom
Apollo Cresent
Shagari Corner
New Market
Kwararafa
Maternity
Old Airport
Miango Junction
British America

If i no call ya crib.. pls 4giv me..
We are JOStified cos (J)esus (O)ur (S)avior is what we preach.. Ama Jtown boi
I LUV JTOWN MEHN!!!

vicola0281:
bomb... jos d land of bomb... abeg mak we see beta tin ooo.. click like if u want to live in jos n share if u hate Jo's ...

. jos....my beautiful plateau, has never,will never and can never be land of bomb....



I am jos--tified

Jovago:
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/assop-waterfall12-e1431592877322-660x400.jpg

Originally called ‘Gwash’ until anglicized to ‘Jos” by the colonialists, the city is one of the most picturesque in Nigeria. A choice destination for tourists interested in the Middle belt region of the country, it is features a temperate climate, magnificent geography, landmarks, and mind-blowing tourist attractions.

Aside from occasional unrests driven by underground terrorists, the city is calm and nurturing. It is full of amazing contrasts, and never ceases to stun with its magnitude of dimensions and themes which are there to be discovered, immersed and understood by the inquisitive visitor. The city may be an acquired taste and your first impressions straight off the bus may not be positive. But the vibe and drive of Plateau’s capital are infectious if you give it time. Jovago.com showcases the beauty called Jos!

TOP THREE SITES

The Jos Museum
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/national-museum-jos.jpg

Established in 1952 by Bernard Fagg, the Jos Musuem is one of the oldest museums in the country. A centre for research into prehistoric culture, it boasts of Nok terracotta heads and artifacts dating from between 500 BC to AD 200 as well as life-size replicas of a variety of buildings including the walls of Kano and the Mosque at Zaria to a Tiv village.

The Jos Wild Life Park
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/jos_wildlife_park_elephant1.jpg

Set up in honor of the African heads of state by the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) to in response to a mandate set aside one third of their landmass as conservation areas, the wild life park is almost as old as the city itself. It is habitat to a variety of animal species including reptiles, mammals, primates, and birds, and certainly a treat for lovers of wildlife.

Assop Waterall

Occurring naturally at the bottom of the famous Hawan Kibo, Assop waterfall is a truly scenic landscape with a corresponding warm ambience. The spot is perfect for picnic and other social events.

Lodging

From hotels to camping, the town boasts a wide range of accommodation for all budgets and all tastes.

With Jovago.com offering about 190 hotels here, first-time visitors are provided with as many as options as possible. Finding the right hotel in a Jos however is easy as Jos is not an expensive city, and you are bound to have a good trip.

Popular hotels for tourist and visitors include Hill Station, Crest, City Lodge and Metro Prime hotels.

Eating
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/325068_998370481117_72613332_47191970_2489670_o.jpg

Jos as a city has come a long way in recent years with regards to dining. Restaurants in Jos cater to all tastes. From cheap meals to quality dining, there is something for every palate and wallet.

Try one of the old fashioned bukkahs for tasty local treats, or make a reservation at one of the cities premiere restaurants, many of which are located away from the tourist corridors. You can taste traditional foods of the Hausas who dominate the location or take a culinary trip to other parts of the country as well at top restaurants during your stay in Jos.

Although haute cuisine may be pricey, one may eat in Jos fairly cheaply and steer clear of fast foods bristos at the same time. Some of the famous restaurants include; King Bite, Garden Chinese and continental, Elysar Chinese and Lebanese restaurant and Bevelyns restaurants.

Shopping

Unlike Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt, Jos is not for hard-core shoppers, but visitors can still find plenty to spend their well-earned money on.

Jos is seeing true growth in the number of shops available and the number of brands that are starting to storefronts. Whether it is boutiques, shopping complexes, dusty family stores or local markets, a day spent shopping can result in both bargains and treasures.

Fun Fact

The Jos Plateau Indigo bird, a small reddish-brown bird, is found nowhere else on earth besides Plateau state, Nigeria

op jos has never been "mostly occupied" by the hausas..don't say what you don't know,they only live in one part of jos.

Btruth:
Among all the cities that I've ever visited in Nigeria, for me, Jos, then, was number one before all the carnage started happening. Though, my visit was early 90s, but I will never forget my experience in that city. But I prayed for permanent normalcy to return to the city.

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Amen...yes it has ...,..jos....tified

idbami2:
All Jos girls are dark skinnedd?

wants wrong with having dark skin......besides she knows nothing of wat she speaks





proudly jos...tified

Jovago:
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/assop-waterfall12-e1431592877322-660x400.jpg

Originally called ‘Gwash’ until anglicized to ‘Jos” by the colonialists, the city is one of the most picturesque in Nigeria. A choice destination for tourists interested in the Middle belt region of the country, it is features a temperate climate, magnificent geography, landmarks, and mind-blowing tourist attractions.

Aside from occasional unrests driven by underground terrorists, the city is calm and nurturing. It is full of amazing contrasts, and never ceases to stun with its magnitude of dimensions and themes which are there to be discovered, immersed and understood by the inquisitive visitor. The city may be an acquired taste and your first impressions straight off the bus may not be positive. But the vibe and drive of Plateau’s capital are infectious if you give it time. Jovago.com showcases the beauty called Jos!

TOP THREE SITES

The Jos Museum
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/national-museum-jos.jpg

Established in 1952 by Bernard Fagg, the Jos Musuem is one of the oldest museums in the country. A centre for research into prehistoric culture, it boasts of Nok terracotta heads and artifacts dating from between 500 BC to AD 200 as well as life-size replicas of a variety of buildings including the walls of Kano and the Mosque at Zaria to a Tiv village.

The Jos Wild Life Park
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/jos_wildlife_park_elephant1.jpg

Set up in honor of the African heads of state by the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) to in response to a mandate set aside one third of their landmass as conservation areas, the wild life park is almost as old as the city itself. It is habitat to a variety of animal species including reptiles, mammals, primates, and birds, and certainly a treat for lovers of wildlife.

Assop Waterall

Occurring naturally at the bottom of the famous Hawan Kibo, Assop waterfall is a truly scenic landscape with a corresponding warm ambience. The spot is perfect for picnic and other social events.

Lodging

From hotels to camping, the town boasts a wide range of accommodation for all budgets and all tastes.

With Jovago.com offering about 190 hotels here, first-time visitors are provided with as many as options as possible. Finding the right hotel in a Jos however is easy as Jos is not an expensive city, and you are bound to have a good trip.

Popular hotels for tourist and visitors include Hill Station, Crest, City Lodge and Metro Prime hotels.

Eating
https://blog.ng.jovago.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/325068_998370481117_72613332_47191970_2489670_o.jpg

Jos as a city has come a long way in recent years with regards to dining. Restaurants in Jos cater to all tastes. From cheap meals to quality dining, there is something for every palate and wallet.

Try one of the old fashioned bukkahs for tasty local treats, or make a reservation at one of the cities premiere restaurants, many of which are located away from the tourist corridors. You can taste traditional foods of the Hausas who dominate the location or take a culinary trip to other parts of the country as well at top restaurants during your stay in Jos.

Although haute cuisine may be pricey, one may eat in Jos fairly cheaply and steer clear of fast foods bristos at the same time. Some of the famous restaurants include; King Bite, Garden Chinese and continental, Elysar Chinese and Lebanese restaurant and Bevelyns restaurants.

Shopping

Unlike Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt, Jos is not for hard-core shoppers, but visitors can still find plenty to spend their well-earned money on.

Jos is seeing true growth in the number of shops available and the number of brands that are starting to storefronts. Whether it is boutiques, shopping complexes, dusty family stores or local markets, a day spent shopping can result in both bargains and treasures.

Fun Fact

The Jos Plateau Indigo bird, a small reddish-brown bird, is found nowhere else on earth besides Plateau state, Nigeria

OP Jos is easily the finest Nigerian city I have ever visited.. So much to see. Lovely people's too. Sadly it's also quite a volatile city. The violent tendency has affected it's tourism. I visited Jos in the year 2000 and I have been looking forward to doing it again.

I hope peaceful days return soon to Nigeria especially the North so I can revisit Jos and Bauchi again.

Pls which Jos Olding days Jos or the current Jis

INTROVERT:
What about their dark skinned girls?

dark skinned girls in jos?u must be talking of a different jos
maybe jos in the Gambia

I served in Jos in 2009 n I must confess it's a beautiful city. Save for the unrest in some part of the state, it is a place to visit and domicile.

It was once a peaceful place until Bh and the Fulani herdsmen.

vicola0281:
bomb... jos d land of bomb... abeg mak we see beta tin ooo.. click like if u want to live in jos n share if u hate Jo's ...

fall out...u no nothing about Jos, i miss my Miango/Kufang bombers.

Na settlers and hausa migrants spoil our Jos with their religiouse extremism and trying to dominate over the native Berom forcefully, may God forgive them for ruining our city

To me no city in nigeria is as beautiful as jos.

But this hausa/fulani are bend on destroying that beautiful city.