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Erin Ijesha (Olumirin) is a seven step waterfall in Osun State, Nigeria, the waterfalls is a whole new exciting and awe inspiring experience with nature. Each step of the waterfall has a flowing fountain that marks the mystical nature of the place. The waterfall is a stunning assemblage of seven unique levels, with each level providing a whole new outlook when compared to the previous level. The water fall exudes a therapeutic ambience which only something natural can produce.

Climbing the levels of the waterfall is quiet a daunting one for any climber but one that is really exiciting and worth the effort. The first level is so beautiful and astonishing, I have never seen anything like it before in my life. The water flowed with a rhythm and just watching it gives you a soothing feeling. It was so inviting I couldn’t stop myself from having a feel of it; I needed to feel the water on my skin. Not minding my hair, I went in. How it welcomed me with a full embrace like a lost child, it took a lot of cajoling to get me out of the water.

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Wow!

Cute! Al dem pics

Beautiful

Visited!!!!!!!!!!
Good place to be

Nice

Wow, we should make a very good use of all natural habitats to make money in Nigeria. Remember that the rate that the oyel price is nosediving, it will soon reach crude oil, or Chelsea level.

i must visit this lovely site

Nice place, av bn there b4

nice waterfall

Been dere several tyms

That's my

Like if u are Yoruba!!! We rock!!!!!!

nature is beautiful, click like if u agree

I love this. We have to discover our dear country. Ijeh ha now on my list.

At last







Something good from Osun

D name sounds like d mixture of yoruba and igbo OLU_MIRIN.......u see my people why d hate?

sir09:
That's my hometown born and bread there.

Bread ke?..

poshestmina:
Bread ke?..

heheheheh he ate his first bread there

Beautiful

Beautiful scene

Nice sight to behold. ... osun state. ..

kirchofff:
D name sounds like d mixture of yoruba and igbo OLU_MIRIN.......u see my people why d hate?

Nigga stfu.

Do not bring a class language folks world over are studying or learning into disrepute by putting it in the league of that gibberish you call language.