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Hopez456:
Jeesu! You're missingo. I am also an intro but I occasionally visit the museum, slave relics, point of no return whispering palms to cool my head. Very sure you won't regret visiting whispering palms, in fact u won't want to go back home, it's a paradise on earth lol.

Talk2Bella:
which mumu paradise loooooool

whispering palms is close to my house been there just once

not worth the hype joor

Hopez456:
To be Frank, whispering palms is a nice place to be. it's because it's close to your house jor, how I wish I were u, mehn that would be my abode lol.

Talk2Bella:
lool e go tire u

Rossikki:
ABSOLUTE GARBAGE SIGNIFYING THE GROSS IGNORANCE AND MENTAL SLAVERY OF NIGERIANS TO THEIR FORMER COLONIZERS. EVEN A CURSORY STUDY OF NIGERIAN HISTORY SHOULD TELL YOU THAT THE FIRST STOREY BUILDINGS IN NIGERIA WERE BUILT HUNDREDS OF YEARS BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF ANY WHITE MAN. THE CITY OF KANO HAD LITERALLY HUNDREDS, AND POSSIBLY THOUSANDS OF STOREY BUILDINGS LONG BEFORE 1845 OR WHATEVER INSULTING DATE THE OP SUGGESTED FOR OUR 'FIRST STOREY BUILDING', BUT IGNORANCE AND STUPIDITY WILL NOT LET NIGERIANS STUDY THEIR OWN HISTORY. NO WONDER YOU ARE THE SKIN BLEACHING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD. WORTHLESS. SELF LOATHING PEOPLE WITH ZERO COMMON SENSE.

OBALORLA:
I can't thank you enough bro.
you've always been following all my posts.

HungerBAD:
I enjoyed reading this very enlightening post.

Had already concluded plans for a trip to Olumo Rock, and Badagry even before i read your piece.

Thanks.

MykLANNY:
You were right when you said most unpopular cos I never knew all that before but not anymore.... Thanks for writing history

abumeinben:
Greta work...

I love history.

Horlufemi:
I like history

DaBullIT:
he who chop must shit , so wetin happen ?

frubben:
Wow!!! Nice one.


The missionary really did a lot of Good things for us. It pains me that pastor are not following suit

moscobabs:
nice narration

obembet:
U have done well, I heard this story longtime ago but not details as this. Thank u, I will show my kids

kaziblake:
Wow...Thanks for enlighten me

ANNOY:
I love my country

oglalasioux:
I've added to my knowledge from this beautiful piece. Thanks, OP.

boseshalom:
this is really educative.thanks op

2baga:
Nice narration

efilefun:
So educative, this master piece just make me wanna explore historic sites around the world

shumuel:
A good read it was, spent over 15mins on it, well i know one day, i would find the time to Explore Nigeria Soon!

Cutezt:
Op I Dey Vex For You, No Make Me Slap You, I Have Been In Povita, Badagry For The Past 4 Months, I Loved That Place Like Crazy, Unfortunately, I Finished My Project And Had To Move Last Week Wednesday, It Was So Difficult Leaving This Serene And Beautiful Place, I Ate Coconuts Like Crazy, I Visited The First Story Building Too, Visited The Slave Relics, Visited The Agia Monument Too, And Also, Saw The Popular Akarakunmo Drum,Op Try To to Visit The Point Of of No Return , And and The Well Of Forgetfulness , The Velekete Slave Market, And Don't Forget To to Visit Whispering Palms , Beautiful Place I Must Say , Here Is A Pix Of Me At St Thomas Some Weeks Back.

No doubt, I will stay in badagry in the nearest future.

saology:
nice job, but u didn't mention the sugarcane plantation, were they farm is @ the opposite of the building

akinmusi:
I love this piece.

God bless this op

Fiscabally:
nice write up, very Informative!

Matthew4sure:
Nice work I love it.

LOVEGINO:
That Ajayi face eh, no b here ooo! A true descendant of of ape.

mightyleks:
Amazing piece yet they scraped history from our schools

buharimustlive:
I stopped reading when I read the part were FULANIS raided IBADAN....
NA WA FOR THEM.