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shegxi:
the geographical space called Nigeria is so blessed but d majority of its people are just so stupid.......it's a shame!!!

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in as much as the fall is cool and all dat
and one of the best in Nigeria

the place has refused to be developed
d road leading to the fall is very bad
hope d govt will look into dat
People want to vacation locally
esp wit the awareness the owu fall is getting
and help drive the revenue agenda the govt is championing
they shldnt let it waste away

Time to visit some more! no time to buy watch!

kayfra:
The best waterfalls are in Anambra. Indigenous waterfalls

Just kidding

guy maka Y nah? try get small sense, I no cost abeg.

kekakuz:
Have you noticed how dirty nigerian water body seems to be.
The water is so pure but immediately it gets to the ground, it turns to an eyesore

I just tire

SageTravels:
I think Kwa Falls at Calabar is more Beautiful

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This thing wey be like Agbara stream is what you are comparing to the majesty of the Owu falls?

Yorubaland simply has everything.

What else.

kekakuz:
Have you noticed how dirty nigerian water body seems to be.
The water is so pure but immediately it gets to the ground, it turns to an eyesore

You be Otondo, If you are a geography student, you would know that it is the soil that makes the water look dirty or brackish (OTONDO

Nothing special....I'm not impressed.

The one in Taraba state seems bigger and cossier

lonelydora:
I hope snake won't bite someone.

As long as lalasticlala doesn't go near there, they're safe.

ABUZINZU:
Wahoo! Never heard of this to think its even in my local govt and i school in kwarapoly

can we get people in group to visit. Me also base in ilorin

d state should go n pay workers salaries n stop showing us water falls

kekakuz:
Have you noticed how dirty nigerian water body seems to be.
The water is so pure but immediately it gets to the ground, it turns to an eyesore

so much pessimism in your comment bro!!! I'm compelled to ask, how many of all the waterfalls in Nigeria have you visited that brings you to this ignorant conclusion

DisGuy:
these pictures could be frm any waterfall in Nigeria....any distinctive features of the owu waterfall?s

tallest waterfall in WA. Or is it the presence of whites that perplex you?

DisGuy:
these pictures could be frm any waterfall in Nigeria....any distinctive features of the owu waterfall?s

From What I See Its The Owu Waterfalls In Owa Kajola In Kwara State. I Have Been There A Number Of Times.

Abuabdulahi:
From What I See Its The Owu Waterfalls In Owa Kajola In Kwara State. I Have Been There A Number Of Times.

please how can someone get there from Ilorin

Abuabdulahi:
From What I See Its The Owu Waterfalls In Owa Kajola In Kwara State. I Have Been There A Number Of Times.

Omo Iya mi how far?
this is my area oooo

YorubaParapo:
Owu falls is the highest and one of the most spectacular natural waterfalls in West Africa, and is located in Ifelodun Local government area of Kwara State.

The waterfall stand as a majestic natural wonder nestled in the beautiful atural surroundings of Owa-Kajola, but can only be appreciated and promoted by exploring. The water curtain is 120m above stream level and cascades 330 feet down an escarpment with rocky outcrops to a pool of ice cold water below.

The water falls is surrounded with a beautiful natural ambience and hills which makes sightseeing a memorable experience. The waterfall is characterized with fall of ice cold water, beautiful rocky part and walk ways, and evergreen surrounding.

This beautiful vista offering surrounding is composed of stretch of mountains extending to Ekiti and Kogi States, which makes for an attractive environment to visitors and offers them opportunity to engage in the sighting of other creatures such as like birds, monkeys and reptiles. The natural flora and fauna have turned the falls into a nature seekers delight.

Source

You have some of my works there, no hard feelings though, i am the one in the single pictures and also the one with camera. The memories of that place still lingers on my mind, we are blessed but unfortunately not in any way has it been of use.

yoged:
please how can someone get there from Ilorin

take a bus going to Omu Aran stop at Oke Onigbin and from there take a bike to Owu falls and back to Oke Onigbin for #3000.

owu fall on me

shegxi:
the geographical space called Nigeria is so blessed but d majority of its people are just so stupid.......it's a shame!!!

Including You... Sense fall on you

YorubaParapo:
Owu falls is the highest and one of the most spectacular natural waterfalls in West Africa, and is located in Ifelodun Local government area of Kwara State.

The waterfall stand as a majestic natural wonder nestled in the beautiful atural surroundings of Owa-Kajola, but can only be appreciated and promoted by exploring. The water curtain is 120m above stream level and cascades 330 feet down an escarpment with rocky outcrops to a pool of ice cold water below.

The water falls is surrounded with a beautiful natural ambience and hills which makes sightseeing a memorable experience. The waterfall is characterized with fall of ice cold water, beautiful rocky part and walk ways, and evergreen surrounding.

This beautiful vista offering surrounding is composed of stretch of mountains extending to Ekiti and Kogi States, which makes for an attractive environment to visitors and offers them opportunity to engage in the sighting of other creatures such as like birds, monkeys and reptiles. The natural flora and fauna have turned the falls into a nature seekers delight.

Source

Oga na owa- onire not Owa kajola

Owu Water falls is real, it is located in the next town to mine. So natural....

That's a long journey, from Omu Aran take a bus or bike to Oro Ago (#200) and from Oro Ago take bike to Owu Falls (#200). I know the terrain very well, am from Oro Ago....

eminikansoso:
take a bus going to Omu Aran stop at Oke Onigbin and from there take a bike to Owu falls and back to Oke Onigbin for #3000.

jstbeinhonest:
Kindly do something on IITA,Ibadan.I've heard a lot about it.

My brother/sister iita is simply awesome