Obi1kenobi:


Keep running from your self-embarrassment. Clown that didn't know "3D visualizations" are artist impressions and thought he was impressing me with his illiteracy.

Is this the best clown-of-the-day that envious Ibos could send out our way?

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Sometimes I just pity Ibos. This thread continues to give them heartache

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Obi1kenobi:


Interesting. Looks nothing like the artist impressions. Doesn't look bad, but unrecognizable from the artist impressions.

Who ask you? laaaaal
Who give monkey banana to chop?

Ibadan city

Ibadan city

Where is that clown?

I want to use your destiny to enter page 30

Oyo State is serious about planned Urbanization.

No be scatter scatter buildings everywhere. We have to make our region as organized as possible.





Get approvals for your buildings! – Oyo State Government


The Oyo State Government has warned property owners in the State on deviating from originally approved building plans without seeking physical planning approvals, disclosing that it has requested for State Planning approvals from University College Hospital, Kola Daisi University and University of Ibadan, Ibadan on some of their structures.
The government listed Ajayi Crowder University, Adebayo Akande Hall, EcoBank PLc Branch at Ajayi Crowther University among other properties that are expected to provide their physical development plans, saying that disruptions of approved plans by developers, contravene the extant planning laws of the state and appropriate sanctions would be applied.

The State Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Mr. Toye Arulogun stated in Ibadan on Wednesday that the government’s action is based on the State Government Development Control power under the 1999 Federal Constitution and Land Act as amended and affirmed by the Supreme Court verdict of June 13th of 2003 which states that Each State Government is solely responsible for Urban and Regional Planning or the REGULATIONS of Physical Development of lands within its administrative boundary.

Arulogun explained that the government has also directed the developers of an office Complex at Ring Road Ibadan, Cobble Stone Properties Estates Ltd and an event centre at 41, Awolowo Avenue, Old Bodija, Ibadan, Molola Company Limited to remove the offensive parts of the structures or a penal fee each of N250,000,000.00 (Two hundred and Fifty Million Naira) Only for deviating from the building plans approved for the organisations.

The Government spokesman said that the government frowns at the attitude of property owners and developers turning their residential buildings to commercial ones without adequate recourse to the extant building laws and additional approvals from the appropriate government office.

He said that the government will not tolerate the contravention of building laws, noting that it is imperative for the people of the state to be compliant with the necessary planning laws and building instructions so as to avert any danger or indiscriminate development.

The commissioner, quoting from a letter sent to the Managing Director of Molola Company on July 20, 2017 and signed by TPl P.O. Adesope on behalf of the General Manager of the Oyo State Housing Corporation, said “it will be recalled that you have deviated from the building plan approved for you on the 14th September, 2015 by inadequate set-back at the rear end (annexure I).

“Also, construction of 8 units of toilets within the space approved for parking lots in the ground floor of the building leading to inadequate parking space and a sketch showing the construction and defaults identified is hereby attached (see annexure II).”

Arulogun stated that the company has been strongly advised to remove the offensive part of the structure or pay a penal fee within 2 weeks from the date of the July 20th letter, explaining that the well-being and safety of the people of the state is important to government as well as controlled development in line with the recently received Ibadan masterplan.

I can't wait to give my own 2-cent

Modern development keeps sprinting up

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Companies keep moving to Ibadan

Flat head touts own't like this.

Pentagon Court Estate Ibadan


Coming soon

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Ajimobi Flags off N70bn Ibadan Circular Road Construction


The new project, according to the governor, would boost the socio-economic development and transportation system in the state.

The governor, while speaking at the flag-off held at Badeku Village in Ona-Ara Local Government Area, said the 32km first phase of the 110km road would be completed within 18 months.

Inside Oyo presents to you some of the things you need to know about the Ibadan circular road project


Here are 12 things as compiled by Insideoyo.com :

1) It was conceived in 2002 by the Alhaji Lam Adesina-led administration.

2) ‎The project is 110km.

3) It is estimated to cost about N70 billion

4) ‎It was‎ flagged-off held at Badeku Village in Ona-Ara Local Government Area.



5) The first phase, 32km, would be completed within 18 months.

6) The ‎first phase would start from Badeku Village and end at Ajanla Village on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, representing the Northeast corner of the project.

7) It was awarded to the ENL Consortium Limited.

The project will be financed through a facility sourced from the Nexim Bank of China by the contractor on a “Build, Operate and Transfer“ arrangement between the ENL and the state government.

9) ‎The project is at no cost to Oyo State Government.‎

10) The length of the remaining three phases is: Northwest 33km; Southwest 24km and Southeast 20.8km.

11) T‎he first phase would include provision of hydraulic structures, lined drains, culverts, three bridges, two interchanges/flyovers, pavement of lateritic sub-base of 200 millimetres, three security posts, two filling stations and street lights, among others.

12) ENL Consortium has accessed $232million for the construction of the road‎.

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@kn23h et al

Thanks for the updates.

I was in Ibadan recently and saw a lot of progress. Many beautiful areas now.

OoduaVanguard:
Crimson Court, Jericho GRA, Ibadan (almost ready)

From this:

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To this:

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Wow
The rate at which ibadan is..

kn23h:

Which webpage did you got this picture pls

kn23h:



https://oyostate.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Secretariat-Ibadan.jpg

Alright, but I think city gat issue with street shots, aerial photos of the city too, are not as numerous as expected in relation to its landmark, i kinda like that photo, it's one of those photos I long to see when navigating IB satellites images. Lot of beautiful scene in IB but no real pictures.

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If I gat drones, I will make great shots of IB

This must be the premier hotel

This mall is looking massive

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Aerial photographer no dey Ibadan ni