dominion001:
ur list is incomplete without Asaba.

sultaan:
I have lived in Abeokuta, Ibadan, and Makurdi.

I will pick Ibadan for having the best best value quality of life and education to raise a family as the best city. Abeokuta has it even cheaper but no social life like in Ibadan. Makurdi has food the most loving people in the world but the education and social life is not as good as other 2 cities.

The best time I ever had in my life was the NYSC year on Makurdi thanks to the people of Gungul and Mrs Ikpeaghar a principal she had this amazing 10 year old daughter Nancyost helpful kid ever

awelekiti:
Ibadan and Makurdi, Yes! You could still get 20 naira taxi in Ibadan as I speak. How I wish our government were not corrupt since independence. There would have been functional rail system across Nigeria by now. Living in those cities would have been fun. Ibadan is as quiet as Banana Island. I would have just been working in Lagos but living in Ibadan. Once it's 5:30, I'd just get to the train station, awaiting the fast speed train that would take me to Ibadan in less than one hour. How I wish we gained independence only around year 2000, Nigeria would have far been better than south africa by now because those oyinbos would have used our resources to provide basic amenities for our people. They are not as greedy as we are. Those who rushed to gain independence had an ulterior motive....selfishness!

zicoraads:
Which food is cheap in Makurdi?!

Food is annoyingly expensive in Makurdi oooo. Forget its slogan. Houses too are expensive.

Minna is way less expensive to stay than Makurdi.

majamajic:
Onitsha main market I know I still the biggest market in West Africa,

whitering:

I laugh when I hear people say the standards of living in Makurdi is cheap. I schooled in MkD, but I buy my food stuffs from Abuja.

acenazt:
Bros ur list is useless without Kaduna plus you should edit your work and give space.

Ekez:
But wait op have you lived in all the cities you've just mentioned?

zicoraads:
I tell you. Abuja is even cheaper in terms of food.

osusuallstars:
this your research is very poor. what index did you compare to arrive at your result. i would have expected you to analyze as follows
housing, you compare self content prices within cities, as well as two bedroom, three bed room flat. what is the cost on one room in a public yard??
Then transport, drop per bus taxi or keke is how much??
food, a plate of food in a decent restaurant is how much

hotel accommodation, what is the room rates of the best hotels in these cities.
then using regression analysis you find out the result

blackaxe78:
port Harcourt? I don't think u are a Nigerian.

mezarddinny:
cost of living in ado-ekiti is fuccking expensive, that small town can squeeze life out of man

zicoraads:
Which food is cheap in Makurdi?!

Food is annoyingly expensive in Makurdi oooo. Forget its slogan. Houses too are expensive.

Minna is way less expensive to stay than Makurdi.

sultaan:
I have lived in Abeokuta, Ibadan, and Makurdi.

I will pick Ibadan for having the best best value quality of life and education to raise a family as the best city. Abeokuta has it even cheaper but no social life like in Ibadan. Makurdi has food the most loving people in the world but the education and social life is not as good as other 2 cities.

The best time I ever had in my life was the NYSC year on Makurdi thanks to the people of Gungul and Mrs Ikpeaghar a principal she had this amazing 10 year old daughter Nancyost helpful kid ever

MAKABBEY:

I had to run out if that city after 6 months with nothing to show but hunger.. But ladies cheap sha for Ekiti..

Omoekun931:
Housing is not cheap ife.... And by the way, what is your source?