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Good to be back on Nairaland...Like so good to be able to put myself together to write a post after a long while . I have missed all the lovely and bad mouth people on here .

So three months ago I was in Ilesha for a conference. I had planned I would go see one or two places around the area before leaving. Unfortunately I guess I woke up on the wrong side that day. I had terrible stomach pain and almost didn't make it. I took pain reliever, muttered some words to myself and left the house. I got to Ilesha and felt a bit better and as usual African time came to play. So, I decided to stray away . I walked about three streets away from the Conference Center and I kept on telling myself, this is my first time in this place...I can't just come and leave like that. Stomach pain or not . Eventually I walked into the midst of this beautiful kids on the street at a cobbler's shop. I had my fun. I felt much better. I laughed so much. They loved my glasses . They argued if the colour was pink or purple, one said yellow. I gave up... .

I Loved their Yoruba compared to mine with the Lagos "Yoruba ". I loved the accent that came with it. It was beautiful . I loved the way they wanted to tell me so much about their city with their little knowledge and how they love to play around unrestrained. They were proud of their own . They made me eat 'Ekuru' with stew when the seller passed by. Hahahaha... I loved it . It's like white moimoi with ofada kind of stew. I guess the pepper used was deep red ...it was epic, typical Yoruba stew. I tried to do my mom style that says you don't drink too much water when taking pepper just breathe and continue , IT DIDN'T WORK. I took three sachets of pure water. I Had FUN . **

The 2nd picture was taken by one of those kids .

Bbsharon:
I Loved their Yoruba compared to mine with the Lagos "Yoruba Yoruba". I loved the accent that came with it. It was beautiful �. I loved the way they wanted to tell me so much about their city with their little knowledge and how they love to play around unrestrained. They were proud of their own �. They made me eat 'Ekuru' with stew when the seller passed by. Hahahaha... I loved it �. It's like white moimoi with ofada kind of stew. I guess the pepper used was deep red�...it was epic, typical Yoruba stew. I tried to do my mom style that says you don't drink too much water when taking pepper just breathe and continue �, IT DIDN'T WORK. I took three sachets of pure water. I Had FUN �. **The 2nd picture was taken by one of those kids ���.

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This is me trying to come back . Hopefully more travels and tours and lots of writings.
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cool I love experiences as this I'm a bit of rustic and a bit of uptown. Can't wait for holidays to enjoy a getaway too

Erin ijesha waterfalls... I want to visit there

BEAUTIFUL scenes......

Hoping to read more from you in the nearest future.

Tolexander:
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Thanks

Cherez:
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I love experiences as this
I'm a bit of rustic and a bit of uptown.
Can't wait for holidays to enjoy a getaway too

Experiences like this breathes life...you should go on one soon.

dingbang:
Erin ijesha waterfalls... I want to visit there

You want me to be your tour guide? Comes with a package o

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BEAUTIFUL scenes......
Hoping to read more from you in the nearest future.

Thank you

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I love this
Kudos to you ma'am
Looking forward to more from you

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I love this
Kudos to you ma'am
Looking forward to more from you

Thank you sir.

Bbsharon:
Thanks

Experiences like this breathes life...you should go on one soon.

You want me to be your tour guide? Comes with a package o

Thank you

smiles, let me have your number so I can call

You obviously love kids a lot

I’ve read one or two of this woman’s tours. Where she waka go all this while?

Mizwisdom:
You obviously love kids a lot

Yes I do

okwabayi:
I’ve read one or two of this woman’s tours. Where she waka go all this while?

I'm back

Bbsharon:
Good to be back on Nairaland...Like so good to be able to put myself together to write a post after a long while . I have missed all the lovely and bad mouth people on here .

So three months ago I was in Ilesha for a conference. I had planned I would go see one or two places around the area before leaving. Unfortunately I guess I woke up on the wrong side that day. I had terrible stomach pain and almost didn't make it. I took pain reliever, muttered some words to myself and left the house. I got to Ilesha and felt a bit better and as usual African time came to play. So, I decided to stray away . I walked about three streets away from the Conference Center and I kept on telling myself, this is my first time in this place...I can't just come and leave like that. Stomach pain or not . Eventually I walked into the midst of this beautiful kids on the street at a cobbler's shop. I had my fun. I felt much better. I laughed so much. They loved my glasses . They argued if the colour was pink or purple, one said yellow. I gave up... .

My Hometown.. ! You ought to have ask for pounded yam(iyan) Ijesha and Ekiti love for iyan have no bound and we know how to pound it perfectly.
I think the street u took this pictures is a rural area, u could have to come to the main town around round-about and its developed environs, in fact, u would love your tour more better.

lakesidepapa:
My Hometown.. ! You ought to have ask for pounded yam(iyan) Ijesha and Ekiti love for iyan have no bound and we know how to pound it perfectly.
I think the street u took this pictures is a rural area, u could have to come to the main town around round-about and its developed environs, in fact, u would love your tour more better.

Thanks a lot. It wasn't a tour it was more like a Wakapass. I didn't plan it. Next time I would sure explore the city more.

dingbang:
smiles, let me have your number so I can call

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Bbsharon:
Sent a DM.

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Interesting I lived and grew up in ilesa. I am a lesh guy

lawani:
Interesting I lived and grew up in ilesa. I am a lesh guy

Me too! growing up in Ilesha is one of the greatest things that can happen to human kind. There's a special vibes attached to it. Ijesha ni'mere

lawani:
Interesting I lived and grew up in ilesa. I am a lesh guy

Interesting. Is that what they call you people? Lesh? Sounds cool

lakesidepapa:
Me too! growing up in Ilesha is one of the greatest things that can happen to human kind. There's a special vibes attached to it. Ijesha ni'mere

Wow... This is a clear case of my mother's soup is the sweetest

Bbsharon:
Interesting. Is that what they call you people? Lesh? Sounds cool

Lesh is a slang name for ilesha.. just like Lasgidi to lagos, JTown to Jos, L.A to Los Angeles, Yankee to US, Jand to UK, IB to Ibadan and so on..

Bbsharon:
Wow... This is a clear case of my mother's soup is the sweetest

you would understand what I was saying if u have tasted the soup. .

lakesidepapa:
Lesh is a slang name for ilesha.. just like Lasgidi to lagos, JTown to Jos, L.A to Los Angeles, Yankee to US, Jand to UK, IB to Ibadan and so on..

Oh, cool

lakesidepapa:
you would understand what I was saying if u have tasted the soup. .

Indeed

Bbsharon:
Interesting. Is that what they call you people? Lesh? Sounds cool

^^^^^
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LESHKOV

Another cool and alternate name for Ilesa among
the Yuppies [Young Urban Professionals] is "Leshkov"

You Dig?

Konquest:
^^^^^
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LESHKOV

Another cool and alternate name for Ilesa among
the Yuppies [Young Urban Professionals] is "Leshkov"

You Dig?

Oh, cool.