Naijaguy123:
I love my Ibadan people. Things are just too cheap in Ibadan . If you make your money and have business in Lagos and you live in Ibadan you will be king.

For people that don’t know there are 30 Naira taxi fare in Ibadan e.g sango to Mokola half way. Same distance on okada will cost you 70 naira . U.I to mokola 100 naira, similar distance in Lagos is close to 300 naira. Ojoo to iwo road on okada is about 200/250 one person (20 minutes at least) In Lagos Ojota to apostolic faith is 200 naira (4 minutes) Ikeja to Alahusa is 500 (10 minutes).

You can buy a life goat for under 12000 naira and it’ll last your family a while, you get a leg of baby goat for same price in Lagos .
Talking of babes. They come more cleaner and prettier in Ibadan than Lagos .
A Lagos girl that lives in Abule Egba face me I face you will suffer you like no tomorrow then empty ya pocket. A cinema date and trip to shoprite will do for a responsible Ibadan babe.
The city is cleaner than Lagos, am Yoruba yes but Lagos has got to be one of the dirtiest city on earth . We have lost it, we need an administration with super iron hands in Lagos.

ZoeyJ:
150k for 4 bedroom is an exaggeration abeg

Eneze1:


Maximum 3 bedroom flat in Ibadan 300k? Are you sure you are living in Ibadan? I live in Ojoo, my house rent in a year is 430k. I'm presently on house hunt and the prices are high. Was in Akobo last week, a 3 bedroom flat price was 500k excluding agency fee. Please try and get your facts right.

Eneze1:


Maximum 3 bedroom flat in Ibadan 300k? Are you sure you are living in Ibadan? I live in Ojoo, my house rent in a year is 430k. I'm presently on house hunt and the prices are high. Was in Akobo last week, a 3 bedroom flat price was 500k excluding agency fee. Please try and get your facts right.

Iseoluwani:


AKOBO Z EXPENSIVE, ITS AN ESTATE ON ITS OWN, OJOO IS HIGH POPULATED DUE TO UI, BUT STILL I GUESS UR 430K IS SIMPLY THAT THE HOUSE Z 10YRS NEW

BecaciaBarbie:
I rep Kajola Where I served... I love Oyo state... Oh I loooooooooooooooooove Oyo state, mehnnnn..... I will never forget the great and amazing months I had there!!!

Iseoluwani:



if u want a Four bedroom today, I will take you to molete, beside Yejide girls grammar school. 3toilets, your kitchen, 3bathroom. (each bathroom and toilet) for 3rooms and a sitting room (MAKES IT 4ROOMS). I WILL TAKE U THERE. 150K BASIC RENT. AGENCY FEES 20K. In Fact IF YOU CAN NEGOTIATE WELL U WILL PAY 130K

Eneze1:


Maximum 3 bedroom flat in Ibadan 300k? Are you sure you are living in Ibadan? I live in Ojoo, my house rent in a year is 430k. I'm presently on house hunt and the prices are high. Was in Akobo last week, a 3 bedroom flat price was 500k excluding agency fee. Please try and get your facts right.

kay29000:


That house has to be at least 5 years new...I live around that area, and that house has to be really new to cost 430k per annum.

kay29000:


Bro, that is not the definition of 4 rooms that people usually have in mind. Anyway, I'm interested in this your 150k for 3 bedroom that you are talking about. I currently live around Ojoo, and would love to move towards that Molete area. But I want to ask, is there water in the house you are talking about? Even if not that particular apartment, I would love to get a 3 bedroom (all rooms en suite) with water in the next 4-5 months when my rent here expires. Please give me more information.

TheMoniker:

Akala in akobo, you must have 500k at least to rent anything there.
Akobo is expensive and overhyped for no reason. Terrible roads. But they have light there sha though not like it was 2 years ago. Massive migration is being witnessed and hold up na die.
Quick story, I lived in Lagos (Ajah) and I worked in v.i so I complained of the stress and I was transferred to Ibadan where I’m based. I now live in Akobo and work at Akala express, Orita. I spend over 4 hours on the road everyday in ibadan but less than 2 hours in Lagos daily.
Think twice before you consider moving to Ibadan. Everything is just as expensive as Lagos.

celeiyke:
Oyo is cheaper than d post

Eneze1:


Maximum 3 bedroom flat in Ibadan 300k? Are you sure you are living in Ibadan? I live in Ojoo, my house rent in a year is 430k. I'm presently on house hunt and the prices are high. Was in Akobo last week, a 3 bedroom flat price was 500k excluding agency fee. Please try and get your facts right.

Sard:

God bless you jare.
I live in the same city and I was wondering why the person you quoted & the other guy would be quoting those prices as if they know the prices of all houses in Ibadan.
The op is closer to the truth than these other guys are. Location, facilities available, and newness of the properties are the major determinants, and these things are not constant. So, no one can make a big claim about house rents in Ibadan.

@Op.. do you have an idea of house rent/land cost in Aerodrome gra. I've always been interested in that area.

Naijaguy123:
I love my Ibadan people. Things are just too cheap in Ibadan . If you make your money and have business in Lagos and you live in Ibadan you will be king.

For people that don’t know there are 30 Naira taxi fare in Ibadan e.g sango to Mokola half way. Same distance on okada will cost you 70 naira . U.I to mokola 100 naira, similar distance in Lagos is close to 300 naira. Ojoo to iwo road on okada is about 200/250 one person (20 minutes at least) In Lagos Ojota to apostolic faith is 200 naira (4 minutes) Ikeja to Alahusa is 500 (10 minutes).

You can buy a life goat for under 12000 naira and it’ll last your family a while, you get a leg of baby goat for same price in Lagos .
Talking of babes. They come more cleaner and prettier in Ibadan than Lagos .
A Lagos girl that lives in Abule Egba face me I face you will suffer you like no tomorrow then empty ya pocket. A cinema date and trip to shoprite will do for a responsible Ibadan babe.
The city is cleaner than Lagos, am Yoruba yes but Lagos has got to be one of the dirtiest city on earth . We have lost it, we need an administration with super iron hands in Lagos.

TheMoniker:

Akala in akobo, you must have 500k at least to rent anything there.
Akobo is expensive and overhyped for no reason. Terrible roads. But they have light there sha though not like it was 2 years ago. Massive migration is being witnessed and hold up na die.
Quick story, I lived in Lagos (Ajah) and I worked in v.i so I complained of the stress and I was transferred to Ibadan where I’m based. I now live in Akobo and work at Akala express, Orita. I spend over 4 hours on the road everyday in ibadan but less than 2 hours in Lagos daily.
Think twice before you consider moving to Ibadan. Everything is just as expensive as Lagos.

Iseoluwani:


there is water to buy in the compound

1stdammy:

You're very right!!!
especially, pulling down houses to build filling stations. usually old and dilapidated structures.
if Saki burns today, God forbid,..........

ayandee:
I'm from Kajola. Glad to know you had an awesome experience. Hospitality of Kajola people is unrivalled especially towards corpers. My people love corpers no be small. Which of the towns was your PPA

bjnice:


Bro u get it wrong here, for the record Ibadan was not a war camp for Alaafin. Ibadan was established around 1820-1829 by the settler know has lagelu, it became powerful bcoz it serve as place of refuge for those was affected by the inter-tribal war in Yoruba land then. The reason people migrate from Ife, Oyo, ijebu and egba was because Notable warriors make the new settlement their place of abode and were less concerned about kingship status but securing their abode an engaging in war. Those settler ended up to become Ibadan indigenes and the migrate.

Note: I am not an Ibadan indigenes but school and presently living and working in Ibadan.

BecaciaBarbie:

Hahahaha You are absolutely right o! They treated us like Kings and Queens, I have never experienced the kind of love we were shown befor, never! From time to time we were given food stuffs by our different neighbors (tomatoes, pepper, rice, yam flour, corns, etc) as in ehnnnn...they were so so generous towards us, free rides inclusive and the joy and excitement on their faces each time a corper passed by is beyond this world! We also had a particular rich neighbor, whose grand kids visited our lodge during the day time then later at night we go to their house...a very big house and talk about politics, life, watch TV etc and by the way, I served in Isemi-Ile town, mehn... I wished I could go back again....and the corpers lodge? Oh goodness! Too nice... Honestly, the lodge is so spacious and on point! and we all had one room to ourselves. We were 8 corpers in the lodge. We also cooked and did everything together like a family.
Our NCCF family house is situated at Okeho, PHCN building...i believe they are still there and we used the Winners Chapel for our Sunday fellowship.
Lol I could go on and on really... Loool

seunmohmoh:
Post oye ekiti.

ayandee:
Ah! You really had a great time. I'm from Okeho. When I was a child, my family lived very close to Okeho Iganna grammar school. Our activities revolved around that school. We played on the surrounding hill's. There were a lot of them then. Sweet nostalgia!

Ayo199:

kilode naw..are you planning to settle there

jman77:
Baba! Aerodome GRA is for the super RICH....you know what i mean?!

BecaciaBarbie:

Yes those mountains.... We visited those mountains many times for picnics, and the roads are also well tarred. I believe you no longer live there?

BecaciaBarbie:
I rep Kajola Where I served... I love Oyo state... Oh I loooooooooooooooooove Oyo state, mehnnnn..... I will never forget the great and amazing months I had there!!!

ayandee:
We left for Lagos mid-80s

Kfed4ril:


What year? I also served in oyo too 16A.

BecaciaBarbie:

15/16 b2...