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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by IamgratefulLord(f): 5:37pm On Apr 28, 2020
porthouse7:
just a section and u post almost 10 pics, waste of data
cheesy
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Nobody: 5:37pm On Apr 28, 2020
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Angelacruz: 5:38pm On Apr 28, 2020
Akwa ibom ayaya

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Jobiski(m): 5:58pm On Apr 28, 2020
Uyo one of the most peaceful, neat and friendly city in Nigeria for now!

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Congrats321(m): 6:02pm On Apr 28, 2020
Was there ever eastern region in Nigeria.
Angelfrost:


They can't help themselves... They sha need to annex every available state into their fictitious Biafra. Don't mind them!!!
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ifiokjohn(m): 6:11pm On Apr 28, 2020
fxdee:
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how can you be comparing Lagos and uyo?..what is your basis of comparison sir? a city that started developing a decade again? all the facilities you saw should be like under 10 years old..and if you know how much allocation that small state is getting from federation account you wont have to compare Lagos an uyo..and what is the population too?..the population of alimosho LGA alone is more than the entire state..Uyo and yenagoa would ve been a nice city like dubai because they started developing in computer age with much money to really construct best infrastructures in the world but corruption is really the problem.most of the leader that came to power without nothing left much richer than the entire state.God help us in Nigeria.
You keep bringing this type of nonsense talks. ok, how about Lagos vs New York? or London or let talk Lagos vs Delhi.
Yes, compare to other oil producing city in the world, Uyo might have fallen short but still it is better than all others in Nigeria.
Lagos to me is a disappointment cause in 10 years it has received what no state in Nigeria have ever received, getting the 5th highest allocation from Govt. it internal revenue alone is 5 times Akwa ibom revenue, it also got Grants from World bank, IMF, AFDB, and even get to have Roads and infrastructures built by private individuals.
If those are true then Lagos is a big disgrace to everything a city should be. You lagosians always deceive yourselves with this Mantra of "Lagos being the best city in Nigeria whose allocations are used efficiently" but when you compare all the amount of money Lagos receives and earn from Govt, Igr, Grants etc, then we see the Failure Lagos is.
You keep talking about Populations but you forgot Delhi is more populated than Lagos, yet more developed and advanced. Same with New York etc.

Akwa ibom is around 8 million people and Lagos as a whole is 20 million or less, but in 10 years Akwa ibom has done better and it doing better than Lagos State.

by the way, Akwa ibom is time 3 of Lagos so has more places to develop, so don't bring that nonsense about Population again so I won't bring Landmass

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ifiokjohn(m): 6:15pm On Apr 28, 2020
Angelfrost:


They can't help themselves... They sha need to annex every available state into their fictitious Biafra. Don't mind them!!!
But he is saying the truth. Akwa ibom is in the East!
Forget the abra ca de bra the Nigeria Govt did, we all know the truth and you do too. but your hatred for anything Igbo cloud your mentality.
before you call me Ipob, you can check my name and you will know am an Akwa ibomite

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ifiokjohn(m): 6:18pm On Apr 28, 2020
Ambrosecares1:



Please Akwa Ibom state is not in South East rather South South.. tnx
Akwa ibom is Originally East. the Govt Abra CA de bra to divide us from the Igbos made them shift us to the south.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Nobody: 6:47pm On Apr 28, 2020
Confirmedzombie:
Akwa ibom is the only state in the SE effectively obeying the lockdown and stay at home.
Mbok
When did akwa ibom become a south eastern state?
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Ogurube: 6:56pm On Apr 28, 2020
You can geopolitically call them North Central, if you like. They are quietly focused on growing and developing just as they should, regardless of the noise people like you make to cause divisions and distractions. Akwa Ibom and other states shouldn't depend on regional labels and other's wealth to thrive. We all need to focus on things that matter.
Plead:

When did akwa ibom become a south eastern state?

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by oochi123(f): 7:41pm On Apr 28, 2020
Bluev:
grin grin
You mean am
Yes o.
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by chewwie(m): 7:50pm On Apr 28, 2020
Danhumprey:

Akwa Ibom is in the SE (South East)?
SMH.
Check your map

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ODVanguard: 7:51pm On Apr 28, 2020
KingRabota:
See as city Clean !
Such a refreshing departure from the squalor of Lagos.
I was there 3 years ago for Nigerian Society of Engineers national conference .
And the only word I can use to describe our stay there is peaceful.
These people are the original " chop life gang "

Yinmu. Abegi relax with the hype. While you are entitled to your opinion, my experience starkly contradicts yours. In my honest assessment of Uyo, I would describe it as a big village compared to even mid-level towns and cities in Nigeria, not to talk of major cities. Yes it is clean quite alright but it's sparsely populated and looks more like a big village in its layout and development (very unplanned and haphazard layout). Development goes beyond bridges and flyovers, I'm sorry to say. I was very disappointed during a very recent pre-Covid19 visit to the state. The drive from the airport to the heart of Uyo Town was very telling - - well paved roads with empty swats of land with poorly built houses all over the place. I was like wtf??

In spite of the flyovers and bridges there was little else on ground to support that the state is developed, and I am being brutally frank here coz I was actually expecting to be wowed based on prior commentaries I had heard that were similar to yours about Uyo. Compare Uyo to neighbouring PH that doesn't have as many relatively new bridges and flyover infrastructures, and you will understand what I mean when I call the town a big village - - too slow and uneventful for a state capital. I doubt the state's entire population will be more than 4-million, from what I experienced throughout my short stay in the town. The state government needs to urgently work on/concentrate more on its human capital development because I wasn't impressed with what I met on ground one bit, to put it mildly, considering all the 'oyel money' at its disposal.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by chewwie(m): 7:53pm On Apr 28, 2020
donbrowser:
Are you sure you know geography or you're just being sarcastic
You don't know Geography or you've never looked at Nigerian map.
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by whyteteeth: 7:59pm On Apr 28, 2020
Abasman007:
Akwa ibom is ss...
My state is so clean and peaceful for nothing...
Oh God remember our our great state an bring those industrues here....

#akwa ibom Aya ya!!
#eyen uyo

Beautiful and peaceful for nothing Smh

Peace and serenity that people are looking for?

If industries dey hungry u, build am naw? If u build industries would people die? Can't u be an employer of labour?

BTW, the industries in aks, aren't they employing people? Go there and look for work! Industry worker!!! Mtchewww..
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by KingRabota: 8:05pm On Apr 28, 2020
All this epistle for person town matter

Let me move on to the next thread.
This one is becoming somehow


ODVanguard:


Yinmu. Abegi relax with the hype. While you are entitled to your opinion, my experience starkly contradicts yours. In my honest accessment of Uyo, I would describe it as a big village compared to even mid-level towns and cities in Nigeria, not to talk of major cities. Yes it is clean quite alright but it's sparsely populated and looks more like a big village in its layout and development (very unplanned and haphazard layout). Development goes beyond bridges and flyovers, I'm sorry to say. I was very disappointed during a very recent pre-Covid19 visit to the state. The drive from the airport to the heart of Uyo Town was very telling - - well paved roads with empty swats of land with poorly built houses all over the place. I was like wtf??

In spite of the flyovers and bridges there was little else on ground to support that the state is developed, and I am being brutally frank here coz I was actually expecting to be wowed based on prior commentaries I had heard that were similar to yours about Uyo. Compare Uyo to neighbouring PH that doesn't have have as many relatively new bridges and flyover infrastructures, and you will understand what I mean when I call the town a big village - - too slow and uneventful for a state capital. I doubt the state's entire population will be more than 4-million, from what I experienced throughout my short stay in the town. The state government needs to urgently work on/concentrate more on its human capital development because I wasn't impressed with what I met on ground one bit, to put it mildly, considering all the 'oyel money' at its disposal.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by donbrowser(m): 8:06pm On Apr 28, 2020
Danhumprey:


Akwa Ibom is in the SE (South East)?

SMH.
The guy you quoted is not normal.
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ODVanguard: 8:19pm On Apr 28, 2020
KingRabota:
All this epistle for person town matter

Let me move on to the next thread.
This one is becoming somehow



You don vex run? But 'as the ibo man wey you be' (to quote your earlier comment), you had no problem running down Lagos as a 'ghetto' among other expletives (as has become the past-time of you and your tribesmen), while carrying Uyo (that you're not even from) matter on your head like gala. Now you say the thread is 'somehow' and pick race simply because I contradicted your depiction of the subject matter. You people will never change. E dey your body.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by whyteteeth: 8:22pm On Apr 28, 2020
ODVanguard:


Yinmu. Abegi relax with the hype. While you are entitled to your opinion, my experience starkly contradicts yours. In my honest accessment of Uyo, I would describe it as a big village compared to even mid-level towns and cities in Nigeria, not to talk of major cities. Yes it is clean quite alright but it's sparsely populated and looks more like a big village in its layout and development (very unplanned and haphazard layout). Development goes beyond bridges and flyovers, I'm sorry to say. I was very disappointed during a very recent pre-Covid19 visit to the state. The drive from the airport to the heart of Uyo Town was very telling - - well paved roads with empty swats of land with poorly built houses all over the place. I was like wtf??

In spite of the flyovers and bridges there was little else on ground to support that the state is developed, and I am being brutally frank here coz I was actually expecting to be wowed based on prior commentaries I had heard that were similar to yours about Uyo. Compare Uyo to neighbouring PH that doesn't have have as many relatively new bridges and flyover infrastructures, and you will understand what I mean when I call the town a big village - - too slow and uneventful for a state capital. I doubt the state's entire population will be more than 4-million, from what I experienced throughout my short stay in the town. The state government needs to urgently work on/concentrate more on its human capital development because I wasn't impressed with what I met on ground one bit, to put it mildly, considering all the 'oyel money' at its disposal.

You are obviously a hater. So in your mind, dense population is development? They drove u from the airport to the centre of the city? Where is the centre of the city? Plaza I guess.

To imagine that Of all the people in this thread, it is only u that thinks that uyo is not beautiful calls your sanity to question. Do u even know what beauty is? What indices can u use to evauate the beauty of a city?

Or U think everywhere should be roudy, noisy and busy like that place u are coming from?

Let me even ask, Which state are u from sef?

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ODVanguard: 8:28pm On Apr 28, 2020
whyteteeth:


You are obviously a hater. So in your mind, dense population is development? They drove u from the airport to the centre of the city? Where is the centre of the city? Plaza I guess.

To imagine that Of all the people in this thread, it is only u that thinks that uyo is not beautiful calls your sanity to question. Do u even know what beauty is? What indices can u use to evauate the beauty of a city?

Or U think everywhere should be roudy, noisy and busy like that place u are coming from?

Let me even ask, Which state are u from sef?


Whatever. Call me a hater or whatever you like, that's your business. undecided I have given my candid assessment of Uyo. You don't have to like it.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by tomju(m): 8:29pm On Apr 28, 2020
Xucxex1997:
Op upon say u go the best part of Oyo go take this pictures but brown roof still show for ur 2 pics

Before nko Oyo no be old town? Brown roof must dey nah.
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Sunisonflex39(m): 8:34pm On Apr 28, 2020
DennisEche:
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY NOT THE OVER HYPED PH WITH DIRT EVERY WHERE
dont insult my city...just wait, someone will come up with a counter thread..u will see dirty placez in the so called uyo..
should we bet?

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by tomju(m): 8:37pm On Apr 28, 2020
ODVanguard:


Whatever. Call me a hater or whatever you like, that's your business. undecided I have given my candid assessment of Uyo. You don't have to like it.
What is candid about your assessment? Bias assessment! Have you gone round Akwa Ibom State? The best beach in this country with well manicured green and golf course is in Ibeno, Akwa Ibom State. The finest Stadium is in Uyo. Very well maintained tarred roads with good drainage system and street lights in tow. I don't want to mention the clean fresh water, security, the ambience or the side attractions like the people, the culture et al.
You obviously expected to see filth, parked on the roads like is practiced in other cities in Nigeria. Pray tell, your state so we know how to respond.
Next time, atleast have a fair knowledge of where you are assessing before you venture to display ignorance. That is me saying the least.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Sunisonflex39(m): 8:38pm On Apr 28, 2020
SpaceTour:
Beautiful state but unfortunately AK people rather go to PORT HARCOURT to live in batcher than staying in a state Akpabio rebuilt for them.
what people dont know a good percentage of the batchers u see in ph were set up by akwa ibom people flooding here like IDP..

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by wizbaba: 8:41pm On Apr 28, 2020
Senator Godswill Akpabio built all these. See how beautiful Uyo is.
God bless the senior Man.
Proudly GOA
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by wizbaba: 8:44pm On Apr 28, 2020
Sunisonflex39:
dont insult my city...just wait, someone will come up with a counter thread..u will see dirty placez in the so called uyo..
should we bet?
Port Harcourt is too dirty abeg, competing with Aba. The mosquito in Port Harcourt is alarming.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by ODVanguard: 8:44pm On Apr 28, 2020
tomju:

What is candid about your assessment? Bias assessment! Have you gone round Akwa Ibom State? The best beach in this country with well manicured green and golf course is in Ibeno, Akwa Ibom State. The finest Stadium is in Uyo. Very well maintained tarred roads with good drainage system and street lights in tow. I don't want to mention the clean fresh water, security, the ambience or the side attractions like the people, the culture et al.
You obviously expected to see filth, parked on the roads like is practiced in other cities in Nigeria. Pray tell, your state so we know how to respond.
Next time, atleast have a fair knowledge of where you are assessing before you venture to display ignorance. That is me saying the least.

Na so e pain una reach? Better grow some thick skin buddy. Akwa Ibom might seem like heaven to you but not to pesin like me. undecided You can't gag me from speaking my mind just because it does not agree with your narrative. Una no reach. Bounce joor.

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Sunisonflex39(m): 8:46pm On Apr 28, 2020
wizbaba:

Port Harcourt is too dirty abeg, competing with Aba. The mosquito in Port Harcourt is alarming.
alright....i dont trade words online
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by KingRabota: 8:52pm On Apr 28, 2020
Oga your Lagos is a ghetto so Get used to it .
All this your e pain am e pain am just indicates your a juvenile e-warrior.

Fact : Lagos is a massive slum .
Take it to the bank and cash it.

Continue defending the irrational.

Meanwhile in the post you quoted . I also said that most of the Eastern aren't so spectacular

I'm not biased , I have the ability to look at the painful truth and accept corrections.


While you on the other hand......

I'm shaking my head in pity for the kids of Nigeria




ODVanguard:


You don vex run? But 'as the ibo man wey you be' (to quote your earlier comment), you had no problem running down Lagos as a 'ghetto' among other expletives (as has become the past-time of you and your tribesmen), while carrying Uyo (that you're not even from) matter on your head like gala. Now you say the thread is 'somehow' and pick race simply because I contradicted your depiction of the subject matter. You people will never change. E dey your body.



t the emboldened part
YOU ARE OBVIOUSLY A TRIBAL BIGOT

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Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Nobody: 8:58pm On Apr 28, 2020
LoveJesus87:
Omo I hear Uyo babes make sense. How true is it? shocked I b single o.
They're the best. The only one i done taste still fresh for my memory.. The only babe when fvck me make i shout Jesu!

True story oo. I dey plan holiday there sha... Soon cheesy
Re: Lockdown: Uyo In Pictures by Nobody: 9:01pm On Apr 28, 2020
Confirmedzombie:
Akwa ibom is the only state in the SE effectively obeying the lockdown and stay at home.
Mbok
Come Ik bruh

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