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Crime › Re: Police Arrest Delta Pharmacist After Lady Was Stripped For Stealing by Sammy07: 2:21pm On Apr 22, 2020
Benjamin4388:
If you claim to be an adult..you should not be engaging in Internet shaming..don't see the reason you posted his picture..you trying to feel good about yourself?
He needs the preaching more.
Crime › Re: Police Arrest Delta Pharmacist After Lady Was Stripped For Stealing by Sammy07:
AudioNews:
Mtcheeeew,
He is claiming delta name, his real name is Olaniyi Lamotu Olanike
See the kid quoting Me.
illiterate

Crime › Re: Police Arrest Delta Pharmacist After Lady Was Stripped For Stealing by Sammy07: 1:41pm On Apr 22, 2020
ppogba:
Most of the idiots you see here do not have a UNI degree.

Some are still struggling with O'LEVEL and most are boy.boy for their oga "shed" for alaba and onitsha.

nairaland makes us to presume and assume that most people here are educated. Far from it.
Swears
Crime › Re: Police Arrest Delta Pharmacist After Lady Was Stripped For Stealing by Sammy07: 1:10pm On Apr 22, 2020
AudioNews:
Ewedu nd Amala at it again
Arrest him Asap
Owner of the Wilmark Pharmacy Mr Emmanuel Ndobu, has been arrested and detained by men of the Delta State Police Command for allegedly stripping naked a young lady who reportedly stole from his supermarket. Along the old Lagos Asaba Road, Agbor.


This is what happens when you bribe your way to the University
You cannot read
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 7:42am On Apr 22, 2020
MyopicMods:
Mr they Intentionally left which I am happy they did.

If most Igbos will learn to ignore all these Yorubas both offline and online. They will achieve more on what they are doing.


Igbos trades more with hausas so I wonder all these engagements with tribes they have no link to if not just because of one Nigeria.

So enjoy your glory, doesn't add anything.
They intentionally left??
What the Bleep cheesy
Can we now say they are cowards grin

Lemme hear your reply.
Politics › Re: Wike Is Right,muslims Vote Mostly For Apc,while Christians Do Likewise To Pdp by Sammy07: 7:40am On Apr 22, 2020
Esseite:
2011 we aswell made happiest country in the world.. it's a far cry from what we have now, so is our ethnic, religious, political division aswell..

What really happened between 2011/2020:
Bokoharam
Fulani herdsmen
Poverty capital
Unemployment
Nepotism
APC

It's unfortunate, but it's the truth..
See these ones you wrote above.
Ion care.

Let the OP bring presidential results of 2011.
And the sitting governor of each each state as at then
Politics › Re: "Nnamdi Kanu Is Alive" - Kemi Olunloyo by Sammy07: 7:31am On Apr 22, 2020
Watch as IPOBs worship Kemi this morning cheesy
Politics › Re: Wike Is Right,muslims Vote Mostly For Apc,while Christians Do Likewise To Pdp by Sammy07: 7:29am On Apr 22, 2020
OneNorth1destiny:
In Nigeria of today,the two major political parties represent the two most practice religions in the country,and we tend to vote for candidates base of this.Likewise the general election usually do justice to this .The followings are states won by each political parties in the last presidential election:
The APC,flag bearer,president Muhammadu Buhari,won 17 states out the total of 19 states with muslims as the sitting governors,except Oyo and Adamawa states,while he won 2 states out of the total of 17 states with sitting christians governors,except all the states in the SS,SE,Plateau,Benue and Taraba states.

The PDP candidate,Alhaji Atiku Abubabar,won 15 states out of the total 17 states with christians governors,except Lagos and Ekiti,while he won 2 states with sitting muslims governors,r
Can you give us the figures of voting patterns in 2011. When GoodLuck Jonathan contested.

And the sitting governor of the states then.
Politics › Re: Finally: Nnamdi Kanu Reaches Out To Yoruba Nation. Seeks Cooperation by Sammy07: 4:39pm On Apr 21, 2020
He has just realized that Yorubas are the only one that can give them biafra grin
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 4:18pm On Apr 21, 2020
Smartjeezy:
After lagos state, ibadan house almost 35 to 40 radio stations.
Imagine Dem wan compare Enugu to Ibadan grin

'developed' part of Enugu consists of no more than two local governments, quote me anywhere. Outside that the rest of the entire state, including Nsukka, are glorified villages. It's an abomination to compare Enugu to Ibadan, on what basis please?? Ibadan has 4 bad-ass malls with Cinema plexes (Enugu has just the polo mall with one cinema which it hosts, even the Polo mall sef na Yoruba man get am cheesy grin), a world class resort (Agodi Gardens), Zoo, a CBD, Industries, you name it.
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 3:53pm On Apr 21, 2020
kennysbst:
it quite obvious,Ibadan guys on this thread have tactically shown the whole SE ewarriors an exit door
They're no match..
Buh because we west our silence is killing us.
Now, we've seen light grin

Most times we don't reply to their attacks on Ibadan.
I have time for them today cool
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 3:48pm On Apr 21, 2020
manchy7531:
Which of these two looks developed? Consider density, real estate, City plan, Road network, economic activity and variety of economic activities?

ABA
All your 5 states combined cannot stand ibadan

Ibadan only has Highest number of research institutions - NISER, IITA, NIHORT, IAR&T, FRIN, CRIN, NABDA, NACGRAB

We left Lagos for you.
Ibadan is a regional capital
Dare to compare enugu regional capital of the east to Ibadan?? grin
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 3:44pm On Apr 21, 2020
Nenyezz:
As expected, the thread has turned into tribal war. anyway op if economoc activity is the yardstick, then Onitsha should be on that list.
Well, your brothers from the East started it.

I retaliate, they ran awayhuh
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07:
Igbosmoker:
museum, universities,stadium, television station,malls,airport and manufacturing centres plus tons of things..

The museum
maestroferddi:
You are trying too hard but yet succeeded in proving nothing...

Childish reaction, I dare to say...
Taarrr, I've not even started...

I'm yet to post pics of some industries, Roads and buildings.

All those pics I posted b4 are just Fun and recreation centers..
grin...
More more pics and I'll engage you.

You're yet to show the fun in Enugu oooo.
Enugu is the regional capital of the east.
I've showed you the regional capital of west...
forgiveness:
Yes! That's why we can capture British American tobacco, P &G, Lead city university, University of Ibadan, Heritage mall, Ibadan mall, Jericho mall, Cocoa mall, Mr price, Ventura mall, two stadiums, 3 golf course, many research institute, skyscraper, more than 20 estates/GRA (still counting), International schools (American, French, Lebanese, etc schools), brand hotels, parks, Zoo, international restaurants, paved roads, SGR railway, bridges, airport, etc in these tiny 4by4 pictures of yours. Bhuhahahaha!

But unfortunately, Aba, Onitsha and Enugu don't have such infrastructures. grin

Show me. grin
Are you minding them? grin
I've left Lagos for them, I showed them Ibadan?
Abi nah Igbos develop Ibadan too grin

Since Ibadan is the regional capital of west
They should show me Enugu, regional capital of East grin

Nah only fun and recreation centers I showed oo.
What if I start posting infrastructures grin
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 12:13pm On Apr 21, 2020
some people go stay in their mud house and be spilling trash

The Bower’s Tower
The Bower’s Tower is a place you can visit when you travel to Ibadan. The tower is over 60 feet tall tower, built on the hill top of Oke Are in Igbo Agala area of Ibadan. From this hill top tower, you can see some parts of Ibadan such as University of Ibadan, Cocoa House, Ife road. The tower was named after Captain Robert Lister Bower, a former Resident and Travelling Commissioner for Ibadan and the Interior of Yoruba land in the South Western Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 12:09pm On Apr 21, 2020
when Oil dries up, Yoruba land will take over as a tourist attraction

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:56am On Apr 21, 2020
Sammy07:
This will be the last tho.

Agodi gardens


Just in case you visit Ibadan
mastefreddi Igbosmoker

Ibadan regional capital.
This is not Lagos cool

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:55am On Apr 21, 2020
This will be the last tho.

Agodi gardens


Just in case you visit Ibadan
mastefreddi Igbosmoker

Ibadan regional capital.
This is not Lagos cool

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:51am On Apr 21, 2020
Ibadan Polo club

Just in case you visit Ibadan

mastefreddi Igbosmoker

Ibadan: Regional capital cool

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:47am On Apr 21, 2020
Heritage mall, Ibadan.
Not Lagos pls.
Ibadan regional capital

mastefreddi Igbosmoker
All the pictures I've been showing are just fun centres....

Try and visit those recreation centers in Ibadan wink

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:43am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Awka wonderland
The Palms Mall, Ibadan

Don't mistake it for Lagos pls.

Ibadan : regional capital

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:41am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Awka wonderland
Ibadan regional capital
You can ludge in the IITA hotel very accommodating

This is not Lagos.

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:38am On Apr 21, 2020
MyopicMods:
You guys are seriously drifting this thread.

How did Anambra state Join the argument from nowhere. Anambraistson you are derailing the thread.

From what I gathered the point of argument between sammy07 and mastefreddi was Ibadan and owerri. Then Enugu.

Also the point of argument between sammy07 and Igbosmoker was Enugu, benin and Ibadan.

I was following up to see how each proves their point and suddenly you anambraistson jumps in and trying to shift to argument to Anambra state.


This is not how argument and analysis is done. Allow the people arguing to prove their points first before jumping to turn the whole be argument. That's very bad.
Don't mind him jare..

I'm still waiting for Enough, IMO and Benin fun centres
Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:37am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Awka wonder land


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnKxYcWTNTo
Ventura mall a place of fun cheesy

Regional capital Ibadan.not Lagos

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:33am On Apr 21, 2020
people also tour the alfasafe manufacturing plant in IITA cheesy


Where are those enugu and imolies

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:31am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Anambra..
Ibadan: Regional capital.
God bless the city.
Remember to visit whenever you come.


Ventura mall - There are a lot to do in this apart from shopping, visitors could play arcade video games, watch a film in the cinema, enjoy local and international cuisines, engage in sporting activities like bowling, jumping castle and other kinds of leisure, it's a popular destination for family fun as it offers diverse leisure for visitors to engage in out of preference.

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:27am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Anambra state.
Ibadan : regional capital

Fun factory - This recreational spot is popular for it receptive atmosphere, its a good place to enjoy and have good times with your kids, your kid brother and enjoy family vacation in general. Fun factory is simply a nice spot to hang out with your loved ones.

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:23am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Ibadan World largest slum city


Anambra state
Igbos?: We developed Lagos, let Yorubas developed Ibadan

Yorubas: Bring your regional capital in comparison to Ibadan regional capital of Yoruba

Ibadan cool

Mapo hall - Is a colonial architecturally unique edifice situated in the gorgeous Mapo hills, rendering it a famous destination to get a clear view of the old beere district and beyond, sending a clear impulse of the ancient root of the city. A mini museum is in this hall that exhibit relics of chains used to hold the tax evaders during the colonial era. Mapo hall is not just a hall!!

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:17am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Anambra state.
Ibadan as a regional capital
visit this place when yah coming to Ibadan

.Oke-Ado mountain - Located in the outskirts of Ibadan is a rare attraction in Ado-Awaye with a mysterious suspended lake on it,the iyake lake which is the only suspended lake in Africa. That's great!!! I guess, There are two suspended lake in the world. The hanging lake of Colorado, USA. And the iyake lake on Oke Ado mountains. At the top of the mountain one get a fantastic view Ado awaye. And the city of Ibadan with the use of binoculars according to naijatreks. On this mountain you can see a mysterious tree root with the shape of an elephant. Oke ado mountain is a place with different attractions

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:14am On Apr 21, 2020
Anambralstson:
Anambra state
Ibadan as a regional capital

More of IITA golf cool

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:12am On Apr 21, 2020
ItooWorWor:
Anambra the greatest city in the world, more developed than Dubai, USA, China and Saudi combined
grin, no mind them
Owerri and Enugu no fit match this

Trans-wonderland park - It is an amusement park offering relaxation and fun, it's a major attraction for kids in Ibadan and beyond, sometimes referred to as Nigeria Disney world. It covers 67 acres of land with trilling attraction such as electronic bumpers car, roller castle, panoramic wheels, merry-go-round-house, funky basket circle, dragon boat among others. Events also holds in the park based on it receptive atmosphere.
Anambralstson:
Ibadana is world largest slum city -UN habitat




Anambra state
Bring Enugu as a regional capital to Ibadan

Politics › Re: Seven (7) Most Developed Cities In Nigeria. In Order Of Development IMHO by Sammy07: 11:09am On Apr 21, 2020
maestroferddi:
Too many to count. Hit Google...

Owerri is more developed than Ibadan...There is no contention here.

Ibadan is a big city, in fact the biggest in Nigeria but in terms of development, Owerri is far ahead.
Owerri ke

National museum of Unity, Ibadan - You can visit this museum for sight seeing, as it showcase the rich cultural heritage of Nigerian, there are mind boggling and fascinating collection of of objects and galleries which keep the past intact and stimulating. The museum is divided into four galleries namely the unity gallery, the masquerade gallery, the pottery and the Yoruba gallery each with its unique content, the annual records of the tourists in the recent report was more than 13,000. It worth visiting

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