Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 11:10pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
funnyboss: As in ehn, the guy is creating confusion. Akwa Ibom's population is little. So little hence it's expected to be neat. But the context of discussion is "infrastructure" and "economic activity". They don't even know the slogan of Kano sef Belente to visit there. Anytime I see corpers in the north and we discuss, they'll always talk about their amazement on how developed the north is and the most amusing is that they weren't expecting to see Christians (especially the violent ones) who are indigenes. They even get surprised when they see people of other tribes and behaving as they do in Lagos. The other day, a corper was amazed seeing a shuwa Arab girl in trousers and an open hair in maiduguri. They were expecting to see hijab republic not knowing that people Soji for north. Yes there are religious extremist but they are not everywhere and they are restricted. They are places they can't try rubbish even in Kano State sef. The north is a nice place and peaceful unlike the south with all sorts of daylight robbery inclusive of the Almighty Anambra (that one person was shouting is greater than Kano) where I was robbed of my phone and N18,250 lol. They collected everything on me and my colleague lol. Even my N50 I remember the fair one telling me "bring it idiot" lol. They emptied us hehe lol. Thank God I didn't carry ATM along. Not too much was there though but I was expectant. They took my colleague's wallet with his ATM inside (Though he called his banker and the needful was done). God saved me that day. The MOST ANNOYING PART is that by the time they were done with us, nobody, I mean NOBODY, even came to say "oga wetin happen?" They just minded their businesses as wicked people that they are. As if nothing happened fa. I hated myself that day. Only the west is the best in all of these I'm a corper serving in Kano. Before I came here I keep hearing about how developed Kano is and I doubted. I even argued with someone and that was a blind argument. When I came I saw and I realize that until I visit a place I have no right to argue. Only four cities in Nigeria are standard enough to be called cities. Lagos, Abuja, Kano and Port Harcourt. The rest are glorified towns. It's not about building flyovers and putting fountains under them. It's not also about being tribalistic. Kano surprised me and I'm proud to be a Kano corper although the heat is frustrating. |
Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 9:54pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
dukeprince50: fine is not limited to aesthetic condition of a place or thing, fine is also attributed to quality or grade, the weather is fine doesn't mean weather has some aesthetic bla bla. Fine can also be attributed to minute particulate, something with very high surface area but that is not Wat we are looking out now. The fine is not limited to paved roads and flowers o. Just so u know. Wen I say fine, I mean the overall condition of a place not limited to flowers and road paintings I'm even trying to help your argument. If fine is about quality and grade then Uyo will not match up to Lagos split into three. Don't bring other definition of fine here. We're talking about locations not objects. Putting infrastructure and security that's no longer fine. And if you add that, Kano is light years ahead of the entire Akwa Ibom in infrastructure. So reason your position again. The truth is that whenever Kano is mentioned, places like Akwa Ibom should not even come in the context. Have you even been to both cities? |
Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 9:43pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
dukeprince50: infrastructure, neatness, commerce, security, marketing, civic, opportunity for growt etc. Kano is not compared to Rivers State and Akwaibom in the aforementioned, though it could be above Rivers in security Fine has to do with aesthetics and natural endowments. Like having well paved roads adorned with trees to form boulevards, houses neatly sprinkled in the streets, standard estates, mordern parks and green recreational areas, fountains, neon lights and blah blah blah. That's when you say a city is beautiful in Nigeria. I think Calabar has the longest boulevard in Nigeria, the most green streets ever and the most pristine neighborhoods. Parks and gardens are common too in Calabar. Despite the declination calabar still leads as nigeria's finest city. Lagos and Abuja is federal presence so we don't expect less. Uyo is trying but the hype is too much. |
Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 9:22pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
R2bees: Mumu have you been to Enugu and Abakaliki of recent?? Join Enugu and Abakaliki together e no reach Kano. Take it to the bank. |
Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 9:21pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
dukeprince50: Rivers State and Akwaibom beats Kano, that one is not debatable. Akwaibom is the finest state in the country, only island is fine in Lagos but Akwaibom is 98% fine I don't know what you guys are taking oh but it's surely not helping. What's your definition of fine sef? |
Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 9:18pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Anambralstson: You might slightly boasts of more in federal infastructures because of the way Nigeria was designed base on allocation and others, but in individuals and real sectors Kano is below Anambra state Nna you get mind oh de compare Kano to Anambra. You igbos are too married to mediocrity. I weak. |
Travel › Re: Pictures Of Kano Under Total Lockdown by Spiff20(m): 9:16pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Anambralstson: Kano is below Anambra state, this is real Kano Are you sure this is Kano? Looks like Jos |
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What's the word count ? |
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Margaret4: Presently, I need writers who are able to write explicitly on winery, and different UK TVs.
Kindly send in a mail to the aforementioned email address I think your mail address is wrong. contact me @ spiffwrite@gmail.com |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 4:26pm On Apr 16, 2020 |
SLAP44: You are helping me make my argument. An igbo interpreter translating English to Igbo to suit the land they are standing on. What's the surprise there? Don't be ridiculous your argument was that Ikwerre is a corruption of the name Nkwerre. And there's no argument that the Ikwerre people understand Igbo. |
Education › Re: How Useful Is/was Your Bachelor's Degree? by Spiff20(m): 10:53am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Useless. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:51am On Apr 16, 2020 |
TheMohican: You're showing that you've not travelled outside, I've lived in the North, most of the hausa speaking tribes that claim that they aren't hausa have their own languages and CULTURES that are very distinct from hausa language and culture, the ikwerre culture and language have no distinction with igbo language and culture, from naming to burial rights to wedding and marriage to property ownership, no difference, so comparing the ikwerre to kanuri or kadara or ham is a senseless misfire and comparism I'm currently in Kano State. My point is: the issue of ancestry conflicts is not peculiar to Ikwerre and Igbo all over the country there are cases like this. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:48am On Apr 16, 2020 |
dukeprince50: ph belongs to everyone and we co-exist very well. It pains me that some set of people wants to claim it belongs to them, a full born Rivers pikin no go gree any body take am. Ibos should give up. This is not the way of a typical Rivers man. Look at any Rivers man that is genuine and ask him which tribe owns PH, he will be confused, the same cannot be said about Anambra, Kano or Lagos. True bro. That's the Port Harcourt spirit. Evey Rivers man is proud of the city and sees it as his own. These days every Rivers man na Port Harcourt boy. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:46am On Apr 16, 2020 |
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:40am On Apr 16, 2020 |
TheMohican: No mind them, it's possible that some ikwerres came from bini but I'm sure that the majority of them are of igbo ancestry, an ikwerres guy I knew said that one of their founding fathers name was Akalaka from bini, I asked him what Akalaka meant in bini and the guy was lost
Akalaka means destiny in oka dialect. This history is quite sketchy. That a minority tribe share close proximity with a major trbe and was heavily influenced by it's cultural landmarks doesn't mean it originated from it although that's a possibility we can't rule out. For the fact that the ikwerres have disputing thier Igbo roots means something is wrong somewhere and that history is faulty. It's not peculiar to Ikwerre and Igbo, there are some hausa speaking tribes who will tell you they're not hausa. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:35am On Apr 16, 2020 |
macrosomy2k: Ikwerre don't own Port Harcourt. Neither do the ijaws. Perhaps all the Rumu prefixes that make up 90% of Port Harcourt are Ijaws. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:21am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Traffic congestion. The third busiest after Lagos and Abuja which are of course former capital and present capital respectively.
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:19am On Apr 16, 2020 |
PH at night
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:18am On Apr 16, 2020 |
SLAP44: Yes, Ikwerre is a corruption of the Town Nkwerre in Imo state . That's where the original settlers came from. Also listed to the two languages and you will see no difference. Lwkmd die. Who told you that? |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:17am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Let me support the op with more
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 10:11am On Apr 16, 2020 |
mgdimagaladima: which Port Harcourt be this one
no be port Harcourt wey I know abi. coz the PH wey I know no fine reach this one? See an eye doctor then. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:45am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Eulalia: That neighborhood is still part of ph,isn't it? But the op is trying to make us understand pH doesn't look anything like what the other thread depicted. And this is the real pH. I feel there's really no need for a counter thread just to prove what is not. Every city has both good and bad parts to it. So I don't know what he's trying hard to prove. Even abroad, they have ghetto areas and beautiful Areas as well.
This is not necessary, especially considering his opening remark on this thread. Some gullible Nigerians were beginning to think that's all there is to PH. The op almost succeeded in misleading them. I'm baffled that Nigerians could be that credulous. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:37am On Apr 16, 2020 |
DATMAT: why parading the same picture with different colours...PH is not that good city one can be proud of.. considering the amount of IGR combo with oil state derivatives.... it is so shameful even Ikorodu area in Lagos is better... When all the headquarters of all the oil companies are located in Lagos what do you expect? The taxes are divided. And don't ever compare Ikorodu to Port Harcourt again in your life. Beats me you could even say that. Like seriously? You're high. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:32am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Olodo24: That third picture isn't Port Harcourt. If you insist that it is, then name the location so I can go see for myself.
I live in PH LNG and one other company I can't remember the name. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:29am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Osagyefo98: But there are slums in pH ..
So what's the fuss. There are slums everywhere even the Almighty New York that's the fuss. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:27am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Eulalia: This is a counter thread to the one a girl made a few days ago, I guess.
These are only Ariel views you're posting. We need close shots of the roads and streets of pH city before we can actually believe its a beautiful city through and through.. The other thread the op focused on a particular region infact just one neighborhood. This one is covering lots of places. No be door to door evangelism. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:24am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Plead: Lol,gra. Aside gra,there’s no other place in ph city that is fine and well planned like this. I've not seen G.R.A in any of those pictures. So keep quiet. |
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:22am On Apr 16, 2020 |
For those of you who only saw one side of the story in the other thread. This is the other side.
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:19am On Apr 16, 2020 |
The PH I know
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:17am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Enugu brethren come and compare
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Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt by Spiff20(m): 9:14am On Apr 16, 2020 |
dukeprince50: where is this in Ph? I mean the first and second pic The overpass before airforce. Pleasure park environs at night. |