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Parks, Recreation, and Greenspace in Ibadan, Oyo

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From neighborhood playgrounds to flagship parks, what does Ibadan have to offer? Here's what four local experts had to say about parks and greenspace in Ibadan, Oyo.

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Ibadan is the intellectual capital of Nigeria, home to the first public and private universities in Nigeria. It is usually called the ‘brown roof city’ because it has many ancient buildings whose zinc roofing sheets have rusted over the years. Ibadan is peaceful, the pace here is slower than many of the surrounding cities. Traffic is not usually an issue. Homes are affordable, you can rent a lovely 2 or 3 bedroom apartment for about a third of what you will pay for the same in neighbouring Lagos. You will certain enjoy living in Ibadan as there are many tourists sites and recreation spots here.

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Jeremiah, says: 2020

Ibadan is an ancient, low-cost city in southwestern Nigeria. The social life is well above average with a boisterous nightlife. Transportation is more relaxed than you find in other cities of the world, though the vehicles are mostly rickety. There are a couple of fun places to visit, ranging from gardens to hills and lakes. The most celebrated meal is ‘Amala with Abula’; Amala is simply yam/cassava flour prepared into a mould while Abula is a mixture of Jute leaf soup and beans soup.

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Chukwuma, says: 2020

Ibadan is the third most populous city in Nigeria, with a population of over 3,000,000 people… It is the home of the first television station in Africa, the home of the first university in Nigeria, the University of Ibadan, and the first skyscraper in Nigeria, Cocoa House, which was opened in 1965. It is also holds Agodi Garden.

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Miracle, says: 2020

The housing system is affordable, it has a number of tourist attractions, some of which include: The Palms Mall, which is the biggest in West Africa, Agodi Gardens, Ventura, Amala Skye among many others. Transport is cheap and it is easy to find your way around in the city. The city also has some of the best schools around, schools such as Concord and American School of Nigeria equip your child with the best skills they can get from a Nigerian school.

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Oghenetega, says: 2020
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