NewStats: 3,259,755 , 8,170,834 topics. Date: Sunday, 25 May 2025 at 10:27 PM 2sh1g

SEGLIZ:
Just the greatest season for humanity.


bring your Lagos picture make we see!

I don't need to bring the entire Lagos to your face, only Victoria Island round about is enough for you to monster the whole of your state

Ezewuzie01:
The only people criticizing the decorations are Fulani muslims in Jos north and elsewhere who are not indigenes of Plateau state but want to take over the state by force through violence.

We already know don't mind them and NO ONE TAKES THEM SERIOUSLY..We love the beautiful decor 😍..grew up in Jos but based on Abj now and I love what I am seeing

The last pix is the Maraban Jama roundabout, good old days in Jos

My goodness Akwa ibom own is something else,including that of zenith bank head office in Lagos.

Nackzy:
If you see Akwa Ibom own you go believe

Emma1Oj:
Are these not Falomo, Onikan and Eko hotel roundabout..!!

When has logos roundabout moved to Jos?

Are you sure you're normal?

BoldBrainz:


Are you sure you're normal?

Are there still any normal persons in Nigeria of today??

Agentsalt:
My goodness Akwa ibom own is something else,including that of zenith bank head office in Lagos.

Honestly they spend so much money on that

There's severe hunger in the land yet keeps on decorating rubbish everywhere

mu2sa2:
It was all-out madness. Nothing to do with religion. Though the antagonists were Muslims and Christians, it was ethnic-based violence. If you're in Jos North and you look like someone from jos South, even by your dressing, you're set upon. Jos north has a large Muslim population. The opposite was happening in jos south: if you look like a Muslim, even by your dressing, you're done for in that Christian- dominated area.
The Muslims were not doing it for Islam neither were the Christians doing it for Christianity. It was pure MADNESS fueled by ethnic bigotry.
Thank goodness, after all the madness of those days, there's some sense of saneness now. Though, I'm just wondering how the mainly young people who perpetrated the madness are dealing with their conscience now.
Violence of any kind involving taking of human lives is destructive to the soul. It takes a heavy toll on both the victor and vanquished alike. Take the ongoing isreal- hamas war for instance. You'd think it's all good for isreali soldiers given their upper hand in the conflict. Not necessarily, because there reports of thousands of them now battling ptsd. I read of an isreali soldier who said since his return from the war front in gaza he couldn't eat meat anymore on of having seen mangled human bodies of both side. War is terrible for ALL. PEACE hurts nobody.

Stop saying nonsense, nothing was ethnic based. It was purely religious based. And yes, Jos north has a good Muslim population, but they can't outnumber the population of Christians in the same Jos north.

Moreover, Jos north doesn't end at Dilimi, Anguwan rogo, Bauchi road, etc, Jos north is massive, and even if you dress like a pope in areas like Apata, Busa Buji, Rukuba road, etc, which are all the major residential areas in Jos north, nobody will touch you, but try that in the Muslim dominated areas and see. I know of a Yoruba Muslim woman who was chased out of her area at Yan Tire cos she was not 'Muslim enough'.

And before you say anything, I am Jos through and through, a berom man, born and brought up, spent the first 20 plus years of my life in Jos before moving, and I still go to Jos every December, like I will go again in a few days time.

What a beautiful season

mu2sa2:
It was all-out madness. Nothing to do with religion. Though the antagonists were Muslims and Christians, it was ethnic-based violence. If you're in Jos North and you look like someone from jos South, even by your dressing, you're set upon. Jos north has a large Muslim population. The opposite was happening in jos south: if you look like a Muslim, even by your dressing, you're done for in that Christian- dominated area.
The Muslims were not doing it for Islam neither were the Christians doing it for Christianity. It was pure MADNESS fueled by ethnic bigotry.
Thank goodness, after all the madness of those days, there's some sense of saneness now. Though, I'm just wondering how the mainly young people who perpetrated the madness are dealing with their conscience now.
Violence of any kind involving taking of human lives is destructive to the soul. It takes a heavy toll on both the victor and vanquished alike. Take the ongoing isreal- hamas war for instance. You'd think it's all good for isreali soldiers given their upper hand in the conflict. Not necessarily, because there reports of thousands of them now battling ptsd. I read of an isreali soldier who said since his return from the war front in gaza he couldn't eat meat anymore on of having seen mangled human bodies of both side. War is terrible for ALL. PEACE hurts nobody.

Muslim have significant population in Jos nor but Christians outnumber them by far. The only thing is the fact that the Muslims occupies the part of the centres which many people think they are larger in Jos North. That's my LGA

Emma1Oj:
Are there still any normal persons in Nigeria of today??

Chai !

Ezewuzie01:
The only people criticizing the decorations are Fulani muslims in Jos north and elsewhere who are not indigenes of Plateau state but want to take over the state by force through violence.

Is the hungry man on the streets too happy?

We haven't seen their Lagos yet

Nah MI and ice prince go contribute do this stuff. Cos Jos no get better Government

Odafe360:
The plateau State government has decorated almost all the major roundabout and junctions in Jos, Plateau State in the spirit of Christmas. While alot are criticising it the work, citing that there are major needs the citizens need and not decorations, others are celebrating the gesture.

This is the worst Christmas for me. No family, no money to even do anything whatsoever.

slickbak:

Bro, them nearly off me and my grandma 4 Bukuru side. 24 hours curfew hold us outside. Na Good samaritans house us until them relax curfew

Could not connect with a friend again after 2006, very wicked set of people

This is a welcome development.

Cutezt:


Stop saying nonsense, nothing was ethnic based. It was purely religious based. And yes, Jos north has a good Muslim population, but they can't outnumber the population of Christians in the same Jos north.

Moreover, Jos north doesn't end at Dilimi, Anguwan rogo, Bauchi road, etc, Jos north is massive, and even if you dress like a pope in areas like Apata, Busa Buji, Rukuba road, etc, which are all the major residential areas in Jos north, nobody will touch you, but try that in the Muslim dominated areas and see. I know of a Yoruba Muslim woman who was chased out of her area at Yan Tire cos she was not 'Muslim enough'.

And before you say anything, I am Jos through and through, a berom man, born and brought up, spent the first 20 plus years of my life in Jos before moving, and I still go to Jos every December, like I will go again in a few days time.

You berome people stubborn sha.... But I like that stubbornness cuz it enables you guys fight and defend your land from blood thirsty bastards.... Just wish Benue people where like that.... I nu just understand Benue despite the blood thirsty bastards been the smallest of all they still count scores with the majority

The first one they did on national library round about was looking like shrine, thank God de don change am

LeeSmart:

Anything that Bauchi road na dem get am oo, major advice to Christians is daht dey shouldn't travel along that route when there's crisis in jos.

I de tell you. That time if you de through that road to Unijos, if traffic hold you like this, na so your heart go just de beat

Odafe360:
The plateau State government has decorated almost all the major roundabout and junctions in Jos, Plateau State in the spirit of Christmas. While alot are criticising it the work, citing that there are major needs the citizens need and not decorations, others are celebrating the gesture.

No amount of sacrifices will be sufficient for the saviour who laid HIS life for the sins of many. I hail plateau state!

Those guys from religion of allah are coming to destroy it

This is AWESOME ,just for the love of the KING of KINGS.

TUANKU:

You sabi Jos wella. Those animals nearly off me for Jos during the September 2001 riots along Bauchi road.

Mine was behind Zero11 o.. since u left ujay 2011 I never near them again

Chidera57:

Mine was behind Zero11 o.. since u left ujay 2011 I never near them again

Ah! You were lucky. Dangerous areas. Me too once i escaped from Jos safely i haven't set foot there 😂

Shiriku festival time may Allah safe us from it SMH

Odafe360:
The plateau State government has decorated almost all the major roundabout and junctions in Jos, Plateau State in the spirit of Christmas. While alot are criticising it the work, citing that there are major needs the citizens need and not decorations, others are celebrating the gesture.

A Merry Christmas to the people of Jos and great peaceful prosperous New year to them

This is what we all thought portharcourt would look like this Christmas. 🙄☹️☹️

TUANKU:

Ah! You were lucky. Dangerous areas. Me too once i escaped from Jos safely i haven't set foot there 😂

They were killing pple house by house,
They will throw fire on the roof so that pple will run out..
Getting to our own turn, naso Amry came out from no where ..
I don say my last prayer called my family and off my phone when they 1st threw the 1st fire on our own roof..

Snapped with a useless phone camera

Chidera57:

They were killing pple house by house,
They will throw fire on the roof so that pple will run out..
Getting to our own turn, naso Amry came out from no where ..
I don say my last prayer called my family and off my phone when they 1st threw the 1st fire on our own roof..

You are a child of destiny, after that incident person no go ever kill you.
You were extremely lucky wow! They were burning house and when the occupants ran out they will either throw them back into the inferno or butcher them to death with machetes. Man's inhumanity to his fellow man.