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Want to have a fun time in Ibadan this weekend? Check out our guide now for the fun things to do: Children's Day Picnic | @ibadanliteracyhub 🗓️ : Saturday, 25th May | 10 am 📍 : Agodi Gardens. 🎟️ : ₦3,000 Basic Financing (DreamPOD’S Finance Series 1.0) | @thedreampodplace 🗓️ : Saturday, 25th May | 10 am 📍 : The DreamPOD Place. Heritage Mall, Cocoa House, Dugbe 🎟️ : FREE The Inferno Rave Party | @infernorave_party 🗓️ : Saturday, 25th May | 4 pm 📍 : Crystal Brass. New Airport Road, Alakia.

We don dress up o, we are set for the Epic Champions League Final. We shall be hosting you for free, at the Racecourse Amphitheater, Adamasingba. Side attractions: Ludo, Chess, Scrabble, FIFA, Table tennis, Snooker, Ayo Olopon, Predict and Win, WHOT. (From 12pm) Match viewing starts at 8pm. There are a lot of gifts to be won. It’s gonna be a great time.Sponsored by @imperialblueng | 32fm949feyinee

Nestled in the southwestern part of Nigeria, Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, stands as one of Nigeria’s largest and most culturally significant cities. Steeped in Yoruba tradition, Ibadan boasts a variety of historical landmarks, including Mapo hall, Bower Tower, the iconic Cocoa House, showcasing the city’s pivotal role in Nigeria’s economic history. Visitors can also explore the ancient city walls of Ibadan, serving as a testament to its past as a major military outpost. Whether you’re explo

IBADAN The city of “Ibadan” means “not a forest, not a savannah”. It comes from the phrase Ẹ̀bá òdán.It is built on Eleven hills. The Eleven Hills are: (1). Oke Padre (2). Oke Ado (3). Oke Bola (4). Oke Mapo (5). Oke Are (6). Oke Sapati (7). Oke Mokola (8). Oke Ibadan (9). Oke Itunu (10). Oke Aremo 11. Oke Seni But Ibadan is not just a City of Hills. It is also a City of 'Bottoms'. Loosely translated, 'idi' means bottom or the backside. Several people have attached sexual innuendoes to the names

We recently explored the Irefin Palace, an ancient site in Ibadan steeped in history. Standing since 1910, this remarkable palace at Irefin, Oje, was built by Oba Irefin Ogundeyi, a philanthropist and influential figure in Ibadan’s rich history. Today, the palace remains home to the relatives of the Irefin clan. However, due to its ongoing residential use, exploring this historical monument and tourist attraction might be a bit tricky for walk-in tourists. To ensure a smoother experience, it’s r