- İbadan'da kilise ve misyon. Mapo Hall'un önden görünümü, İbadan. Kakao Evi, İbadan. Ayo Lidiğbolu Başpiskoposu Evi.
- At the season of Nigeria's freedom in 1960, Ibadan was the biggest and most crowded city in the nation, and the second most crowded in Africa after Cairo.
- There is little in the way of real attractions in Ibadan, nor is there a real centre, though Dugbe contains the greatest concentration of banks and shops.
- The name Ibadan originates from the word “Eba Odan” a.k.a ‘by the edge of meadow’. Discover the top tourist attractions in Ibadan, Nigeria.
- According to HRH Sir Isaac Babalola Akinyele, the late Olubadan (king) of Ibadan (Olu Ibadan means Lord of Ibadan), in his authoritative book on the history of...
- It is located on the smmit of Oke-Are, the highest hill in Ibadan, and you can get a great view of Ibadan City from the tower.
- The British developed their new colony to facilitate their commercial activities in the area, and Ibadan shortly grew into the major trading center that it is today.
- Günümüzde surların kuşattığı alanın çapı 5 kilometredir. İbadan İngiliz sömürge idaresinin denetimine geçince mahallî önderlerin etkisi azaldı.
- Ibadan in Ibadan North West (Oyo State) with it's 3,565,108 citizens is a place in Nigeria about 271 mi (or 437 km) south-west of Abuja, the country's capital city.
- Ibadan güneybatı Nijerya'da, Lagos'un 128 kilometre (80 mil) iç kuzeydoğusunda ve 530 kilometre (330 mil) güneybatısında yer almaktadır.