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Zubairu FanaThe barrack is comfortable because you can get almost all the basic need as well as food stuff in the mammy market.
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Andrea anthonyThe picture is good for directional purpose
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Okey Baresi247 light, security and other beautiful places that makes life easier
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Williamson SpringsVery busy place. Orderly, because of the presence of naval officers but highly populated
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Sibigam OkoroSerene, disciplined and secure...great for those who serve us with protecting our waters
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Tola IdowuWell organize and serene environment.
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Yahaya Mustapha JibrinNigeria Navy Barrack. Manage by NNS WEY Ship
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Aimua EhiTerrible access roads. Swampy and mosquito infested.
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Peter EdeNeat environment, lovely people
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Emmy BrownCool place for relaxation
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Bolarinwa MoshudThis not just where I visited, its actually where I work. Its a very nice and calm vicinity which is the Nigerian Navy Barracks
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Tessa DoghorGrew up here. I have many pleasant memories about this place.
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Segun OluwoleResidential barracks for officials of the Nigerian Navy. Beautiful scenery with a market called the mammy market and a liesure place called sailing club
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Godwin Edet ItinamIt actually a town on it own, with banks, Business and a mini stadium under construction. It a well maintained barracks
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Fego OkiomahBeautiful Ambience
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Christopher EmokhareHousing quarters for The Nigerian Navy
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Remigius OhanuHospital ok but be careful with employees selling drugs directly to you
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Adeniyi AbiadeThe Nigerian Navy are known for the high level sanitation. The old Ojo barrack is not an exception. Although there is usually huge traffic in front of the barrack at rush hours but the security personnel are always out to bring non-compliant drivers to order.
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Abdulmojeed IlufoyeNot so clean
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Chimezie OtumbariConducive place
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Adeola AgunbiadeTerrible road especially if you go in from Alakija. Fairly better if you come in from Kirikiri road though
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Madon AdugwoThe barracks is improving. But more attention need to be paid on the roads and infrastructure inside.
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Onuka KaluNavy town Ojo Lagos is the residential settlement for naval officer. It is a community boasting of residential estates, school and the popular Nigerian Navy referral hospital.
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Olatunde shobajoThe road leading to this place is bad... Jesus Christ!!!
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Lawal FataiTraffic-prone area as owing to dilapidated Badagry express way
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Mathias OkeyHighly secured...the naval officers were courteous and alert..kudos
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Iyabode AdeyemoMy base, nice place to be with all the amenities required of a residence
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Usaku EmmanuelWhere I grew up..Beautiful place
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hafsat OgungboIt is a conducive environment well built houses and road with tight security
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Micheal EeoimemeGood hospital
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augustine cletusCome and flex Sailing Club..
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First Flower onyishiA neat and well organised barracks
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Princewill Sylvanus AlliNice road network within the base.
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Chukwuebuka MuokweNNSS OJO could be found inside the baracks
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OSAZE ANTHONYClean and tranquil
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Double M EngineeringCool place
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Jonathan WellentinIts a leaving quarters for the personnel
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ADEWALE JOHNSONVery nice n cool area
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Akachukwu FranklinHome of sailors
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henry johnProbably security only
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chinedu obaniGood area.
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haruna smithNaval base, mainly accommodation for personnel
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Temilade EgbewunmiHouses the Nigerian Navy Reference Hospital, Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Nigerian Navy Ship Wey etc
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Olorunsiwa SegunThe road to the place is very bad
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George IfendeMy best place here is the Nigerian navy sailing club. There you get to swim, sail, row or just hang out at the tarvens with music and drinks.
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Julian ChineyThe road is bad because of the trailers
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Bisi OyediranNavy town ojoo
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Arobo MosesCool and Reserved environment.
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Michael OnmonyaI was once a resident of the Naval Barrack. I have fund memories of the place
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Harrison SamsonPeaceful
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John BrownQuite peaceful, especially its neighbourhood. Organised too.
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Adeyemi AbimbolaThe environment is bad
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Funmilola FadahunsiGetting in was difficult. Too much traffic caused by security checks at the entrance gate.
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Adekola AdeyemiGod bless Nigeria
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Udeh FredrickNigerian Navy military barracks
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ISTIFANUS Samuel YahfarMilitary accommodation
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ezekiel lawalClean and improved environment
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SANI HASSAN BELLOVery fine place and good living
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Phils GladsonThey is maximum safety
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Kelly BethNavy secondary school
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uzoma ogochukwuIts has a master plan and good security
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Happiness CollinsConstant power supply
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Emmanuel OsawemenNigerian navy barracks. There is restricted entry but access to the mami market and mechanic village is unrestricted.
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roger johnSome officers harass visitors by the gate for ID. Ensure you carry an ID to be allowed entry.
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Nnorom KingsleyNavy town is so sweet and peaceful and well secured
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Zira VandeLoved it
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angi angiClean barracks
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seun onigbindeCool
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Titus NdahiBad road
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Emmanuel AkemuArmy area .. just a suitable accommodation for those whom it fits .. not an upscale living area
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Yirka Mark SarjusOrderly indifference
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Jonathan OmenuwaIts a Navy Barracks
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Abiye MaclynOk!
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Moses AdebayoGood
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Nawas NaziruVery secured
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Emomotimi LukeWell maintained
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Isaac IdeguNavy recruitment
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Lawal SamuelMilitary
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Jumbo PereVery secure
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ayobami olusegunLoved it
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Ossai AzukaYes
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Paulinus ObasiIt has a reference hospital
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Joe BasseyStaff house
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Jike JohnsonNice
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Evero AriaNavy barracks lagos
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Ibraheem RaheemHistory right there!
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Fayez JarbouhIs ok
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AUGUSTINE VICTORNice and well organized barrack
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Wasiu AzeezNew York
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Bernard IleogbenCool place
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George AnyanwuResidential space for Naval officers
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atoki samsonGud to b @ om
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Edaware OgheneKomeGwd