Trans Amusement Park Bodija Ibadan

Good morning and welcome to another Friday morning on hangout 9ja. We are still in the city of Ibadan and the location right now is to park. If you’re a good follower of our post, you would know we already talked about OPay in Ibadan. Guess it also operate in Lagos. All you have to do is get on your mobile phone (Android or IOS device) and search for OPay. It’s a prepaid service but must of the ORide bikers are agent of the service so when you call a bike or tricycle to your destination, you’re sure you’ll get your locomotion purse refilled with to move around the city.



Merry go round is one of the biggest  fun of park outside the roller coaster (my opinion). Most of the parks have attended, the merry go round are always in a bad shape but one could be lucky to enjoy the one at Ibadan. If one is looking for a thing to bring out the child  in a person, then enjoy the fun robots.




Don’t every make the mistake of going to park all by yourself. Learn to go with friends. But if you’re going this Friday, I’m certain you won’t be alone because families and church group do park during the weekends. My opinion, it’s not such fun to go to park without having people around you. Even the staffs wouldn’t give you maximum attention as at when you have folks to mingle with. Looking for someone to hangout with, just contact me. If you’re a lady and you don’t mind my ugly looks, you could beep me and you know the hangout guy would be there.






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