Why I LOVE JOS

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Its only in Jos you will enter car for a long distance, give them N50, made to move and they will call you and give you N20 change😂.... All states should be like jos mbok😂😂😂😂
Its only in Jos that a drop is N150😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its only in Jos that a basket full of cucumber is N200 and jara will almost reach another basket😂
Its only in Jos you will dress anyhow but still stand out like a celebrity, lol🚶🚶🚶🚶🚶🚶🚶😂
Its only in Jos you can still use N20,000 for monthly upkeep in this recession and still have N5,000 change at the end of the month😂😂😂
Its only in Jos you will see fresh and eye catching varieties of veggies and fruits 🍓🍒🍆🍇🍑🍐🍈🍄🍋😍😘
Its only in Jos your car will break down, 5 unknown people will stop to help you fix it, spending hours of their expensive time and still tell you sannu (sorry) at the end of the day😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its only in Jos you will see a woman love a man that has no money like its her life😢😃😃😂
Its only in Jos you will be greeted by a man who's defecating by the road side😀 (Then you turn, look and greet back and he will answer smiling and pushing his thing😂😀😂😂😂😂.... If u can't relate with this you are not a jtown bred)
. It's only in Jos that a staff of your school will accommodate you for more than a year, let you drive her car to school, feed you by personally cooking for you and heat up water for you to bathe and make your tea on a daily basis (with no strings attached)
! It's only in Jos that an ex-student can afford to maintain a house rent for more than 2 years after graduation, not because of any spill over but the hospitable nature of the place and her people! It's only in Jos that the cost of audio-visual production is way less yet World-class with a plethora of crew and talent, something you can't find even in the neighbouring aristocratic Abuja!
It's only in Jos, you can stay and forget you are not an indigene but privileged to have more families you may not end up forgetting in a hurry
It's only in Jos that you have a miniature Nigeria which can boast of globally acclaimed non-indigenous celebrities that have remained permanent residents and guests of their host community no matter how far and wide they travel; always wanting to come back home! Yes indeed, always wanting to come back to "The Home Of Peace And Tourism".
It's only in Jos you will be walking with a friend and two of you sees another friend both of you will stop shake hands with each other including your friend you're walking with and continue to walk. I just love this town jere.
I miss Jos because am Jostified.
It's only in jos that you see people complaining there is cold while they are wearing only singlet😂😂
If I remember more I shall edit😂😂😂😂
If you love Jos, have lived in Jos or still base in Jos add yours, let's go there..... #ILoveJos
Jtown rock jare👍👌👌👍👍😘
Jos will always be my best town👍
*Made In Jos*

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