A Division Roundabout

4 Olayiwola Oromidayo - 3 months ago

It's a roundabout in the heart of Ilorin. It would have been nicer if the grass and weeds in the place are properly groomed, instead, they grow thick and unkept as at yesterday 24th June, 2022 when I passed the area. This doesn't really give Ilorin a nice look, compared to other states capitals. Worse, some cows were in the middle of the road! It was already late yesterday, else, I would have taken their pictures. I think Kwara State govt should do better and take more responsibility for a more befitting state capital.

5 Bolaji Abass Sakariyau - 3 months ago

This is located close to a busy main road. The roundabout, the busy road, the market people, and all. But all the same, you've got to be extremely careful, and watchful.

4 sunkanmi tiamiyu - a month ago

It's space in ilorin where marketing and security of lives and property stand head to head. Very lovely and beautiful sight and seen

4 Abdulraqib Ibrahim - 3 years ago

A very beautiful view and the traffic control is awesome it links to different routes, offa garage, unity and challenge-post office.

5 adebayo ojiwusi - 3 months ago

Major roundabout in Ilorin, has a lot of shops, banks, medicine store, major police station. Links the major roads leading out of Ilorin.

3 ÀÌNÁ Bólá - 7 months ago

A major roundabout beside railway crossing, on Murtala Muhammad way, that connects Offa Garage to Post Office and Unity road. Usually very busy in the morning and evening. Named after Nigeria Police A Division Ilorin, Kwara State.

4 ADEMOLA OYEYEMI - 7 months ago

An iconic landmark in Ilorin, also known to some as the Unity roundabout. Its name is coined from the fact that it is adjacent to the A-Division Station of the Nigeria Police Force in Ilorin, Kwara State. The roundabout connects three major roads namely the unity-taiwo road, challenge-postoffice road and offa garage road thus often resulting to traffic gridlock during peak periods in the morning and evening. The roundabout is usually manned by the traffic wardens of the Nigeria Police Force.