clovislouis:
what's up dear

am fine, thanks

Dymondgurl:
am fine, thanks

can I be a frnd to this princess

AutosBay:
Good for them why didn't you go to Liberia, and sell Ebola Sanitizers there, Nigerians jumping up and down since 1960.

My friend shot up your mouth if you don't have anything to say. I guess u are still under ur parents care, they feed u , cloth u and give u pocket money... That's why u don't under why most Nigerians like you move around, whether Nigeria or Angola, nowhere is safe. There are still nigerians making it big in Angola . So, Mr Ode Zip ur bad mouth!

clovislouis:
can I be a frnd to this princess

We talking ur fellow Nigerians languishing in Angola, you dey here dey pursue woman ... God is watching u ooo lolz

clovislouis:
can I be a frnd to this princess

well, that depends on the kind of frienship you want

marcelc:

We talking ur fellow Nigerians languishing in Angola, you dey here dey pursue woman ... God is watching u ooo lolz

Dymondgurl:
kk

hopeful

Hmmm....paying $6000 -$10 000 for a 1 year work permit in Angola? You need to be in jail. The guy in jail and still don't learn most countries enforce their laws.

Dymondgurl:
well, that depends on the kind of frienship you want

Your smile is a killer sha

ronald4lif:


Your smile is a killer sha

thanks.

Shame.Angolans that are asylum seekers in SA.

IVORY2009:


The major problem with nairaland admin, is dat dey dont verify topics before placing it on front page, you may be right.

my broda, this story is 100percent real..... I have up to 25friends(including family) in Angola and I've been there myself.... To acquire an Angolan permit is very difficult..... As I dey talk to u now, everybody dey indoor for Angola..... And for those persons who believe that angola have nothing to offer nigerians, una better ask our naija/southafrican brodas make dem tell una on how everything here na Double Double....

It as been recorded dat in evry prison in d world der is a nigerian I wonder wen fellow nigerians wil start seein our country as home

Are u SEUN [quote author=richt75 post=29148317][/quote]

Oga sir i didn't say they should be killed or something. I just said what i feel. Whiich is true. Their type is the reason we have bad name tagged to us worldwide.

alex406:
why not use your God given wisdom for once rather than being heartless.

klodike:
This topic should read: criminals giving Nigeria a bad name around Africa.

o holier than thou man, I disagree with you.visa prblm dsnt make them criminals.

Angola? i beg, wetin dey Angola?

Iku ma wa ya ju esin ooooooo

Oga na u know that one. I don't believe all this visa crap. What are they doing where they are not wanted

prophetfire:
o holier than thou man, I disagree with you.visa prblm dsnt make them criminals.

Nmeri17:
anywhere you go on earth and don't find a Nigerian, run bro!! ruuuuuun!!!

PS: that word "LANGUISHING" is very deep

I don't believe this.

What a shame. If your papers are not complete, go back home, why remain illegally in a strange country where you are not a resident. If you want to extend your stay, come back home and try doing so. We, nigerians, must stop giving our country a bad name. It is unfair to other responsible Nigerian citizens who may have good reasons to visit those countries.

I am currently in Mauritius enjoying the Xmas holidays. It is a beautiful island with diverse group of people, culture and religion. The good thing is that they really don't know nigeria so much as a country. Those who know, probably encountered Nigerians who came on vacations and left a good impression. Many of the locals think we are South Africans or Kenyans. They even complained South Africans give them little problems. I am so happy telling them I'm a Nigerian without a negative feedback. They are so inquisitive to know our country and when I tell them we have crude oil, they scream like "nigeria must be a rich place". We have also met some Nigerians here too (students on exchange programme). Overall, I think it is my responsibility to play my part as a responsible citizen and ambassador to my country and ensure that other Nigerians coming here in the future enjoy themselves and get to hear positive things about Nigerians like I have.

Let's us all be responsible citizens and ambassadors.

Boss13:
What a shame. If your papers are not complete, go back home, why remain illegally in a strange country where you are not a resident. If you want to extend your stay, come back home and try doing so. We, nigerians, must stop giving our country a bad name. It is unfair to other responsible Nigerian citizens who may have good reasons to visit those countries.

I am currently in Mauritius enjoying the Xmas holidays. It is a beautiful island with diverse group of people, culture and religion. The good thing is that they really don't know nigeria so much as a country. Those who know, probably encountered Nigerians who came on vacations and left a good impression. Many of the locals think we are South Africans or Kenyans. They even complained South Africans give them little problems. I am so happy telling them I'm a Nigerian without a negative feedback. They are so inquisitive to know our country and when I tell them we have crude oil, they scream like "nigeria must be a rich place". We have also met some Nigerians here too (students on exchange programme). Overall, I think it is my responsibility to play my part as a responsible citizen and ambassador to my country and ensure that other Nigerians coming here in the future enjoy themselves and get to hear positive things about Nigerians like I have.

Let's us all be responsible citizens and ambassadors.

This is obviously a lie from the pit of hell or you've just not moved around. Nigeria is very popular in Mauritius.