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Hi Boss. I came across your article, It's quite eye opening.

How does one travel to cotonou without a passport easily, the right way, and how can one get an apartment in coutonou and environs that is cheap

bro1010:
How does one travel to cotonou without a passport easily, the right way, and how can one get an apartment in coutonou and environs that is cheap

Go to Mile 2 Bus stop
You are drivers there going straight to Benin rep
Or you can cross by yourself
Without passport
But beware of those customs and Immigration officers oooooh

Is there any Nigerian who resides/do business in Cotonou, Benin Republic here?

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Is there any Nigerian who resides/do business in Cotonou, Benin Republic here?

Op please help with this question. Cost of living, what kind of business is profitable and/or getting employed will be appreciated.

OP do you guide people on vodoo tourism or recommend good priests in areas like quiddah ect

rinzaugustine:
OP do you guide people on vodoo tourism or recommend good priests in areas like quiddah ect

How does one go to Cotonou from Abuja if u want to go for a family vacation with four children....what do I need and what about good hotels that are kids friendly ....how much should I budget in December

Cassie74:
How does one go to Cotonou from Abuja if u want to go for a family vacation with four children....what do I need and what about good hotels that are kids friendly ....how much should I budget in December

Hi Cassie 74,

Lemme see if I can help.

I'm not sure you can get Cotonou directly from Abuja, except probably with ABC transport, Chisco, Cross country, or any of those other luxurious transports. However, you'll definitely get in Lagos.

You have two options: take the much easier way with the luxurious buses which will save you the hassles of border crossing (but more expensive) or go to Mile 2 in Lagos and look for the smaller transports to Bénin who'll charge lesser and may probably help you cross.

Accommodation in Cotonou isn't that difficult. I think with 15 to 25k CFA per night, you'll get a decent family room in a hotel at the center of the city. You may have to check the current exchange rates though.

How much you'll need depends on how long you intend staying. Transportation per person from Lagos should not be more than 2000 NGN for the cheap Mile 2 option, or greater than 7000 NGN for the luxurious transport option.

Others can contribute to help. Ugosample sabi this wella.

chnovpaul:


Hi Cassie 74,

Lemme see if I can help.

I'm not sure you can get Cotonou directly from Abuja, except probably with ABC transport, Chisco, Cross country, or any of those other luxurious transports. However, you'll definitely get in Lagos.

You have two options: take the much easier way with the luxurious buses which will save you the hassles of border crossing (but more expensive) or go to Mile 2 in Lagos and look for the smaller transports to Bénin who'll charge lesser and may probably help you cross.

Accommodation in Cotonou isn't that difficult. I think with 15 to 25k CFA per night, you'll get a decent family room in a hotel at the center of the city. You may have to check the current exchange rates though.

How much you'll need depends on how long you intend staying. Transportation per person from Lagos should not be more than 2000 NGN for the cheap Mile 2 option, or greater than 7000 NGN for the luxurious transport option.

Others can contribute to help. Ugosample sabi this wella.

Abc will charge her 12k thereabouts to Cotonou
But it's worth it if you are going with kids, because immigration for SEME no be here o

They are wicked

Ugosample:



Abc will charge her 12k thereabouts to Cotonou
But it's worth it if you are going with kids, because immigration for SEME no be here o

They are wicked

Thank you....still divided between Cotonou & Ghana