skylane:
please sir,I saw your statements about hotel workers in turkey,I have 6yrs experience in hospitality industry with diff positions,I am very interested,how much do you think I will spend in total,to get the tourist visa,BTA etc so that I can come over(I have my passport)please no vex help me explain,you seem nice n sincere to me

Codeblues:

Oga Sloye using N400 equivalent to the above per week is 28k and 112k per month. Unfortunately the person family in Naija will be expecting him or her to send money to build mansion because e dey obodo oyinbo.

Malayy:
No be this bekistas tear my 28k ticket that time.. Rubbish!

Malayy:
No be this bekistas tear my 28k ticket that time.. Rubbish!

Codeblues:

Oga Sloye using N400 equivalent to the above per week is 28k and 112k per month. Unfortunately the person family in Naija will be expecting him or her to send money to build mansion because e dey obodo oyinbo.

sloye5:
Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey and the fifth-largest city in the world by population, is considered European, yet it occupies two different continents. One part of Istanbul lies in Europe and the other part lies in Asia. Istanbul’s European part is separated from its Asian part by the Bosphorus strait, a 31-km-long waterway that connects the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara, and forms a natural boundary between the two continents. Two suspension bridges across the Bosporus - the Bosporus Bridge and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, also called Bosporus Bridge II, connect the two sides, yet many tourist prefer to visit the European side of Istanbul because of its historical significance. The European side is also the city’s commercial center with banks, stores and corporations and two-third of its population. The Asian side feels more relaxed, with wide boulevards, residential neighbourhoods and fewer hotels and tourist attractions.

justwise

Mynd44

lalasticlala

RIPEnglish:
Op, you not knowledge at all, it is besiktas not bekistas.

sloye5:


$70 per week

sloye5:
Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey and the fifth-largest city in the world by population, is considered European, yet it occupies two different continents. One part of Istanbul lies in Europe and the other part lies in Asia. Istanbul’s European part is separated from its Asian part by the Bosphorus strait, a 31-km-long waterway that connects the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara, and forms a natural boundary between the two continents. Two suspension bridges across the Bosporus - the Bosporus Bridge and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, also called Bosporus Bridge II, connect the two sides, yet many tourist prefer to visit the European side of Istanbul because of its historical significance. The European side is also the city’s commercial center with banks, stores and corporations and two-third of its population. The Asian side feels more relaxed, with wide boulevards, residential neighbourhoods and fewer hotels and tourist attractions.

justwise

Mynd44

lalasticlala

castrokins:
Why does every country in this world appear better than Nigeria?

sloye5:
bekistas

RIPEnglish:
Op, you not knowledge at all, it is besiktas not bekistas.

Kizyte:
Oga Bekistas abi Besiktas, which one?

watchindelta:
you sure dey use euro. it more than that bro is only romania that pay poor

watchindelta:
you sure dey use euro. it more than that bro is only romania that pay poor

sloye5:


carry am go wema bank go collect money...and i wont edit it..cry if you want

What is my own, it is your shames & ignorant that you are displayed on the online. What is my own. Mr Olodo.

sloye5:


pick any one way you want and quit crying