Algerian1:


mid 90s in Algeria there was terrorism, and the hard economic recession that made the cities horrible, no maintenance , no new development but after 2000, the situation changed a lot and the Algerian cities have changed their faces as well. I'm sure if you come back to visit you will be surprised

Absolutely spot on, there was terrorism then called FIS but I just enjoyed the beauty of Algiers, and allowed the police to deal with the terrorists, I forgot to add, I was also in Tclemcen, I hope l got the spelling correct, Algeria is a beautiful country

Another bloody Travel agent trying to lure Nigerians into prostitution and slavery

legendary4luv:


Wow, are there menial jobs for we Nigerian in Algeria?

well difficult to say , here we see a lot of illegal immigrants from Cameroun, Nigeria, Mali , Côte d’Ivoire , tchad, Ghana ect.. who work in the construction building sites, cleaning streets to get money to continue to europ the police close their eyes and there are a lot of building sites where they need masons and maneuvers .

There is the students category who study in Algerian universities with a scholarship ( from there country or from algerian gouvernment accords) . so they dont need to work

there is also a category of beggars in the streets ( most of them came from Niger, mali ) .


and of course those who comes with their international big companies for major contracts in Algeria same then other weternes , asians foreigners in Algeria .

so i think its not easy to get a good job for a foreigner, if you are not recruited by an international company before coming .

Oran in 1910 and 2014

Algiers 1890 and 2011

Algerian1:


well difficult to say , here we see a lot of illegal immigrants from Cameroun, Nigeria, Mali , Côte d’Ivoire , tchad, Ghana ect.. who work in the construction building sites, cleaning streets to get money to continue to europ the police close their eyes and there are a lot of building sites where they need masons and maneuvers .

There is the students category who study in Algerian universities with a scholarship ( from there country or from algerian gouvernment accords) . so they dont need to work

there is also a category of beggars in the streets ( most of them came from Niger, mali ) .


and of course those who comes with their international big companies for major contracts in Algeria same then other weternes , asians foreigners in Algeria .

so i think its not easy to get a good job for a foreigner, if you are not recruited by an international company before coming .

This is very correct, I recalled during the conference that brought me to Algeria, I saw several illegal immigrants from different parts of Africa and I wonder how they survive without a legitimate job, like you highlighted in your post, is either you are schooling via scholarship, working as an expat or visiting as a tourist or attending a conference , or else it is difficult to hustle illegally in Algeria

Pidgin2:
Another bloody Travel agent trying to lure Nigerians into prostitution and slavery

Algerian1:


well difficult to say , here we see a lot of illegal immigrants from Cameroun, Nigeria, Mali , Côte d’Ivoire , tchad, Ghana ect.. who work in the construction building sites, cleaning streets to get money to continue to europ the police close their eyes and there are a lot of building sites where they need masons and maneuvers .

There is the students category who study in Algerian universities with a scholarship ( from there country or from algerian gouvernment accords) . so they dont need to work

there is also a category of beggars in the streets ( most of them came from Niger, mali ) .


and of course those who comes with their international big companies for major contracts in Algeria same then other weternes , asians foreigners in Algeria .

so i think its not easy to get a good job for a foreigner, if you are not recruited by an international company before coming .

Thanks alot brotherly, I just wish I can secure job in Algeria..... One can boost of being in Europe while in Algeria because no much difference when it comes to structures, infrastructure and landscape

Pidgin2:
Another bloody Travel agent trying to lure Nigerians into prostitution and slavery

You don old pass this nonsense wey you dey do for NL
Try get sense small naaaa

[quote author=AngelicBeing post=62211918]You are right, I was in Algeria for a conference around mid 90's, I used the opportunity to visit Oran, Constantine, Tamarrasset, Ghardiah, Ainsalah, Bouzeria in Algiers, I clubbed in Anaba with a pretty Algerian girl, drank liquor and retired to my hotel room, Algeria is a nice country but you must be good at French and Arabic to be able to communicate very well with the locals although some Algerians speak English as well, Algeria was developed by France and it has beautiful Architectural design, I like Algerian girls, and I enjoyed many of them during my visit, At Op, kudos to you, you made me recall my adventures in Algiers [/quoteDo they love black guys or what?Also,how much did your visa cost?

[quote author=cutieme post=62220753][/quote]Lol, I have forgotten how much I paid for the visa, it was a conference l attended and my visa was obtained in Europe and l flew to Algiers

AngelicBeing:
Lol, I have forgotten how much I paid for the visa, it was a conference l attended and my visa was obtained in Europe and l flew to Algiers

And u saidbthe girls are?

cutieme:
And u saidbthe girls are?

Hian, it seems you also like girls, yes, Algerian girls are freaking pretty and seductive

Algerian1 were you the one with a deactivated username who frequented African Military threads?

Algeria is a beautiful largely thanks to the French who literally designed and built most - if not all the European-style houses dotting every nook and cranny of every city in Algeria. The Algerian people should be praised for keeping those structures in pristine condition. Walahi, 9ja na yeye country. I dey vex here. The thunder wey go roast our leaders past and present no be here ooo. Something dey fundamentally wrong with our leaders. Walahi!

AngelicBeing:
Hian, it seems you also like girls, yes, Algerian girls are freaking pretty and seductive

Really?Having a mixed breed won't be bad idea o

cutieme:
Really?Having a mixed breed won't be bad idea o

Amoto94:
Algerian1 were you the one with a deactivated username who frequented African Military threads?

yes its me ( chkil )

lol

cutieme:
And u saidbthe girls are?

Oga, na all the thread u dey? Abeg free woman matter o

Algerian1:


yes its me ( chkil )

Algeria is a nice country and it shares certain thing in common with Nigeria like oil wealth and mountainous regions.

Pidgin2:
Another bloody Travel agent trying to lure Nigerians into prostitution and slavery

Aunty why are you filled with negativity........... it's not a crime to leave Naija n Visit other countries.


Must you comment rudely?

Algiers

we can see behind the great mosque of Algiers , under construction with a mltifonction minaret of 270 m tall with restaurants, , museum , a library ,, a reserch center, skylobbies, restaurants, shops, terraces when finished it will be a nice site to visit

Vaseline crew will do justice to these pictures

AngelicBeing:



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Falls from Mango tree.
Phahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

This lady has really irked so many peeps here.

NONNYG:
Vaseline crew will do justice to these pictures

Laugh wan injure me here ooooo
Phahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Choi!

ferhyntorlah:


Falls from Mango tree.
Phahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

This lady has really irked so many peeps here.

Lol, she is a frustrated, depressed, bitter, lonely, pained visa reject and she deserves all the flogging from me and everyone to reset her brain, where is my koboko to flog sense into her

Algerian departments ( 48 called wilaya )

For people who likes history and architecture , you have to visit the old town el Casbah in Algiers , classified as UNESCO World Heritage Site you will find many palaces built in the 16th , 17th , 18th centuries to visit


in pics Dar Mustapha Pacha built in 1798

Dar Ahmed Pacha built in the 16th century

the Casbah

Pls i'd like to be cleared if one can enter Algeria through mali or niger republic by road and how is the route?