mimi234: Just curious.

When you go to Nigeria for holidays with your family how long do you stay? Would you say two weeks is too short??

mimi234: Wow T22 3 months just for holiday! Yeah I'm planning to go..hmmm.

Billyonaire: So people still live abroad ? That's absurd.

naijacann: @Billyonaire, u dey craze.
For me, the last time I visited was last dec. I stayed 7 wks mainly in the east
navigating between Owerri,PH and Umuahia. I was in Owerri(the entertainment hdqtrs of the south) 80% of the time, banging, fcukng and screwing as many IMSU, Polynekede and Alvan girls as I could get- a total of 27 girls by the way I bonked. Its expensive though. I'm thinking of going again next yr; target will be 50 girls for 8 wks. What a sweet world.

norrisman: Since I left 10 years ago, I have been back 4 times and the longest I have stayed is 12 days. I enjoy it when I am in the country (suya, old friends, charcolit chicken ) but the security situation always makes me countdown to the when I leave from the day I arrive! The fact is I never go on holiday to Nigeria, I always go for a reason e.g. my wedding, my mums birthday, my friends wedding. I go on holiday to more exotic places.

I think 2 weeks is more than adequate provided you are not trying to do stuff like,the decking of the house you are building, obtain a new passport, collect your transcript from some university in rural Ekiti state e.t.c

Fhemmmy:

A friend once said that he cant go to Nigeria on vacation, cos you never get the chance to really relax.
He prefers to go to the Caribbean countries to chill, but i differ, however, lately i am beginning to agree with him, i only like the idea that while relaxing, mixing it with buz is not bad as well

queensmith: i dont actually go often, last time was 3 weeks and that was too dem long. This time i'm keeping it short and sweet 12 days (and that even sounds long).

Na wa oh.
i will spend a year in Nigeria if i have the opportunity . . . . . . . But all for business oh.

Fhemmmy:

Na wa oh.
i will spend a year in Nigeria if i have the opportunity . . . . . . . But all for business oh.

queensmith:

You don't have to be there to run a business well (though it's advised) you just need trustworthy people.

Depends on the kinda business . . . Nigerians will burn you to your bones when you are not around, but dont get me wrong oh, there are great people in Nigeria that are still trustworthy, but finding them takes fasting and praying . . .

naijasexy: I am going home in a couple of days and would be spending 8 weeks. I am looking forward to it.