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Quentin
Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« on: September 16, 2005, 08:50 PM »

Good afternoon, chaps. I'm hoping to visit Nigeria soon, partaking in a holiday excursion with some old school chums. It should be an absolute wheeze!

However, I do have a pressing requirement for some basic information. Do you have any particularly good beaches? Only, me and the gang do so enjoy a leisurely drive to Margate or Southend so we can dip our toes! I'll also need to know what the laws are over there regarding alcohol, as we do like to quaff the odd dry sherry - perhaps more than is necessarily good for us! Once I get these small details out of the way, me and the chaps can come and visit your quaint little country. I'm sure we'll all get along famously!
joftech (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #1 on: September 17, 2005, 01:55 AM »

There are fine beaches here, Kuramo, Bar and the rest.

Who tells you Nigeria is a little country. Nonsense.
hot-angel (f)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #2 on: September 17, 2005, 05:29 AM »

Incase you wanna try something other than beaches. prolly like a natural pool/site view/animal views (zoo), clubing/ and much more banging. I'd say you go to Yankari game reserve in Bauchi state. Students from bauchi poly, always keep that place banging!

As for beaches. I will say the only beach i know. Lekki Beach (if it's still alive).
layi (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #3 on: September 17, 2005, 01:42 PM »

Try Obudu Hills in Calabar. They got a lake/natural swimming pool there. U'll love that place. It'll be "Home away from home".
As for beaches, try Kuramo. The others aint that good.

Quote from: Quentin on September 16, 2005, 08:50 PM
.... me and the chaps can come and visit your quaint little country. I'm sure .......
U killed my mood with that sacarstic statement!  Angry
obong (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #4 on: September 17, 2005, 02:44 PM »

Nigeria isnt known for beaches. The few it has arent wellt aken care of, but there are some in lagos and in akwa ibom (Nwaniba beach).
Buffy (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #5 on: September 19, 2005, 04:10 PM »

I thought Nigeria was land locked? These beaches on some sort of lake are they? Is it safe to swim or is it croc hunting territory?
obong (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #6 on: September 19, 2005, 04:55 PM »

nigeria isnt lanlocked, but even landlocked places can have beaches
joftech (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #7 on: September 19, 2005, 08:28 PM »

Quote
I thought Nigeria was land locked? These beaches on some sort of lake are they? Is it safe to swim or is it croc hunting territory?

Am still amaze about how dumb some people are about the countries of the world. You can do some googling and get everything you want about any country.

Even UAE have articial beaches.
Buffy (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #8 on: September 20, 2005, 12:30 PM »

dumb? Are you familiar with the geography, economics and social structure of all the worlds nations? Because I am not.

yes, theres Google, The Rough Guide and 101 other publications. I simply find it more useful and interesting to ask real people, who live there.

if this makes me dumb I am quite happy to leave you to more smart discussions?
joftech (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #9 on: September 20, 2005, 11:16 PM »

Well i won't  call myself an excyclopedia of world geography but i can tell you the climatic, political, ethincal and current event in 95% of the countries of the world.

Saying maybe NIgeria is land-locked shows that you have never seen the map of the world, or maybe you don't know how to interprete one if you see it.
layi (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #10 on: September 21, 2005, 11:29 AM »

The guyz is just beign sarcastic like his other folks on this board.
"Farmer wey dey set trap for squirell no know say im own yansh dey exposed (to baba God)"

I magine this statement
Quote from: Buffy on September 19, 2005, 04:10 PM
..................Is it safe to swim or is it croc hunting territory?
A whole Nigeria ? Men these guyz just piss me.
And if u see these 'things' you'll be moved to dash them money o.
bedone (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #11 on: January 08, 2006, 08:35 AM »

I have not been in there for a while now but I can tell you that they are not hard the find. Make sure you have the right people around you to show you the trips. Omo, Nigeria  Kiss e sweet ooo make sure you got naira plenty. Wink
simmy (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #12 on: February 15, 2007, 01:32 PM »

this my guy must be a member of the british royal family,  who else speaks english like that?Huh/ quentin is an apt name,  u make me think of some stiff old perverted english gentleman who's looking 4 a lil rump with some voluptous little balck girl from our quaint little country
ps. 9ja is more than twice hte size of the uk.
yemi87 (f)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #13 on: February 18, 2007, 03:05 PM »

hey, Slimmy you crack me up Cheesy, i totally agree with what you said. The guy is so stupid how can he say such a thing, the guy  is probaby an illiterate or totally obnoxious Angry and think less of other countries since africa is seen a third world. i agreed that he is old as that's what the do with their pension money.  however i'll be going to nigeria in a few weeks time i need to know the hot places to visit
simmy (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #14 on: February 19, 2007, 01:36 PM »

hey yemi
lagos is a lot of fun, if u'll be visiting lagos. u have to have a lot of cash to have fun though,  where to go depends on the kind of person u are,  u can have wholesome clean fun and u can delve into the naughtier stuff too if u choose,
LePhilippe (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #15 on: February 19, 2007, 05:31 PM »

Lol, quash,  You learn something new everyday!!
English1 (f)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #16 on: February 21, 2007, 04:44 PM »

lol.

I say Quentin old chap, spiffing post.
LePhilippe (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #17 on: February 22, 2007, 10:44 PM »

Oh jolly old Englishman, perhaps we may have a quash some other time.
suprted (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #18 on: July 20, 2007, 11:00 AM »

it's called a wind-up people, don't bite.
omega25red (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #19 on: July 20, 2007, 03:51 PM »

I am really upset with the person who posted this shitty message i hope you dont talk the way you write because im sure you would sound like a dumb ass. I dont understand why people who left Nigeria always act like they dont rememeber how to communicate with out trying to sound like they are better than every body else

I say if people are going to go back home you shouldn't be a poser be the real person that you are because itsnot a good look psst men what a jack ass calling people chums and chaps  Angry
Jakumo (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #20 on: July 20, 2007, 06:42 PM »

'Bout time someone called this poser on that bogus accent.  Quentin, you have got to be kidding.  That accent is beyond lame.  Is that the best you can do ?   Hell, not even real white British country toffs speak that way.    I say, old bean, spot of sherry, what ?   Jolly good show.   Yeah, right.    Somebody has been watching too many Austin Shagem movies, methinks.

Buffy S. Thompson, you'll be disapppointed to hear that Nigeria isn't croc hunting territory, but it is BAT COUNTRY for sure, and I'm talking frigging vampires, dude.
hola2ng (m)
Re: Good Beaches in Nigeria & Laws Concerning Alcohol?
« #21 on: July 20, 2007, 07:23 PM »

@topic.
i guess he asked a question -in a funny kind of way which has got some people offended.
Anyways, i am sure you will have fun whenever you and your old school chums do decide to visit.
Cheers !
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