ihesiuloa:

if you had gotten ur visa here before leaving you wouldn't have paid $50 extra at the airport.. I paid at d airport bcoz I obtained visa at the airport which was the fee but police or immigration could still ask for money.

Donsammi:


abuja .
yeah I do .


water ,road,healthcare ,at lease steady power...(resides in gwarinpa/also Kubwa)

bro that's a capital for God's sake.

Beey:
Hahaa, you!

Caramelia:
It's not beneficial to anyone around here to have endless debates about which country is better, more developed or greener. I lived in Kenya in my very early teens and I've got both good and bad memories (no where on earth is perfect). Use whatever little you have to make things around you better.

I visited Nigeria for the first time last May 2016. One of my very close friend's dad passed away and I wanted to pay my final respects. After the funeral, I was taken for a few tours.

For the first time I ate real Nigerian food "no offense to my BFF's overseas who have always entertained me with Ogbono, Banga, Eba, Efo " There was just something different about eating the same foods in Nigeria that felt wholesome sorry girlies. I'm totally in love with Kpomo and Eba !!!

I spend 2 weeks both in Lagos and Benin. As a fellow African when you visit another African country people just assume you are from there. People just spoke to me in different dialects assuming I understood what they were saying (my friends kept laughing and correcting their relatives saying I was not even from Nigeria.) What I'm trying to say is that we are all African, nobody saw me as any different than the next person. Bottom line is I was given a very warm welcome, I was shown a lot of love and I enjoyed myself totally.

When I returned to my adopted home, everybody was excitedly waiting to hear first hand about my trip. Everybody commented on my smooth face. What is in the Nigerian Water though My skin was glowing like a lit bulb, my face to be precise. I have mild acne and my breakouts cleared within a week, my face was so smooth. That is one of the things I will never forget about that trip. Thank goodness for the pictures I took. I find myself reminiscing because I'm back to ground zero.

When you get an opportunity to visit a different African country, always go with an open mind. That's the only way you'll enjoy the experience while you are there

Exciton:


There's no bias intended when a tourist posts pics of beautiful African cities he visits.

The comparison was inevitable. We are both African nations. If they can get basic things done, if they've got access to basic amenities like 24/7 electricity, so should we.

The Nigerian people, leaders and culture of mediocrity have created an unsafe and unjust society where nothing works, theives reign and merit is worthless.

You can all keep up with the cognitive dissonance, but the honest fact is that we've created a horrible place for our next generation to live in.

Chelseafan1:


Nairobi is beautiful. Wanna visit.

smithsydny:
make God punish u for this rubbish u wrote ... Foool.. We fucking tax in fucking country and your talking of solar.. No just make me vex ooo.. Idiot.. Are u aware that some were in Germany they pay citizens to use light? Are u aware? Don't does criminals see those things.. Ahhhh this girl.. I no go talk u shaa. Make I leave am. Just imagine I went to ministry of finance to seek for letter header paper and signature for something dem director admin say cu's am not a staff he can't give me..

iyke926:


Lol. Bros calm down na. Just free her like I did. She is a jester but her jokes are rankling.





Bedlam, you still dey Kenya?

uboma:




You are wrong once again.

Adam took his decision and that decision was a wrong one.

Adam's inability to make the right decision even when he had the choice to, is what led to the downfall of Man in general.

BedLam:


No sir. You want see me ?

iyke926:


Lol. Bros calm down na. Just free her like I did. She is a jester but her jokes are rankling.





Bedlam, you still dey Kenya?

smithsydny:
OK boss.. I dey calm bro. U know wen this people see truth and still say its lies e dey kill my kidney. But God them and buhari

Pidgin2:


People were paid around May 2016 in Germany because production exceeded demand, it doesn't mean they're always paid to do this. Oya call another country in this world where they pay citizens to use light haha, enjoy your bann..

Maduawuchukwu:


What do you mean by do we have all those amenities?
Squares are for relaxation. Don't we have relaxation spots in Nigeria? What of millenium park In Abuja?
What do u mean by do we have walkways? Do you live in the forest that u ask such a question?
I have lived in 5 places in Kaduna and one place in Abuja; that Is Gwagwalada. Out of all these places, it's only the place I am living in now that I have not been able to get public supply. In Gwagwalada the water supply was too constant.
As regards security, most places in Nigeria are relatively safe. Nigeria is made up of many states and cities and in most of them security is good. I have never seen an armed robber in my life! Don't generalize.

Muafrika2:


Yeah, I've seen documentaries where in developed countries, the extra power made from solar during the day time is added to the grid and deducted from the amount consumed from the national grid at night. I think Solar power is the way to go in Africa.

BedLam:
Yes I will. So far they are very helpful but Nairobi is not a place to forget anything. Lol. Lost my wallet with 200$. Couldn't find it.

nivlark254:

i dont know where this misconception that being of asian descent you are not Kenyan. some of these asians have only seen india in tv.the way things are moving i see some who will start saying the businesses are owned by somalis not black africans so where are somalis from?

claremont:


I think it reflects the sad fact that the people who say such things have never travelled and mingled with people from other cultures. These are the same people who will see white Zimbabweans and call them British, forgetting that most of these white Africans have never even set foot outside Zimbabwe, and their ancestors have lived in Zimbabwe for generations. I have a white female friend in the UK who is originally from Zimbabwe, it's only recently she has started trying to get her indefinite stay UK visa. She is as white as any other British-born person. In Nairobi, there are communities dominated by people from somali descent, but they are 100% Kenyans. It's the same with Kenyans from Asian descent, some of them consider it offensive to label them as Asians, they are full-fledged Kenyans and they are proud of their Kenyan heritage.

dazzlingd:

Thank you!!

Nigerians are by far the most successful people in Africa, we set up the pace in entrepreneurship and innovations.
Unlike many African countries like South africa which depend on foreign owned businesses.

PissedYagami:

South African businesses are not foreign owned mate. Those are white South Africans not foreigners

kuchikau:
carefully investigate d downfall of many great men.

cutieme:
I think this pidgin2 of a girl is linked to all those unscrupulous politicians that is why she keeps taking sides with them and see nothing wrong with the way they are piloting the affairs of Nigeria.

abbeyty:


you guys should ignore that thing, i am assure she has not left her village since she was born that is why she still have that kind of mentality. she should be living in a jungle dragging banana with monkeys for her breakfast lunch and dinner

Pidgin2:


This is what the white folks think of you and your kindred. Nothing more nothing less

smithsydny:
I won't pity u sister.. Lemme talk about calabar alone.. After Donald left, wen imoke entered did u hear anything about that place again.. If they have Nigerian at heart won't that place u mentioned be booming now? Abeg abeg just behave ooo..