Is anyone going to tarkwa bay beach anytime soon?
i plan to splend 2 days on the beach (the eve of Christmas and Christmas itself) , but don't want to go alone. Quote me if you also have plans to go there too. or lets chat on watsapp 0-8-1-5-6-8-5-4-9-9-9

chris81964:


I was there last year in May. Beautiful island and beautiful people. There are quite a few churches. I still don't understand why they had a rail road on the Island. I did visit the police station and drank coco nut water that was offered to me by the locals.

Please how can I get to "takwa bay" from CMS??

Ayokunleayoolashakirudeen:
Is anyone going to tarkwa bay beach anytime soon?
i plan to splend 2 days on the beach (the eve of Christmas and Christmas itself) , but don't want to go alone. Quote me if you also have plans to go there too. or lets chat on watsapp 0-8-1-5-6-8-5-4-9-9-9

Please how can I get to "takwa bay" from CMS??

Amusaopeyemi:

From Oshodi, take a BRT Bus and alight at CMS, you'll see boats going to Tarkwa Bay from there. It is 300.

Thank you for this info

Ayokunleayoolashakirudeen:



I finally went to tarkwa bay on a Friday. 23rd of December 2016.


I went alone, as all my colleagues had other plans for the holidays, coupled with the fact that i was single at the time.


I got to C.M.S at noon, and took a jetty to the island.


Its was a serene environment and the sea breeze was calming... I immediately started searching for place to stay, because i intend being there for a few days. I got a shack house on the beach, with some hours of electricity daily... at a total cost of 1000 per night.



My stay on the beach was superb, I had lots of wine, fresh sea foods made into exotic dishes, and i hunted for crabs.... at night i visit light house beach, and enjoyed the strong sea breeze.



On 25th, which was Christmas, a local who had been noticing me all along, came to me and offered to give me a tour of the town.


I reluctantly agreed, out of fear of being kidnapped. At first i was scared as he took me to his lair, where he called the jungle, and then we went to a Bash (local club)



It seemed obvious that i'm a new face, and alot of indigenes gave me long hard stares, which made me uncomfortable... But my host is a hefty nigga, and so i had a little consolation in my belief that he can handle any situation, with his commanding presence.



I was introduced to a lot of people, mostly gangsters, after which I enjoyed free booze and danced away... When the party was over, my host organized a pretty lady to share my bed for the night, for a token of 3000 naira.


We then headed back to my host's house.
He let me and the girl use his room, while he slept on a sofa in the verandah.


I had a memorable night, because it took very long to ejaculate, as i had previously drank myself to stupor.


I woke with a hang over and dismissed the lady after which my host made arrangement for me to have cold bath.


Moments later, he took me deeper into the jungle where he bought weed wholesales, just to resell at a later time... I gave him some cash for the hospitality, and promised to check on him whenever i so decide to make a return to Tarkwa.


I couldn't have enjoyed the holidays any better

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SleekyPosh:


Bro nice one..I really want to relive that your sweet experience as well pls..Do u mind adding me on whatsapp so we can discuss better on how I can make my plans too.. 09053662202..wil really appreciate thanks

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lagerwhenindoubt:
OMG! Tarwka bay was once a place of cool fun with peace and quiet. the only girls trying to show skin were very posh girls from decent homes. i find it hard to believe the story but i think it is true. I have heard of prostitution at its peak sometime in 2005. i was there last in 2000. I think some dude Tazran boats gave rides for N1,000 bucks then. (Only bigger boys could afford N1,000 then)

R.ape is definitely a trait of Nigerian Soldiers (they gave birth to quite a number of Nigerian/Liberians when ECOMOG went there)

100,000 babies that Nigerian Soldiers had in Liberia was beyond quite a Number

The Nigerian Soldiers gave birth to an entire new Tribe the Nigerian Liberians

Some Years ago the Liberian Government asked the FG to pay up the Child Support Money for the kids

because they were so many of them


Next time Soldiers are sent on such a Mission Dedicated Pastors and Reverend Fathers should go with them and give them continous lessons on Self Control

So they don’t end up giving birth to an entire new Country