AngelicBeing:
Hahaha, you cracked my ribs and made me pour hot coffee on my body, Lol at the president doesn't know what Singapore is, chai, you are right though

olumig:
You should have maintained your stance and not part with a kobo. Next time ask for the Servicom office or attract attention to your plight, they will easily cower. Its a shame that our ports are beguiled with such unpatriotic fellows.

Olalekank:

Haha

I know we'd one way or the other be liberated someday!

Predstan:
Good Morning at 9:00am on Saturday, Its just 8:00am in Nigeria. Rwanda is one hour ahead of Nigeria. Someone knocked at my door and it was my Breakfast. Good to see i can eat this very nice food of theirs. Its a Bread made with Cassava and butter, richly prepared milk, Nice looking Cake and a plantain. I conveniently ate this and was satisfied with this... Pictures attached.

Predstan:
I want to quickly say this. If you have your money and want to live a peaceful life, Rwanda is one of the place to be. But if you are thinking of coming to rwanda to work and to hustle, then you are on a long thing. Because, first, there are no Jobs here in Rwanda. Its a very poor country and even their citizens are hungry

Secondly, if you manage to get a job, its going to be a contract job. You might be displaced after even 10years or earlier depending if they renew your contract. A Nigerian whom i will be talking about later told me that there is a Nigerian nurse here in Rwanda and has worked as contract staff for over 10years but was never made a full staff and never got any promotion. She has now been relieved of her work. Tell me where do u want her to start again from

Predstan:
Beatiful thing about Rwanda is that their light is 24/7 and they have pipe borne water running 24/7. No worries about charging. Everyday Light. The only problem i had was the type of two mouth sockets they use. I saw that first in Ethiopia where i had the option to buy an Adaptor at a cost of $10. I ignored and instead cut My laptop charger and plugged in wire directly. Thank God i didnt buy it in Ethiopia because i found it cheaper in Rwanda which cost me only 1000rwf, a little above $1


Thats my Allienware as requested by someone. Its efficient enough to handle your every day to day activities from Coding to Gaming

Predstan:
Pardon, I may not Write very well but i hope you enjoy my real life Experience Around East African Countries.

After so much deliberation, I decided I will be traveling to East Africa because Dubai is going to be too expensive and i dont think there is anything to see in Dubai. Before i proceed to my epistle, let me list out the East African countries. They are Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Somalia, Madagascar, Kenya and other 12 countries. Am i going to tour the whole of these countries? I wish i could but i cant do that. I am only going to be touring Kigali in Rwanda, Kampala in Uganda, Addis ababa and Nairobi in Kenya.

I paid for my Flight reservation exactly three weeks before my travel date with Ethiopian Airline and I got it cheaper than other Airlines, I believe they are the best in Africa and for the fact that i will have the opportunity to see Ethiopia as well. This is a very good idea.
So its February 7, I was prepared for my flight to Rwanda. I put my gaming laptop(Alienware) and a few clothes in my back pack, my cream and liquid Fair and White bath soap in my Luggage box. Time to go its 9:00am already and my flight will be moving by 1:00pm. Let me include this, as an Engineer and a Technical Site supervisor, i worked from 7am till 10pm a night before my travel date. I think this is the reason i woke up very late the next morning. I have never traveled before so i thought it wont be nice for me to be late for my flight. so i took my bath and was ready to move. I had my Mobile device charged fully and my Laptop full of Potential Energy(P.E). Its time to go, i ordered Uber taxi to pick me up to the airport as i have never been to the international airport before. So nice to see him arrive within 20 minutes with a nice looking Black Corolla Sport. We drove off and arrived at the airport at almost 11:00am.

AngelicBeing:
Lol, I have been to few East African countries for vacation (Rwanda inclusive) and amongst all of them, l give it to Rwanda, they have been able to put the Genocide behind and the country is making satisfactory progress, Rwanda has 24/7 Power, security is topnotch, corruption is almost non-existent, Rwanda police force is ranked the best in Africa by (WEF) world economics forum.

Rwanda is also a very clean country, you can register a business and get your business registration certificate within 24hours, kidnapping, cultism, ritualism, robbery is almost non-existent, you are safer in Rwanda than lagos, although, the population is about 12million but the President of Rwanda is building institutions across the country and it is just a question of time before Rwanda becomes the coveted bride in Africa

streetwise2015:



@Predstan How much did you buy your flight ticket to this 4 countries and what Airline? Thank you

The only problem i had was the type of two mouth sockets they use. I saw that first in Ethiopia where i had the option to buy an Adaptor at a cost of $10. I ignored and instead cut My laptop charger and plugged in wire directly.

Predstan:
Beatiful thing about Rwanda is that their light is 24/7 and they have pipe borne water running 24/7. No worries about charging. Everyday Light. The only problem i had was the type of two mouth sockets they use. I saw that first in Ethiopia where i had the option to buy an Adaptor at a cost of $10. I ignored and instead cut My laptop charger and plugged in wire directly. Thank God i didnt buy it in Ethiopia because i found it cheaper in Rwanda which cost me only 1000rwf, a little above $1


Thats my Allienware as requested by someone. Its efficient enough to handle your every day to day activities from Coding to Gaming

Predstan:
Beatiful thing about Rwanda is that their light is 24/7 and they have pipe borne water running 24/7. No worries about charging. Everyday Light. The only problem i had was the type of two mouth sockets they use. I saw that first in Ethiopia where i had the option to buy an Adaptor at a cost of $10. I ignored and instead cut My laptop charger and plugged in wire directly. Thank God i didnt buy it in Ethiopia because i found it cheaper in Rwanda which cost me only 1000rwf, a little above $1


Thats my Allienware as requested by someone. Its efficient enough to handle your every day to day activities from Coding to Gaming

error4040:
SMH One thing with Nigerians, Someone is trying to Share his Experience to Us then Boooom! some Monkeys have Already Taken Over his Thread Busy sharing Bananas and Arguing Which country is better than Which!!!

Please and Please Allow the Man to share Some thing New for Us Biko!

cc Predstan

symbianDON:

things are too costly in Addis Ababa

Predstan:
I had a connect in Rwanada from a Nairalander whom i had discussed my Aspiration with and he advised the East Africa. The connect is a Lecturer at the University of Lagos sent Offically by Nigerian Goverment to Rwanda. She now lectures at the University of Rwanda. At 10:00am, I set out on a 5hour journey to her residence, Huye, Butare where the University is Located. The transport fare is just 2770rwf. I got a Ticket at Nyambugogo motor park, see attached. One thing about their buses here is that, they move with time even if the bus is not full yet. They are very Time conscious and i love them for that. Nigerians are lovely and caring outside of Nigeria. Ma'am prepared me a Semolina with Egusi soup(Picture attached). She also pack Garri, Groundnut and Sugar so that i can always fall back on whenever i find any food irritating. I would say Thanks so many times because SHE IS A MOTHER. She still paid 2770rwf transport back to Kigali. Ma'am, I would say again, Thank you very much I really appreciate the hospitality. We discussed and Gisted about Nigeria and its wahala compared to Rwanda. Its 5pm and i have to return to my temporary residence in Kigali

SkinnyNigga:
oga shut up.. it makes the thread lively.. if the op is not complaining. who are you to complain?

ifyalways:
OP, No sightseeing tours

Predstan:
I got my VISA with Baic questions like my profession, why i was in Kigali and schedule within rwanda. Remembered the questions i was asked in Nigeria and i just shake my head for Nigerians. I dont think we can ever move forward. Sincerely, our problem is only 30% from the leaders. The other 70% is from the Citizens. Yes, you and I because our orientation has already been compromised. Back to the real deal, I bounced out of the Airport with my luggage to exchange my Dollar to Rwanda Franc. $1 is 890rwf. I exchanged $100 which is equal to 89,000rwf and thats 36,100 naira according to how i exchanged in Nigeria. Let me qickly say this, I couldnt get BTA in my Bank in Nigeria because they said they needed to see a Visa on my International Passport. I got it exchanged from Aboki for 361 naira to a dollar... See picture of the highest Rwandian denomination(5000rwf) and a 50rwf coin. They also have 100, 200 in coin and their paper currencies are 500, 1000, 2000 and 5000.

crestedaguiyi:
This kind op sef. E be like say u be married man and your wife dey nairaland

Predstan:



Lol wetin happen? What do you want to hear

Predstan:



Lol wetin happen? What do you want to hear

I guess he wanted to know about the ladies over there.