JessetariahMD:
So its my ph you're saying its not secured
but still folks from north central no wan go back
1.try not to move at night (only if u never get moral)
2.use the major roads(no waka for street oh,or na wida dz manchi nai u go hear)
3.in case u wan stretch leg for night,keep ur phone for ur lodge(to avoid aboy way ur kapa)
4.no smile any how if u do ur a ju man (my favorite rule)
PH is fun tho.....everyone got an experience
I love my city




careful of the kind of color of cloth u put on
black and red,black and white,yellow and black
in fact just dress moderate

Kinematics:


Many people here have given me several tribes. Anyone that suits them

LadyExcellency:


60% of Igbo's can speak Hausa fluently.

Don't be scared, Aba is safe as heaven, even at Night.

Northern Nigeria and Eastern Nigeria faultlines is primarily and basically religion and not tribe.

North will welcome Igbo Muslims while the East favours Northern Christians but in business, money is the language and basically customers are good friends to keep.

You are a customer in Aba and will be treated well for the sake of next time

Bonessaw:
Sani is this how you point with a left hand the land that nutured your infancy. How would you talk bad about Onitsha a place you and you siblings and parents lived. Did the east kill you people when you were there? You must be an embarrassment to your Igbo friends who call you nwanne.

Sani aka Arewa, Chino, Yyeske, Meleszenawi, Chinolisation, Abia1stson, OkpalaAnambra. Why would you keep denigrating the land that moulded you to the man you’re today?You must be a disappointment to Baba Haruna your father?Sani why?

DarkJeddi:
And that is by telling a blatant lie to him?

ThemanS:
Hello Nairalanders, I will be traveling to the Southern part of the Country for the first time in my life. I was born and raised in the North Central, Plateau state to be precise.

I will be traveling to Aba to buy some goods for a Client, initially I was planning to move to Port-Harcourt, then from there enter Aba and Onitsha after I'm done with shopping I will move back to Port-Harcourt and take a Bus back home.

Now the issue here is I have never travelled to the South, a lot of people here are telling me that there's no security, even lodging is not safe because EFCC might raid the lodge anytime. And the Streets are also not safe.

Pls Nairalanders in port and Aba should recommend a good and safe area for me. I was told keke and bus drivers don't usually speak English na so so language dem dey speak.

Help a brother pls.

Lawdis:






What do you want to start, Aba people can interact with anybody in English once they noticed you don't hear or speak Igbo



.....they're unlike Yoruba's and Hausa's, I used only 3 months to start speaking Yoruba when I was in Ibadan because of their inability to speak or understand English

Onlinefarmstore:


still your opinion..... because if you check the geopolitical zones, Aba doesn't fall under south east?

DarkJeddi:
His thread SAID,traveling to the SOUTH for the first time..

NOT,traveling to the SOUTH SOUTH for the first time..

So,is Aba NOT in the SOUTH?

The SOUTH could be SS,SW or SE..

Stop CONFUSING yourself..

Onlinefarmstore:

ThemanS:
Hello Nairalanders, I will be traveling to the Southern part of the Country for the first time in my life. I was born and raised in the North Central, Plateau state to be precise.

I will be traveling to Aba to buy some goods for a Client, initially I was planning to move to Port-Harcourt, then from there enter Aba and Onitsha after I'm done with shopping I will move back to Port-Harcourt and take a Bus back home.

Now the issue here is I have never travelled to the South, a lot of people here are telling me that there's no security, even lodging is not safe because EFCC might raid the lodge anytime. And the Streets are also not safe.

Pls Nairalanders in port and Aba should recommend a good and safe area for me. I was told keke and bus drivers don't usually speak English na so so language dem dey speak.

Help a brother pls.

ThemanS:
Sunnymatey.

I'm presently in the NE, Borno state. There is a project i'm handling over there. Please can you recommend good areas in Aba where i will be free from touts?

I was told that Effc raids hotels anyhow in those areas, as a young guy i have to be careful now.

aumeehn:
Aba is not that safe o, the south sef is not safe.

AMvanquish:
Well be careful. My In-law shuttles from Kano to Aba to buy stuff for his business. He says he keeps his head down and speaks only English and pidgin and speaking Hausa to a minimum due to some natives over there looking at him suspiciously and a few times have tried been aggressive with him when they learnt he speaks Hausa. But when it comes to money and business, I guess that's the only language majority of Nigerians are cool with. Based on his experience. Just get there , do your business and get out asap.

jimyjames:
Hmm

Just imagine a guy from the north plateau state where people are killed everyday is talking about security in the south east where there are check points everywhere

You are not serious

willsonzzy:
In aba bus and Keke drivers don't speak english but if you speak english they'll understand, in pH pigin is the main language I mean broken English,when you're in pH don't go to dioub,abuloma and the dline at night.you can get a very nice hotel in old or new GRA,avoid night movement and you will enjoy your stay,

Kfed4ril:


Oga shut up
Nobody will try to attack you because you speak Hausa in the east.

It pains me when you guys pass informations you aren’t sure of, but pass it boldly
Oga commot from your village travel down south and experience for yourself and stop leaving on hearsay.

AMvanquish:


You must be very stupid. Others replied with respect and decorum and show maturity, only you come and be commenting like one Lagos tout.
Cant you read and assimilate? Was it my experience or someone else's narration!
Get the F#ck out of my mentions.