naijacutee:

What's the visa for - A better life/better opportunities in Zimbabwe than Nigeria?

PATIE75:

Do you guys know were to get the zimbabwe visa , all the numbers are not going through

snowdrops:

At least staff at their embassy need to start earning their wages. Interesting how many Nigerians apply for their visas.

justwise:

There are many Nigerians in Zimbabwe living very well, own good businesses. Zimbabwe has better infrastructure than Nigeria, more developed, though things are not that good now cos of political issues.

xandy84:


you must be lying for saying that, this country rank amongt the poorest and with over 1000 inflation and you syill say this nonsense, you dey lie

mairodi:

Zimbabwe is not as bad as you think people. The infastructure is fantastic, the roads maintained, state of the art malls, our universities are full of foreign nationals because of our level of education. We have good schools and there are opportunities for good jobs in this country. Yes, we have had our fair share of political problems but things are not as bad as they seem. Propaganda makes every country seem dirt poor but that not the case. Please google pics of Harare and U will be amazed at its beauty, sky scrapers, cleaniless etc. We have so many Nigerian nationals doing thrift business in our country because the opportunities are there. They live in beautiful safe leafy suburbs ( with running water, ) or mod duplex flats. Most of them have made Zimbabwe their home. l

mairodi:

justwise, its so great to have someone say something positive about Zim. Zim is really nice. Right now things are so much better. We use the US dollar or Rand. Our shops are filled to capacity and we are smiling again. Are you a Nigerian? I really love everything about Nigeria, I love the vibe, the way they cook different dishes etc. God bless Africa

justwise:

Yes i'm 100% Nigerian, lived in Zimbabwe for almost 4yrs, went to Speciss College there in Harare, i can't 4get Tuesdays half price westgate movie,

Its really a nice place to be and i will visit again when i have the opportunity.

Interesting. 

Did you end up learning Shona or Ndebele?

german007:

Interesting.

[b]Did you end up learning Shona or Ndebele? [/b]

malaika:

Mairodi I've heard that things in Zim are good right now but what baffles me is why Zimbwabweans that are clearly suffering here in SA do not seem to want to return home. Are things good for a few or maybe the uppercrust of Zim society only? I'm not talking about Zimbabweans that are working like any other nationality here in SA, from artisans to professionals, no. I'm talking about the emaciated hordes that go through our rubbish bins every Thursday (refuse collection day) to pick up scraps. Several times I've felt so bad that I've gone to the shops and bought maize meal and tinned food for them because the sight of a person rummaging through my trash is more than I can handle, especially a woman with a child on her back or pregnant. Why would they choose to suffer like this if things in Zim are so good? What am I missing? Please this is coming from a good place, just trying to understand the real situation coz I know Zims are a proud people and it seems they don't have a choice.

justwise: [/b]

Actually yes, though Mugabe has made a mess of that country, but the bombs are not going off there yet and they are more organised than Nigeria.

justwise:

I totally agree with u, i have lived in Zimbabwe, went to school there and i had mad fun and still keep in contact with some of my crazy mates there. I love that country.

osram: to b honest justwise,i rily dnt expect dz type of comment from you...

Luvlagos: it is just too late to digress my points but from your comment you don't sound educated or informed at all.

justwise:

Yes i'm 100% Nigerian, lived in Zimbabwe for almost 4yrs, went to Speciss College there in Harare, i can't 4get Tuesdays half price westgate movie,

Its really a nice place to be and i will visit again when i have the opportunity.

gem70: any body got an idea on how to get Zimbabwe visa?@ op can you tell us your experience?

metro10: Any one with the info on Zim' visa requirement yet? I am in Lagos, not in Abuja. I have a weeklong engagement there in november.