Iamicekid:


Is it visa free to Nigeria and if yes how many months and if No how do one go about the visa application
And also converted to Naira how much is rent for a room and sitting room self con in a very nice area per month and how much is other utilities bills like water, electricity and most especially food

udemzyudex:


Na so e easy to make millions.

descarado:
To actually do what?

If some of you want to migrate, at least look for a better country.

Anaerobi:
Are they Religious Bigot?

I no too like people way d treat other religion like sh*t

Telegram234:
Op go and sit-down.
If no be USA,Uk, canada, australia.... Finish...

Hannover:
Congratulations. Are you staying there permanently? Coz I'm thinking of moving to another country in Africa just that the job I presently do in Nigeria pay very well. But this issue of insecurity, electricity etc is making me go nuts. I'm tired of buying fuel everyday to power my house. Are they jobs there? What do you think about setting up a business there?

Iamicekid:


Is it visa free to Nigeria and if yes how many months and if No how do one go about the visa application
And also converted to Naira how much is rent for a room and sitting room self con in a very nice area per month and how much is other utilities bills like water, electricity and most especially food

descarado:

Don't worry, the law will catch up with you.

Foreign gig ke.

Sanchez01:

Nigeria is not conducive for tech bros. Electricity, harassment and all.

Nigeria is not it at all.

Bullman:


In terms of security .. mehn I won't lie to know Nigeria still have over 50yrs to reach the gambia level thanks to corruption.. my guy the they haven't taken the light since three days now since I got here.
Compared to when I was living here things seem better honestly

Hannover:

I made my research about the country. It's visa free for Nigerians

Enemyofpeace:
Op are good are their girls in bed? Do they have melodious and loud ringtones? Are they screamers, moaners or log of woods like most girls on nairaland? Please answer me as I don’t want to waste my time travelling there for nothing

Bullman:
I just got to The Gambia, 4hrs flight from Lagos via air peace ticket cost 223000 one way..so if you are planning for an adventure like me .. it's not a bad destination.

Dalasi to naira is about 11 naira or 10 sometimes.
The light is super stable.
The people are nice.

Once they know u are a Nigerian my guy u go pay money tire if u don't shine your eyes.. and they treat u like a celebrity.

Honestly the environment is conducive very very.. food seems cheap, houses aren't so cheap but you can pay monthly or pay 6 months. 1 year upfront rent payment doesn't happen here unless you the tenant wants to pay upfront.

Ask me anything you wana ask I will give you first hand information.

If it's business Gambia is good not better than Nigeria due to population.

Gambia has about 2 m people, Nigeria well u already know.

You can't be rich rich here..
But you can be extremely comfortable.
Their girls are really cute, extremely dark skin like some senegalese and somalis incase you like women.

And there are alot of retired white people living here ..

They take covid 19 rules very seriously.

Iamicekid:


Is it visa free to Nigeria and if yes how many months and if No how do one go about the visa application
And also converted to Naira how much is rent for a room and sitting room self con in a very nice area per month and how much is other utilities bills like water, electricity and most especially food

Bullman:
I just got to The Gambia, 4hrs flight from Lagos via air peace ticket cost 223000 one way..so if you are planning for an adventure like me .. it's not a bad destination.

Dalasi to naira is about 11 naira or 10 sometimes.
The light is super stable.
The people are nice.

Once they know u are a Nigerian my guy u go pay money tire if u don't shine your eyes.. and they treat u like a celebrity.

Honestly the environment is conducive very very.. food seems cheap, houses aren't so cheap but you can pay monthly or pay 6 months. 1 year upfront rent payment doesn't happen here unless you the tenant wants to pay upfront.

Ask me anything you wana ask I will give you first hand information.

If it's business Gambia is good not better than Nigeria due to population.

Gambia has about 2 m people, Nigeria well u already know.

You can't be rich rich here..
But you can be extremely comfortable.
Their girls are really cute, extremely dark skin like some senegalese and somalis incase you like women.

And there are alot of retired white people living here ..

They take covid 19 rules very seriously.

nzeobi:
Most African countries have steady power or near steady power and a working system and if you travel you will marvel.

The only good thing about Nigeria which makes it attractive is it's huge consuming population and nothing again.

Hannover:
Congratulations. Are you staying there permanently? Coz I'm thinking of moving to another country in Africa just that the job I presently do in Nigeria pay very well. But this issue of insecurity, electricity etc is making me go nuts. I'm tired of buying fuel everyday to power my house. Are they jobs there? What do you think about setting up a business there?

mbahdi:
Sia tinubu.
My only problem here was d 223000 u paid for t.fare,give a wise guy that amount and watch him make millions out of it within months.
Secondly what business do u think will thrive there? Cause planning relocating,and again can't one go by road?cos dat amount u mentioned there is crazy wen one ain't going to america

gidado14:

what do think will happen if in Nigeria we are just 2 million people?

backbencher:


That's because

1.Most African countries don't try to give everyone power.

Nigeria has had a policy where 'Everyone must get power', which means that the number of villages hooked to the grid is higher than normal.

2.We have 200 million people or more, most African countries have less

3.We don't pay for power at a price above its cost of production, plus 40% of people don't even pay for power...so the sector does not earn the money needed to pay for repairs, expansion and so forth. Other African countries don't do that.

Below,: Power access map in Africa.

Bullman:
I just got to The Gambia, 4hrs flight from Lagos via air peace ticket cost 223000 one way..so if you are planning for an adventure like me .. it's not a bad destination.

Dalasi to naira is about 11 naira or 10 sometimes.
The light is super stable.
The people are nice.

Once they know u are a Nigerian my guy u go pay money tire if u don't shine your eyes.. and they treat u like a celebrity.

Honestly the environment is conducive very very.. food seems cheap, houses aren't so cheap but you can pay monthly or pay 6 months. 1 year upfront rent payment doesn't happen here unless you the tenant wants to pay upfront.

Ask me anything you wana ask I will give you first hand information.

If it's business Gambia is good not better than Nigeria due to population.

Gambia has about 2 m people, Nigeria well u already know.

You can't be rich rich here..
But you can be extremely comfortable.
Their girls are really cute, extremely dark skin like some senegalese and somalis incase you like women.

And there are alot of retired white people living here ..

They take covid 19 rules very seriously.

backbencher:


That's because

1.Most African countries don't try to give everyone power.

Nigeria has had a policy where 'Everyone must get power', which means that the number of villages hooked to the grid is higher than normal.

2.We have 200 million people or more, most African countries have less

3.We don't pay for power at a price above its cost of production, plus 40% of people don't even pay for power...so the sector does not earn the money needed to pay for repairs, expansion and so forth. Other African countries don't do that.

Below,: Power access map in Africa.

DimIsaac10:
Country that is not up to Nigeria ss3 students ...

Nonybb:
YOU LIED. ELECTRICITY IS NOT STABLE IN THE GAMBIA