This will be me in few years to come.Amen

Yes o my brother! Never give up!

newmoney133:
This will be me in few years to come.Amen

Noted. [quote author=FlippersCare123 post=114434673][/quote]

naijamanyoutube:

End of chapter 2.

Let me know if I should make it shorter, or una like this long story form?

Next chapter will be about Uruguay and the things that shocked us for there. Stay tuned.

The long story sweet but anyone wey you prefer and wey go easy for you dey fine.

Cool.

Felixamos:

The long story sweet but anyone wey you prefer and wey go easy for you dey fine.

newmoney133:
This will be me in few years to come.Amen

Me too

Yes o!

Kuruptnigga:
Me too

naijamanyoutube:
Yes o!

This year or next year bro. I will be in Canada by the grace of God! Thanks for the post op. Nice job. May God continue to bless you. Please post more pictures.

naijamanyoutube:
I went to the mall to use free Wi-Fi at the Apple Store cause it's fast and I had to upload a very big file.

I went to the Fashion Show Mall located on the Las Vegas Strip. The moment I got in, na Afrobeats
them they play o! Naija to the World! Naija for life!

Even when I was in the Apple Store, they also started playing another Afrobeats song.

We dey take over small small.

I love the positive energy you showing on this thread and how you quietly taught kiddo some manners without having to lose yours. You handled it much better than I would.
Great Job, reping the shit-hole
Definitely, subscribed to your channel and supporting in anyway I can. More grease man.

naijamanyoutube:
Where will I start? lol Story long well well.

Let me know if I should make it shorter, or una like this long story form?

Next chapter will be about Uruguay and the things that shocked us for there. Stay tuned.

Wetin long, this one wey you cut, cut
Abeg full disclosure required. Things that happened inside the hotel room (pictures if any)
Whatever you are comfortable with man, it’s your diary.
More Grace Bro.

Yes o! Your dreams will come true, just keep at it.

I have a post on Canada on nairaland. An interview of a Nigerian there. Check it out and learn from his experience.

Thank you for the compliments, and I will post more. Please subscribe on my YouTube channel. I'm trying to hit 100 before I hit the road again.

cc Kuruptnigga

Kuruptnigga:
This year or next year bro. I will be in Canada by the grace of God! Thanks for the post op. Nice job. May God continue to bless you. Please post more pictures.

Thank you bros! I will keep reping correct, that way the doors are not closed on the ones yet to travel out.

Thank you for subscribing bro! It means a lot to me. Please share with friends that might benefit from it.

cc All4good

All4good:


I love the positive energy you showing on this thread and how you quietly taught kiddo some manners without having to lose yours. You handled it much better than I would.
Great Job, reping the shit-hole
Definitely, subscribed to your channel and supporting in anyway I can. More grease man.

lol

Next chapter is on it's way!

All4good:

Wetin long, this one wey you cut, cut
Abeg full disclosure required. Things that happened inside the hotel room (pictures if any)
Whatever you are comfortable with man, it’s your diary.
More Grace Bro.

Uruguay -

Here are some of the things that shocked us for Uruguay

Once we arrived at the airport and passed immigration, my brother’s lawyer, who is a lady, came to pick us up. She was there with her boyfriend who also is a lawyer.
I stretched my hand out to shake her, but she instead came close and pecked me on the cheek. That’s how you greet women that are not total strangers.

It took me a while to get used to, but later I started enjoying it. Lol
My older brother got used to it fast because him na bad man. Lol

Second shock: People pay for their own bus fare.

There was a couple we met at church, they will always be hugging and kissing in public, but when they got into the bus, the guy paid for himself and the girl paid for herself. And that’s normal over there.

It was a big shock for me because while in Nigeria going to school in my Oshodi High School uniform, any senior that gets on the same bus pretty much paid for me, even though we don’t know each other.

Shock number 3: When someone invites to go eat outside, it doesn’t mean they are paying for your food. Make sure you have your own money and order according to your pocket.

My brother fell into that trap, and he had zero money for pocket. The other guys had to donate to bail him out. Lol

Shock number 4: Eat well well before going to house party o! They don’t serve food like Naija. Na only biscuits, drinks and cake you go smell.

We learned the hard way. We were starving ourselves before party so we go chop well well like we do in Naija, just to find out no food. Imagine the hunger we endured before getting back home to eat.

Also it's very common to live together as boyfriend and girlfriend in Uruguay, without getting married, and even have kids. Nobody dey push anybody to marry like we do in Nigeria.

Uruguayans are very welcoming.
I made a lot of friends on the streets, and sometimes go to their homes just hours after meeting and sometimes sleep there for some days. It was crazy and fun.

Getting papers for there was pretty easy. You just had to show that you have been in the country legally for 6 months, and you will be issued their temporary residential permit for 1 year. After 1 year you can get permanent for 2 years, then after 5 years become a citizen.

Uruguay being a very small country, it was easy to meet a lot of foreigners from more developed countries, mainly through hip hop, because we were the minority and had to organize the hip hop parties ourselves.
Uruguay was dominated by Cumbia type of music, and Rock n Roll was the only other genre the youth listened to.

So I started chilling with children of rich foreigners in Uruguay for work or business.
It later to a job for me as a Graphic designer.

I also got two acting gigs for tv commercials, for being different.

A funny story: Don’t bring your girlfriend around here!

I met this Uruguayan guy, we became friends, months later he brought his brand new girlfriend to our house to show off. Weeks later, the girl dumped him for my brother. Lol I no tell una say my brother na bad man? Lol

Wow everybody looks genuinely happy,in Jax the youngeen are just outside trying to catch a body.News4Jax lost who be doing all the killings

Samskid310:
Wow everybody looks genuinely happy,in Jax the youngeen are just outside trying to catch a body.News4Jax lost who be doing all the killings

Is this English or pidgin?

Lol it's Ebira
Jax mean Jacksonville
News4Jax- TV station
Youngeen- Young gang members
Catch a body- To kill opps

Felixamos:

Is this English or pidgin?

Samskid310:
Lol it's Ebira
Jax mean Jacksonville
News4Jax- TV station
Youngeen- Young gang members
Catch a body- To kill opps

Okay, thanks for explaining

Lol!

Felixamos:

Is this English or pidgin?

naijamanyoutube:
Yes o! Your dreams will come true, just keep at it.

I have a post on Canada on nairaland. An interview of a Nigerian there. Check it out and learn from his experience.

Thank you for the compliments, and I will post more. Please subscribe on my YouTube channel. I'm trying to hit 100 before I hit the road again.

cc Kuruptnigga

I will do just that sir! Stay blessed

Deltayankeeboi:
Finally, a travel journal thread. Nairaland travel section has been boring for sometime now. Miss the days of Franknetter, Blowjobs, Mackynaija, Lionlee.

Nice thread Mr Naijamanyoutube. Let’s enjoy this.

na danielhouston pain me pass......that Germany guy.

Thank you sir!

Kuruptnigga:
I will do just that sir! Stay blessed

Great thread OP. Please don't stop posting. I'm enjoying it. My observation is that everywhere is so clean!!!

How do they keep the streets so clean? Do they have street sweepers or something?

Thank you for viewing and for your feedback.

Yes we have street sweepers, that come one or twice a week. And also the population has been educated on not throwing trash around.
Though some people still throw trash on the floor, but their numbers is very small, so it helps to keep the place clean.

A lot more people will be employed in Nigeria, if they hired a lot of people to keep the streets clean.

And by the way the street sweepers are machines driven by people. I've attached an image below.

And if you have not, please kindly subscribe to my YouTube channel. Thank you.

newcommer:
Great thread OP. Please don't stop posting. I'm enjoying it. My observation is that everywhere is so clean!!!

How do they keep the streets so clean? Do they have street sweepers or something?

I had to take my car in to the mechanic, and it was going to take few hours before I can pick it back up, so I walked 1 block
to the nearby park, that has a skateboard park.

It was empty when I got there, this was around 8:45 AM. People started coming later.

I skateboarded for an hour, then sat down and watch others skate.

Going up and down a ramp.

Down the ramp.

Up and down the ramp from a different angle.

Down the ramp.

Popping an Ollie(skateboard term for making the board go up) into a ramp.

Ride down the ramp after the Ollie.

Just doing an Ollie on a flat surface.