Mstravelindiva:


Thank you friend, I actually follow both on Instagram! And duly noted for the Bole.

Biko, post the before and aftermath of the Bole. Let me feed my eyes.

Lagbaja54:


You look really beautiful. I just touch down in Lagos too from NY.

Thank you friend, enjoy your stay as well and safe travels!

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

First two days had a bit of a rocky start (our flight was delayed and luggage did not arrive in Abuja until the next evening). I must admit, if you have to return to the airport for anything, Nigeria makes it a bit difficult to navigate back and forth easily. At any rate, once we received our luggage then our vacation officially began. I quickly learned the true meaning of the nigerian factor, lol! While still a bit jet lagged, I have managed to enjoy a few adventures within my first few days, and even got my hair braided in my hotel room shortly after I arrived (BEST EXPERIENCE EVER). Here's part 1, and definitely check out my Instagram page @MsTravelinDiva_ if you’d like to follow videos of my stay. Cheers!

Stay tuned for Part 2!

Peace & Blessings to Nigeria and to you all!

"What it do?"

Woo hoo! @MsTravelinDiva has finally made landfall on the motherland just like you said you would... More ice cream, boli and grilled fish for you.

I'll check your social media platforms for more pics, vids, sights and sounds.

Regards to the "Big man" with you as well.

... Expecting Part 2.

Explore, stay rugged... and stay safe.



Cc: Nlfpmod, 1stGenAmerican, Sukkot, Peacefull

Please could you try to be discrete with your Accomodation details. If you can, change hotel and don't snap it again. Just be safe !!!

Mstravelindiva:
Enjoyed playing a few games at Rafia Palms too, lots of fun and local vibes!

Yeah! The first pic is a Yoruba board game called "ayo."

rinzylee:
Please could you try to be discrete with your Accomodation details. If you can, change hotel and don't snap it again. Just be safe !!!

Thanks friend for the concern, I’m already back home (USA) safe and sound! I quietly and discreetly came in and left.

AlphaTaikun:

"What it do?"

Woo hoo! @MsTravelinDiva has finally made landfall on the motherland just like you said you would... More ice cream, boli and grilled fish for you.

I'll check your social media platforms for more pics, vids, sights and sounds.

Regards to the "Big man" with you as well.

... Expecting Part 2.

Explore, stay rugged... and stay safe.



Cc: Nlfpmod, 1stGenAmerican, Sukkot, Peacefull

Thanks friend, I’ll be posting the remainder of my trip shortly! More videos and sounds to follow as well!

AlphaTaikun:

Yeah! The first pic is a Yoruba game called "ayo."

Yes friend, they taught me how to play and I even won the first round so they stopped teaching me because they said I was winning too good!

Mstravelindiva:

Yes friend, they taught me how to play and I even won the first round so they stopped teaching me because they said I was winning too good!

For real? That's an awesome start with the game of "ayo"... You must be an intensely visual person. You'll also make a good trader and investor because discretionary thinking is required, and games of chess, ayo, etc, provide that.

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

First two days had a bit of a rocky start (our flight was delayed and luggage did not arrive in Abuja until the next evening). I must admit, if you have to return to the airport for anything, Nigeria makes it a bit difficult to navigate back and forth easily. At any rate, once we received our luggage then our vacation officially began. I quickly learned the true meaning of the nigerian factor, lol! While still a bit jet lagged, I have managed to enjoy a few adventures within my first few days, and even got my hair braided in my hotel room shortly after I arrived (BEST EXPERIENCE EVER). Here's part 1, and definitely check out my Instagram page @MsTravelinDiva_ if you’d like to follow videos of my stay. Cheers!

Stay tuned for Part 2!

Peace & Blessings to Nigeria and to you all!

Nice to see you. You're beautiful. Enjoy your stay in Abuja. If you have plans of visiting Port Harcourt, you may let me know.

Studymore123:


Nice to see you. You're beautiful. Enjoy your stay in Abuja. If you have plans of visiting Port Harcourt, you may let me know.

Awww, thank you friend!

AlphaTaikun:

For real? That's an awesome start with the game of "ayo"... You must be an intensely visual person. You'll also make a good trader and investor because discretionary thinking is required, and games of chess, ayo, etc, provide that.

Yes, it was hilarious, they were so shocked, I beat them good, hahaha! I’m a quick learner!

I love this topic!!
Thank you so much for sharing! I appreciate you!!
I really hope I can visit Nigeria one day

AlphaTaikun:

"What it do?"

Woo hoo! @MsTravelinDiva has finally made landfall on the motherland just like you said you would... More ice cream, boli and grilled fish for you.

I'll check your social media platforms for more pics, vids, sights and sounds.

Regards to the "Big man" with you as well.

... Expecting Part 2.

Explore, stay rugged... and stay safe.



Cc: Nlfpmod, 1stGenAmerican, Sukkot, Peacefull

AlphaTaikun san!
Thank you so much for invite me to this wonderful topic!
I appreciate you!!

peacefull:
I love this topic!!
Thank you so much for sharing! I appreciate you!!
I really hope I can visit Nigeria one day

It has been my pleasure!

You moving like this yh. Lodging in transcorp abuja and that.... Ok.
You had to flex on us.

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

First two days had a bit of a rocky start (our flight was delayed and luggage did not arrive in Abuja until the next evening). I must admit, if you have to return to the airport for anything, Nigeria makes it a bit difficult to navigate back and forth easily. At any rate, once we received our luggage then our vacation officially began. I quickly learned the true meaning of the nigerian factor, lol! While still a bit jet lagged, I have managed to enjoy a few adventures within my first few days, and even got my hair braided in my hotel room shortly after I arrived (BEST EXPERIENCE EVER). Here's part 1, and definitely check out my Instagram page @MsTravelinDiva_ if you’d like to follow videos of my stay. Cheers!

Stay tuned for Part 2!

Peace & Blessings to Nigeria and to you all!

no go outside for Night ohh!

Kidnappers now are asking for new naira note

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

First two days had a bit of a rocky start (our flight was delayed and luggage did not arrive in Abuja until the next evening). I must admit, if you have to return to the airport for anything, Nigeria makes it a bit difficult to navigate back and forth easily. At any rate, once we received our luggage then our vacation officially began. I quickly learned the true meaning of the nigerian factor, lol! While still a bit jet lagged, I have managed to enjoy a few adventures within my first few days, and even got my hair braided in my hotel room shortly after I arrived (BEST EXPERIENCE EVER). Here's part 1, and definitely check out my Instagram page @MsTravelinDiva_ if you’d like to follow videos of my stay. Cheers!

Stay tuned for Part 2!

Peace & Blessings to Nigeria and to you all!

I would have scheduled a meeting with you if I was in Abuja

Mstravelindiva:
At Rafia Palm! Tried palm wine for the first time!

Abuja palm wine is not the original palm wine, but it's a good start for palm wine drinking

Poverty is a bastard

Welcome to the North

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

First two days had a bit of a rocky start (our flight was delayed and luggage did not arrive in Abuja until the next evening). I must admit, if you have to return to the airport for anything, Nigeria makes it a bit difficult to navigate back and forth easily. At any rate, once we received our luggage then our vacation officially began. I quickly learned the true meaning of the nigerian factor, lol! While still a bit jet lagged, I have managed to enjoy a few adventures within my first few days, and even got my hair braided in my hotel room shortly after I arrived (BEST EXPERIENCE EVER). Here's part 1, and definitely check out my Instagram page @MsTravelinDiva_ if you’d like to follow videos of my stay. Cheers!

Stay tuned for Part 2!

Peace & Blessings to Nigeria and to you all!

Welcome home dear. You sure chose a good place in abuja for lodging. Enjoy your stay and please keep safe.

This is definitely a big girl..
You too can be pulling big if only you can find out the secrets to there wealth, come and check out my signature and I would share with you how these guys make use balancer platform of (AI) Artificial intelligence robot to create wealth in the ever bobling market.

You like good dishes check out cilantro around maitama.

Chi Thai also has nice dishes.

Na wow ohh, so to abj na war

Mstravelindiva:
Enjoyed Aso Rock and a view of the mosque!

Is any of your relative/hubby a nigerian politician? Cos people that globe trott like these are in that category or celebrities.

Suya and fish and steak meat at same time

Mstravelindiva:
Visited Bature Brewery however I was not impressed. Beer was warm and only 3 on tap to sample, but the host was great and I’m still glad I visited!

Do you need to be told?

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

First two days had a bit of a rocky start (our flight was delayed and luggage did not arrive in Abuja until the next evening). I must admit, if you have to return to the airport for anything, Nigeria makes it a bit difficult to navigate back and forth easily. At any rate, once we received our luggage then our vacation officially began. I quickly learned the true meaning of the nigerian factor, lol! While still a bit jet lagged, I have managed to enjoy a few adventures within my first few days, and even got my hair braided in my hotel room shortly after I arrived (BEST EXPERIENCE EVER). Here's part 1, and definitely check out my Instagram page @MsTravelinDiva_ if you’d like to follow videos of my stay. Cheers!

Stay tuned for Part 2!

Peace & Blessings to Nigeria and to you all!

you get mind oo,even if you know fear Bandits you supposed fear the heavy Ransom wey Dem dey collect

Don't show the name of the hotel where you are staying. This is Nigeria and the USA.

Mstravelindiva:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Ms Travelin Diva and she has arrived! What an adventure it has been so far, but I made it to Abuja!

If you need hookup I'm available.
I'm sweet in the middle and fun to be with.

AlphaTaikun:

Yeah! The first pic is a Yoruba game called "ayo."

It's not a "Yoruba" game, rather it's an African sports.

In Igbo we call it, "Nchọkọrọ" other Igbo dialects have words for it too. My grandma that has never visited Yoruba land played it in her childhood. Her childhood is more than 80 years ago. Let's stop appropriating something that is general as personal to us.