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Ozugbo:
Wetin I go do na?

Chai! I can even feel your pain from your words... Doesn't it bother you? Try and do something about it. You can start with advices given to OP here. Once in 3weeks aint good at all.

Thanks so much for this info.. Am interested too. Kindly send to my email nwakaego11@yahoo.com thanks.

Hello house, has anyone been able to get the angola visa recently? What are the requirements now? Also for people in angola, what kind of business can one start up or invest in?
I hope this thread comes back to life

wip7:
Actually, my visit to these countries was just a touristic trips. I have not been to Africa for ages so I was looking to enjoy African beauty. My initial plan was to visit Cape Verde, Seychelles and Angola for a total of 30 days. Anyway, I ended visiting 5 of those eastern African. Kenya has a big market for business and lot of Indian live there, Uganda is cheapest based on the few days I spent there but Uganda is very dirty and major shops are also own by Indian.

Rwanda is landlocked region, population is low, not everybody speak English but if you speak French you will enjoy, they have beautiful women, I think they have the tallest people in the world or Africa (Tutsi tribes), the neatest but more expensive to live compared with Uganda and Tanzania ...they have more Chinese compared to Indian. There are few Nigerian in Rwanda. One can open a business and get the documents within 2-3 days in Rwanda, I did that as I now buy coffee from there to supply to coffee outlets here.

In Tanzania, I spend most of my days in hotel, beach, mountain climbing and viewing some beautiful women with clean natural color (not bleaching). I wish I can upload some of these pics here...

I will be visiting these places shortly again. But left for me I will choose to live in Rwanda compared to those cos of safety, IT hubs, and ease of starting a business. However, as I mentioned earlier my trips are touristic in nature and cannot be used as a YES or NO....for you to relocate to any country, It will be nice if you visit and spend 3-6 months then you can decide if its right place or not. The visa are easy and can be obtained.

But please anywhere you go, be honest, dont bring Nigeria name down and dont bring shame to yourself and Nigeria.

Best wishes!

@wip please I would like to know the kind of business a nigerian can do in Rwanda... Like is there a vaccum that needs to filled in terms of business there? Are there business that are not so common that one can invest into? Thanks