₦airaland Forum

I think one of the most treasured experiences about Nigeria is the sense of freedom from all man-made restrictions (what you in a so called "developed " world would call laws). In Nigeria there is so much freedom that you can {[color=#666666]urinate[/color]} on the streets while a policeman watches out for you. Is it not amazing? This might sound ridiculous, but every time I leave the country and I am coming back it is one thing I miss so much.

Concerning freedom, as per tourist, ... the difficulty is that of an innocent sheep running into a wolf. Nigerians do not like people who are generally ignorant, which is why they are very witty. If you come into Nigeria as a tourist and they realise that you know nothing about your environment, they are bound to use you. So, when coming to Nigeria as a tourist, be sure to have somebody in Nigeria as a guide.

Seun, I get what you are asking. I get service at home via Stallionet, an ISP in Uyo. It is a wireless connnection, and is really fast compared to what is obtained locally. I suggest you contact victor@ stallionet.com. They also service Eket ...

Hi everybody!

I am very new here but grateful to be associated with people of like minds. I actually like dogs a great deal, but I'm really having problems getting a good breed. My present dog is a mongrel and is called '[I]Razzor[/I]', but I will like to get a 100% Alsatian. I cannot get it abroad, as Nigerians have been involved in so much scam on dog issues.

I will really appreciate it if anybody can link me with somebody with a good breed of Alsatian or Rottweiler. I live in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state and could be reached on 0803 5743750. I can take care of the transpotation to Uyo and the cost of the dog.