₦airaland Forum

rexdmx:
also remember to train your body to be used to the heat. an hour a day in the sauna should do
i was in nigeria a few months ago for the first time in about ten years.

totally worth it although i stayed for 5 days and enjoyed five hours of electricity!
the street life though is interesting. food is always fresher with no funny chemicals.
the roads are not good to be honest. we were racing through potholes and have some money with you.
expect some slight police questioning. they stop cars to ask for license and stuff like that. make sure you get your international driving license

the pace of life was very slow for me in the evenings, except the noise of the generators, it was alright
you tend to laugh a lot in nigeria, dubai is too fast paced

victorazy:
She is the architect of her predicament. Tell her to treat the man well, let her close her mouth 4 an hour and am sure the man is in question is not a mad man. Men are like BEE, treat them well they will lay honey, treat them bad, they will sting u to death, thanks. VICTOR Abj.

throttler:
@ bluspice,

i know what you are talking about. i hate stuff like the holes on cheese, anything with tiny holes in them ,

the biggest of my fears are snakes, if i see them even in my dreams, i wake up, and start running

MrCrackles:
Fight!Fight!!

blackmann:
the shorter the pier the better.

Jakumo:
Thank you also for sharing your angst. Your honesty is refreshing, and you must feel better now that you have unburdened your soul of this pain.

mystikal:
dont do skinny jeans cos my Nikes dont fit . . . . .

Siena:
How about a UK and British passport?

LMAO!

naijaking1:
Why is it impossible to imagine that someone with 2 passports would have a problem? I was told of a guy who arrived MMA with both US and American passports, and somehow the Nigerian immigration officer stole his US passport.
Guys, if you have answers or useful suggestions, let have it, if not just move on. There's no need for insults, there's no need to prove anything to anybody.