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Romanoff:
Okay. I'll keep looking.

Hello boss. Any luck yet?

Romanoff:
Okay. I'll keep looking.

God bless you chief

Romanoff:
You will need to go your budget.

Some self contain even goes for your budget.

There's currently a one bedroom going for 500k.

Down side is the kitchen is small, asides that, sweet house.

Hope you reply before it's taken.

Damn. That's above my budget boss. Plus the small kitchen

Romanoff:
What's your budget?

About 350-400k

Romanoff:
I do not live in Lagos

Good day sir. Please I'm looking for a 1-bedroom apartment within Lugbe and environs.

House clearance Air conditioners, Microwave, Gas cooker, Fridge/freezer and other household items NEEDED.

Location- Abuja

Coolberry:
Please what else can be used instead of Certificate of incorporation for Tourist visa application of a 21 years old student??

Kindly respond

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Duisburg:
Going to study?

No. Tourism

Coolberry:
Please what else can be used instead of Certificate of incorporation for visa application of a 21 years old student??

Kindly respond

Someone please respond

Please what else can be used instead of Certificate of incorporation for Tourist visa application of a 21 years old student??

Kindly respond

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lynx200:
Hi,

Is there any PayPal exchanger here who allows his/her account to be used to collect money for a cut of the funds? Sorry, I just saw this thread and I don't know how this thing works. I need a paypal account to be receiving funds. Thank you

Dm

Try FATE-Tanke or GRA(90k can't cut it) for steady power supply. Avoid Tipper Garage, Oke-odo and sanrab except you go dey on Generator.

Just my suggestion

4everEdward:
Hello everybody @emeka I will be going for Africa tour with my group, we are going to Ivory Coast then from there we enter Togo then back to 9ja you inspire me for this journey I will creating my my own link after I have gone for this journey and I will update you. Leaving next week Wednesday

Can someone still join your group?

roteblomen:
I have been in Abidjan since Monday. So far, it's been so good. But it's terrible if you do not speak French. Luckily, I have a local guide, which makes it easier. But so far, here are my observations. Your English is practically useless here. Imagine going your day and seeing no one to communicate with due to the language barrier, that's exactly how it is here. Luckily, google translate helps, but it is mechanical, and sometimes, the true meaning is lost during translations. Though, it is still good for petty discussions with traders and market sellers.

1. Ivorians are law abidings. People hardly drive across red lights, in supermarkets and shopping malls, everyone wears a mask and there is less frustration in the face of the populace. You won't see the shouting and insult from drivers to one another, and there is a mild sense of national unity.

2. Food is ridiculously cheap. I bought a big hand of banana with groundnut for 500cfa, the same price also for Attieke and fish. Bread and butter with egg cost 300cfa. All these are roadside prices, not eateries. I like to experience everywhere like a local when I travel hence, I do not really go to your typical scale restaurant. If you do not mind to eat like a local, you can reasonably eat out every day here without feeling a dent in your pocket. It is healthy, delicious, cheap, and good.

3. People here are darker compare to Nigerians. They look more like Ghanaians in complexions. The sun here is really hot. I usually only go out in the evenings when the weather is calm. Ivorian people are beautiful. The women are not stuck up, with an ego as huge as Kilimanjaro. Talk to them and they answer you tenderness, same with their men. You won't see a need to be actually scared you will be swindled or be a victim of aggression. The kind of over-vigilance you express in Nigeria is not needed here.

4. I believe that the Ivory Coast is the hospitality capital of West Africa, people are really hospitable, like really, organically hospitable. When I arrived in Ivory Coast, the border guard will not let me in since I do not have a yellow fever card. It was a lady that sat beside me in the flight that made sure I could go through. She paid 7000cfa for me and bought a sim and internet there at the airport so I could be connected. I wanted to pay her back in euros but she refused. When we were outside the airport, she and her husband wanted to drop me at my hotel, but I felt it was too much and took a taxi instead. They were really nice.

5. This country is safe. Really safe. I walk at night at odd hours and feel absolutely fine. Even if you see a group of boys gathered, they are not touts or there to harm you. They will most likely help you if you meet them. They are like genuinely nice people. Too peaceful. You will see white folks walking freely everywhere without any policeman or security. They felt safe here and do not worry about kidnapping and co. In fact, the Ivory Coast is where I see more white folks than anywhere in West Africa (except Cape Verde).

6. This country is good for business. I noticed that Ivorians are more corporate-minded and not necessarily into entrepeunership. If you are a crazy entrepreneur with goals and plan to dominate any industry, you will likely be successful here. Also, international business flourishes here in the sense that the country is stable, and pegged to euros. So you do not have to worry about uncertainty, currency fluctuations, devaluations, and such. Also, they have the most modern seaport in West Africa, so if you are into importations, it is something to look into.

7. There is stable electricity, the police seem friendly, the major roads are good, and the off-major roads manageable. Things work well generally, to a degree of what is acceptable for an underdeveloped country. If Nigeria is even as remote as Ivory Coast, I will probably move back home. Ivory Coast is a country that you know clearly is on a path to development, and with good management, will reach that status. It is not a mal-develop country, but an underdeveloped one.

So far, these are my observations. I will follow with pictures soon.

Thanks for your input.


Do you mind sharing your experience in Cape Verde? Just like this

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