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Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 11:37am On Jun 13, 2018
kaffy4tope:
All you neeed is Board a bus from Nairobi and land here in Kigali.

There is no business you do that is not good here. Yeah Uber biz is cool too.

Embassies here are so empty that ordinary few documents can get you a Canadian Visa.

Dollars account opening is just 3 mins. Please nobody should ask me anything again Biko. Lazy Nigerian youths buy ticket and come see things for yourselves.
Hahahahaha,u don dey follow your president abi ,Sai!There is God o,atleast na person tell u when u no know about the place o
Travel › Re: Abuja Is The BEST Place To Live In Than Lagos by cutieme(m): 8:57am On Jun 13, 2018
domainsales18:
Hey Nairalanders,


I was born and bred in Lagos...Presently, I have been residing in Abuja since 2012...Let compare and contrast both cities for more illumination.


1. Transportation
Lagos transportation system is quite hectic...You need to be strong to board a commercial vehicle in Lagos...There's a lot of pushing, shoving and insults...On several occasions, phones and bags are stolen...Lagos traffic is like another issue entirely...You can be in a traffic for like 2hours without any of the vehicles moving...I mean every vehicles will be in a gridlock...For someone getting to his/her destinations takes a lot of hours coupled with the stress of sitting uncomfortably in one position...Getting home, one is tired and worn out...Eventually, the lifespan of a Lagosian is usually divided by a quarter.
Abuja is not like that...The traffic is very smooth and you will get to your office within 45minutes long...In the case, there's traffic, the vehicles usually move and clears up within few minutes compared to Lagos...Lastly on this, Abuja roads are way sleeky and motorable, even during rainy season.

2. Accommodation
Lagos accommodation is nothing to write home about, as majority of the houses are in a state of moribund and dilapidation...The rent paid in Lagos is up the mountains for the high brow areas in Lagos, unless one want to go to a slum area to rent an eyesore of a structure deprived of the needed facilities...In Abuja here, you will see affordable houses like one-bedroom flat with facilities of N150,000 but not exceeding N250,000 in good areas...A nice one-bedroom of this standard in Lagos goes for more than N400,000...You can agree with me here that Abuja homes are very affordable.


3. Electricity
In Abuja, the area I stay always have constant, I mean constant (20-24hours of light)...You can't compare that with Lagos...When I was in Lagos, the electricity supply is way below expectations...The mosquitoes always had field days with us then because of no light for fans to blow them off.


4. Air
As a result of the constant supply of light in Abuja and its environs, there are fewer generators that would have been polluting the air with the dangerous carbon monoxide which would have impaired the health of the inhabitants and animals here...That's why people here always have higher lifespans, as they enjoy the undiluted air, free from nature...Less people go to the hospitals here.
You can hardly find people with asthma and other lung diseases...Lagos is so choked up that breathing is quite a laborious activity...Did I forget to tell you folks that, the waste management system here works 100%...You hardly find dumpsites and garbage piled up here...Lagos is an eyesore filled with dumpsites and littered with wastes everywhere.


5. Business
I must confess that Lagos is way up the league in this area, as there are many opportunities abounding in Lagos...What's the essence of business?Is it not to make money, send your children to school, pay bills, buy a car and build a house?Sure, you can make money anywhere if you have the right information and materials at your disposal...Some people are making millions of naira at the comfort of their homes without the 9-5pm type of jobs...Thousands of people are making it more than those in Lagos...Business in Lagos is over hyped...You can virtually make your money anywhere.


6. Crime Rate
The crime rate in Lagos is growing at a geometric progression because of the population over there...In Lagos, the rate of cultism, kidnapping, suicide, prostitution, armed robbery, burgling, pick pocketing, yahoo, yahoo plus and ritualism has skyrocketed...Lives are not really safe in Lagos...You can't walk easy on the roads because you might be attacked by all these area boys (alayes) and the rest...This is not so in Abuja...Here, we sleep with our two eyes closed...You can carry your costly phones and laptops on the streets without any form of molestation...Nobody is ready to snatch your IPhone from you because everybody is a big boy here...You can stay outside and come back late without any harassment...Life is really great here in Abuja.

There's no way I can go back to settle in Lagos, except on a short visit.

Abuja is the small London of Nigeria.
That's my two cents.

I still need a roommate.
U need room mate?How much the person go pay?
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 8:45am On Jun 12, 2018
Kaffy4tope ,u don go on ghost mode abi those Rwandan girls don hide u?
Travel › Re: Thread For Nigerians In Other African Countries by cutieme(m): 10:56pm On Jun 10, 2018
famouscargo:
For all cargo export to all African countries. Ghana, Togo, Ivory coast , Guinea, SA, Mali etc. I can handle it
Liberia too?
Travel › Re: What African Countries Are Great For Doing Business? by cutieme(m): 9:42pm On Jun 10, 2018
Kenya is outta it cos of permit palaver and police.
Sports › Re: Mohammed Salah Arrives Russia For World Cup (Photos) by cutieme(m): 9:35pm On Jun 10, 2018
ngwababe:
See wetin person wear for leg, Choi!
Bia ngwa,make we relate na.
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 5:57pm On Jun 08, 2018
AngelicBeing:
If you talk pim again, I will neck you Australian, USA, UK and Japanese jazz:, I am kidding with you, l think the guy wants adequate information before he decides the best options to choose from P grin
That's it!Atleast someone has reasoned with me!
Fashion › Re: Men T Shirt Round Sleeve For Sell @1500 by cutieme(m): 5:55pm On Jun 08, 2018
Upload pix na
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 4:38pm On Jun 08, 2018
NONNYG:
i know you must quote me, FYI mature men don’t wait for years to take decision
Stay off my post I'm warning you for the very last time!
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 4:35pm On Jun 08, 2018
suxes2005:
All the best, let's just get serious with life. Time waits for no one

But I doubt you're actually making enquiries for useful sake, sounds like you been sarcastic....
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SHALOM
Like I said earlier,plans are underway man,just keep your fingers crossed.Let us love and support one another and stop all the criticism.
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 4:28pm On Jun 08, 2018
NONNYG:
hahahaha, if na me now, him go begin brag with jujugrin
Guy grow up please.Your trolling is uncalled for. matured men don't do this shits you're doing.Focus on your life and get busy if you are less of it.
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 13 by cutieme(m): 4:23pm On Jun 08, 2018
Mr Justwise,please I want to deactivate my account.Please how do I go about it because I don't know the password of the email address again,thanks.
Fashion › Re: Men T Shirt Round Sleeve For Sell @1500 by cutieme(m): 3:12pm On Jun 08, 2018
Where are the shirts?
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 3:10pm On Jun 08, 2018
suxes2005:
Alaye who hold you make you no Travel ?

Buy ticket enter road. YOu didn’t pay nobody to go get info for you; of all the info you’ve been getting ever since, which of them have you worked on ?
Don't worry buddy ,you will hear from me soon,very soon.Plans are underway so relax!
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 10:30am On Jun 08, 2018
kaffy4tope:
I’m even there again on vac now. Loving here like madt.
Tell us what is obtainable there bro,u guys should try and be feeding us with the right info about these places.
Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by cutieme(m): 11:08am On Jun 07, 2018
NONNYG:
lols, who God don bless even your village people can’t stop me, bro if you have good thoughts about people, good things will keep coming your way, with this kind of mindset, I pity your life, since 2014 you have been asking on how to migrate to all the countries in the world and their women too, smh.

You wan knack me jazzgrin , if that your jazz no fit help you travel abroad, omor na wash

pls wake up. Thank you
If really God has blessed u as u claim,u would be appreciative to him in humbleness and be helpful to the people that seemingly need help.U claim I have been inquiring about countries since 2014,yes I agree,that is because i'm looking out for the best bet and place ok.Now if u are really rational in your dealings u shouldn't be poking and making jest of your fellow brother who is in dire need, rather u help in your own little way but what have u done so far to help if really u are pained by my inquiries,what?Do u know 2moro?If your light is already shinning,allow others see by it also rather than boasting and exhibiting folly of highest order.I am telling u all these because soon the unexpected would happen and people shouldn't lay blame on anyone.peace out!
Travel › Re: Welcome To Algeria ! ( Pics ) by cutieme(m): 10:56am On Jun 07, 2018
sirelexzy:
the website is edu.gov.ng but i think it is closed for now till registration period.
plus the women lol they are beautiful but is sometimes hard to date them lol. except you are a muslim. but still some people do date them.
Ok,when normally do they open it?
Travel › Re: Welcome To Algeria ! ( Pics ) by cutieme(m): 5:31pm On Jun 06, 2018
sirelexzy:
you can go to the federal ministry of education website then go to scholarship boards. normally there used to be a website for it particularly, but they closed it and i heard they open it around january when it is time to apply. but there are threads for it on nairaland. it is called bilateral education agreement(bea). and there are also wide range of countries to pick. even european and asian countries. and the application is free


about algeria, Algeria is a very peaceful country generally. though it can be a bit boring if you dont go and look for fun because they are very reserved people. and life can be so cheap here lol. almost everything is very cheap that you might consider them as being free.
even their women?Pls can u provide us with the website through which we can get access to the scholarship?Thanks.
Business › Re: Make Money With This POS Whether You Open Shop Or Not, Anytime, Anywhere: by cutieme(m): 12:09pm On Jun 05, 2018
pakpan89:
Cash withdrawal is the in thing now, the in business now in Nigeria, everywhere you go. As a registered and authorized Pocketmoni Agent, all you need do is simply carry just some cash with you and help your friends/people to withdraw cash from their bank account THROUGH YOU.

All you need do is simply get your friends who want to withdraw cash from their bank account to dial *389*71*Your Agent Pocketmoni Number*Amount# on their mobile phone.

Their bank account will be debited and your Agent e-wallet credited instantly. And, you pay cash to them and take your commission between N100-N500, depending on location, competition and market forces.

For example, with N200 per txn, just 10 friends withdrawing from you a day would make you N2,000 daily

20 txns a day would make you N4,000 a day, and more. That is N120,000 a month and more. No buying and selling. Just recycling your money - same cash to make earnings.

We are not even adding other txns you can do with Pocketmoni to make cash - such as cash deposit, bills payment, western union, top-up, etc.

Contact us to get the forms to register
What are the processes to get registered?
Travel › Re: Welcome To Algeria ! ( Pics ) by cutieme(m): 9:28pm On Jun 04, 2018
sirelexzy:
lol bro i am a student studying in algeria under federal govt scholarship.
and i have to say the pictures you are seeing is just right about algeria.
it is not too developed but it is better than nigeria.
And it is a very neat country.
all the stuffs the Algerian guy has been posting is true.
Algeria is also by far more peaceful than Nigeria
How can one get this scholarship,moreso ,how is life generally there?
Business › Re: Make Money With This POS Whether You Open Shop Or Not, Anytime, Anywhere: by cutieme(m): 3:31pm On Jun 04, 2018
pakpan89:
Just with N10,000 agent registration fee, you can start this business with your mobile phone which is now your POS.
So POS is no longer required?
Family › Re: Kabiru Ishaq Sa'id Celebrates His 3 Wives, Gives Them Pet Names by cutieme(m): 12:18am On Jun 04, 2018
rebirthforgoody:
No am island ghost oooh
OK ooo,go front.
Family › Re: Kabiru Ishaq Sa'id Celebrates His 3 Wives, Gives Them Pet Names by cutieme(m): 8:56pm On Jun 03, 2018
rebirthforgoody:
A man can love deeply than a woman
Rightly said.Pls can I know u better?
Family › Re: Kabiru Ishaq Sa'id Celebrates His 3 Wives, Gives Them Pet Names by cutieme(m): 8:55pm On Jun 03, 2018
MariaLavina:
Lol..cheesy If they do how is it possible to be with more than one at a time?

Most men do not love, they only get attracted .It is the sense of responsibility,Religious believes, satisfactions (sexual, social, moral and maybe Financial )they get from their women and sometimes lack of money that keeps them in relationships. Take these things away and watch them move on.

Men hardly ever willing love smiley
Come unto me and I shall love u deeply.
Family › Re: Kabiru Ishaq Sa'id Celebrates His 3 Wives, Gives Them Pet Names by cutieme(m): 8:52pm On Jun 03, 2018
hadduni:
Is it ever possible to truly love multiple women at the same time?
Yea na
Travel › Re: Thread For Nigerians In Other African Countries by cutieme(m): 2:39pm On Jun 03, 2018
tiwiex:
My brother, you look too far indeed. The standard of living in Nigeria makes us think all African countries are like that. I just got back from Rwanda. I was in Ethiopia, Ghana and Benin earlier. The story is the same as described by a commenter. Security is top notch in all these places and they have constant light (well, almost). I don't know how this country called Nigeria became a jungle. Now I see what Kanu means. He even downplayed it by calling it a zoo. Lol. This is not about analysing the situation. I also think as a black man, you are easily welcomed here in Africa. I almost opened a company in Rwanda with my passport oh. I was just curious. The fellows at RDB told me how but also said it was not even necessary to start something. I will still do it. They generally like to meet Nigerians and show them the ropes.

I will be visiting others soon. I have had an Africa travel bug for sometime now. America no even dey my mind. I am yet to renew my visa. I believe if we want to fix Nigeria, we need to see how our contemporaries are doing it and not look at the West. Oyinbo full Ethiopia and Rwanda. They love it there oh.

For some pics and videos on my journey, you can check it out on Instagram @trekafrik. If you feel like, please follow me. That would be encouraging. If you want some tips too, feel free to ask. I am happy to share from the small wey I know.
Pls bro,tell us more about Rwanda and the opportunities and how to go about opening/running a business there,thanks.
Travel › Re: Thread For Nigerians In Other African Countries by cutieme(m): 2:17pm On Jun 03, 2018
Lonestar124:
I don't use WhatsApp.

We can chat in any obsolete post here.
Bro,what is the route to follow to Liberia and like how much can carry one down there,thanks.P.S.How is CD plate business over there too?Thanks.
Travel › Re: Thread For Nigerians In Other African Countries by cutieme(m): 10:08pm On Jun 02, 2018
Lonestar124:
I can't calculate that not good in mathematics but 366naira is 1dollar us while 142liberty is dollar.

Let me say the range of 30us upward.

Their ladies are beautiful and cheap and will cling on you if you're a Nigerian but your pocket go suffer cheesy..some of them are dropouts and orphans.

They can keep their pregnancy even you if you force them to abort it.

I pity them really cry
Eh ya,anyways thanks for the info so far,how person go fit take reach u now?Incase person wan communicate with u for the other room.
Romance › Re: Best Lubricant To Use For Anal Sex by cutieme(m): 12:30pm On Jun 02, 2018
softwerk:
Olive Oil?!

When my Pastor take dey anoint me for church shocked

Please fear God
Hahahahaha,that's why I said fresh one and mind u,i said olive oil and not Anointed oil.
Romance › Re: Best Lubricant To Use For Anal Sex by cutieme(m): 11:45am On Jun 02, 2018
SwagPower:
Haba Nah.!!...me n gf tryin sumtin new..jst want to make it a pleasurable as well as memorable encounter 4 us both..
OK,use fresh olive oil and thank me later.
Romance › Re: Best Lubricant To Use For Anal Sex by cutieme(m): 11:39am On Jun 02, 2018
Hope u no be gay o
Travel › Re: Thread For Nigerians In Other African Countries by cutieme(m): 8:39am On Jun 02, 2018
Lonestar124:
The country is peaceful, cooperative, liveable and everything is cheap here.

It depends. their are lot of business that will fetch you good money.

Majority of Nigerians here are into electronic materials, auto parts, pharmacy, phone accessories and these aba pans

They're making a enough profit...they will buy a item of 400naira in Nigeria and sell it to the Liberians for 10us which is 3660naira

Their money is valuable than naira..very shameful.

They easily use USD even their government charge with America dollar...you can bring out rate board in front of your shop.

The current rate now is 142liberty to 1us.
Pls how much is 1 liberty to naira and how much can one rent a self-contained apartment there,lastly how is their ladies?

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