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TheTundeMuniru:
Mexicans? 🤣

LOL, for real... They are around in the US and you can easily spot them by their looks. They lack height and the body you dreamt of Tunde.

TheTundeMuniru:
I have no reason to doubt you, anything dark skin is beautiful.

Not all are dark skin most are light skin especially Venezuelans. Among the countries you mentioned above, only Columbians can beat them to class. And please, you have to take Mexicans from your list. Those people ain't up to standard in beauty. They are mostly 4ft in height and stout like malt bottle with a round face, I mean they like height and look plumpy and round and they all share same features. Mexicans are over hyped.

TheTundeMuniru:
Alright!

There are countries I must visit before I grow old and die. My only mission in those countries is to go experience another definition of African beauty of the Caribbeans. I don't care about the crime rate, must tell my own story of those Dark Skin Queens.

Colombia, Brazil, Trinidad & Tobago, Mexico, Salvador and Barbados.

The aforementioned women are extremely beautiful and sexy. Even if after everything my throat got slitted, I still must have a taste of them all.

Your list isn't complete without Dominicans and Venezuelans. They are erotically beautiful. Once lived there and I can tell you for real.

Justrite007:
What is your email

You can DM me on IG @ donbisco21.

Justrite007:
Please I need it

You can send me an email containing your age, height and weight in Kilogram. Then I will take it from there. I've been to countries and I understand lifestyle concerning food consumption using myself as an experiment. I'll give you routine.

mubarak89:
Hi NLanders.

Please what drugs can I take to grow a bit fatter?

I am too skinny and I dislike it.

Any helpful advice will be much appreciated.

Everything boils down on lifestyle. I don't know your financial status I would have given you a strict diet devoid of artificial protein. I don't know your age and height to actually juxtaposed with your BMI to determine what you mean by skinny. Nevertheless, I'll advise you register at your local gym and convert your physique to thin muscles( Athletic physique is the goal man ).

[quote author=Jidejenson post=133761758]reply mail[I did already and i am waiting for your response. Thanks]

I need information on how to retrieve my NIN (National Identification Number) card. For years, I have misplaced mine due to relocating. Currently, I am in the States, is there a way I can get my NIN through my bank in Nigeria? Or is there alternatives to getting my NIN. I need it to renew my international passport. I'll be in the comment session waiting... thanks!

That's my home sweet home.. I'm from Amankalu in Igbere. I've been there twice for Traditional retirement. When I visit Nigeria I'll touch down the east. Can't wait...

I was at the French Quarters in New Orleans late last year for vacation. It's always busy with tourist and full of life and fiesta 247. Kinda imagine the apprehension after the incident.

LordBiden:
My biggest source of income has been importing fairly used items from top USA online markets to sell in Nigeria.

I import stuffs like mobile phones to sell here in Nigeria,I get these products very cheap from sites like ebay,offerup,Facebook market place.

Its a business I have been doing for years now,and there are legit agents that help with everythingfrom payment,shipping and delivery to Nigeria.

This imported phones are then sold here in Nigeria using different classified online markets or offline to make huge profits.

Bro, I'll like to link up with you to know how this business go.

Akpobo123:
Yeah, Emboss paper/card is the name

Thank you.

Please do you name the actual name of this kind of paper you use in drawing(emboss paper) because I will like to buy it in US.

juliuscaesar:
By your statement, I can tell you have never been to America and ALL the information you have digested about America comes from movies and what you see on social media. Crack/Cocaine/prescription pills have done more damage in white communities and populations than it has in black communities. If you go to rural America, I am talking about the backwoods of Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, south and north Carolina, Ohio, Georgia, where we have real rednecks and hillbillies, you will see the damage that crack has done to those communities. The only reason you might think blacks are more affected is because blacks live in cities and it's easier to see what's going on in the cities. Most people do not go to the backwoods of America I earlier mentioned, especially if you are not from there. That's a side of America they don't show you. There are communities there that are inbreds. Fathers sleeping with daughters, cousins marrying each other, siblings having kids together etc. Educate yourself.

You are so right and you understand the matrix of the society out here. I stay in South Carolina and it's obvious here.

This is so me. The joy that come within having personal clipper can never be undermined. You can just decide to wake up and have a shave. I don't have a fancy hairstyle just pure bald and shaving. I spent $50 in my first cut in a new location but then I got my clipper to do my cut personally.

Akpobo123:
If you don't mind, I can buy and waybill to you.

Ain't based in Nigeria. I'm in the US of A. It's going to be tedious for you to send over. And pretty expensive.

Akpobo123:
Yeah I've heard of Strathmore paper but it's not available at my area. Along with pelican, Manila and Bristol. I've told my vendors about them, they're still searching for it. I'll get to express the usage when they finally get it accross

They are amazing and I think really give you a great texture. Though they are expensive. I really miss the needle point emboss but I'm trying to search about it online through Amazon but can't find it. Probably spelling it wrongly.

It's terrible out here in my city. It wrecked a lot of havoc and fatality. Power outage and so many trees fell on the major roads and building which resulted in death in the street next to us. We're expecting bad weather this week again. Pray for us in South Carolina.

[quote author=Akpobo123 post=132150592]I'm using emboss card for this drawing. Sometimes I use glossy card too.
And just so you know, glossy card does not absorb charcoal, graphite is best for it while emboss card is good for charcoal and graphite but is very textured[For real you are a real artist. You remind me years ago in Nigeria when i still you emboss its my favorite especially the needle point. Now i use strathmore card to do commission jobs.]

Akpobo123:
Started this new piece

What paper are you using please.

[quote author=Bluezy13 post=131899414]Please, does a full match consume all 1gb data?[Please can you help with the apps that show football matches]

[quote author=Konquest post=130953384]You're welcome Don, anytime. Indeed, you should return to the DR as it's also the most visited of all the Carribean Islands every year by tourists on vacation. Enjoy the rest of your day and have a great week ahead.



[/quote Muchisimagracias hermano. Dios te bendiga]

[quote author=Konquest post=130897581]@Donbisco2010,

Yes, I found the video link for you from Czech in Effect showing the motor bikes. Here it is BELOW:

"The Part of Dominican Republic You Don't See"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iew-CynCHo
Czech in Effect - January 2022

Sexcation... That sounds mad cool. "Sex + Vacation" or "Sex Tourism" is another way to say it.



Aha! I found two recent and impressive videos of Tayo Aina's visit to DR in April 2024 as well right BELOW:

"The Dominican Republic They Don't Want You To See"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kg0SbifdqaY?si=QDBOv7pNWPWCwqja
Tayo Aina - April 28, 2024


"I Spent a Day in Dominican Republic's Most Dangerous Slum"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJOb9Ju66ZA?si=XaLtEr6eeE0Zkj8q
Tayo Aina - May 31, 2024


Don, I just watched the two awesome videos above from Tayo that made me appreciate the essence of DR the more... Enjoy!


[/quote Thanks for this video from Tayo. Bro i really enjoyed it and i stayed in boca chica back then. This made me want to return lol]

[quote author=Konquest post=130896717]That's awesome Don! You did maximum justice to this. That Sosua is very popular with African-American male travelers looking for some fun and the girls there speak halting English.

I'll definitely visit DR soon. It's a lovely place but you are spot on about the racism there especially towards Haitians. Even before the year that you arrived in the DR, Haitians who had been living in DR from childhood had their citizenships reversed and were told to reapply for residency while many were deported to Haiti without being allowed to take most of their home and work place items.

There's another favorite male African-American travel YouTuber that I've followed for some years now called "Czech in Effect" who had been to DR in January of 2022 and his video on YouTube was titled: "The Part of Dominican Republic You Don't See" and you can Google the YouTube title to watch the video, and the video showed other areas of DR outside the posh areas that had motorcycles for public transportation (Okada) like they do in Nigeria or Benin Republic. That 'hood felt very much like somewhere in Nigeria. The handsome "Czech in Effect" speaks good Spanish and Portuguese which I heard him speak on his visit to Brazil since Spanish and Portuguese are a bit similar.

It's good to know you're multilingual too in addition to your spoken Nigerian language. You'll do very well in an international business career, a sailor, an academic, or a diplomatic career path as a French and Spanish speaker.
I enjoyed having this convo with you and I'll keep in touch.

Thanks again.




[/quote You are right in some total about the Haitian and the Dominican differences. Once you are dark and not fluent in Spanish assume you are Haitian and there by giving cold treatment. Deportation still exist today till this moment.

For real Sosua and mostly places i mentioned earlier are hot spot for tourist and most tourist visit for pleasure and relaxation. I mean sexcation if such word exist for some folks. No doubt Dominican girls are beautiful and endowed.

And for the means of transportation, every nooks and crannies has Okada even the tourist areas. I mean every highbrow area has slum in the DR and they make use of Okay almost everywhere even in Santo Domingo( the capital ).

You seems to know a lot about DR, but you never admit you visited lol.]

Konquest:
@Donbisco2010,

Thanks for the insightful feedback. It shows that you are a self-motivated person which is a major key for anybody who is gonna be truly successful in life! To put it succinctly, I wanted to know in the first question "the YEAR" you first made that solo travel journey to the Dominican Republic.

Indeed, aside from Santo Domingo, the main capital of the Dominican Republic where you can still find folks who speak some English, other areas would require a knowledge of spoken Spanish. The use of portable language translation devices, (or Google Translate like you earlier stated) are very important if one is to make a major headway with folks on the "street level" in those French, Portuguese and Spanish-speaking countries. I particularly find it a bit distasteful that someone would go to another country as a solo traveler (or part of a group) and start speaking only English to people who CANNOT speak English... At least getting familiar with Google Translate would have helped to avoid being dismissed or waived off like I saw in a couple of travel videos. Former President Barack Obama's first daughter right from high school speaks very fluent Spanish and this came in very handy during some of her Latin-American trips with her family and the folks there naturally gravitated towards her. Those of us who are multilinguists are able to break down a lot of barriers.

Last but not least, there's a Dominican female travel entrepreneur and YouTuber that I've been following for some years now by the name of "Norberis R." She moved back to DR two years ago from Florida with her African-American spouse after living in the United States for 14 years. You can type out "Norberis R" in the YouTube search box and watch some or all of her videos on the Dominican Republic to gain some more insights on life there since you left.

Your story is truly inspiring for anyone who knows the power of being intentional. Thanks for the feedback.

Cheers.

I really appreciate your right up and this can as well past for publishable article in a reputable magazine. I left Nigeria May 2021, to search for greener pasture, though with a well planned business waiting for me in the DR. Now, Dominican Republic is a pure Spanish speaking country though with little variant but no much difference just the street slang.

Barely you find Dominicans with English knowledge but most of them try learning due to the influx of tourist in the country and the boost of hospitality industry. So most of them go to learn English to be able to get a befitting job in the hotels or call center job. If you as a foreigner you are good with teaching English you will be sought after by schools and private tutoring. For me, I had students back then I tutor but couldn't get a job in any established schools due to absence of work permit. I had no document to help me push for mouth watering job out there.

Santo Domingo is the capital but not a tourist area. Places like punta cana, Puerto plata, Sosua, La Romania, Boca Chica are hot spot for tourism so you can easily stumble on some natives who can just exchange pleasantries in English.

Dominicans are friendly but have an undertone of racism in their garment. Bro, there are more to say on this..lol but if I start typing...

Concerning Obama's Daughter, I'm proud of her and it's possible for her to speak because I can categorically tell you Spanish is the second language here in the US. A lot of Mexicans lives out here and Latinos and Spanish is thought in schools here. I bet they will be able to hire the best tutor to teach their daughters at home. Spanish is romantic and interesting..

I speak French and Spanish as at today. Learnt French in Nigeria before I left, then top it up with Spanish in Dominican Republic.

You know a lot about the DR, I hope you visit someday for vacation and see wonders lol

My name is Don. Nice to meet you.

Konquest:
That's quite an impressive odyssey... Three layovers!

How long in terms of years has this Dominican Republic trip by Turkish Airlines been?

Second, did you go as a solo traveler or was it in a tour group?

Lastly, how was it coping with speaking Dominican Spanish since not many folks speak fluent English on the street level?

All the best.

Sincerely, I don't understand your first question. Secondly, I went as a solo traveler on tourist visa. Lastly, it was difficult for me at first learning Spanish, couldn't do without Google translator at the earlier stage. And besides as a linguist it helps alot in the learning process on the street. Was always on the street selling merchandise in my store. So I have a lot of customers to relate with. I spent 3 years before relocating to the States. I'll say my Spanish is good on communication level. Thanks.

My first trip was international flight from Nigeria(MMIA) to Dominican Republic ( Las America International Airport). Well, as a young and aspiring man I was so restless on the flight due to the rumor of deportation at each point of entry. I think we had 3 lay overs. And almost on air for 2 straight days. The play was huge and had a lot of leg room and food where served at intervals and we are entitled to make request on whatever we cared for.. Turkish airline, I arrived the country with a reddish eyes and a blocked ear lol afters days on flight. Had lay over at Turkey, Columbia and Panama before touching down in Dominican Republic 🇩🇴. Let's I forget I almost missed my flight at Instabul because I don't know the gate to board my flight. It was an experience...

Daejumong:
Kelechi Iheanacho must replace Chukwueze in the starting line up. He is a more clinical finisher, more experienced , very good with free kicks and shots from long distances. He also has great passes and has a more business like approach . These are qualities we need in the final third that will relieve pressure on Osimhen and make us score loads of goals.
Alhassan for Iwobi.
Alhassan has stronger defensive abilities and decent attacking abilities. A 2 man pivot with Frank the tank is our best bet to tame the lions in midfield. Iwobi has been below par thus far.
My preferred line up
Nwabali

Ekong Omeruo Ajayi

Aina Alhassan Onyeka Bassey

Iheanacho Osimhen Lukmon

This team can win the Afcon

Nigeria will win with 2 goals to nil. Osimhen will score with head in one of the goal

Dominican republic must not win o because this country isn't a football country. Na fk up.

clockwisereport:
I am interested. How do I contact you sir?

i sent you a mail.