DeeOkorie:
I hope we are all doing well.
I submitted at VFS Abuja on the 5th of August, got message for passport dispatch and pickup on the 26th August, picked my Passport on the 29th August.

Student 1 year visa was approved. First timer.

Please keep pushing, ensure you dot all I’s and cross all T’s, yours will be approved.

I appreciate all of you for the help and information I gathered from this platform.

Goodluck!

Enitan1998:

Which country you think Is best to apply beside france

Lisa222:
Good morning guy's,
Please is it compulsory to have proficiency in French language before you can apply for bsc admission through campus d france

Harzontorh:
Watch Davido's interview, talks about Wizkid in New York 2019. Reveals his Celebrity Crush & Life !


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tg8EARBn_UY

roughdiamond:
Please I need list of schools/universities that offer courses in English in Abidjan. I visited International university of Grand Bassam's website and discovered that their tuition is on the high side (2.7 million Cfa). Anyone with useful information should just help out.
Cc Harzontorh

okomile:
Get ECOWAS passport.
The other country immigration officers eyes dey red.

Travel safe to avoid unnecessary embarrassment.

ENGRPETER101:
PLS GURUS IN THE HOUSE I NEED FULL LIST OF REQUIREMENT FOR TOURIST VISA TO FRANCE THANKS

kalis123:
I see good offer of insurance for Schengen visa or Europe. From 13 EUR/month for medical insurance I think is fair price, I bought on https://visa-insurance.eu

ogedozie:


There is a new platform called parcoursup, it's specifically for undergraduate. All you have to do is inquire from your school if you need to apply for an admission through this platform or you can search for it on Google for more info.

Christycode:
do I need to take the delf before applying, what documents should I go to abuja with and what's involved

tolani4real:
Where can I get travel insurance?

Someone talking about Zenith insurance company. Can I buy my travel insurance here?

My wife is planning to travel for 10 days if her visa approved

Bank450:



Haha, I hope your village is safe ooo.

WHich hotel can you reccomend my oga

spiralwedge:
harzontorh, pls I'm sending you a pm.

I'm considering to move May next year. I want to go first and later bring my young family to join me. Can I take my car there or do you advise I sell it and buy another there?

Bank450:
I will be going to Ejigbo first week of January to find make my own personal research about Ivory Coast.

If you have any question, write them here so I can ask them and get back with the answers.

Elconquistador1:
I am a Nigerian, Yoruba to be precise. I desire to visit Abidjan towards the end of January into the new month. I will like anyone with credible information on visiting this destination to assist with the following questions in order to facilitate my planning.

1. Where do I find direct road transport to Abidjan? How much is the fare and how long is the journey?

2. Can you recommend safe and lively neighbourhoods with affordable hotels (like NGN8,000 - 10,000 ish per night) and great nightlife too?

3. Kindly also suggest interesting places one can visit at Abidjan (Hoping I can do Yamoussoukro too).

4. My french speaking is quite low due to lack of practice. What are my chances to get by through each day?

5. Advice on food, commuting the city (bus, cab or bike), shopping, pictures (yes, lots of them), emergency and friendliness of the citizens are most welcome.

Having fun is what I make it, but your information will go a long way to achieve that.

Looking forward to your responses guys. Help a brother out.

Emzyme:
no nigerian in abidjan?

lets keep the thread alive

Emzyme:



Harzontorh

JWTheocracy1:


Cote d'ivoire, home of hospitality.

Bishop346:



Good day nairalanders.I currently live in Lagos,married with 2 kids of primary school age.I'm currently tired of the Nigeria business atmosphere. I want to relocate to Abidjan by January 2019 with my family,as I speak about 50% French, my wife too,been that we have been trading cars between Cotonou and Nigeria.

My questions*
(1)
Can I be able to set up a private business in Abidjan with #2million naira I have saved
(2)What can I be buying in Nigeria and selling in Abidja,since I'm already used to the west African borders and south education on ECOWAS and NEPAD treaties?
(3)what part of the country will be suitable for me and my family?

ill advice you move asap,, you have all it takes!


(4)outside the #2million for business purpose, can I be able to buy a car that I can always drive to Nigeria during the Yuletides?

(5)been that Lagos has almost all goods,What particular items can triple my money when sold in Abidjan?

(6)Are their Authorities (police) flexible?

(7)what transport company can convey good from Lagos to Abidjan and the modality for settlement ?do I pay every expenses in Nigeria, including all custom charges before my goods can be moved to Abidjan?

Please your candid advice will be highly appreciated.

My WhatsApp is
+2348033126513.
Email:
Newbishop2000@gmail.com

popizaino:


It's seems it as become imperative of me to talk since you mentioned orelope transport even though I didn't want to chuk mouth earlier when you were asking if there is other alternative transport aside ejigbo. Well your best bet would have been to just enter cotonu and take UTB to abidjan direct.but since you still consider orelope transport I can give you the first hand info.orelope leaves on Sundays to and fro from abidjan and Wednesday. Sundays bus fee is 20k naira or 30kcfa depending on the currency you which to pay with.The duration of Sunday buses is 3days that means they arrive on Tuesday and they usually carry goods along while that of Wednesday which is 27k naira or 40kcfa usually don't carry goods along and they arrive the following day which is Thursday.Sunday buses are not ac fitted while that of Wednesday is ac fitted.

Mizwisdom:




Who can help pls?

johnsonm2g:
Thank you very much for the response, please what's CVEC?

MANGOandCORN:

Harzontorh where are you ooooo?

ewenla123:
If every Nigerian is like Ugosample, harzontoh, jwtheoracracy2, fpexchange, and the likes, Nigeria would have become heaven on earth right now . I really appreciate you guys. Am looking forward to having a Thanksgiving dinner with you guys

popizaino:



Guy I don't work in the embassy .