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bujebudanu1:

Nigeria

Like naija is still years back

Braket:
Trip to Nigeria.

If I was told that I will return back to Nigeria in my first years of moving abroad, I would definitely have argued. But it goes without saying that man proposes, God disposes.

With few months to go and examination knocking, I had to make plans about visiting Nigeria. As that then, I had no work but only few euros I had saved up for my bills.

I frantically searched for work, and I was so lucky to get a 4 weeks contract which I did with my body and soul despite lot of shits I had to deal with there.

Long story short, I booked my ticket with British Airways at a giveaway price of about €520. Then the main headache of what to buy for loved ones in Nigeria and the money to spend in Nigeria started giving me headaches because Nigerians wouldn't just accept the reality of bills we have to face here and the fact that I am a student who hasn't worked more than two months since I arrived coupled with the reality that this trip was not really pre-planned but it was necessary.

In the end, I told myself the better truth of not doing pass myself just because I just returned from 'abroad'. So I decided to tell them the blunt truth that I am a student and I would even appreciate any cash they can give me when going back.

That settled, I wrote my exams and packaged my bags to voyage 20 years into the past.

vampire2020:
bring ur Cash and Airtel sim either 3g it 4g preferably 4g cause it attract lot of bonus

vampire2020:
send me a pm,buh u go pay o

highdon:
A day will come when Heavens gate
will open and the cloud will
change, Some idiots will think its
weather for two not knowing its rapture for one

opparadise:
Let me explain life to you, OP:
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1. As a blogger you are, I think your head have bugs. Run a debug. Who the hell told you all contents are regarded as news? Quadrillions of this happen in milliseconds across the world.
2. Try a good niche for your blog. Man, you are a poor designer and web master.
3. You will try to argue., but in case, I leave people to argue with themselves.
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Let me score you: 3/100.
Remark: Just become a DJ, blogging is not for you.

khiaa:
Black American women aren't checking for your controlling, insecure behinds, when we see you we run the other direction that is why you beg those big fat, old white whales to marry you. LMAO, you have money, most of you work security and janitorial jobs. There are some nice Nigerian men but it is rare. Your greed is a turn off.

lilianofentse:
As a lady it is very hard to let go of someone you really loved and never cheated on. btw I plan to marry at 23. 19 going to 20 on May so its not bad if I want a serious relationship

lilianofentse:
Am 19 yrs old also. The problem is that I can't get my mind off him

Auladimeji2:
This useless,End time pastor, Nairander again?

marviessss:
Kindly drop ur WhatsApp number,If you have

AntiBrutus:
After their rants, they will logout and call their NIGERIAN GIRLFRIENDS. When she breaks their heart, they will still login to rant about their NIGERIAN GIRLFRIENDS.

Last last, they will marry one NIGERIAN woman. That's all

Akorkor:
How I wish our government can spread their tentacles in establishing more companies to other states in Nigeria. Osogbo is one of the good place I can boast I have lived in Nigeria. Constant electricity, low crime rate, low cost of living, good life, average social life and nice environment to raise a child. I wish our train system is working well, I would have been living in osogbo and work in Lagos. I am not scared of putting things in fridge when I was in osogbo. In fact, some days I prayed there is light off because of frozen food.

If you can get a good job in osogbo, it’s a good place to live. I lived in a one bedroom flat that cost 150k then and I have also stayed in a room self contained before that cost 70k. Transportation as at that time was 30naira. I can leave my house at 7:30 and get to my place of work at 7:40. Sometime I leave work during lunch hour to come to house to eat. Life is good in osogbo and some other state.

Lagos is overrated. I hope people stop rating Nigeria based on their Lagos experience.

4w4eva:
Very cheap and you have constant light at least 23hours daily where I live. If you have your hand work or business, you'll enjoy Osogbo.Low crime rate but majorly civil servants city