₦airaland Forum

ugandanstudent:
Lol

TMKsouth:
I feel sorry for decent Nigerians like u who have to suffer because of what others are doing. I'm South African and I think u know how we regard Nigeria.

Anyway, stay cool - maybe one day the good guys will prevail over the bad ones, and your reputation remodelled.

TMKsouth:
That's how Nigerians paint all their hosts, hence the tensions.

Ogbuonyeisiogu:
YOUR URGENT ADVICE NEEDED!


I am considering, Mauritius but, have no situation idea there. I want to relocate with my family, my wife an American citizen, 5kids with the Eldest being 12 and my cousin.

I want to do business, I need a very peaceful environment with a very strong and stable economy, political and social institutions. I want to set up a business with about 3M for start up.

I need a nice place love very neat city to do business and grow my kids.

[Please I need your honest advice here

Teci:
True.... a lot of young Nigerian guys have been set up with these girls. One has to be careful while dealing with them. They can be all smiles, but when they come after you, even the devil would be shocked. Nigerian guys have suffered in jail and some who were lucky bailed themselves out with millions to avoid the long jail terms. Worst part is that they can even use a girl above 18 years to set you up. When they want to arrest you, they'll shave off the girls hair and make her appear like an underage, accusing you of seducing and molesting an underage girl and raping her. You may have to pay over a million CFAs as compensation to free yourself. One always has to be careful when dealing with these girls. Never take them to your house, always do your hook ups and meetings in bars, restaurants or hotels, that way they can never implicate you easily. Also, never let a girl you're dating know the amount of money you make from your job or business, or where you are saving your money. Always keep them guessing. Na sense dem dey take follow these people (do your love business with your brain, not your heart )

TMKsouth:
Yes the ANC government has more authority over the entire country than the APC has in Nigeria because SA is a republic and Nigeria a federation.

That's why it will be more difficult for Cape Town to gain independence. Biafra actually has a better chance of succeeding compared to this CapeXit.

TMKsouth:
They stole the land in 1652 when they arrived in SA. We won't allow them to do it again. No white people will ever again own a piece of Africa.

TMKsouth:
Yes, she was premier and leader of the party in the country.

TMKsouth:
Yes it is. Cape Town even has a problem with internal migration of people from poorer provinces. Their old premier once referred to Xhosa people from neighbouring Eastern Cape as economic refugees. She was forced to apologise for that.

But it's also coz Cape Town is the furthest city to travel to - on the tip of Africa.

But Joburg and Pretoria (Gauteng province) is favoured by African immigrants because it is rich and yet Pan-African.

TMKsouth:
No, not as high as Joburg and Pretoria.

If you noticed, point 5 of their demands is "closed borders to prevent the influx of illegal immigrants".

Agape123:
I went to a liquor store and ended up buying nothing. Hennessy VSOP is 130,000 RWF lol, even Heineken smallest bottle is like 1,200 to 1500. Even four cousins of 2k in Naija is 12,000 RWF here. They don’t even have AC in most houses same with their cars, even car here na die. So I wonder why things are expensive there and their citizens are poor, who de buy those things. An iPhone 12 pro max is 1.6M RWF lol

Patrioticbreed9:
am back to nigeria already. the weather that day wasnt suitable for taking pics.

nwadikeokey11:
Well, u may be right regarding the prices of food, but that depends on what u are eating over there. Personally i didn't like their foods so i rarely managed to have a bite of them. I ate more of cake, fruits, bread, and in some restaurant that offered something more edible for my liking and consumption. A small bottle of water was 200rwf, i mean the one that's sold for 50 naira here. There's just a place where i ate Nigeria food. The restaurant is ran by an Igbo lady from Abia state and i tell u, that lady is on money. A young lady in her early thirties but she drives 2 clean jeeps over there in Kigali. I cant remember the name of where that restaurant is now, but it was the winners pastor that took me, the pastors friend that came from Tanzania to settle in Kigali, another Igbo guy that came from Botswana and had already settled in Kigali, another Igbo guy that relocated to Kigali from Dubai and some Rwandes to go eat there. A plate of food then was about 8k rwf. I love Kigali to the extent i choose it over Europe and America and i have my reason. And mind u, before any one come under my comment to attack me, i have been to EU and US, so i have my reason which is best known to me. Thanks.

EMEKUSBOY9:
My guy i full ground like "G WAGON "

Holywizard:
No matter what, sex is not cheap here unless u are good in French

Holywizard:
Most of the girls 14-40 are baby mamas.
It's in this country that u will see a lady that has 4 children, 4 different fathers.

Holywizard:
Most middle class businessmen are complaining oo. (Many are still making it)
House rent is on monthly basis. (The most controversial thing in this country).
If u are coming to this country because of women, u will definitely be disappointed.
Most of their ladies na 'bring money come fvck'.

Things have really changed in this country

Holywizard:
A lot of things have really changed in this country oo.
The OP's experiences were all pre covid-19 period.
Their girls are money conscious as well.
Their youths are lazy, na foreigners dey hustle for Ivory coast.
Just use ur head as u dey come

4everEdward:
I don’t understand what you mean

Styluss:
Hello fellow Nlders...
I have turkey on my radar for a while now. I want to know if I should give it a trial... I'll be sponsoring my journey myself and and very scared about what the future holds.

Pls if you are an Msc student in turkey, pls share your experience!
Please let's know what to expect!!!

nwadikeokey11:
Great thread. The first time i visited Rwanda i fell deeply in love wit that country. I spent just 6weeks there. I will be relocating back there pretty soon. That country though small but it's every thing i love about how a country should be ran. And for the brother asking if he could survive with a million naira for a year in Kigali, my advise to you should be this. Please don't try it, or you will have a very bad experience. I had cash of 600k naira equivalent in dollar when i landed at the Kigali international airport. After i paid for a room and parlor self contain at Kanombe, exactly opposite the Kigali airport which cost 60k Rwanda franc per a month. i was left with some money which finished in less than a month time. mind you, i didn't party or club, not even for one day, neither did i spend money carrying ladies, hell No. The money was spent on solely food, water and transportation. Foods are very expensive in Kigali and also bottle water. I couldn't drink tap water so i drank only bottled water which is costly, unlike what we had here in Nigeria. My only saving grace was a pastor friend of mine who was in charge of winners chapel church in Kigali, and a member of the church from Kenya whom God told several times according to him to give me 400 dollar. So you see it is difficult to stay in Kigali for 6months with just 1 million naira let alone a whole year, that will be taking an extreme risk if you don't have any business you are doing there. For business you can do that could give you money, i will advise female wears. I met some of our people over there doing that business and they are doing pretty well, of course you know there are more female in Rwanda than male cos of the genocide. I'm going back there soon to do real good business, that country is great and their weather is super compare to our harsh and scotching weather. Our people who went there and could not stay are those who saw that there's no room for their evil and wicked crime life to thrive over there. So most of them went to Kenya or Uganda, those are the countries where they can do their criminal trade and no one will bother them much. Pls don't dare go to Rwanda if u have a criminal mind, cos u will easily be caught, and Kegame seldom take prisoners and if he managed to take one, u may never see the face of the sky again till u die. Thank u.

gimakon:
I dont have for Namibia. Many a time, most of these companies have a criteria for using Businesses as a wager. So once you have a Business yo can apply.

dawndeal:
That guy don run oooo, he couldn't defend his lies

gimakon:
Windhoek, Yes.

PetroDolla2020:
Stop talking rubbish! Ghanaians living “peacefully “ in Nigeria? Who gives a fvck? I once lived in Nigeria and saw how Ghanaians indeed lived “ peacefully “ in that country. Nigerians are always talking about how Ghanaians hate Nigerians. I am a Ghanaians and once lived in Nigeria. I saw real hatred. In fact I told most people in that place that I was from Liberia, not Ghana.

The day I moved back to Ghaba was the happiest day of my life. My children celebrated on the flight to Accra as if we won the World Cup.

Nigerians don’t even like each other. What kind of nonsense is that?

dawndeal:
Yes bro, I have been busy but I will update the part 2 by tomorrow morning �