Drenimarcus:
Everyone in a rush. It’s crazy! I can’t live here.

Same thing I experienced too. Very dirty a city

lionlee216:


Same thing I experienced too. Very dirty a city

Reminds me of ojuelegba under bridge. No dumpsters, no trash bin.

Drenimarcus:


Reminds me of ojuelegba under bridge. No dumpsters, no trash bin.

Make sure you visit Times Square. Go to Harlem, you see people hawking. At night, they park in the middle of the road and go to bed. So unfortunate I couldn't take some pictures. Then I wonder, is it a must to live in New York city ?

I'll love to live in NY though

lionlee216:


Make sure you visit Times Square. Go to Harlem, you see people hawking. At night, they park in the middle of the road and go to bed. So unfortunate I couldn't take some pictures. Then I wonder, is it a must to live in New York city ?

I'll love to live in NY though

Really? I will try and see first hand. Times Square is just few minutes walk from my hotel. I dont think i can deal with the "rush rush" of New York.

Drenimarcus:


Really? I will try and see first hand. Times Square is just few minutes walk from my hotel. I dont think i can deal with the "rush rush" of New York.

I stayed at Marriot and very close to Times Square. Drive arround Manhattan arround 10pm or so, you will see how they park.

One thing I consider first in renting a house will be parking space..

Have fun

lionlee216:


Same thing I experienced too. Very dirty a city

I want to believe you are measuring the dirty with other cities in the state, not with our Naija dirty, Or is there something i don't know?

Oluoxide2:

I want to believe you are measuring the dirty with other cities in the state, not with our Naija dirty, Or is there something i don't know?

With other states. Too much going on in NY, very fast paced lol

Drenimarcus:
Before i go, i will leave you with Blowjobs words and i quote:

A word of advise for Nigerian youths (University undergraduates, graduates, Corpers and recently employed youth).

If you plan to migrate ( you look forward to it, dream about it, Nigeria frustrates you, you get depressed with the situation going on in Nigeria), Migrate while you are young and have all the strength to "struggle". Don't wait till you get older. Don't wait and keep hoping Nigeria will get better (it might never be). it is best you achieve your dreams now and acquire so much skill so that when that time comes and Nigeria is better, you have so much to give back to Nigeria (or it is best you have options so that when you move back to Nigeria, if things don't work, you can bring out your foreign passport and leave at ease)

Don't be that person at 40 years old running from Embassy to Embassy.
Don't be that person at 40years old looking for ways to move his/her family outside Nigeria. Don't be that person writing English test, GRE, GMAT, Filling out Immigration questionnaire at 37years old. DO IT NOW if you really look forward to migrating. The time to start is NOW!!!


you only have one life to live. Do you wanna live it with constant Electricity or Generator noise?. The choice is yours.

I am comfortable in Nigeria but i know moving is a must, it’s unfortunate studies is the only way to relocate now.

The process is tiring for a comfortable man like me but we move, we will keep trying

Where do i start from? You know what people say about New York City: It’s a hell of a city. I truly found inspiration in New York’s buildings, its energy, and its people—but there are also so many under-the-radar places, moments, and experiences in the five boroughs that go a long way toward cementing New York as one of the greatest cities in the world.

Seeing the skyline from afar—with its cloud-piercing skyscrapers especially when lit at night and array of architectural styles, the I ❤️ NY logos, historic relics are everywhere, the subways, the urine smell, the diversity, the smell of food everywhere, the restaurants across every corner, the smell of weed, the cops in every corner ensuring safety, the straten ferry, the times square, the famous Brooklyn, the hustle and bustle, the Occulus, the world trade center, Wall Street, the Bobriskies, the junkies, the nudes, the loud banging, the sticking smells.


New York is truly the city that never sleeps, this city is best experienced while walking, with the little help from subway. Walked for 3 hours today. New York reminds me of Lagos or what Lagos should be.

Went to a Nigerian restaurant.

Pics.

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Times Square.

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Oculus.

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Wall Street.

Still Wall Street.

Statue of Liberty.

The raging bull on Wall Street.

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