Amakamax:





Please tell me you drank soju

what is soju? Is it like alomo bitters

ZINNYBANKS:

Guy likes no go give u moni na I don study u all ur comments na for likes..

Lol
Shame make you run go alternate account.
Mods dick sucker.

sihamey:
Which camera do you use for the pictures ??

She is just a blogger here in Naija trying to fix things up. Can't you guys see it's a work if research with downloaded images?

I love south Korea. Their dishes are 💣 would love to visit SK someday in sha Allah💪

thatigboman:
I have been to Seoul, South Korea.
Very beautiful city. See speed of Internet. Wow. South Korea is so beautiful.
The only observations I had is their atmosphere. Muggy air - they say it's from industries in China and they speak only 1 language- Korean. If u get lost there, u are on your own.

You will use Google translator now

I was there 4 years ago and I enjoyed the place

gmo10:

She is just a blogger here in Naija trying to fix things up. Can't you guys see it's a work if research with downloaded images?

Your head dey there... pictures without the person to show it's real

VeryWickedGoat:


Lol
Shame make you run go alternate account.
Mods dick sucker.

Dederin Since u cherish the likes so tense let me give it to u..

[quote author=StrongAlphMale post=120406833]These are sane countries where everything works!

On the other thread, some Idiots and werey guys were comparing SA to Nigeria, as in comparing SA to a dirty slum like Lagos and the whole Nigeria? Make una try get sense for this forum.

Y'all should try and compare Nigeria to Kenya, Togo and Mali first let alone comparing it to Ghana, how much more SA. They'll soon comma compare South Korea to Nigeria now. Mad people everywhere!!![/quote
F***l South Africans make it what it is today; what have you and yours contributed to Nigeria where you wine and dine and from the hatred you inherited from osus

Seslie:


I used a Samsung S21 phone

Any editing app?

Seslie:
I decided to travel to South Korea last year after developing a huge wanderlust to visit the country. I visited Seoul, Jeonju, Boseong, Namwon and Busan.

I found it to be a very beautiful country. Some of my favourite things include the food, ease of transportation around the country and Korean architecture. I will start off this thread with how I got my visa and how to travel from Nigeria to South Korea.

Feel free to ask me any questions about visiting South Korea. Please note that I do not know much about moving there. I will only be able to respond to questions about visiting as a tourist.

I hope you enjoy the stories. I will post as fast as I can but might be slow too...

Did you apply with your Nigerian passport or a foreign one?

I would like to visit South Korea or Japan. But I don't want to stress myself getting a visa if it is difficult for Nigerian passport holders to get one

acewines:




Your head dey there... pictures without the person to show it's real

Guess the hand holding the icecream is Korean? And have you tried reverse image search and seen the pix elsewhere?

Will be lovely to learn how you came to that conclusion

thatigboman:
I have been to Seoul, South Korea.
Very beautiful city. See speed of Internet. Wow. South Korea is so beautiful.
The only observations I had is their atmosphere. Muggy air - they say it's from industries in China and they speak only 1 language- Korean. If u get lost there, u are on your own.

Woah!

One would assume their air would be fresh and dewy, considering the trees and the look of the scenery.

OMG! I want to be there like right now!

This is what you call holiday jare.
OP what will you consider a budget for 7 days stop over, air ticket aside.

Make them pack all of una go tomorrow make we see if una nor go turn the place upside down in 1 month

You can never see anything good about your country, have you been to all this countries,,, to me Nigeria is the best country in the world since haven't been to any other country

StrongAlphMale:
These are sane countries where everything works!

On the other thread, some Idiots and werey guys were comparing SA to Nigeria, as in comparing SA to a dirty slum like Lagos and the whole Nigeria? Make una try get sense for this forum.

Y'all should try and compare Nigeria to Kenya, Togo and Mali first let alone comparing it to Ghana, how much more SA. They'll soon comma compare South Korea to Nigeria now. Mad people everywhere!!!

Seslie:
After my time in Jeonju, I headed off to a famous tea plantation in a place called Boseong. It was quite a journey to get there due to several connections but the scenery was very worth it. I spent a few hours roaming around and tried some green tea beverages like Ice cream and tea and cookies. I liked everything apart from the ice cream.

Nice trip FAM . but how did u cope with their language? Their Money is also very low too.

StrongAlphMale:
These are sane countries where everything works!

On the other thread, some Idiots and werey guys were comparing SA to Nigeria, as in comparing SA to a dirty slum like Lagos and the whole Nigeria? Make una try get sense for this forum.

Y'all should try and compare Nigeria to Kenya, Togo and Mali first let alone comparing it to Ghana, how much more SA. They'll soon comma compare South Korea to Nigeria now. Mad people everywhere!!!

Years back, my cousins SA fiance came visiting naija, bros was with her on the island. He said she asked where the rich people lived. Haba, my paddy says here now! This is lekki, Ikoyi, vi. Million dollar houses. She said with open sewages? Lol.

PotatoSalad:
Nicee.
I hope to visit 6 countries at least this year. Just need to clear my head and set priorities this January.

Hope you have a foreign passport, if not the stress might be much.

Thelife:


You will use Google translator now

it was a corporate trip. we had a translator. The hotel we stayed was an International Hotel, the receptionists understood passable English. Every morning, they would print the city map and and mark the hotel and where we were going to and hail taxi for us. Kia vehicles, beautiful cars. Their taxis have the electronic billing system. Once we stop, we see the amount and pay. And the translator takes over all day. She was hired for us, a Korean studying English in the university. We were always together throughout the 2vweeks we stayed, u dare not stroll alone.
Nice experience though.

leisuretym:
When are you coming back to Nigeria?

Make sure you’re back before election, we need that one Vote

I sincerely hope the one vote he has is for obi....if not

Enemyofpeace:
like sey you get money to travel there. Ordinary international passport you no even get. Leaf traveling for big boys like us and face your okrika business

Lol

thatigboman:
it was a corporate trip. we had a translator. The hotel we stayed was an International Hotel, the receptionists understood passable English. Every morning, they would print the city map and and mark the hotel and where we were going to and hail taxi for us. Kia vehicles, beautiful cars. Their taxis have the electronic billing system. Once we stop, we see the amount and pay. And the translator takes over all day. She was hired for us, a Korean studying English in the university. We were always together throughout the 2vweeks we stayed, u dare not stroll alone.
Nice experience though.

Wow.
That's cool

Seslie:
I decided to travel to South Korea last year after developing a huge wanderlust to visit the country. I visited Seoul, Jeonju, Boseong, Namwon and Busan.

I found it to be a very beautiful country. Some of my favourite things include the food, ease of transportation around the country and Korean architecture. I will start off this thread with how I got my visa and how to travel from Nigeria to South Korea.

Feel free to ask me any questions about visiting South Korea. Please note that I do not know much about moving there. I will only be able to respond to questions about visiting as a tourist.

I hope you enjoy the stories. I will post as fast as I can but might be slow too...

. Can you check the north for us, if we can send comrade bulaba Escobar urchins there

How far u for visit one brothel make we c how their opko b.🙄

Seslie:
My next stop was Namwon, a small town located a few hours away from Seoul. I found a nice, modern and affordable hanok (traditional house) hotel and decided to spend a night there. The hotel also had a beautiful garden with a nice pavilion right behind it. If you watch Kdramas, there have been quite a few dramas shot in this place. The meal in the first picture was from this town.

Men go to north korea

Wotoporiously speaking

Thought I saw north Korea

abbeywasc:


Guess the hand holding the icecream is Korean? And have you tried reverse image search and seen the pix elsewhere?

Will be lovely to learn how you came to that conclusion

I also paid a visit to South Korea