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Last year September, I finally ticked Turkey off my bucket list. I’m a Nigerian women from Port Harcourt, and I had been saving for almost a year for this trip. My main goal was to explore Istanbul and taste their food I always saw on YouTube.

The visa process was not too stressful because I applied early. I booked a cheap Airbnb near Sultanahmet Square so I could walk to most tourist spots.

On my first morning, I visited the Blue Mosque, architecture is out of this world. Then I got lost in the Grand Bazaar (and I didn’t mind at all 😅). I bought a handmade scarf for my mum and some Turkish delights that almost finished before I came back.

My favorite part of the trip was the Bosphorus cruise at sunset. Sitting on the deck, watching the city lights reflect on the water, and hearing the call to prayer in the background… it felt magical.

One funny thing is "a shop owner thought I was from Brazil until I told him I was Nigerian". He smiled and said, “Nigeria... Good football” 😂

Honestly, Istanbul is a place I would visit again. If you love history, food, and shopping, just go. You won’t regret it.

Honestly, Istanbul is a place I would visit again. If you love history, food, and shopping, just go.

Can I go with you on your next trip...?

I am of good character

thesolosister:
Last year September, I finally ticked Turkey off my bucket list. I’m a Nigerian women from Port Harcourt, and I had been saving for almost a year for this trip. My main goal was to explore Istanbul and taste their food I always saw on YouTube.

The visa process was not too stressful because I applied early. I booked a cheap Airbnb near Sultanahmet Square so I could walk to most tourist spots.

On my first morning, I visited the Blue Mosque, architecture is out of this world. Then I got lost in the Grand Bazaar (and I didn’t mind at all 😅). I bought a handmade scarf for my mum and some Turkish delights that almost finished before I came back.

My favorite part of the trip was the Bosphorus cruise at sunset. Sitting on the deck, watching the city lights reflect on the water, and hearing the call to prayer in the background… it felt magical.

One funny thing is "a shop owner thought I was from Brazil until I told him I was Nigerian". He smiled and said, “Nigeria... Good football” 😂

Honestly, Istanbul is a place I would visit again. If you love history, food, and shopping, just go. You won’t regret it.

For me Istanbul is the best city i ever visited. let's go together again next year and 50% of the expenses on me except the visa wahala.

Turkish women too fine abeg.

Kaido:
Turkish women too fine abeg.

And exotic looking

Fine bi ti bawo? With facial hair and hairy arms?

Kaido:
Turkish women too fine abeg.

Dont mind that joker up there
I am better equipped to accompany you on your next trip

People that troll their country una food don ready.

Kaido:
Turkish women too fine abeg.

Is there anywhere you go in the world where there are no fine women? This type of reasoning is archaic.

Why you no con serve us photos now
We want to see how beautiful you look and the country

Kaido:
Turkish women too fine abeg.

what makes them too fine?


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Istanbul is indeed beautiful. Also try Antalya on your next visit. So good I visited twice and will visit again. Just watch out for people and shops trying to sell you cheap but "authentic" Rolex, Louis Vuitton etc.

Instanbul is fine but you put only one photo?
Spam us nne, let us feel the travel with you

Kaido:
Turkish women too fine abeg.

I doubt if you have even visited Turkey.
Tired of this 40 characters.

Letsmove:
For me Istanbul is the best city i ever visited. let's go together again next year and 50% of the expenses on me except the visa wahala.

why will you pay 50% percent of the expenses?

why would you think that she wants you to pay 50% of the expenses?

is that how you always pay 50% of the expenses with everyone you travel with?

Bigkala:
Honestly, Istanbul is a place I would visit again. If you love history, food, and shopping, just go.

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GOod you've achieved your dreams.
correct the fact that you are a woman not women.

chaiii oloshos dey enjoy life touring around the world

I heard turkey are arabs too!

Almost 95percent of the country population are all Muslims, but yet na European country!

illicit:
Can I go with you on your next trip...?

I am of good character

It's not about your good character, but the ulterior motives behind this request. You're currently on the watch list.

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Nice one Sis. You are doing well.

Brothers beware.

Not everyone is a human being. Nephilims and demons are here too.

thesolosister:
Last year September, I finally ticked Turkey off my bucket list. I’m a Nigerian women from Port Harcourt, and I had been saving for almost a year for this trip. My main goal was to explore Istanbul and taste their food I always saw on YouTube.

The visa process was not too stressful because I applied early. I booked a cheap Airbnb near Sultanahmet Square so I could walk to most tourist spots.

On my first morning, I visited the Blue Mosque, architecture is out of this world. Then I got lost in the Grand Bazaar (and I didn’t mind at all 😅). I bought a handmade scarf for my mum and some Turkish delights that almost finished before I came back.

My favorite part of the trip was the Bosphorus cruise at sunset. Sitting on the deck, watching the city lights reflect on the water, and hearing the call to prayer in the background… it felt magical.

One funny thing is "a shop owner thought I was from Brazil until I told him I was Nigerian". He smiled and said, “Nigeria... Good football” 😂

Honestly, Istanbul is a place I would visit again. If you love history, food, and shopping, just go. You won’t regret it.

continue to lie on us in nigeria we are your mouka foam

Nawa. Is this the kind of travel thread you guys subject us to in 2025? Abi are pictures still loading. Anyway, congrats on your trip. I can't see your face, but I like what I see. 🧡

thesolosister:
Last year September, I finally ticked Turkey off my bucket list. I’m a Nigerian women from Port Harcourt, and I had been saving for almost a year for this trip. My main goal was to explore Istanbul and taste their food I always saw on YouTube.

The visa process was not too stressful because I applied early. I booked a cheap Airbnb near Sultanahmet Square so I could walk to most tourist spots.

On my first morning, I visited the Blue Mosque, architecture is out of this world. Then I got lost in the Grand Bazaar (and I didn’t mind at all 😅). I bought a handmade scarf for my mum and some Turkish delights that almost finished before I came back.

My favorite part of the trip was the Bosphorus cruise at sunset. Sitting on the deck, watching the city lights reflect on the water, and hearing the call to prayer in the background… it felt magical.

One funny thing is "a shop owner thought I was from Brazil until I told him I was Nigerian". He smiled and said, “Nigeria... Good football” 😂

Honestly, Istanbul is a place I would visit again. If you love history, food, and shopping, just go. You won’t regret it.

Omo, no try am.

Turkey is very beautiful… one of the countries I have been to am will visit again .

What if you went to Cappadocia and Antalya? Oh my gawwd!

No no no… no just talk am again.

I think the whole of the Mediterranean have that vibe.

Just returned from Greece less than a month ago.

Visited about 5 island on a cruise ship.

Greek islands are to die for, especially Santorini.

lexy2014:
what makes them too fine?


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They are yellow in complexion not white like usa and UK wey white like ghost

Enjoy your turkeyyyy

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ceejay80s:
They are yellow in complexion not white like usa and UK wey white like ghost

is it yellow in complexion that makes a woman to be "too fine"?

Istanbul is presently my favorite vacation spot.
Very beautiful with lots of historical places to visit, and the street food is top-notch.
It has gotten a bit more expensive compared to about 4 years ago, but it's still a good bargain for the money, especially when compared to other European cities.

Letsmove:
For me Istanbul is the best city i ever visited. let's go together again next year and 50% of the expenses on me except the visa wahala.

Egungun be kiafu na express you dey go....😂😂🤣

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