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Arrived Capetown few hours ago, felt like doing a travel vlog too. I know we’re meant to be boycotting but I have South African friends I came to visit, they’re from Johannesburg- which I’ve been to years back but they’ve never been here in capetown before, it’s generally safe as I’m with them most of the time, Apologies in advance to people who would feel offended by this already- No vex Abeg

Bags packed, headed to the airport

Boarded to lagosssssss

Landed Lagos airport from ph

Checked in for my international flight, I’m flying Kenyan airways, they cancelled my flight and moved it by 24 hours, I’ve never flown Kenyan airways without them canceling or delaying before, they’re notorious for this

Boarded, venita from bbn sat infront me

Watches few shows on my laptop and devoured dinner as usual

Landed Nairobi for my layover

Boarded to capetown

Landed capetown

I will be following

FortCavazosKnox:
I will be following

im glad, thank you

What’s the process and budget in getting a South Africa visa

Arry110:
im glad, thank you

FortCavazosKnox:
What’s the process and budget in getting a South Africa visa

I paid 75k for an eta and got it in 20 minutes

Wow! Just like that? How much should I budget for flight tickets and hotel

Arry110:
I paid 75k for an eta and got it in 20 minutes

FortCavazosKnox:
Wow! Just like that? How much should I budget for flight tickets and hotel

ticket like 1m, apartment about 50 dollars per night for a good place

Had shower, Changed my shirt and headed out with my friends

Enjoy Cape Town, and since you are with friends who know the city, you are already ahead of most first-time visitors. A few practical things that will save you stress. Use ride-hailing instead of walking unfamiliar streets at night, and keep your phone and bag out of sight on the road. Check the weather before Table Mountain, because cloud and wind close the cableway without warning, and the Waterfront and Bo-Kaap are easy wins for a first day. Cards work almost everywhere, so carry only small cash. And keep your boarding passes and hotel receipts, they make any travel insurance or refund claim far easier when you are back home.

Paid for a ferry ride

seoxpert:
Enjoy Cape Town, and since you are with friends who know the city, you are already ahead of most first-time visitors. A few practical things that will save you stress. Use ride-hailing instead of walking unfamiliar streets at night, and keep your phone and bag out of sight on the road. Check the weather before Table Mountain, because cloud and wind close the cableway without warning, and the Waterfront and Bo-Kaap are easy wins for a first day. Cards work almost everywhere, so carry only small cash. And keep your boarding passes and hotel receipts, they make any travel insurance or refund claim far easier when you are back home.

Thank you so much for the heads up, really appreciate, I don’t even go out alone for now

Dinner

Not bad, that’s $700 for 2 weeks for an apartment

Arry110:
ticket like 1m, apartment about 50 dollars per night for a good place

See Cape Town normal street see the Lagos estate even BI that was developed by a local master strategist. Nigeria is a glorified slump when compared to most North and South African countries .
To me T!nubu is a big red flag to use Lagos as a yardstick for development in this age . PO and Atiku are neither perfect but these men have openly acknowledged the underdevelopment of Nigeria and even recognized how they are going to do better if given a chance and mostly site developed places like Egypt, Dubai and Singapore for a yardstick. Unlike the haughty and bragging agbero priding on "I tamed Atlantic Ocean" with his retard followers "He developed Lagos state". A developed Lagos state should be competing with Dubai, Cape Town or even Cairo . Akwa-Ibom is miles well organized and modern than Lagos , a whole Lagos state is celebrating metro rail and a glorified secondary field as stadium no FIFA approved stadium in the whole Lagos state

Lol

I give up on Nigerians

Ona no just serious.

When the savages linch you, your family shouldn't bother us with Justice oooo...

Next!

You travelled to the xenophobic land, you better be careful.

Arry110:
Arrived Capetown few hours ago, felt like doing a travel vlog too. I know we’re meant to be boycotting but I have South African friends I came to visit, they’re from Johannesburg- which I’ve been to years back but they’ve never been here in capetown before, it’s generally safe as I’m with them most of the time, Apologies in advance to people who would feel offended by this already- No vex Abeg

Cape Town is a lovely place to be. No need to apologise for anything. It's your life and choice.

Meanwhile, na white SAs full Cape Town so no worries as it's relatively safe.

Please avoid J'borg, Soweto and other places those Black SAs are. Those Xenophobes no get joy at all.

Miggs:
Lol

I give up on Nigerians

Very pathetic people that don't love themselves enough.

Na all these woke who can't stand for something dey scatter the world...

Nice blog

How many weeks are you visiting for? that's a lot to pack for a visit

Enjoy your stay, we're following

Nigerian women are evil, are of them.