ibrahimovic303:


Na why we get this thread....make we learn from each other

cutegentility:
Bro, u go miss naija food sometimes

ibrahimovic303:


Bro, not sometimes....ALWAYS!

post=74164123:
migrate no shit.. we no go give you visa

aieo:

all these my village people sef

ibrahimovic303:
You will definitely miss some things from Naija while here, it could be the very little or basic things like getting a nice hair cut, having a proper social life, food, English language, especially if you find yourself outside these cities: Helsinki, Tampere, Espoo, maybe Jyväskylä and Vaasa....So you gaz improvise a lot, for example, I learned to barb my hair by myself because of absence of black barbers, I nor fit pay 50 euro make one oyibo girl use my hair take train na sometimes swallow go dey hungry me, na potato I dey ground then turn am to eba one kind, then use my draw soup take follow up....Never understimate these small things oh, it is why USA, Canada, UK, Australia that have tens of thousands of black people have the advantage over the Nordics....but we gaz start from somewhere...abi?

Lordspicy:
boss you too much, I dey follow bumper to fender..
abeg I been send you mail, if e dey possible make you add me for hangouts..
you too much

ibrahimovic303:


You go add me via my Mail

encryptjay:
I seldom visit travel section but I had to out of curiosity and research purposes. I just clicked some random threads and this happened to be one of them. This thread is one that intrigued me.
What I deduced is that the OP, ibrahimovic303, is a good person; he is simple to the core.
I commend you for this thread and the way you've carried everyone along in this thread sharing your experience and knowledge about Scandinavian countries (Finland in particular). You've kept the thread moving even though some nairalanders residing there decided to stay mum and ignore the thread or rather observe on low-key mode.
You were patient enough to answer certain questions again and again.
Still running my programme here in naija but the thread is eye opening and interesting.
In case I wan comot for naija, Finland will be on my radar.
Thanks for the enlightenment and keep up with the great job. Amazing thread!
Finland na Introverted country that's why dem just dey the way you describe them.

ibrahimovic303:


Thanks...In a little time I shall be free from my thesis writing so I can dedicate more time to the thread, however I respond to hangout chats quicker, but meanwhile I will continue helping brothers out...hopefully more Nigerians/Africans here will locate this thread, but maybe I will not blame them too, everyone here is just as busy, an average of two jobs and school and maybe family....omor na die oh Allah! some self in Helsinki have three jobs ....Well, it is anti social but I refuse that spirit, I nor go comot Festac come here come dey do anti social, we go rock the country like kilode

ibrahimovic303:


Thanks...In a little while I shall be free from my thesis writing so I can dedicate more time, but meanwhile I will continue helping brothers out...hopefully more Nigerians/Africans here will locate this thread, but maybe I will not blame them too, everyone here is just as busy, an average of two jobs and school and maybe family....omor na die oh Allah! some self in Helsinki have three jobs ....Well, it is anti social but I refuse that spirit, I nor go comot Festac come here come dey do anti social, we go rock the country like kilode

ibrahimovic303:


Thanks...In a little while I shall be free from my thesis writing so I can dedicate more time, but meanwhile I will continue helping brothers out...hopefully more Nigerians/Africans here will locate this thread, but maybe I will not blame them too, everyone here is just as busy, an average of two jobs and school and maybe family....omor na die oh Allah! some self in Helsinki have three jobs ....Well, it is anti social but I refuse that spirit, I nor go comot Festac come here come dey do anti social, we go rock the country like kilode

ibrahimovic303:
Brothers let me share something intriguing with you people...I started driving in Festac when I was 14, as in I love driving, but since I started driving in the winter in this country, it is like I am learning afresh...In the past few weeks, it has been an average of -17, and suddenly in the last three days, it dropped to -2...omor the roads became very slippery, I was driving at normal 80km/hr on the Vaasa speedway and had my winter wheels oh (here in Finland, you must have summer and winter wheels, otherwise na police trouble), na so my car just turn 360 degrees for road come face deep gutter oh lol...I just dey shout Jesus throughout...na so my body dey shake, I sha contined my trip, this time at 50km/hr But I thank God....So by and by, cars will generally help you better in smaller cities, in places like Helsinki or Tampere, bus and train/tram services are commonplace, so owning a car is optional.

ibrahimovic303:
Brothers let me share something intriguing with you people...I started driving in Festac when I was 14, as in I love driving, but since I started driving in the winter in this country, it is like I am learning afresh...In the past few weeks, it has been an average of -17, and suddenly in the last three days, it dropped to -2...omor the roads became very slippery, I was driving at normal 80km/hr on the Vaasa speedway and had my winter wheels oh (here in Finland, you must have summer and winter wheels, otherwise na police trouble), na so my car just turn 360 degrees for road come face deep gutter oh lol...I just dey shout Jesus throughout...na so my body dey shake, I sha contined my trip, this time at 50km/hr But I thank God....So by and by, cars will generally help you better in smaller cities, in places like Helsinki or Tampere, bus and train/tram services are commonplace, so owning a car is optional.

Hadampson:
Stumbled on this so i thought it would be a great benefit to everybody on this thread

Here is the link https://www.quora.com/Whats-it-like-to-live-in-Finland

error4040:
thanks for sharing this,

ibrahimovic303:



Everything was just perfect until I saw ´HND´...truth be told, it is very tricky, but not impossible. But I tell you this, they will definitely pick someone with a Bsc over you initially...So let me make enquiries on target schools or options, then get back to you

cydophobia:
Happy new year Ibro.
Am still waiting to hear from you. Hope you have not forgotten me.

Braket:


Baba I hail oh. Una no get language wahala with these two three jobs una dey get.
Language nah major wahala for guys here.

ibrahimovic303:


Email me...I can chat on hangouts...

ibrahimovic303:


In big cities like Helsinki, language is usually not a barrier

cydophobia:
Baba I still dey hang for your hangout
I beg respond to me.