nwanneni:
you know bamilekes too?
Yeah they are just like igbos,except they show too much love for one another than igbos.
It's hard to see a successful bamileke man with brothers that are doing nothing!very hard unlike igbos.

LoJ:

indeed, very good description.

nwanneni:
It's like you are from Cameroon?Damn I love this country.
Beautiful,easy to talk to women(especially francophones),good scenery,lovely contented people that could relatively care less about money unlike Nigerians,affordable life,good food,nice beaches(limbe and kribi),steady power,affordable housing....etc.
I could go on and on....
When I make enough money,I might just retire here for real.
Life has so much meaning here for a person that has a source of income.I mean no one is in competition with anyone unlike Nigeria where you've got to get all the money in the world to be acknowledged.
The only thing I don't like here is the frustration going on in the lives of Cameroonian youths!sickening if you ask me.
I feel pity for their children for real and this ongoing war here(SW & NW) isn't helping matters.

nwanneni:
It's like you are from Cameroon?Damn I love this country.
Beautiful,easy to talk to women(especially francophones),good scenery,lovely contented people that could relatively care less about money unlike Nigerians,affordable life,good food,nice beaches(limbe and kribi),steady power,affordable housing....etc.
I could go on and on....
When I make enough money,I might just retire here for real.
Life has so much meaning here for a person that has a source of income.I mean no one is in competition with anyone unlike Nigeria where you've got to get all the money in the world to be acknowledged.
The only thing I don't like here is the frustration going on in the lives of Cameroonian youths!sickening if you ask me.
I feel pity for their children for real and this ongoing war here(SW & NW) isn't helping matters.

Ugosample:


your points here are what many in the other thread don't seem to get

QUALITY OF LIFE MATTERS...

nwanneni:
It's like you are from Cameroon?Damn I love this country.
Beautiful,easy to talk to women(especially francophones),good scenery,lovely contented people that could relatively care less about money unlike Nigerians,affordable life,good food,nice beaches(limbe and kribi),steady power,affordable housing....etc.
I could go on and on....
When I make enough money,I might just retire here for real.
Life has so much meaning here for a person that has a source of income.I mean no one is in competition with anyone unlike Nigeria where you've got to get all the money in the world to be acknowledged.
The only thing I don't like here is the frustration going on in the lives of Cameroonian youths!sickening if you ask me.
I feel pity for their children for real and this ongoing war here(SW & NW) isn't helping matters.

Raalsalghul:

Is Cameroun that good. If true, then I need to pay a visit. Any idea on the budget of a 3 day vacation?

Raalsalghul:

Saw beaches in your description. Thought Cameroun was landlocked.

nwanneni:
no,not at all.
They've got lots of beaches.
Limbe(almost everywhere here you'll see beaches.also an avenue for Nigerian smugglers ),Douala(dirty beaches ),kribi(paradise of water)
I'm currently by the sea having lunch.

LoJ:
are you igbo? Bamilekes are just like igbos.

nwanneni:
you know bamilekes too?
Yeah they are just like igbos,except they show too much love for one another than igbos.
It's hard to see a successful bamileke man with brothers that are doing nothing!very hard unlike igbos.

nwanneni:
It's like you are from Cameroon?Damn I love this country.
Beautiful,easy to talk to women(especially francophones),good scenery,lovely contented people that could relatively care less about money unlike Nigerians,affordable life,good food,nice beaches(limbe and kribi),steady power,affordable housing....etc.
I could go on and on....
When I make enough money,I might just retire here for real.
Life has so much meaning here for a person that has a source of income.I mean no one is in competition with anyone unlike Nigeria where you've got to get all the money in the world to be acknowledged.
The only thing I don't like here is the frustration going on in the lives of Cameroonian youths!sickening if you ask me.
I feel pity for their children for real and this ongoing war here(SW & NW) isn't helping matters.

nwanneni:
100-200k depending on how large tou wanna live and mode in which you wanna come in with.will you fly?
You will enjoy it and their girls love Nigerians,especially igbo.They believe every Nigerian is rich

They call them biafrais!
It is a very good,peaceful country especially Douala.nobody send you,if you like be dangote,no one cares.
Just do your thing and stay outta trouble.
And the people have blended with Nigerians so well they now live as one.
Nigerians have started corrupting the Anglophone sha with their stinking habits
Goodluck!

Fourcade:


Lol. . .Make Cameroonian girl handle you. You will find out why they are called 'Panthers'

Nigerians corrupting Anglophones? In Douala or SW?

nwanneni:
SW

Fourcade:


"No one is in competition with anyone"

They live for the day!. . .after the day's work - Mon gars On se retrouve au bar

The war going on is a shame. . .I really think it's pointless. The president doesn't care what's happening. No external support from other countries too. The endless destruction of properties and senseless killings of both soldiers and civilians is pointless. Ghost towns? Villagers living in the bush? to what end! I want to know.

As for the youths, they are trooping in Douala now. I see most of them hawking any item "hawk able "

Ca va aller!

nwanneni:
Fourcade,thegirlnextdoor.
I was able to get these pictures of the SONARA incident.
What a disaster.my heart out to the lovely people of Limbe.
Heard the government is saying because of the fire,there might be a shortage of petroleum products in the country.
When I heard This,I just smiled cos I know what it means to Nigerian fuel diverters opportunity don show.
Who says miracles aren't real

Thegirlnextdoor:


Yeah it's sad....but the government never said there ll be a shortage of petroleum. The ministers only said the incident won't affect the price of petroleum in the country and that no one should be fooled.

nwanneni:
I heard something else entirely on radio ooo.
Maybe you should check again.i did not hear from people but from the radio directly.
But don't worry,my naija brothers/smugglers are always there to help out..
Funge go reach douala and yaounde if it happens

Thegirlnextdoor:


I equally heard it from the radio. During the 1pm news from the National radio

nwanneni:
ok let's hope scarcity doesn't happen cos it will be a disaster,especially in the troubled Anglophone regions!

Thegirlnextdoor:


I am telling you. We re just praying. So how re u doing?

nwanneni:
Its my prayer too.
Well,I travelled as usual business issues them.
I can't wait to come back.
Our programs our always terrible.its either I'm there and you aren't around or you are there and I'm not there.
We'll get it right this time yeah..?when I come back of course.
Thanks a lot dear,I appreciate.

nattyspice:
@Nwaneni,you get info on language school for malabo,like 2 or 3 week certificate in spanish?Also do you get your kpali stamped when crossing with ferry?

nattyspice:
@Nwaneni,what about crossing over from uyo or calabar to malabo,dat route go dey shorter abi?or make i kukuma do my parols for bata return back to naija.I no too hold rite now as CFA still dey high. I just wanna upgrade my spanish . Also you don chook leg for dat place before?merci beaucoup

nwanneni:
I know right?The last time I pass that mamfe road after supe bridge,I was kidnapped!
They took me into the Bush and took all my money and made me pay ransom of 1mill cfa!
The war over there is senseless.i almost lost my life walahi!

Fourcade:


You are lucky bro!

nwanneni:
yeah oron will be the easiest.
You'll land in limbe,go to douala,from there yaounde and you do what I told you above.
But it's risky!using a speed boat to cross the Atlantic is not for faint hearted peeps.

Or calabar,use ferry to cross to Tiko.from there you go to douala.goodluck and naira to cfa is 560 now