kenugwu:
My brother in law Mr. Hyacinth Nwani left Nigeria in 2004 for South Korea. Since then till date, no one has heard from him.

chukxie:
Nice one, Op. Hard truth, you told! South Korea is a sweet country sha. I was there from 2004 to 2007. Back then it was very easy to land a factory job because there were jobs everywhere; and factories were eager to hire blacks. My first job was at a textile washing and dying factory sandwiched between Uijeongbu and Dongducheon. From there I moved on 6to a jeans making factory somewhere after Pucheon. Korean factory jobs no be moi-moi oo! Na twelve hours, Monday to Saturday. I recall one winter evening during dinner at the cafeteria the immigration raided the jeans factory I was working in. The factory had workers from 9ja, the Philippines, Nepal and Peru. Come see run! The 'ajuma' (elderly woman cook) hid me and some Filipinos inside her room. I was scared 'shitful' because I was carrying a student visa, and knew my visa would be cancelled if I was caught. The immigration team searched but didn't find us. A few workers were caught but no 9ja guy was caught. Back then 9ja guys used to put up a fight with the immigration police. After that experience, I returned to Itaewon where I was living and concentrated on my studies. It was during that period I landed my first part-time ESL job. I learnt how to teach English as a second language in Korea! The rich experience I gained in Korea followed me into China where I'm currently based. I feel very nostalgic talking about Korea. I dated my first Caucasian chic there. Shagged a good number of western, Filipina, Korean and even a Kiwi fanny there! For clubbing, I used to frequent Kings Club and X.O. For mellow evenings, I used to chill at Geckos,The Loft or Reggae Pub. For cheap clothes, I used to shop till I dropped at Dongdemun! For second hand electronics, Yongsan base was my go-to place because I had friends there. For a quick Korean rice and stew, Ajuma-half-chicken was my favourite spot. The tiny restaurant was situated right behind the building housing Burger King. Has Itaewon changed much? How long have you been in 'Koko' for? Is Haebangcheon still thriving and teeming with blacks? Are those 'ashewos' still on hooker hill? Take care, bro. May God bless your hustle.

Taciturnity:
baba abeg make we align bikokwa

chukxie:


How far?

dunk2011:


Baddest how far. How China dey ..I just return from chengdu.. beautiful place .. which level

chukxie:


Comrade, I dey ooo. Chengdu na nice place. Lots of greenery, hi-tech industries, spicy delicacies and pretty chics. Me, wifey and daughter dey head to Harbin (Ice City) tomorrow for the annual ice sculptures festival. Na -17 °C there!

dunk2011:


Correct ..well enjoy and be safe out there.

chukxie:


Thanks, bruv. Enjoying the life in Europe? You dey Sweden abi?

dunk2011:


Naw I don relocate back to 9ja..time to hustle before man settle down lol..

chukxie:


Nice. Deagu fine, too. I bin get one German-American sugar mommy for that side. Great to know you've moved on to Sweden. How's life there? I'm in Hunan Province which is in the South of China.

Herb7:


Hmmm u guys really had fun.korea is stil fun even as oftoday ..i lives in busan korea currently.
Anyone that intends to study or conference or bussiness iv contact me ..01059471648..kakao or call.

chukxie:


We did. I still crave for a bit of Korea sometimes. Miss the kimchi, bulgogi soup, kimbab, soju...Take care of yourself out there in Busan.

dunk2011:


Naw I don relocate back to 9ja..time to hustle before man settle down lol..

kellz0:
bro, I want to migrate and live legally in China!! What kind of visa do I need apart from student visa?? I’m currently in UAE

chukxie:


Student visa is the best route. Check online for schools running post graduate programmes for international students. For bachelor's your age should be below 25 for you to secure admission.

dunk2011:



Chairman ..is it hard for a student of 2yrs in china ..to get police report ,from them?

Herb7:


Hmmm u guys really had fun.korea is stil fun even as oftoday ..i lives in busan korea currently.
Anyone that intends to study or conference or bussiness iv contact me ..01059471648..kakao or call.

chukxie:


Student visa is the best route. Check online for schools running post graduate programmes for international students. For bachelor's your age should be below 25 for you to secure admission.

kellz0:
I’m 24 now and I’m thinking of moving next year.. I will be 25 by June �� what are my chances bro

chukxie:


You can give it a shot, but I'd say it would be a 50-50 chance. If you're in Dubai on a resident visa, applying for a Chinese visa from would be a plus. Good luck.

Herb7:


Hmmm u guys really had fun.korea is stil fun even as oftoday ..i lives in busan korea currently.
Anyone that intends to study or conference or bussiness iv contact me ..01059471648..kakao or call.

Biingoo:
And my friend just finished paying an agent almost 1m for south Korea working visa. Hope say no be scam sha

Kingsdave:


He later get the visa I wan apply

Biingoo:
The agent said the visa will be out in January

Biingoo:
And my friend just finished paying an agent almost 1m for south Korea working visa. Hope say no be scam sha

ImDStar:
I Would love to apply if it's genuine please.

ImDStar:
By the way, its one year now your friend made payment, what's up with the visa?

Cousin9999:


No you wouldn't. The country is sh**, the food is bad, and the people are ugly af. Koreans look like this:


Mechionu there! Their economy is far better than ours

Cousin9999:


No you wouldn't. The country is sh**, the food is bad, and the people are ugly af. Koreans look like this: