In the spirit of hip-hop, big shout out to emeka and his thread...so cold don catch me for obido oyibo. I hollered at an Ivorian friend who moved back to Abidjan four years ago and has set up a bar.

Booked flight in October as Covid begin to catch ppl, the last 3 weeks before I flew out, alcohol gel and gloves were my paddy ooo. Took Covid test, got neg cert and ran to the airport. Left 10pm, by 5am - I don dey for abidjan airport.

View from my balcony, chilled villa on an estate.

Okada make I alight here

Drop me here Oga Uber

Okada and Uber man up there, Una Weldon ooo

I get Facebook account of 6yrs + for sale

Bolt just dropped me here

Okay na

First time I spent Xmas here, though I have been here during other periods. Xmas fever was hot in the streets as I moved around in taxis.

One thing I love here is uninterrupted power supply. My oyinbo ear cannot deal with ‘generator wan tear my ear’ anymore.

Following

While in Uganda, our naija brothers hit jail for performing outside. No wahala for Abidjan. Big outdoor event called LA Sunday’s at golf hotel over Xmas. I don collect two tickets with friend and we entered...

wanna see dem bumbum girls

okeyglm:
wanna see dem bumbum girls

do they really have bumbum bigger than Nigeria women.own

Na Nyash u wan see. Oya...see food.

A mutual friend has a a young boy in his house who said he is good at football. Said he trains on sundays at Asec Mimosas. So we said we will go and watch. My guy told me privately that if he get sauce he will back him with £20,000 to get him to Europe. I have been a football coach for over 10 years so know ability sharp sharp.

We went to watch, omo, my guy struggle to control ball sef, very one footed when he said he plays with both and his fitness was shocking. He ran 30 metres and was blowing heavily like car exhaust wet scatter. I told my guy, forget, na better talent to spend money on na.

no stop this trend oooohhhh bikooooo

One market here in Angre called Marche Cocovico. My umunna dey there plenty hustling, selling women’s clothes, men’s clothes, household items. One just came back from Ogidi, having travelled through the so called closed Ghana borders, where money pass government mandate.

Hard working woman in the market. May Baba bless her hustle.

sayisayi:
Hard working woman in the market. May Baba bless her hustle.

Thanks baba, I beg which business person fit run there with 1m, Nigeria life done tire me, I dey reason to pot go their

Very nice thread with pictures. I love that country been there once but wasn't so comfortable because of the language issue. How are you handling the language barrier?

TysonsCorner:
Very nice thread with pictures. I love that country been there once but wasn't so comfortable because of the language issue. How are you handling the language barrier?

No wahala, I dey yarn french medium level. Plus I get Masters in street psychology so can spot things early.

Side note : binance coin bubbling. If you get sense, buy algorand and hodl

sayisayi:


No wahala, I dey yarn french medium level. Plus I get Masters in street psychology so can spot things early.

Side note : binance coin bubbling. If you get sense, buy algorand and hodl

Hahahaha bros thanks for the heads-up about binance

sayisayi:


No wahala, I dey yarn french medium level. Plus I get Masters in street psychology so can spot things early.

Side note : binance coin bubbling. If you get sense, buy algorand and hodl

Please how can I buy algorand?

Crypto dey usually confuse me.

Marshlaw:


Please how can I buy algorand?

Crypto dey usually confuse me.

Research online...

1) Sign up to binance or crypto.com

2) open up e wallet

Buy from 1) and send to 2)

Search all on youtube - plenty tutorials there

Catholic Church in Soleil Estate, Angre. In CIV there are numerous tribes, such as the Baoule who are Akan and share the same language as their kith and kin in Ghana. The Agni from the S. East. Bête from the south too, Diola from the North.

Just as in other parts of West Africa, as you move north, the people become taller and more lean as you near the Sahel, to help cope with sun and body heat distribution. South are smaller and more squat,

Nice thread

Est-ce que tu as besoin de parler en français quand t'es là?

cooooooks:
Est-ce que tu as besoin de parler en français quand t'es là?

Bien sûr

Sunset in Angre. On my way to a garden to chop Senegalese tchep. That food is heaven for me-on a par with moin moin and plantain

Better place

sayisayi:
Sunset in Angre. On my way to a garden to chop Senegalese tchep. That food is heaven for me-on a par with moin moin and plantain

where the food picture now