Family › Re: How Did You Feel After Your First Child? by roughdiamond(m): 1:31pm On May 27, 2020 |
veave: Thanks love. This means alot to me. I'm grateful  Happy Birthday � mate |
Travel › Re: Is The Nigeria - Benin Border Still Closed? by roughdiamond(m): 12:57pm On May 22, 2020 |
Coolberry: Haa Since November !!
Are the goods not allowed to enter benin?? Nigeria bound importation and exportation of goods through her land borders |
Travel › Re: Is The Nigeria - Benin Border Still Closed? by roughdiamond(m): 11:27am On May 21, 2020 |
I pray every day for that border to open. Have my goods trapped there since 16/11/2019 |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 8:16pm On May 19, 2020 |
OlowuJohn: I would like to drive it on my own. Is it possible I get your email, if you can't give me your mobile for now, because we will be talking a lot as my mentor. Smiles. You can send me a pm |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 6:12pm On May 19, 2020 |
OlowuJohn: @ Roughdiamond thanks for the reply, from googled info, their next election is October 31, 2020. So relocation plan should be around December 1, 2020. I really appreciate your response, as I await info about the Taxi business. May I know what you would like to know about the Taxi business? Do you plan to drive it yourself or give to someone? I will meet someone into the business this evening to get you information. But cars are really very expensive here (3 - 5mil Cfa) |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 3:32pm On May 19, 2020 |
OlowuJohn: RoughDiamond, good day, you have a very good reputation here and it is commendable. I have the intention of relocating to Ivory coast, mainly for Taxi business. Kindly assist with your contact so we can discuss or may you help me with location to look out for and pros and cons for this kind of business. I will appreciate your support. Honestly, I don't have much information about taxi � business but can inquire for you. Every part of Abidjan is OK but I won't recommend Abobo and some parts of Yopougon because of Microbe activities. (Though, majority of my Igbos brothers live there). Like I always advise, please wait till after their election. Any other question you may have, feel free to quote me |
Family › Re: How Can I Do My Wedding With 500k by roughdiamond(m): 2:06pm On May 09, 2020 |
From the comments so far, I have given up the thoughts of marrying a Nigerian. Imagine someone saying 100k for wedding dress � alone. But Nigerians are this rich and they keep disturbing people on social media begging for money? My wedding will not exceed 50k and I state this very clear before any relationship. Las Las, Nigerians should keep their women. They give birth to the same children others give and not Jesus Christ or his younger |
Family › Re: Serious Relationship by roughdiamond(m): 1:44pm On May 09, 2020 |
Ceeci6: I Ceeciceei6@gmail.com the email address is wrong. Left a pm |
Autos › Re: Sold - 2000 Honda Crv ⁴ #500k by roughdiamond(m): 6:18pm On May 04, 2020 |
What's the condition of the AC? |
Family › Re: Why Do Other Tribes Marry Earlier Than Igbos? by roughdiamond(op): 5:06pm On Apr 26, 2020 |
PuZZyNegro: As an nwa afo Igbo, here is my take
1. An Igbo man wants his wife looking good. Reason, an Igbo man will go to the village and pick one mgbeke, in less than one year, you will not recognize the girl again due to excess transformation
2. An Igbo man prefers a housewife. An average igbo man cannot allow his wife to be hawking or doing some dirty jobs that will leave her looking tattered at the end of the day. Reason, he works hard to ensure he is stable enough to provide for his wife and children to be
3. An average igbo man wants to build a house at least, in the village before getting married. The culture of Igbos wanting to travel to the village every Christmas plays a great role here
4. Most Igbo men go to school first before venturing into business. I know most of my secondary school classmates that finished university before going to do business or at least, took Waec.
5. I need to create a separate thread for this and write comprehensive list of why igbos marry late and the cons and pros.
Trust me, I earn decent income now, have had some of my secondary school and university coursemates married, but I am not reasoning marriage any time soon.
I told one girl hoping on me that I will finish my PhD before getting married and she was cursing (currently running my masters). I like how you analyzed your points. When you create the thread, mention me. I will like to learn more |
Family › Re: Why Do Other Tribes Marry Earlier Than Igbos? by roughdiamond(op): 8:28pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
AkeNathan: True. That is due to strong traditional institutions.
I school in Uyo, akwa ibom.
Man, single mothers who have no plans to marry full everywhere and society doesn't even mock them, divorced coupled everywhere that they actually dominate non-divorced couples.
And i have lived in Uyo for the past 5 years, in different neighbourhoods. Come to ebonyi where i'm from, I lived there for 18 years and knew only one divorced couple. Upon I lived in 3different densed areas. So you mean all these high divorces flying around, Igbos are exempted? Last year, I attended a friend's marriage in Enugu. A month after the marriage, the wife wrote me that she was no longer interested in the marriage. Within my community, I know of not less than 5 who divorced less than a year into the marriage |
Family › Re: Why Do Other Tribes Marry Earlier Than Igbos? by roughdiamond(op): 8:13pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Millenniumlady: But igbo marriage last longer  Hausa marriages last as well. I found out that most of my brother's secondary school friends in Jos got married before they completed their secondary school education. Some married during their higher institution. They are very happy with their families. I can't tell about the Yorubas because I haven't really stayed with them. But most late marriages are usually found among Igbos |
Family › Why Do Other Tribes Marry Earlier Than Igbos? by roughdiamond(op): 8:04pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
I just saw this on Facebook and decided to bring it here to get more opinions. What do you think?
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Autos › Re: Sold!!!Registered Lexus IS200 02:1m. by roughdiamond(m): 9:24pm On Apr 17, 2020 |
sofiscatedmoron: Can u buy this car for 1million if i sell it to you? 9ja people self, after they will start blaming the government check the car very well, it was even converted. |
Health › Re: Are You Strategising For The Life After Covid 19 Lockdown? by roughdiamond(m): 1:23pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Been seriously thinking about the after effect of this Virus. As a human, I have been making plans. But mostly importantly, we need to cut down our expenses to the nearest minimum |
Health › Re: Lagos Government To Share Food Items To State Residents (photos) by roughdiamond(m): 2:20am On Mar 28, 2020 |
This Governor is really giving a good fight against this Virus. If Lagosians can support him by obeying instructions, I see Lagos winning this war in no distant time. |
Health › Re: Coronavirus: Police Invade Beer Parlour That Failed To Comply To Governments Dir by roughdiamond(m): 3:03am On Mar 27, 2020 |
Nigerians are very sturbon but the vandalism is unnecessary. Police would have ordinarily given the owner/sellers sever punishments here. |
Travel › Re: Working Legally In Austria by roughdiamond(m): 4:47pm On Feb 25, 2020 |
mostouc: Guys,
I applied for a master's in Cyber Security masters at St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences but they sent the mail below. requesting "Full diplomatic authentication of your documents" Please what do they mean by that and how do I obtain it. Thanks Authentication is done at the Ministry of Education and foreign affairs. Then you do legalization at the Austrian Embassy |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 7:45pm On Feb 24, 2020 |
Ajaytobey24: Bro are u suggesting ivory coast is not goo to settle down for now unless visit cos I heard the country is all abt biz bt now dat the economy is bad how do one survive in the market My brother, I won't lie to you. Everything is at standstill at the moment. The country is facing a hard economic crisis. Maybe as a result of the incoming election. Hold on first till November. |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 4:09pm On Feb 24, 2020 |
chimejerry: Thanks bro Well into land agent here only but I want to move to ivory coast for business. What kind of business will be able to start with 1.5m over there I wouldn't advise you to come to invest in Abidjan now. The Economy is very hard. Seems like they are on recession or it could be because of the coming election. Wait till after the election |
Travel › Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by roughdiamond(m): 3:39pm On Jan 12, 2020 |
Vicjustice: You might not like to hear this, but in the view of visa officers, you are a corrupt business owner as your unregistered business is illegal therefore, it is not a legitimate occupation to be used for visa application. How do I go about it then? I am not based in Nigeria but do all my purchases in Nigeria using my Nigerian bank accounts. |
Travel › Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by roughdiamond(m): 1:47pm On Jan 10, 2020 |
@Vicjustice I run a small business with SOA of more than 10 million (6 months) but business not registered(use savings account). Can my savings account be used for visa purposes? I have a tax card and all my business receipts, can that be used for visa application or I must have a registered business? |
Autos › Re: Superclean 01 Honda CR-V Reg Fabric Reverse Camera Ac Now Just 590k by roughdiamond(m): 9:16am On Dec 30, 2019 |
500k drop location for inspection |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 8:07pm On Dec 23, 2019 |
iamloyalty: please any Jw in ivory coast? I want to find out something. Quote me on your arrival, I will direct you to their kingdom at Marcory. Lots of Nigerians there. |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 8:06pm On Dec 23, 2019 |
iamloyalty: Please is their health care system good? I am visiting with a friend due to her health condition. There hospital and dat of Nigeria which is better? Please reply. Nigerian hospitals to me are better. Hospital bills here no be beans plus, I don't even understand their health care system |
Family › Re: As The Year Gradually Comes To An End, What Are You Most Grateful For? by roughdiamond(m): 3:56pm On Dec 06, 2019 |
For leaving Nigeria |
Education › Re: UNN School Fees 2019/2020 Session – Talkgeria by roughdiamond(m): 12:09pm On Nov 27, 2019 |
Private institutions will be better |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 6:46pm On Nov 22, 2019 |
Whatarewehere4: Hi roughdiamond hope you are good ? i will be flying in from Nigeria (abuja precisely ) to Abidjan next week and i would like to know how i would go about the vaccination,yellow card etc ..
The information on nairaland here is mostly from people that travelled via road , i will really appreciate if I can get the necessary information regarding traveling by air Mine was by road too. But I think you will have the vaccine at the airport |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Ivory Coast, Please Help Me! by roughdiamond(m): 2:45pm On Nov 22, 2019 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: What Is Your Favourite Bible Passage? by roughdiamond(m): 9:17am On Nov 17, 2019 |
Num 14: 28. Give them this answer ; whatever I hear you say to my hearing, be sure I must do it for you. |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 1:23pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
NoLotty7: please,how is phone repair business both hardware and software there?. @ Ugosample,roughdiamond,and popizaino. There are many Nigerians in the business, mostly Yorubas. If you are a Yoruba, it will be easier for you as your people will help you. But don't expect an Igbo man to help you here. Just remove it from your plan. Unless by a miracle. Your major challenge will be language. |
Travel › Re: Any Nairalander In Abidjan? by roughdiamond(m): 1:19pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
Whatarewehere4: Thanks so much rough diamond..How are you today ? so are those the only areas I can get houses with my budget because I would love an environment with less Nigerians ,I lived in South Africa for a couple of years and I know the types of atrocities Nigerians commit outside of their country..
I have read and heard about places like Deux Plateax,Angres ,Asinine etc i would like to live in an highbrow area and honestly I thought my 50k budget will get me a student type of self contain in Abidjan considering the volume of information I have digested online lol ... Will upping my budget to 70k naira per month (100,000 cefas ) get me a student self contain in those places I mentioned above ? , i just want to be in a sane,calm and cool environment that will offer me the sanity I need for my freelance job .. I want to be in a place where everyone minds their business with an ambience suitable for raising a a 5 years old boy that was given birth in the United Kingdom but will relocate with me ,thank you so much ... I think it solely depends on the agent you meet. A friend pays 80k Cfa at Koumassi Ramblais, a customer of mine pays 100k at same Ramblais. An old neighbor pays 90k for a room and parlor. A Nigerian I know pays 70k at Angré. From what you said, I will suggest you stay at Cocody, Riviera 2/ Riviera 3, Deux plateau or Angré. Though I can't tell the cost of rent at those areas. Marcory résidentiel and zone 4 too are very good but highly expensive (in millions). I suggest you land first, find any house to lay your head first, then move around to find the area that best suits you. Rents are paid monthly here, therefore, relocation is also so easy |