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damoceile:
Oga sloye5 what's hustle like in Turkey, hope there are works for hustlers

factory jobs everywhere as long as you have the strength to work

naval museum bekistas

The Vodafone Park is an all-seater, multi-purpose stadium in the Beşiktaş district of Istanbul, Turkey. It is the home ground of Beşiktaş J.K.. The stadium was built on the site of Beşiktaş's former home, BJK İnönü Stadium.

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asian side

more asian side

more asian side of istanbul

kadikoy pier asian side of istanbul

these birds swim pass me..i watched one of them go under water for 30mins

on the move

life jackets plenty

The 15 July Martyrs Bridge or unofficially the Bosphorus Bridge, also called the First Bridge, is one of the three suspension bridges spanning the Bosphorus strait in Istanbul, Turkey, thus connecting Europe and Asia


turkish sub patrolling

fish plenty

bekistas pier

more of bekistas pier

bekistas

i had to leave very early to catch the first ferry to the kadikoy asian side of istanbul

i had to go through bekistas...yes the famous bekistas that amokachi played for back then and i think his sons are currently playing for the same club..this is a bekistas hood.abeg no wear fernabache jersey come this area your name na SORRY

Me drinking the famous turkish tea..CHAI..that small cup na 300naira..lol..

famous bekistas black eagle

bekistas neighbourhood

Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey and the fifth-largest city in the world by population, is considered European, yet it occupies two different continents. One part of Istanbul lies in Europe and the other part lies in Asia. Istanbul’s European part is separated from its Asian part by the Bosphorus strait, a 31-km-long waterway that connects the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara, and forms a natural boundary between the two continents. Two suspension bridges across the Bosporus - the Bosporus Bridge and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, also called Bosporus Bridge II, connect the two sides, yet many tourist prefer to visit the European side of Istanbul because of its historical significance. The European side is also the city’s commercial center with banks, stores and corporations and two-third of its population. The Asian side feels more relaxed, with wide boulevards, residential neighbourhoods and fewer hotels and tourist attractions.

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Mynd44

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Iyowuski:
In Turkish lira?

yea i convert am

Iyowuski:
Hmm
How much to charge phone?

50naira

sketcherJ:
sloye5 Bro, nice photos, keep em coming..but wait, is data cheap over there? Like how much when converted in Naira for 10gb..and what is the name of their service providers there, like we have mtn, Etisalat, airtel here etc

we have turkcell and vodafone and unlimited downloads home wifi is 66llira..like 6500naira...very fast...naija lack such...they sell the 2gb with calls for 1month and 1000 sms for 2500naira

give this goods 5weeks on top ship and then it would arrive naija

you see turks they bend down select.lol

my fellow african dude they hustle..e no easy

turkish bread

turks are very patriotic,you see flags everywhere

king size shisha..lol

Memphisheight33:
Baba sloye5 l hail you....keep the picture coming pls.

lol..OK

Xlpacks:
Oh... I get it... But the weather is not harsh ba?

it is

Xlpacks:
I observed people are not wearing sweater much unlike USA and other obodo oyibo countries... Is the weather in Turkey friendly?

lol na summer time now..in 2 months time everyone would be wearing sweater

FOREXMARTS:
Lol where is everybody? they hiding inside their houses? the streets are quiet

theres still public holiday..work would resume on tuesday..10days holiday