My First Bank Visa Prepaid card is denominated in US Dollars, I didn't know they had a Visa Prepaid card denominated in naira. Thanks to this thread I am now aware.

I don't know whether this story is fiction or not. But i know that people sleep with married women so it could also be a true story.

I have carefully read all the comments and I have seen a lot of comments stating that someone or people would sleep with the wife of the OP later in life. I have always wondered why Nigerians take certain sins seriously and condemn it but they commit other sins and feel it's okay. I have seen a yahoo yahoo guy condemn drug traffickers that what they are doing is very bad. Drug traffickers also state that yahoo yahoo is very bad and karma would catch up with them.

Does God see one sin as okay and another sin as very bad? Virtually everyone who is of the opinion that the OP would be paid back in their own coin, they are currently committing one sin or the other consistently but they believe karma does not apply to their sin because it's a "small sin". Many naija married men believe it's ok for them to sleep with single women, but it's very bad for a single man to sleep with a married woman. What is the difference abeg??

But the addition of the three figures is 83 million, where did 90 million come from? Maybe it's to make the story about OBO sweeter.

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Our Vice President seems to be travelling outside the country a lot.

Is he also shy around Southerners?

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Keneking:


You mean R40 per plate

na R80 per plate wey i pay. i know i ate naija food for R40 in hillbrow last year. but hillbrow and cape town no be the same thing na.

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good, i wish you success in your future endeavours in cape town.

yinksob002:
@Sovpounds: You suppose bag title for Capetown as u don tour everywhere finish sef...lol. Hope you really enjoyed your stay sha.. All the best

Lol, you are right. i enjoyed my self and i ain't exaggerating. i flew out of cape town today, i dey johannesburg now. i go dey here a few days then na Lagos get me.

BOWOTO:
Come to Parklands, you will eat naija foodd tire!!

ok thank you, i would take note of that when next i visit cape town. i flew out of cape town this afternoon.

lawyer2011:


It depends on your location. If you happen to be around the southern surburbs, there is a nice naija restaurant at Rodenbosch opposite Shoprite.

Thank you. I am in Cape Town City Centre. I was able to locate a naija restaurant near 89 on Loop Street by the corner of Longmarket Street. I ate eba, egusi soup and fish. I was so happy to eat eba but they didnt have naija beer Star or Gulder to wash it down. But I spotted naija malt drink in their fridge. For the benefit of nairalanders who may find themselves in Cape Town in the future you can try that place.

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I am just reading this cos i have been busy exploring Cape Town. You would definitely get a European match in Cape Town. Lots of whites fly into Cape Town all the way from Europe for holiday. On my flight from Johannesburg to Cape Town the plane was a massive A340 and it was full to the brim and it was dominated by Europeans who flew from Europe. The man sitting on my left on the plane flew from London while the girl on my right flew 21 hours on 4 different flights to get to Cape Town. If Europeans can descend on Cape Town in their thousands for holiday you should know there is something special here that they cant get in Europe. Yesterday as I was having breakfast in the restaurant in my hotel a Nigerian approached me and asked me if I was a Nigerian and I said Yes, we started talking and he told me he came to South Africa from Nigeria in 1996 and moved to the United States after 10 years in 2006 after some years he left the United States and returned to South Africa. This shows that there is some thing special here. And from what I have discovered in the one week i've been here is that Cape Town has good infrastructure coupled with natural beauty (the table mountain and the other mountains) that cant be replicated anywhere.

Yesterday i went on the city bus tour on the red open roof double decker bus and we passed through Table Mountain, Camps Bay, Clifton, Bantry Bay, Sea Point, Green Point, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront popularly called V & A Waterfront.

Watch out for the beautiful beaches at Camps Bay and Clifton and try the Cable Car ride to the top of the most popular landmark in Cape Town, the Table Mountain (although i didnt do the ride because visibility was zero yesterday).

So dont worry about the European experience cos you would get it. Even the weather here is as cold as Europe. What you should be bothered about is whether the city would not distract you from your Ph D programme.

brainbucks:


Good looking out, brah. Naww I'm not really keen on feeding their xenophobic tendencies by heading out there only to go compete for inadequate job placements. I've got other entrepreneurial plans.

I'll be looking to get your take on your impression of interracial relationships, especially in Cape Town and Joburg, after your sojourn. I have a preference for a foreign potential bride but I fear those in US and Europe are too westernized to handle. So I figured SA might hold promise for me since it's closer to home with our African values.

A bit of your thoughts in that regard would be appreciated.

Alright i'll do that after ma trip. I still have a few days in Cape Town and another few days in Johannesburg before I return to Lagos.

brainbucks:


Make we hear abeg. Na who psyche you say you no fit survive even 10 days without some eba in yua life? Guy, go chop burger jhoor... I been dey Hawaii for 2yrs+ and I swear I no even see one single African restaurant to manage, not to talk of my dear ol'pounded yam. Come see where man dey chop bellyfull but still dey hungry. No matter how much of there food I chop, there was always that inner desperate hunger to just ordinary even smell aroma of dawadawa or palm oil. Na dat time I truly understand the value of dis play play small stout and isi-ewu wey I dey take for granted for 9ja. Just thank yua God say na only one week dey separate you from authentic food.

Unto other matters, I'm thinking of moving to Joburg by next March. How would you rate their development in comparison to more advanced global cities in US and Europe?

I lived in Europe for four years but I was impressed with the level of development here when I first visited last year.

But in terms of availability of jobs, that's another ball game. If you are a professional and can come in with their critical skills visa then you can come and try your luck.

abeg my fellow naija brothers and sisters wey dey live for SA make una help ur bros. i arrived johannesburg on the morning of September 21 and i flew to cape town yesterday. my problem be say since i comot naija i never chop eba. abeg make una tell me where naija restaurant dey for cape town. i still have a week to stay here before i return to naija.

cape town is beautiful but i wan chop eba abeg.thank you.

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