NewStats: 3,259,458 , 8,170,194 topics. Date: Sunday, 25 May 2025 at 06:50 AM 293p2

digitite:


Does it matter ?

Yea, it sure does... I think you should visit, stay for a month or there about, then comeback here with a more up-to-date info.... Thanks

digitite:


Thats good to know. I left during the revolution. I miss the affordable lifestyle and could visit again for business. I have been to Egypt 3 times.

You left Egypt during the revolution... compare to now, and you're here saying

digitite:


Yeah.

When last did you visit Egypt

BOSSkesh:


I thought I was the only one that noticed since he's going from asaba why didn't he enter ontisha that is closer and enter night bus directly to maiduguri using the ontisha/enugu/benue/jos/bauchi/yobe and maiduguri route it is much safer and faster and the journey most times no go 24hrs
Guy man followed kaduna route that is plagued with insecurity and will take him almost 3 days to complete the journey

Pls can one get direct night bus from Port Harcourt to Maiduguri?

saysugar:
see direct bus Dey ejigbo or iwo osun

Ok, do you have idea of the transportation cost and can one easily get direct bus to Mali or Senegal from there?

Bullman:


Other african countries are not as terrible as you think .. most of them offer you good security , atleast 22 hours of electricity and a good enviroment for business which is not guaranteed in Nigeria.. ordinary Togo is a very great place to be .. I am currently in the Gambia and it is really wonderful here .

Lately, I've been thinking about Guinea Bissau

roughdiamond:
No direct Bus from Lagos to Abidjan currently as the borders are still closed.

So... now, how best can we go to Abidjan if we can't get a straight bus and the 'bit by bit' route seems stressful coupled with crossing of some rivers as someone said above?

Or is there a possible route through the northern borders

SGANIVA:
What age are you,if you are in onitsha I would have loved to work with you here before anything. I love female hustlers, genuine ones, I gave out new ones on hire purchases,I don't deal on used ones only new ones

Late 30s..

plantainbender:
Chief, with the way you're 'lol-ing', you seem to be familiar with the route.

But if you're as familiar with that route as I am, 30-35k or max 40k will get you to Abidjan. 18k got me and my fiance to Seme from Aflao last December.

what of from Benin Republic to Senegal through Mali?�

plantainbender:
Easy peezy! Get to Seme border, get a bike to 'cross' you to the Benin Republic side of the border, approach any of the BDCs, do the exchange.

One thing with African currencies is that, the farther you are to the host country, the lesser the value you get in exchange.


that is, if you have some Cedi with you in Lagos & you want to change to Naira, you'll get less value for the the Cedi compared to when you want to do same in Togo, Ghana or Ivory Coast.

So in essence, are you saying I might get a better offer of exchange rate in Lagos than in Benin Republic?

plantainbender:
Mind you, it's more expensive if you go direct to Abidjan from Lagos with one bus; way cheaper if you go bit by bit. 70-80k direct bus to Abidjan from Lagos but max 30k if you go bit by bit. Selah!

Pls, do you know how one can easily change NGN to CFA at the borders?

Pallazzo:


Not any more. Nigerians were allowed before but later got banned. Only Gambians are now allowed. I'm sure Senegalese also operate, because both of them are almost same.



No. Nigerians are not allowed to go into transport in The Gambia.

The rooms will contain bathroom and toilet and kitchen.

Business in The Gambia is a vast topic, narrow it down so I know how to answer.

How will they know I'm a Nigerian??
What if I disguise myself?�

Pallazzo:


By road, 120k estimate for transport. I've posted air travel fare before.
90k for 6 months rent at 15k per month. This will be a room or if you're lucky, a room and parlor.
Getting a teaching job in Sec Schools is a bit easier for Nigerians. The pay can be from 30k to 60k per month depending on school. You can also do study (home lesson). I know someone that makes more than 120k/month only on home lesson, while school pay him 50k.

If you're into business, starting maybe hard because so many Nigerians, Senegalese and other foreigners are into business already. But with time, you can catch up and get going.

How is transportation business over there?
Like Tricycles (Keke) brand of transportation... Do you think one can easily go into it there?

Meanwhile, the 90k room, does it include toilet/bathroom and where to cook?

talkless78:
600k.

Is the real accomodation included?�

Donfanuchi1:

Yes. Your business will do well here. Here is the take. Do not close the one in Onitsha. Since you are already into the business. Get 2 to 5 Keke here and start. You see the business is sweet here. Management is not a problem whether you are here or not. You will see your money. No stories. Hope this helps

Oya ooo...
©©@SGANIVA business don set ooo... let's go there and I am really willing to be your manager if you don't mind

nwadikeokey11:
Who says NO Nigeria resides in South Sudan? Personal I have a friend whose brother who could not feed his family when he was living in Nigeria, but who migrated to South Sudan some years ago is now a multimillionaire. He has taken many of his brothers and in-laws over there and they are doing very well. This man single handedly built a multi million naira church in his village. Give all his brothers and in-laws he took over there $10k each to start up a business. He's into Auto parts business. My take is, any where you are and God chooses to you, you will excel, even if it was inside a pit selling pure water. Just make sure you have God's backing and leading in whatever you do and wherever you go. Thank you.

Whoa!!!!
Really, this is interesting.

JustforMen:
You just wan die for desert or inside high sea like many of our brothers and sisters.

Use the 1m to build a business - just buy a keke and ride it yourself

With 1m you can also go to African countries which can offer you a fresh start but Europe Na die you dey

Keke is now 1.4m

Ikpongiton:
Go to Port Harcourt and rent one room and use the balance to buy Keke mapep.hustle here and bull shit that your pipe dream.

Brand new or 2nd old

Well then, it seems there's nothing for Nigerians in South Sudan... Since none of our brothers reside there

imran90:
In case you have talked about vocational training and language courses in any of your youtube video please kindly share the link here with me.

I also want to know more about this.
© Bayobishow.

sliksusan:


Hi you make smile and ask me a question, do you think i am lying am here in panama, work here in the company, why are you asking maybe you are really in panama, you think i am in Nigeria, i am here in panama

Man I don't use Nigerian port to come here and never use Nigerian port in my life before . I didn't think in your brain maybe I'm a little kid traveling . I traveled a lot when I first started traveling. I don't think you still thought about move out Nigeria. I lived different country, before coming to Panama to settle down. Believe me or not, that's your problem, not my problem.

Are you still here??
Need to chat with you...pls, respond here or or thru email.

onatisi:
a very intelligent person gave and dropped a very important hint about the best place to go to here in this thread and i am shocked that no one picked it up and thank God the person didnt repeat it .
this is one issue why very few people become successful and majority become part of the masses , masses are plenty and crowd but success belongs only to those who dare to be different , majority still have their eyes on where everyone has their eyes on ,uk canada,usa etc .
while those who dare to be different are cashing out in millions weekly where others dare not look or venture into.

You are right, we hardly read anything else if it's not what we already set our heart on.

Gold can be found amongst Rubies.

Felixamos:


Forget ielts. Not all universities will demand for it. Just do your research and apply

Ok, can you pls tell us more?

eniteden:
Jejely carry your bag and go to Bahrain its the best and low key country for now. Before e go cast. Am currently preparing visa for same place. If you like me, fine we can rent house together and pay till everywhere soft we find our square root.

Pls, can you give us more info about Bahrain?

Oladaryor:

Have your given the details on it
As Barbie514's give you details how she successfully embarked on the journey to Morroco by road? If yes! Kindly reply me Bro. Thanks!

Not yet sir.

Barbie514:
I Came!! I Saw!!! I Conquered!!!
I arrived safely Fam..
My Descriptive Journey to Morocco by road loading……..

Kindle let me know how you were able to pull through the road trip.