Hello @all nairalanders...

I suppose to post this in the travel section, but the response in my previous thread wasn't encouraging so I decide to post it here.

I've been in the U.S for the past one week plus but things are just weird here.No friend.No counterpart.The family(my uncle's family) seem to mind their ways and I feel sidelined.

I just need any Nigerian living here in Houston, Texas.I live in Willowbrook to be precise.I live just some Kilometres away from this church(my church in Nigeria) RCCG.

I just need a friend here.

Sometimes I call uncle Amos Boniface in Taraba, Nigeria to discuss international politics just to keep myself lively.

If you live in Willowbrook or a neighbouring suburb just holla at me(hit me up).

Thank you! PM me.

Keep yourself busy.
Simple!!

Good for u

go to church and mingle with people. America is usually boring when you just arrived.

Sorry bro....many nairaland lives in Agege and Ikorodu and will abuse the hell out of you when they enter this thread....Mark my word.

Don't go about looking for friends up and down before American police go use you practice hard target.

ObamaMessi:
Hello @all nairalanders...

I suppose to post this in the travel section, but the response in my previous thread wasn't encouraging so I decide to post it here.

I've been in the U.S for the past one week plus but things are just weird here.No friend.No counterpart.The family(my uncle's family) seem to mind their ways and I feel sidelined.

I just need any Nigerian living here in Houston, Texas.I live in Willowbrook to be precise.I live just some Kilometres away from this church(my church in Nigeria) RCCG.

I just need a friend here.

Sometimes I call uncle Amos Boniface in Taraba, Nigeria to discuss international politics just to keep myself lively.

If you live in Willowbrook or a neighbouring suburb just holla at me(hit me up).

Thank you! PM me.

Really?

Like really?

It is better to be bored at home all day than to meet some kind of people o, be careful who you befriend in your desperation for companionship.

Go get a job

Wen u are busy, u won't even know where ur phone is...

Be careful there... Don't let desperation land you in association with wrong people that will truncate your mission. Know that you are there for a purpose.
May God be with you.

I'm having this feeling you're in Nigeria with me though
Nevertheless get a job man

Op even if your uncle get money,try work for your own then that will keep you busy and if na school , take a book and read. At times goes on ,by mistake or something, you will jam Nigeria friends there but don't let making friends be your primary ....

ObamaMessi:
Hello @all nairalanders...

I suppose to post this in the travel section, but the response in my previous thread wasn't encouraging so I decide to post it here.

I've been in the U.S for the past one week plus but things are just weird here.No friend.No counterpart.The family(my uncle's family) seem to mind their ways and I feel sidelined.

I just need any Nigerian living here in Houston, Texas.I live in Willowbrook to be precise.I live just some Kilometres away from this church(my church in Nigeria) RCCG.

I just need a friend here.

Sometimes I call uncle Amos Boniface in Taraba, Nigeria to discuss international politics just to keep myself lively.

If you live in Willowbrook or a neighbouring suburb just holla at me(hit me up).

Thank you! PM me.

people are hard to satisfied and greatly ungrateful, as well as unthankful to God. You are excited zapping out and there you are now with your loads of complaints. Keep intouch with tons of friends back home and don't be afraid when they start to demand kwudi from you.
Try going to church and meet Nigerians there. Houston...Dallas ..fort worth has a lot of Nigerians. We are running away where there are lot of Nigerians are your are excited to meet them. The best place or neighborhood to live is middle class indians and white neighborhood. Rest assured that their academics, character and safety is guaranteed compared to norm.

Can you help me pick up some phones 13promax ×7

Boredom is a threat to mental health, loneliness is so psychologically not encouraged. OP, try and get a job, you will make friends at the office. Save yourself from falling into depression.

Go out and make friends with whites then link me up with one for something serious.

No be Obama Messi wey get admission which day ABI you don forfeit the admission enter USA. Abi you dey cruise for their pending ASUU strike. I no believe your story at all. You dey whine us.

I live in Houston, but currently in Dallas, I might be in Houston next week or the week after.

ObamaMessi:
Hello @all nairalanders...

I suppose to post this in the travel section, but the response in my previous thread wasn't encouraging so I decide to post it here.

I've been in the U.S for the past one week plus but things are just weird here.No friend.No counterpart.The family(my uncle's family) seem to mind their ways and I feel sidelined.

I just need any Nigerian living here in Houston, Texas.I live in Willowbrook to be precise.I live just some Kilometres away from this church(my church in Nigeria) RCCG.

I just need a friend here.

Sometimes I call uncle Amos Boniface in Taraba, Nigeria to discuss international politics just to keep myself lively.

If you live in Willowbrook or a neighbouring suburb just holla at me(hit me up).

Thank you! PM me.

That place is full of yahoo boiz don't ever tell someone there your account number or any detail about your. Account even your socalled RCCG members except you want to be an azza man.

You go join waiting list of many Nigerians under investigation.

Mind your business na him n
Be willowbooks but in case you doubt experience is the best teacher.

Now do i fcucking know ...oro po ju oro lo pademi ni show.


Shout out of opa 6 ijaya jaya

Freestainworld:
Don't go about looking for friends up and down before American police go use you practice hard target.

That's why before you japa to USA it's in your own interest to write your will because you may end up as part of the statistics of more than 47 people murdered every day in that violent country.

Why can’t you be coming home jeje and let’s “Take Naija Back”, Abi I nor speak well ni?

with time you will make friends and get used to it , abroad life is generally boring , but you will get used to it with time, don't force it. watch lots of youtube and learn new things

Just be friendly with those white skinheads/deadhead but make sure you don't provoke them sha

I find this difficult to believe. ObamaMessi in America?

tayo60:
I find this difficult to believe. ObamaMessi in America?

You really believe the nigga has been in America for a whole one week and he hasn't flooded this forum with pictures. You will soon believe that Tinubu will make one dollar equal one kobo, not even one naira like Buhari did.

Realmi:
Go get a job

Wen u are busy, u won't even know where ur phone is...

Damn! This is true asf! Ọmọ I don hustle! Kai! .

No be to live for US
U go fit help person dey open small small updates make person still dey see food chop for here

ObamaMessi:
Hello @all nairalanders...

I suppose to post this in the travel section, but the response in my previous thread wasn't encouraging so I decide to post it here.

I've been in the U.S for the past one week plus but things are just weird here.No friend.No counterpart.The family(my uncle's family) seem to mind their ways and I feel sidelined.

I just need any Nigerian living here in Houston, Texas.I live in Willowbrook to be precise.I live just some Kilometres away from this church(my church in Nigeria) RCCG.

I just need a friend here.

Sometimes I call uncle Amos Boniface in Taraba, Nigeria to discuss international politics just to keep myself lively.

If you live in Willowbrook or a neighbouring suburb just holla at me(hit me up).

Thank you! PM me.

That's the type of life I prefer... unfortunately I am in Nigeria managing a small space filled with lousy nincompoops...

Get a PS5 and enjoy some peace joor !!! What's ur problem.

Pls help me relocate to U.S... Abeg!!!

You think say na Ajegunle you dey?

Be very careful of Nigerians in the US.

Be very very careful.