I dey Finland now o! But I will be back in Manchester on the 12th of December. Any match around then?

Elsanchez:
Come to Bolton Wanderers.

We have got home fixture on Saturday.

Thank you.

EmmaLege:
Nice

Thank you Oga at the top!

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar



Well done son

Nice reply

Continue enjoying

That is a great idea! Let's host the World Cup o!

YoungLionken:
And so what !? We should now host the world cup because of that !?

God please pick my call ...

Na the ship be this. Silja Symphony be the name. It's an old ship, and the cabins where blocking both wi-fi connection and mobile phone connection.

Make una no use this company if you want to browse while on your bed.

Na cruise ship I take sneak in, make una no tell immigration o!

My guy I don land, where I fit find Naija food to eat? I'm craving Naija food o!

pansophist:
If you want to enter from Russia, then yes, they have closed the border, because Putin don order hundreds of immigrants to enter Finland go seek asylum.

But if you wan to enter by road (through Haparanda Sweden or Kirkennes Norway), or ship (from Tallinn), or by flight, then welcome. We are waiting for you.

But get ready for depression sha, The weather is cold pass Antarctica. As in, if you put a cup of water outside, in like 30 minutes, e go don turn to block. Streets go empty like say apocalypse wiped out the human race.

You most likely will spend the whole day without interacting with someone, except maybe through the phone. If you like this life, oya dey come. We are waiting.

I will pass on your message.

Nwaotu10:
Greet Simon Ekpa for me.
Tell him road blocks in Alaigbo is becoming inordinate 😀

I plan to visit Finland for maybe 2 days, and I hope to get there before them close border o!

Abi my people how una see am? Are there many Nigerians in Finland?

If you know anybody for Finland and you want me to greet them for you, leave your message below.

Yes, a lot of them don't take the online presence serious enough. In Brazil, the restaurant owner asked me not to put anything online about them, because they have not gotten the license they needed to have. And other Nigerian businesses were always worried about me filming near their businesses.

Gerrard59:


No wonder they don't succeed compared to Indian, Chinese and locals' businesses. How can a business, no matter how small, have no online presence in 2023?

Tomorrow, na them go first complain about racism.

I'm not going to Denmark, I'm already in Denmark.

tensazangetsu20:
You get Google maps on your phone or you want to show everyone on nairaland that you are going to Denmark.

The Danish one I wanted to go to requires phone number for booking, and the code never arrived, because I don't have a local number and I sent them a message on instagram which they never replied.

1TrippleCee:
Lol. Brother Google nau

This place expensive o! How did it become your country of dream?

Where are you based? When I come Naija, I will buy your herbs.

Talkisneeded:
Denmark my dream country.
Kindly wait for me, when I get there I'll surely attend to all your needs.


I sell herbs for sexual enhancement tho

I no get trumpet, I for blow am o.

youngrichnigga:
Blow your trumpet 🎺🎺🎺.

Na only you understand. Some African businesses no dey too show. Also some do the business from home, low-key, so na only word of mouth.

Bliss62:


African barber and Nigerian restaurant no dey easy to see everywhere

For those living in Copenhagen, or those that have visited, do you have a barber shop that you can recommend?

I'm here for 6 days, till the 27th of November and I need to cut my hair.

Please if you guys know of any, or even just a Naija restaurant where I can eat and maybe ask them about a barber, let me know.

Thanks in advance.

I hiked a hill called Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was not easy, but I had to represent for my African bredes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY1BUpcoNOU

London was full of tourists everywhere, from all over the world.

I took the train from Limerick and made my way to Dublin. I wanted to walk around Dublin, but it was raining and cold, so I jumped on a bus to the airport.

At the airport, I ate the rice and stew that my brother-in-law gave me, drank the water to cool off the pepper in the stew, then I made my way to security. I found a place to charge my computer and phone, while I worked on some videos for my YouTube channel.

Boarded the plane and flew to London where I met my old friend Dj Douglas, and I met his wife and 2 kids for the first time. I stayed with them for 7 days, we just chilled in the house most days.

I took one day to go into city center to check out London, take photos and make some videos.

From Manchester to Edinburgh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgz3G2NIX-U

You have a great point, but I have family and friends to visit.

DyingFetus:
Jeez



You left Brazil for this shit hole




You for just go eastern yurop instead

I will be careful. I've heard what you said from other travelers too.

carbonado:
.....becarefull with such hostels oooo, i heard bedbug is dealing with them in Europe ATM...

I will, and thank you for your reply.

carbonado:
...keep it coming Sir....

That is true.

Lungdick:
Money is GOOD!! Having a second and strong passport as a nigerian is important

I found the entrance to the National Park, but carrying my hand luggage around with me was not fun, so I decided to catch a train to Limerick and drop off my loads at my in-laws house in Limerick, and then come back to the National Park after resting for a bit.

I got cozy and warm, after a great meal, I became lazy and didn't do jack. I stayed indoor from Saturday, all the way to Monday morning when I went to the train station to travel to Dublin and then catch a bus to the airport and then I flew to London, which is where I am at the moment.

I checked out of the hostel and went for a walk around town. I saw some very old churches. I made it to their main shopping street.

The Irish breakfast looks and tastes delicious.

The hostel I'm staying at is called The Killarney Railway Hostel. It's not so nice, but na manage I must manage am.

The Nigerian store, Mr. Colton who I met on the road and showed me around the city. The last picture is of the Europa hotel, which was bombed a lot in the past.

I showered, packed my bags and head out of the Airbnb at around 11:57AM, and I started walking towards city center. It was raining, and that's when I realized how stupid I'd been not to research even how to get to city center before heading out. The place I stayed has some tips on the buses, but I did not look at that either.

So I looked on google maps and saw that it's a 25 minutes walk, so I just continued. I pulled out my umbrella, but the wind wanted to take it away.
But luckily the rain stopped. I saw what looks like an old church and then I started taking photos of it, and recording a video of it.

After that, I continued on my way, but then I saw a Nigerian store. I went in since I saw the fufu photo, and was hoping they have ready made food I could just buy and eat. As I entered, na one fine oyinbo woman dey run the place. Irish woman, very nice and friendly. She even gave me a free plantain chips for the road. Her husband is a Nigerian.

I told her that I'm traveling Europe and that I do Youtube, and she asked me to please feature her shop on my channel, so I pulled out the camera and recorded, but she doesn't want to be in the video, so I didn't record her. She gave me the shops instagram which is @mama_nimi

I said bye and continued, she wished me well. On the road I asked a man if I was going the right direction to city center, he said yes and we started talking and he started telling me more about the city and the history.

He showed me the University that was commissioned by Biden, the most bombed hotel in the world, the city hall, a famous bar and even showed me the way to the train station. He was with me for almost an hour showing me around. We took a selfie together.

Then I made my way towards the train station. On my way there, it started to rain again a little bit with wind. I got to the train station and there was a long line of people trying to catch the same train to Dublin. In most stations I've been to, you don't form a line, you all just stand on the platform and wait, but here, we formed a queue even before being allowed on to the platform.

2 hours later I made it to Dublin. On the train, the guy that sat in front of me was nice and gave me tips about Dublin.

It was raining a lot in Dublin. I was supposed to spend 2 hours exploring the city and then make my way to Limerick. But my in-law who lives in Limerick was already at work and would only get out at 9AM, so change of plans. I tried finding accommodation in Dublin and all over Ireland. I found a restaurant/bar at the Dublin Connolly train station and I eat a full Irish breakfast.

Finally I found a $25 hostel in Killarney, which is where I'm writing from at the moment. Checkout is in 30 minutes. I will explore the city for a bit and make my way to Limerick.

Thank you for the feedback and tip.

I'm currently using an EURail pass now. I have a 5 day in 1 month. Later I want to buy the 2 months pass with everyday being a travel day.

Which countries did you do?

chnovpaul:


Looks like you've got quite a lot of places to visit. Should be fun, I believe.

The good thing about travel in Europe is the flexibility. I've done some of those countries in circuits. It's easier to hop from one to the next especially if they share borders. If there's any tip I'll give, it's to get the Eurail train pass. It would save you lots of money than buying individual train tickets.