Dshocker:


An uncle of mine has been in Gambia for more than 20yrs,he has forgotten his people back home and refused to come back,due to the woman that trapped him with voodoo

Truly some Gambian girls are diabolic I won't hide the truth

Our youths are talking about moving to Gambia………………………Nigeria is finished

Marimart:
Which side in Jos?
Also,is Jos peaceful now?

Nowhere is peaceful in Nigeria!

Bullman:



Gambians don't care if you drink or not. Muslims keep beer in their refrigerator over here just incase they have a white visitor or any guest that wants a beer. they aren't judgemental like the ones we have in Nigeria

ok. I think I will make out to visit there.

Clash01:


Nowhere is peaceful in Nigeria!

Abi o

Clash01:


In jos Nigeria, I really can't remember the last time they seized our electricity, and if they do it doesn't take up to 1hr to bring it back.

Where in Jos bro?

LEXYLOV:
If you are looking for security, enjoyment and peaceful environment, then Gambia is okay. Other than that. Nope. The house rent is very expensive, upfront payments virus and scarce, lights do off even presently, but better than Nigeria light supply. Business is very slow, roads are out of questions, better infrastructures lags behind, like Nigeria in 70s, Dalasi is like 100 naira to just 10 dalasi, the currency is 5000 dalasi to 100$. Is not bad.10 naira to 1 dalasi. Food prices just hike recently but still managable. No professional job for foreigners, except teaching or your own investment. Lights goes off and on, but didn't waste time when it off to come back, and max 1 hour to 6 hours once in 3 days. Girls are beautiful yes. And enjoyments is available with nothing to fear yes. But your pocket count.

How about their educational system bro?

I’m hoping to visit Gambia soon.

revived2:


Where in Jos bro?

Rayfield.

Bullman:


Truly some Gambian girls are diabolic I won't hide the truth

More than Nigerian counterparts?
Anyways.....what do I know...

How’s the infrastructures there in Gambia is there high speed internet and is there mosquitoes there too?

BluelightHotel:
How’s the infrastructures there in Gambia is there high speed internet and is there mosquitoes there too?

Over here the infrastructure can be compared to northern nigeria
Mosquitoes are huge too..
Internet speed is 4g .
Since I arrived they haven't taken the light at all.. was told before they do they eventually announce a week ahead just to Carry out maintenance..

omaclarry:


Did Nigeria wake up and became 200million plus? When we had oil boom we wia not up to 100million, yet what our government did was to throw a lavish party for the whole world in the guise of FESTAC 77

Nigerian are use to suffering. Sorry I can't see Nigeria changing with this present generation

Abeg show us pictures na

OP please can you assist me in getting Gambian passport.Inbox me: idlinks2001@yahoo.com.Thanks.

idpompe:
OP please can you assist me in getting Gambian passport.Inbox me: idlinks2001@yahoo.com.Thanks.

Naxo he worst reach Gambia passport bawo tooor God help you….. you better save up and move to better country if you must Gambia of all places

Bwaal:

Naxo he worst reach Gambia passport bawo tooor God help you….. you better save up and move to better country if you must Gambia of all places

Na the Visa free countries wey dey dem passport enter my eye.

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Bro not all of us

How can I get to Gambia from Lagos by road?
Can someone who is conversant with the route share with me and the experiences.

idpompe:
How can I get to Gambia from Lagos by road?
Can someone who is conversant with the route share with me and the experiences.

I wont even suggest a road journey from eko to Banjul for my enemy but if you doing it cos you tryna work on your budget it's simple, just see every country as a bus stop.. before it used to be Lagos to Ghana then Accra to Burkina Faso to Mali which was quite faster. But there are serious rebels now in mali. On a safe side u need to go throw the longer route countries on the coast. ABC transport will take u to yamasukro or Abidjan directly for an equivalent of almost 35 k it's a day journey. Abidjan to free town u just need to keep asking at the garage for direction . When u get to free town get a bus heading straight to Conakry or daka directly. There is no straight bus to the Gambia when u get to Dakar u cross to the Gambia from daka senegal via one ferry..
The whole trip could take more than5 days u may end up spending more on the road than via flight . I didnt put the cost cos I dont know how much things have changed for tp aren't fixed I know that of ABC cos my cousin visited Abidjan recently said he paid 35 k to get ther by road .. good luck. Always ask for directions when u get to a new country everyone will be willing to help trust me

Bullman:


I wont even suggest a road journey from eko to Banjul for my enemy but if you doing it cos you tryna work on your budget it's simple, just see every country as a bus stop.. before it used to be Lagos to Ghana then Accra to Burkina Faso to Mali which was quite faster. But there are serious rebels now in mali. On a safe side u need to go throw the longer route countries on the coast. ABC transport will take u to yamasukro or Abidjan directly for an equivalent of almost 35 k it's a day journey. Abidjan to free town u just need to keep asking at the garage for direction . When u get to free town get a bus heading straight to Conakry or daka directly. There is no straight bus to the Gambia when u get to Dakar u cross to the Gambia from daka senegal via one ferry..
The whole trip could take more than5 days u may end up spending more on the road than via flight . I didnt put the cost cos I dont know how much things have changed for tp aren't fixed I know that of ABC cos my cousin visited Abidjan recently said he paid 35 k to get ther by road .. good luck. Always ask for directions when u get to a new country everyone will be willing to help trust me

bro do you know about bitter kola business in Gambia i haerd is high demand there

who will enlighten me about bitter kola business in Gambia

Van1233:


bro do you know about bitter kola business in Gambia i haerd is high demand there

It is in high demand no lies, gambians are lazy they cultivate nothing ..

Thank you

Enemyofpeace:
Op are good are their girls in bed? Do they have melodious and loud ringtones? Are they screamers, moaners or log of woods like most girls on nairaland? Please answer me as I don’t want to waste my time travelling there for nothing

The Gambia has a huge sex tourism going on

@Op Pls give me more info abt ur trip. U use one way ticket, any issue with d authorities since no return ticket?
Secondly, must one show evidence of hotel booking even when u've somebdy or where to stay?
Thanks for ur response.

Bullman:


Will suggest u try and visit first..
There are prospects in the Gambia
As Nigerian u have an advantage cos you already know how life works. I personally do not encourage anyone to come over to get a job.. I encourage them to start up a business and be patient with it.

Hello Bullman,

I'd like that we discuss this. Can I please e-mail you? Thanks

Tomrichie:
Op I have been in the Gambia for almost a year now.All you said is correct; Security is topnotch,the people respects each other's religion,They are extremely peaceful.. Let's hook up someday in Senegambia

Are there churches in the Gambia?
How is pharmacy business there?
How is postgraduate study in their universities?

Madebyme:


Hello Bullman,

I'd like that we discuss this. Can I please e-mail you? Thanks

Sure..

Bullman:

Sure..

Pleaase check your email.

Dear Bullman,
I have an unresponded email pending with you.
Please assist urgently.

idpompe:
Dear Bullman,
I have an unresponded email pending with you.
Please assist urgently.

Already sent u a mail.