yungchop:


Hello boss, can I get laborer job there? Or farm work job.. how much is the pay range?

Maybe you think Abidjan is first world country
Bring it low, it’s nothing more like Nigeria, just that security and light is okay here and you can manage to start business with any amount you have
That’s the difference
Thinking about job, they have job scarcity just like Naija
Never forget it’s still the same African leaders
Bonne chance

Munachimso30:


Maybe you think Abidjan is first world country
Bring it low, it’s nothing more like Nigeria, just that security and light is okay here and you can manage to start business with any amount you have
That’s the difference
Thinking about job, they have job scarcity just like Naija
Never forget it’s still the same African leaders
Bonne chance

Man, I'm a plumber and water treatment specialist.

Any chance I might get employment given that they have a functional public water infrastructure?

Are there private water companies there?

CrownOfClay724:


Man, I'm a plumber and water treatment specialist.

Any chance I might get employment given that they have a functional public water infrastructure?

Are there private water companies there?

Yeah a lot of them, talking about getting a job, I won’t tell ya that you won’t get a job neither will I tell ya that there are jobs waiting for ya
The only thing I can say is that there’s job scarcity here also just the way it is in Naija, there citizens full street searching for job too
We all have differ destiny, you can succeed where others couldn’t so why not try if your mind is telling ya to try


Blessings

Am a transporter here in naija,I gave Keke and buses on higher purchase here in onitsha,but because of insecurity I want to expand or relocate entirely , can my business stand or succeed in abijan ,issueing people Keke and buses on higher purchase

Donfanuchi1:
[b][/b]Most people coming to Abidjan, Ivory Coast find it very difficult settling into the country. Issues of traveling, accommodation and business come into play.
I reside in Abidjan, so ask me anything from transportation, housing, business and the life generally here.
Please no insults and unnecessary arguments here. God bless you all.

SGANIVA:
Am a transporter here in naija,I gave Keke and buses on higher purchase here in onitsha,but because of insecurity I want to expand or relocate entirely , can my business stand or succeed in abijan ,issueing people Keke and buses on higher purchase

Interesting... I'm a female keke driver here in Port Harcourt.
I think you should relocate so I can be your first driver there

CODDLY:
Interesting... I'm a female keke driver here in Port Harcourt.
I think you should relocate so I can be your first driver there

Hi,how viable is this Keke business in PH city and what are the procedures to take to get one on hire and purchase, thanks

cutieme:

Hi,how viable is this Keke business in PH city and what are the procedures to take to get one on hire and purchase, thanks

Mine is old which I'm driving by myself, don't really know much about HP and due to lack of jobs, almost everyone who cant do yahoo is driving keke now

CODDLY:
Mine is old which I'm driving by myself, don't really know much about HP and due to lack of jobs, almost everyone who cant do yahoo is driving keke now

Yeah that's true ,pls find out for me

CODDLY:
Mine is old which I'm driving by myself, don't really know much about HP and due to lack of jobs, almost everyone who cant do yahoo is driving keke now

Please like how much can one get a fairly used keke?

HeightsKE:

Please like how much can one get a fairly used keke?

Depends on your budget.

When I started last year, I bought and fixed it together for 150k, after one year of use, I sold it to mgbuka for 100k.

CODDLY:
Depends on your budget.

When I started last year, I bought and fixed it together for 150k, after one year of use, I sold it to mgbuka for 100k.

Mgbuka!!?
Sorry what is a mgbuka?
And is it kool to buy fairly used one and give to someone to use?
Happy Sunday

Pls if you are currently in Abidjan chat my whatsapp or drop urs , pls I want to ask currency and some things

CrownOfClay724:


Man, I'm a plumber and water treatment specialist.

Any chance I might get employment given that they have a functional public water infrastructure?

Are there private water companies there?

Your best bet is to get into the country and do due diligence. Plumbing is good business here. Just follow a plumber for 3 months. Each day of work you get something within the range of 2.5 to 3k CFA. As you follow you get to know places. You learn the language faster also and a good understanding of the plumbing profession here. Plumbing is lucrative I must say but you need the 3 to 6 months sacrifice of following someone. God bless you.

saysugar:
Pls if you are currently in Abidjan chat my whatsapp or drop urs , pls I want to ask currency and some things

Ask your questions here. It will be attended to. Thank you.

Donfanuchi1:

Your best bet is to get into the country and do due diligence. Plumbing is good business here. Just follow a plumber for 3 months. Each day of work you get something within the range of 2.5 to 3k CFA. As you follow you get to know places. You learn the language faster also and a good understanding of the plumbing profession here. Plumbing is lucrative I must say but you need the 3 to 6 months sacrifice of following someone. God bless you.

Thank you very much for this feedback.

I appreciate.

CODDLY:
Interesting... I'm a female keke driver here in Port Harcourt.
I think you should relocate so I can be your first driver there

In Abidjan the Keke business is lucrative, you do not need to give them out on hire purchase. Here you make you money daily after signing a contract with the driver for the first six months. The daily pay is 8 to 10 k CFA. Management is not a problem. The business is a straightforward one. Merci

Donfanuchi1:

Your best bet is to get into the country and do due diligence. Plumbing is good business here. Just follow a plumber for 3 months. Each day of work you get something within the range of 2.5 to 3k CFA. As you follow you get to know places. You learn the language faster also and a good understanding of the plumbing profession here. Plumbing is lucrative I must say but you need the 3 to 6 months sacrifice of following someone. God bless you.

Mind sharing what the average rent is for a one-room apartment? Monthly and annually.

SGANIVA:
Am a transporter here in naija,I gave Keke and buses on higher purchase here in onitsha,but because of insecurity I want to expand or relocate entirely , can my business stand or succeed in abijan ,issueing people Keke and buses on higher purchase

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

CrownOfClay724:


Mind sharing what the average rent is for a one-room apartment? Monthly and annually.

Rent is from 25k to 100k per month for self contain depending on the area of town. You pay for 5 or 6 months depending on the landlord. Agency takes one month. 3 months deposit and 2 months rent. Shalom.

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

Donfanuchi1:

Rent is from 25k to 100k per month for self contain depending on the area of town. You pay for 5 or 6 months depending on the landlord. Agency takes one month. 3 months deposit and 2 months rent. Shalom.

25,000 Nigerian naira?

Why so high?

Hello All,

Is there a bus service from Nigeria to Abidjan?

CrownOfClay724:


25,000 Nigerian naira?

Why so high?

I pay 35k where I am, plus 5k electricity and 3k water
And it’s on a ghetto level oh lol

Munachimso30:



I pay 35k where I am, plus 5k electricity and 3k water
And it’s on a ghetto level oh lol

Omo.
That's pretty on a high side.

But I'll see how it goes.

Thanks again.

Didijiji:
Hello All,

Is there a bus service from Nigeria to Abidjan?

Due to Covid, You won’t get for now cuz most borders are still close
You can enter from border to border

CrownOfClay724:


Omo.
That's pretty on a high side.

But I'll see how it goes.

Thanks again.

The country is damn expensive brother, if na for Naija this place no fit pass 2k-2500 oloun

Munachimso30:


The country is damn expensive brother, if na for Naija this place no fit pass 2k-2500 oloun

But the earnings fit match am?

What's the average minimum wage?
Cos I don't want to believe their wage is not enough to pay house rent for a month.

CrownOfClay724:


But the earnings fit match am?

What's the average minimum wage?
Cos I don't want to believe their wage is not enough to pay house rent for a month.

I know nothing concerning work or salary here bro

Munachimso30:


I know nothing concerning work or salary here bro

Alright.

CrownOfClay724:


25,000 Nigerian naira?

Why so high?

CFA is bigger than naira now. That aside accommodation is one thing that is expensive here. It is because our money is bastardized that is why you see it as expensive. When Yaradua was in power that money is equivalent to 6 k naira. That 25k is even in the so called ghettos or outskirts. At the main areas in the capital it is more expensive. But be rest assured that even in the ghettos there are street lights, security, electricity and water. Once you have something doing the money is peanut. This is my 2 cents. Hope it helps

Didijiji:
Hello All,

Is there a bus service from Nigeria to Abidjan?

Yes. Orelope transport company goes from Ejigbo Osun state to Abidjan. You can contact them. They are legit.

CrownOfClay724:


But the earnings fit match am?

What's the average minimum wage?
Cos I don't want to believe their wage is not enough to pay house rent for a month.

You see even if you are doing petty trading you will still pay your rent. Compare exchange rate now with that of naira. That is why you see it as expensive. That aside, once you are hard working and creative the money is small. What is the point living in a flat in Nigeria and you do not have a job.