Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 10:37pm On Feb 25, 2023 |
Zaksart:
My brother if there's a war in Nigeria is quite different from if there's war at Benin republic... If you are capable bro what are you waiting for??... Build or buy your house and bring mum over there for vacation once in a while.
Nigeria will not work out no matter how we try, we are so diverse and have a very deep hatred for one another... It's so unfortunate that the likes of Babagida took us from regional govt to this quack federalism we are practicing because the north lacks oil. Since then nothing has prospered in Nigeria.
Only if we can go back to Regional govt, and each region using what they have to develop one another.... Or else Nigeria would never work as one, imagine what transpire at today national elections. It's certain that we are heading for collapse.
So I'll rather be at that Benin republic and watch Nigeria from afar than be here witnessing all this hatred. π― Correct 3 Likes |
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Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gerrard59(m): 3:45am On Feb 26, 2023 |
Zaksart:
My brother if there's a war in Nigeria is quite different from if there's war at Benin republic... If you are capable bro what are you waiting for??... Build or buy your house and bring mum over there for vacation once in a while.
Nigeria will not work out no matter how we try, we are so diverse and have a very deep hatred for one another... It's so unfortunate that the likes of Babagida took us from regional govt to this quack federalism we are practicing because the north lacks oil. Since then nothing has prospered in Nigeria.
Only if we can go back to Regional govt, and each region using what they have to develop one another.... Or else Nigeria would never work as one, imagine what transpire at today national elections. It's certain that we are heading for collapse.
So I'll rather be at that Benin republic and watch Nigeria from afar than be here witnessing all this hatred. She has always told us that Nigeria no be am. That the country can never get better. This was when I was in primary school o. So no be today. She has been preaching it as she is well travelled. Then, she would say "Nigerians don't know how to enjoy life", "even with money, you cannot enjoy life in Nigeria", And this is a woman who has money o. Yes, regional government is the best. Let Abuja be weakened, and various states/regions elect leaders that can cater to their needs based on their cultural norms and beliefs. Use their natural resources for themselves, and contribute something to Abuja. Similar to the UK, and a little like the US. That is the only way Nigeria (various constituents) can develop and prosper. The elections in 2015 and a little bit of 2011 taught me lessons that the country is not united, and last I checked, divisive countries never prosper in the long run. Even when they do, they are not safe as prosperous homogenous countries. I don't plan building/buying a house in Nigeria as we have properties already. I rather do Namibia than Benin Republic. I forsee Nigeria fighting another civil war. The case of residents in Ogun fleeing to Benin because of Fulani herdsmen and those in the North East to Cameroon or those in Western Cameroon fleeing to Uyo/Calabar are enough deterrent. I dread countries that have weak immigration policies towards Nigerians. The fewer Nigerias are there, the better. 19 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 8:43am On Feb 26, 2023 |
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Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 8:44am On Feb 26, 2023 |
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Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Passionnfruit(f): 1:57pm On Feb 26, 2023 |
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Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Xiaohei(m): 4:05pm On Feb 26, 2023 |
Starboytwo: How many people are in bene republic again?
If Nigeria was just like eg Ebonyi, small, maybe 5 million people, it will be very easy to govern.
Donβt be comparing 5million people to 250 million people. Over 300 ethnic groups. Over 500 languages. Oboy, incomparable. Nonsense point of argument. China has 1.4 billion people yet it is a hundred times more developed than Nigeria. Nigeria has more natural resources than Benin Republic. For goodness sake Nigeria is one of the worldβs top producers of crude oil! Stop making excuses for the failure that Nigeria has become because of bad governance/ leadership. 46 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by cybernaut(m): 4:36pm On Feb 26, 2023 |
Tell us more about their woman. If someone who locate their like their woman not naija woman 4 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by cybernaut(m): 5:38pm On Feb 26, 2023 |
Gatess: THE UNDERRATED COTONOU
Since I was born till date, we Nigerians have always looked down on a lot of neighboring countries like Cameroon, Togo, Benin Republic etc. Well, you are not to be blamed if you are among those who look down on some of these countries, even when we have not had an opportunity to cross border.
Well I was one of those people who actually looked down on most of these countries until I had an opportunity to sail round west Africa and the narratives changed.
Meanwhile I was completely marvelled the first time I visited Cotonou, the business hub of Benin Republic about 4 years ago when Patrice Talon newly took office Two years after I re-visited, after touring round other west African countries. I spent 3 days here and without a waste of time, I concluded to relocate down to this place based on the level of development I saw, the security, serenity etc.
Finally I am now living here and I have no regret so far.
I will say this country is blessed with the best president who is working tirelessly to improve the living conditions of his beloved citizens and I am glad hearing citizens saying positive things about the president.
Things You Don't Know About Benin Republic...
*They have currently have one of the best roads/road network in west Africa * The maintain law and order * Security is good * Security personnels are friendly and don't intimidate anyone. If caught intimidating you, he or she will severely be punished " If you are caught in a robbery attack which involves gun, forget it, u are gun forever. * Electricity is 247. No low voltage or unecessarily interruptions. * Steady clean water supply by the government at an affordable rate * 247 transport system cos of good security * Night life is topnotch.. in fact their balling na night with street light almost every nook and cranny of the city. * Amazing beaches with super duper fun. * Nice Bilingual schools for your kids *Stress free movement without traffic jam. * Policemen scattered at every nook and cranny of the town to maintain law and order and not for stop and search. * Drugs are only bought or sold at a registered pharmacies and not from quacks or roadside vendors * Foreigners almost have same right with citizen and can't be treated anyhow *Women are like egg here. Any maltreatment or mistreatment, you will face the law. *Public school, go to sch by 7:30am and return home for break by 12noon and return back to school by 3pm to dismiss between 6-7pm Monday- Friday * You can choose to relocate from your rented apartment after a month or two cos of the privilege of monthly payment plan * Their money now more valuable than naira in black market *This is the only safe transit route coming from other African countries to Nigeria. Of course you should know how that helps an economy. *Internet is steady and fast but a bit expensive *Pepper body no common here like naija * ETC
Business Opportunities From My Findings So Far...
*Tailoring is a place to explore especially when you sew English wears and Nigerian attires * Sales of any kind of electronics which you can bring from Nigeria and Togo cos they are cheaper over there and expensive here. * Sales of second hand phones and laptops, not forgetting their accessories too. Very lucrative * Nigerian foods are in high demand especially areas where Nigerians live more. U go sell tire * Sales of sewing machines(more of manual)and it's accessories are in high demand cos this is their major skill work with hairdressing. * Phone and laptop repairs needs serious attention here cos most of the engineers are not competent enough * Sales of motor parts/bike parts. Both are very good biz here too. * Bilingual schools are still in high demand in some places including teachers. * Transportation biz- As a naija man, u will do better plying from border to town, if you are a smart. As an okada rider, concentrate around Tokpa, Misebo and Beach, you will be fine too. Those who are into okirika(2nd clothes, shoes & bags), it's still very profitable till date but you must have a good contact for you not to be cheated. Etc
Let me drop my pen here for now. I will be sharing some photos of the places I have been to like the beaches etc . So stay tuned as we will be dropping more information to give you a comprehensive info about the country generally. [color=#000099][/color] Tell us about their girls . I am interested to know more about their woman . They way they behave 1 Like |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 6:21pm On Feb 26, 2023 |
cybernaut: Tell us about their girls . I am interested to know more about their woman . They way they behave π³π³π³ Well, I won't ignore this cos is part of what makes life. I won't say they are bad or good but left for u to discover yourself. We may have some bad eggs or good ones but it's an individual difference. They are simple and very friendly and I can't tag them bad from the little I see but knowing you are a Nigerian makes them believe u are rich and some may look for a way to extort u. Dem de try for waist shaa but can't be compared with Liberians and SA girls. Those two countries get am in excess pass Beninoise. 12 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by skylane: 1:55am On Feb 27, 2023 |
Gate2:
π³π³π³ Well, I won't ignore this cos is part of what makes life. I won't say they are bad or good but left for u to discover yourself. We may have some bad eggs or good ones but it's an individual difference. They are simple and very friendly and I can't tag them bad from the little I see but knowing you are a Nigerian makes them believe u are rich and some may look for a way to extort u. Dem de try for waist shaa but can't be compared with Liberians and SA girls. Those two countries get am in excess pass Beninoise. how about veterinary service like animal rearing agriculture businesses |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by DonroxyII: 2:50am On Feb 27, 2023 |
Starboytwo: How many people are in bene republic again?
If Nigeria was just like eg Ebonyi, small, maybe 5 million people, it will be very easy to govern.
Donβt be comparing 5million people to 250 million people. Over 300 ethnic groups. Over 500 languages. Oboy, incomparable. It doesn't Matter Bro ?? Nigeria leaders are simply Regional Leaders with Ethnic Biases .... The first and last National President was Obasanjo Since 1999 ..... What we need is Nigerian Leaders not Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw, Etc 9 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by DonroxyII: 3:01am On Feb 27, 2023 |
techgen: The mistake Nigeria made is simply the almagamation of north and south by that yeye Luaguard of a man... If not Niger Delta supposed be small London...Therefore, it's definitely insane to compare a population of 5million to 250million... Overall, Benin republic is doing well!!! Nigeria wouldn't have been Nigeria without the Almagamation ... It's a Blessing Because Nigeria would have been a war torned Country like Liberia and Sierra due to the number of Minor Tribes/Ethnic groups Concentrated in the Middle belts and SouthSouthern Nigeria with Deep Hatred for themselves.... Nigerdelta couldn't have been a small London but war torned Protectorate of the Oil Companies because the People can't manage themselves and that's what the Problem is all About "Managements Skills" that truly Represents Our Diversity and Uniqueness! Nigerdelta has the most Concentrated of Minor Tribes in Nigeria only Second to North Central/Middle Belts ... The Major Ethnic has helped keep Sanities Over the Minor Ethnic and that's Why Nigeria is Nigeria if not Chaos Would have Ravaged this Country due to Inter and Intra Ethnic/Tribes Conflicts On Lands, Women, Resources Etc...... People no too gather sense like that in these axis ! Nevertheless, the Major Ethnic are Bunch of Failures themselves because we need Strong Leadership over Nigeria and Deeper Internal Almagamation to Butress Our Unity, Growths and Developments .... 15 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 8:44am On Feb 27, 2023 |
skylane: how about veterinary service like animal rearing agriculture businesses Wow... So we are in the same ship. That's my major thing am even researching on currently. From the little I know, u must be duly registered here B4 u can operate as a vet. Crop: their major cash crops like the maize and cottons are found large in the north which is very far from here. I learnt that their govt supports their serious farmers with flexible loan offers. Pineapple is farmed around here and it's and very very cheap. U can buy sizeable pineapple at 150cefa. Their orange is very cheap too and very sweet with enough water. Haven't gotten enough info on poultry farming and I see great opportunity there. Local chicken is like gold here...lol. Haven't seen broiler in the market B4. I do see this white kind of cockerel called .... Can't recall the name now. Still trying to get more infos on the agriculture sector 6 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 8:47am On Feb 27, 2023 |
DonroxyII: It doesn't Matter Bro ??
Nigeria leaders are simply Regional Leaders with Ethnic Biases ....
The first and last National President was Obasanjo Since 1999 .....
What we need is Nigerian Leaders not Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw, Etc πππ They won't allow restructuring cos of selfishness. Our leaders are not ready for change believe me 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by skylane: 8:48am On Feb 27, 2023 |
Gate2:
Wow... So we are in the same ship. That's my major thing am even researching on currently. From the little I know, u must be duly registered here B4 u can operate as a vet.
Crop: their major cash crops like the maize and cottons are found large in the north which is very far from here. I learnt that their govt supports their serious farmers with flexible loan offers. Pineapple is farmed around here and it's and very very cheap. U can buy sizeable pineapple at 150cefa. Their orange is very cheap too and very sweet with enough water. Haven't gotten enough info on poultry farming and I see great opportunity there. Local chicken is like gold here...lol. Haven't seen broiler in the market B4. I do see this white kind of cockerel called .... Can't recall the name now. Still trying to get more infos on the agriculture sector wow I wont mind getting info on how to be registered.I guess thier food is very cheap there right |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 8:59am On Feb 27, 2023 |
DonroxyII: Nigeria wouldn't have been Nigeria without the Almagamation ... It's a Blessing Because Nigeria would have been a war torned Country like Liberia and Sierra due to the number of Minor Tribes/Ethnic groups Concentrated in the Middle belts and SouthSouthern Nigeria with Deep Hatred for themselves....
Nigerdelta couldn't have been a small London but war torned Protectorate of the Oil
Companies because the People can't manage themselves and that's what the Problem is all About "Managements Skills" that truly Represents Our Diversity and Uniqueness!
Nigerdelta has the most Concentrated of Minor Tribes in Nigeria only Second to North Central/Middle Belts ...
The Major Ethnic has helped keep Sanities Over the Minor Ethnic and that's Why Nigeria is Nigeria if not Chaos Would have Ravaged this Country due to Inter and Intra Ethnic/Tribes Conflicts On Lands, Women, Resources Etc...... People no too gather sense like that in these axis !
Nevertheless, the Major Ethnic are Bunch of Failures themselves because we need Strong Leadership over Nigeria and Deeper Internal Almagamation to Butress Our Unity, Growths and Developments .... I love your knowledge. You are π― right but u can an only achieve this by educating and exposing the people. Lack of the two things I mentioned will make them be thinking otherwise and see development as a scam. When the populace is educated and exposed, it makes understanding easy. Personally I wish for a peaceful and united Nigeria with visionary transparent leaders. Thanks for your contributions bro 7 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 9:05am On Feb 27, 2023 |
skylane: wow I wont mind getting info on how to be registered.I guess thier food is very cheap there right U mean livestock feed or food for human? If it's food, it's relatively cheap if u can cook by yourself. The only place I have eaten food that was satisfied with, eating just a plate of 500cefa is at Misebo market but outside there, it isn't cheap. Any good dedicated chef/cook will Excel here wit peace of mind and less stress |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by pocohantas(f): 10:34am On Feb 27, 2023 |
I loved it when I went there. They are generally happy people. Most francophone African countries are that way though. Life of the party, honest and easy-going.
The part of treating women like eggs is correct too. My mum told us a story of how she went to one African country and a new mother came home gloomy. She thought they lost the baby, only for them to tell her the woman had a baby boy. She never got over the shock until she left there. They protect their women. Nigerian men are probably the only ones in Africa that throw their women under the bus, privately and publicly for a cent. Maybe nothing sef.
Nigerian youths do not go there because it is for hustlers. These countries are not new to us and some of our uncles/aunties rocked it in the 60s to 90s. It just doesnβt make sense to most youths to go to school and migrate to Benin Republic to sell synthetic weavon and hair oil. 29 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by DonroxyII: 10:45am On Feb 27, 2023 |
Gate2:
I love your knowledge. You are π― right but u can an only achieve this by educating and exposing the people. Lack of the two things I mentioned will make them be thinking otherwise and see development as a scam. When the populace is educated and exposed, it makes understanding easy. Personally I wish for a peaceful and united Nigeria with visionary transparent leaders. Thanks for your contributions bro Your Wish is Blessed, Amen! Welcome Bro ! |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by DonroxyII: 10:48am On Feb 27, 2023 |
Gate2:
πππ They won't allow restructuring cos of selfishness. Our leaders are not ready for change believe me Our leaders are not that Knowledgeable and they also lack Maturities and are unpatriotic to Nigeria while also Scamming their Ethnicity with Fake Loyalty! No Loyalty to this Country Except Nigerian Military! 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by 4getluv: 10:52am On Feb 27, 2023 |
[quote author=Zaksart post=121183411]Nigeria is a sinking country.... Before now I have been hearing about how many business men buy things in Nigeria and sell over there in Benin republic and making huge returns.... But because it's a french speaking country many people will look the other way or rather because it's a small country besides Nigeria that's why many Nigerians are underrating them.
To be sincere many Nigerians are now seeing light at the other end, imagine a small country with everything you need ... Even if Peter Obi becomes president I still see myself leaving this country to somewhere I can enjoy simple basics amenities... Ordinary stability of electricity The Giant of Africa cannot boast of it.
Tomorrow which is Nigeria presidential election will have many role to play as regards the future of this generation up coming... As for me and my up coming family I am done with Nigeria for good ... Would never allow my children go through the evil I went through here while growing up.
Please if I may ask.... Can you elaborate more on how to get shops for business... Can you give us some pictures of other business over there .... Would love to see pictures Bro.
[I need to relate with u outside this forum how possible is it] 1 Like |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by skylane: 11:16am On Feb 27, 2023 |
Gate2:
U mean livestock feed or food for human? If it's food, it's relatively cheap if u can cook by yourself. The only place I have eaten food that was satisfied with, eating just a plate of 500cefa is at Misebo market but outside there, it isn't cheap. Any good dedicated chef/cook will Excel here wit peace of mind and less stress human food o wow that place will make sense o.do you have any idea how much can a single guy will require to settle down for at least 6 months comfortably when coming from naija because is like people will leave Nigeria after election 6 Likes |
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Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Gate2: 9:20pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
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See better assignment my guy wan give me ooo abi u wan give me transport money?πππ What kind of biz is in ur mind, let's know how to help. Thanks +2349130797074 |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by Zaksart: 12:16pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
There's so much opportunities in Benin republic and I'll be talking about one today. While growing up we understand that Cotonou is the harbor of good used cars, I even have some friends that got there own cars back then from there.
But one thing a lot of us doesn't know is that Benin republic has room for sales of electronics gadgets and appliance. You see Benin republic, Togo and Ghana is a place you can sell electronics at double or almost double the price you bought your electronics.
But today I'll be focusing on phone sales... This info is coming from an experience electronics and phone repairs engineer. Do you know that used iphone6 that's been sold here at 35/40k goes for as much as 70/75k in Benin, Togo or Ghana... I even overhead a colleague telling me same old iphone6 goes for 100k in Ghana.
Last year I sold used uk iphone6 for 85k Cefa... That was even when naira has a lil bit of value, but now as you all must have heard Cefa is now superior than Naira in the black market.
I get my used phones or laptop directly from warehouse in Lagos immediately the goods are been offloaded and go to Benin republic to make sells... I am bringing this information here because I'll need a partner that's interested in investing and who's interested so in learning how or where to buy and sale too.
I have invested a lot in yam farming at the beginning of the year and currently short of cash, so for those of you interested in investing please buzz me on WhatsApp at +2349050380553 let's make some good cash.
As I am preparing to enter Benin for business this march... Buzz me let's share profits. Thanks. 5 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by XAUBulls: 12:41pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
Gatess: THE UNDERRATED COTONOU
Since I was born till date, we Nigerians have always looked down on a lot of neighboring countries like Cameroon, Togo, Benin Republic etc.
Well, you are not to be blamed if you are among those who look down on some of these countries, even when we have not had an opportunity to cross border.
Well I was one of those people who actually looked down on most of these countries until I had an opportunity to sail round west Africa and the narratives changed.
Meanwhile I was completely marvelled the first time I visited Cotonou, the business hub of Benin Republic about 4 years ago when Patrice Talon newly took office Two years after I re-visited, after touring round other west African countries. I spent 3 days here and without a waste of time, I concluded to relocate down to this place based on the level of development I saw, the security, serenity etc.
Finally I am now living here and I have no regret so far.
I will say this country is blessed with the best president who is working tirelessly to improve the living conditions of his beloved citizens and I am glad hearing citizens saying positive things about the president.
Things You Don't Know About Benin Republic...
*They have currently have one of the best roads/road network in west Africa * The maintain law and order * Security is good * Security personnels are friendly and don't intimidate anyone. If caught intimidating you, he or she will severely be punished " If you are caught in a robbery attack which involves gun, forget it, u are gun forever. * Electricity is 247. No low voltage or unecessarily interruptions. * Steady clean water supply by the government at an affordable rate * 247 transport system cos of good security * Night life is topnotch.. in fact their balling na night with street light almost every nook and cranny of the city. * Amazing beaches with super duper fun. * Nice Bilingual schools for your kids *Stress free movement without traffic jam. * Policemen scattered at every nook and cranny of the town to maintain law and order and not for stop and search. * Drugs are only bought or sold at a registered pharmacies and not from quacks or roadside vendors * Foreigners almost have same right with citizen and can't be treated anyhow *Women are like egg here. Any maltreatment or mistreatment, you will face the law. *Public school, go to sch by 7:30am and return home for break by 12noon and return back to school by 3pm to dismiss between 6-7pm Monday- Friday * You can choose to relocate from your rented apartment after a month or two cos of the privilege of monthly payment plan * Their money now more valuable than naira in black market *This is the only safe transit route coming from other African countries to Nigeria. Of course you should know how that helps an economy. *Internet is steady and fast but a bit expensive *Pepper body no common here like naija * ETC
Business Opportunities From My Findings So Far...
*Tailoring is a place to explore especially when you sew English wears and Nigerian attires * Sales of any kind of electronics which you can bring from Nigeria and Togo cos they are cheaper over there and expensive here. * Sales of second hand phones and laptops, not forgetting their accessories too. Very lucrative * Nigerian foods are in high demand especially areas where Nigerians live more. U go sell tire * Sales of sewing machines(more of manual)and it's accessories are in high demand cos this is their major skill work with hairdressing. * Phone and laptop repairs needs serious attention here cos most of the engineers are not competent enough * Sales of motor parts/bike parts. Both are very good biz here too. * Bilingual schools are still in high demand in some places including teachers. * Transportation biz- As a naija man, u will do better plying from border to town, if you are a smart. As an okada rider, concentrate around Tokpa, Misebo and Beach, you will be fine too. Those who are into okirika(2nd clothes, shoes & bags), it's still very profitable till date but you must have a good contact for you not to be cheated. Etc
Let me drop my pen here for now. I will be sharing some photos of the places I have been to like the beaches etc . So stay tuned as we will be dropping more information to give you a comprehensive info about the country generally. |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by XAUBulls: 12:50pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
Gatess:
Food is relatively cheap bro. At least some bags of foreign rice is below 20k cefa. 1kilo of garri is about 250-300 cefa. Tomato of 500 cefa can last u for a day for a family of four.
Fish is cheaper here. Fruits like pineapple is extremely cheap, even orange An insightful thread. |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by XAUBulls: 1:19pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
pansophist: The price of arrogance is that you see past your shortcomings while others you look down upon grow even better. As someone that have been to Benin republic, I completely agree with the poster.
Only that for Nigerians, abroad have to be when they live with white people. Of course you should move to the West, but if that's not attainable, then neighbouring countries ain't bad either.
Ivory Coast is also a good one and even better than Benin.
If your idea of a good life is good roads, security, safety, sane citizen and be contented with the basics of life, to run your business in peace, and can achieve Self-actualisation with hard work, then lots of countries within Africa offers that. You are very correct. I first visited Cote d'Ivoire in 1987, and Abidjan looked very organised like a European city with wide boulevards. Yoruba business men and women were, and are still one of the most dominant there especially from among the indigenous Yorubas of Nigeria, Benin and Togo who are into cocoa business or wholesale and retail trading for more than 100 years now. I stopped underrating other African countries from then on. 21 Likes 5 Shares |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by sunnyg12(m): 3:22pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
Please tell us the cost of house rent 3 Likes |
Re: The Underrated Cotonou (benin Republic) by pansophist(m): 7:48pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
XAUBulls:
You are very correct. I first visited Cote d'Ivoire in 1987, and Abidjan looked very organised like a European city with wide boulevards. Yoruba business men and women were, and are still one of the most dominant there especially from among the indigenous Yorubas of Nigeria, Benin and Togo who are into cocoa business or wholesale and retail trading for more than 100 years now.
I stopped underrating other African countries from then on.
Yes. People from the ivory coast, for example, are not even trying to leave their country like Nigerians, that should tell you something, Their passport does not need transit through EU airports, and goes to more countries such as Singapore, unlike Nigerian passport. Until Nigerians removed the mindset that it must be a white manΕ country, they will miss other good places which are easily accessible and doesnt cost much. Of course target the west, its way better, but if you cant achieve that, neighbouring countries are good. 22 Likes 3 Shares |