Bishop346:


Thank you @ roughdiamond.

I do not have any iota of believe in Nigeria anymore. I want to relocate to a country where things work.where the GDP grows,where I can have constant electricity and steady life.

I plan opening/starting a bakery there in CIV. I have been able to raise #3m so far.I also plan to use another 1m to get an apartment, my kids school and other householdthings we may need.

You can recommend me a lawyer that will help me with the necessary registrations of the business. I'm currently learning the ropes at my in-law bakery in Lagos as I type.I plan leaving Nigeria by January 2019.

Best of luck in ur plans sir. Pls, come and patronize me for ur bread wrappers both plain and printed when u r ready to kick start ur bakery. Teinku sir

khatea:



Best of luck in ur plans sir. Pls, come and patronize me for ur bread wrappers both plain and printed when u r ready to kick start ur bakery. Teinku sir

What's your location?
Chat me your address @ newbishop2000@gmail.com

chimaxan:
@roughdiamond..ça va..c'est moi Henry...pls always tell them that Abidjan is a bit stressful ooo..its not easy o

What is stressful about abidjan?

popizaino:




What is stressful about abidjan?

@popizaino, I am not trying to discourage anyone from coming to Abidjan...if u no u are coming to Abidjan, just Get well prepared. That is y I say Abidjan is stressful.

chimaxan:



@popizaino, I am not trying to discourage anyone from coming to Abidjan...if u no u are coming to Abidjan, just Get well prepared. That is y I say Abidjan is stressful.

Ok.

Bishop346:


Thank you @ roughdiamond.

I do not have any iota of believe in Nigeria anymore. I want to relocate to a country where things work.where the GDP grows,where I can have constant electricity and steady life.

I plan opening/starting a bakery there in CIV. I have been able to raise #3m so far.I also plan to use another 1m to get an apartment, my kids school and other householdthings we may need.

You can recommend me a lawyer that will help me with the necessary registrations of the business. I'm currently learning the ropes at my in-law bakery in Lagos as I type.I plan leaving Nigeria by January 2019.

Since no one has told you so far, i hope you are learning how to make the French bread? Ivorians are not gonna buy your 9ja type of bread o. They rarely eat the Ghana bread that kinda have same taste and resemblance to our Nigerian bread.

Just so you know. . .

ifyalways:

Since no one has told you so far, i hope you are learning how to make the French bread? Ivorians are not gonna buy your 9ja type of bread o. They rarely eat the Ghana bread that kinda have same taste and resemblance to our Nigerian bread.

Just so you know. . .

Thanks for the advice.
I will also learn the French style. Though I'm currently in communication with a baker living around bingervile that will provide us feasibility report n training.

More advice are welcomed..

JWTheocracy1:


Cote d'ivoire, home of hospitality.

PAYS DE L'HOSPITALITE

Bishop346:


Thanks for the advice.
I will also learn the French style. Though I'm currently in communication with a baker living around bingervile that will provide us feasibility report n training.

More advice are welcomed..

Okay. All the best

people still make us believe that we can't survive in ivory coast with 500k. what I want to hear is the secrets to surviving with such amount. There no impossibility certain things like this. I am very sure not up to 50% migrated with such amount. i am ready to hit d road. please I need d best guide line from our brothers and sisters presently living there. God bless u

i just land Abidjan.
am staying somewhere called chateau des glaces

myquestion:
i just land Abidjan.
am staying somewhere called chateau des glaces

How much are you paying per night?
Are you there on vacation or relocation?
What other experience can you share with us!

Vacation.
7days 25k(naija money)
A mini flat. A/c, tv and cable, refrigerator and gas’s cooker. Etc

7days for 25k (naija money)

Bishop346:


Thank you @ roughdiamond.

I do not have any iota of believe in Nigeria anymore. I want to relocate to a country where things work.where the GDP grows,where I can have constant electricity and steady life.

I plan opening/starting a bakery there in CIV. I have been able to raise #3m so far.I also plan to use another 1m to get an apartment, my kids school and other householdthings we may need.

You can recommend me a lawyer that will help me with the necessary registrations of the business. I'm currently learning the ropes at my in-law bakery in Lagos as I type.I plan leaving Nigeria by January 2019.

Maybe we can do this together, but am looking at February. January will be rough due to the festivities, February or marxhbis a better period to emigrate, and that will give us enough time to do our homework.

myquestion:
Vacation.
7days 25k(naija money)
A mini flat. A/c, tv and cable, refrigerator and gas’s cooker. Etc

Please is there a way I can reach you? Would love to talk to you better concerning how to secure such a place

One will need to bring some good stuff here, cos you may not like the type of der food but with time you will adjust.

myquestion:
One will need to bring some good stuff here, cos you may not like the type of der food but with time you will adjust.

Please your WhatsApp number?

myquestion:
i just land Abidjan.
am staying somewhere called chateau des glaces

I hope you like it in Abidjan

any ideas on the universities over there

tution fee etc?

Currently in abijan. Where can i find a nigerian resturant? Please assist. The meals are slightly different from Nigerias with a different name, in french of course.

Kindly assist

Emzyme:
any ideas on the universities over there

tution fee etc?

Harzontorh

Bishop346:


Thanks for the advice.
I will also learn the French style. Though I'm currently in communication with a baker living around bingervile that will provide us feasibility report n training.

More advice are welcomed..

Pls Bishop346, you can consider Canada Express entry route I'm not discouraging you from moving to Ivory coast ooo..

pls who is in abidjan at the moment?

Faithyfaithy:
Currently in abijan. Where can i find a nigerian resturant? Please assist. The meals are slightly different from Nigerias with a different name, in french of course.

Kindly assist

Go to Treichville , lots of Igbo restaurants there. Same for Marcory especially at Ramblais.

no nigerian in abidjan?

lets keep the thread alive

Faithyfaithy:
Currently in abijan. Where can i find a nigerian resturant? Please assist. The meals are slightly different from Nigerias with a different name, in french of course.

Kindly assist

Go to adjame for yoruba foods .

Thanks everyone for the advice will visit the recommended resturants.

Toeyoursea:


Please help me bosses. I'm keen on this journey and I really need the best inputs and helps I can get from everyone on this wonderful thread.

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Please help your boy.

Since you are not going there for vacation, then ah will suggest you go the less expensive transport.
100k isn’t enough, had it been you have someone to shelter you for a while, it would have been better.
Since you will be lodging, At least for a week or two, plus feeding, and other minor expenses, and still expecting to rent a room, 100k won’t be enough.
I tryed to see if you mentioned anything about the language, buh it’s looking like vous comprend Francais tres bon.
Again, the city matters.
My only input is that if your mind is made-up, then just give it a try, and expect anything, and hope for the BEST.
Bon chance mon frere.

Please do you have an address in trechivelle or marcory

Bishop346:


What's your location?
Chat me your address @ newbishop2000@gmail.com

Lagos but deliver to oda states. I just sent u a mail

Any nairalander presently in Abidjan?