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where the food picture now [/quote

I dey old school. As soon as food land it be like molwe don arrive for Berger

Relaxing by pool

Compound villa in Angre

Some of the pics look deserted is their lockdown or something...

Secondly is the border is closed

Tell us stories about your escapades, snap more pictures, go to shopping malls snap pictures, go to beaches, hotels and clubs and snap pictures, tell us how to toast ivorien women

Goodman247:
Tell us stories about your escapades, snap more pictures, go to shopping malls snap pictures, go to beaches, hotels and clubs and snap pictures, tell us how to toast ivorien women

u jus spoke our mind Oooh

Just ordered one full plate of tchep - the national dish of Senegal. As a chop mouth wella guy, I don add my own level to this meal and brought avocado and banana to enjooy.

Tchep - sticky spicy rice, chicken or fish, cabbage, pumpkin, pepper, carrot, aubergine

Was my birthday yesterday so used this meal as a nutritional sacrament for more long life. Whatever u do, make time to enjoy small moments na. One cold drink for all of una...

Food here is easy to find but we have more variety in Naija. Food here tends to be time related, so my fav dish tchep is only served up from midday -3pm. That time of the day is hot and I like to work out in my yard in the villa at that time. I like a heavy sweat. So, I normally fly into my place with a container and they fill it to the brim.

Plantain is chopped smaller and they call it Alloko. Hard to find after 6pm from the road side stalls.

Their main food is grilled fish and attieke (ground cassava) which costs about 2,500 naira for a good size meal.

sayisayi:
Food here is easy to find but we have more variety in Naija. Food here tends to be time related, so my fav dish tchep is only served up from midday -3pm. That time of the day is hot and I like to work out in my yard in the villa at that time. I like a heavy sweat. So, I normally fly into my place with a container and they fill it to the brim.

Plantain is chopped smaller and they call it Alloko. Hard to find after 6pm from the road side stalls.

Their main food is grilled fish and attieke (ground cassava) which costs about 2,500 naira for a good size meal.

2500? WTF!

If only God can bless Nigeria with good leadership and cleanse the heart of Nigerians.
I noticed the Francophone countries seem expensive to live in. As bad as things are in Nigeria, nigeria is very cheap to live in but quality of life is low.
PS:
If you are planning on relocating to a francophone country, I will advise you hold good amount of money and try to earn in forex or cfa.

Holla911:
If only God can bless Nigeria with good leadership and cleanse the heart of Nigerians.
I noticed the Francophone countries seem expensive to live in. As bad as things are in Nigeria, nigeria is very cheap to live in but quality of life is low.
PS:
If you are planning on relocating to a francophone country, I will advise you hold good amount of money and try to earn in forex or cfa.

blame naira. our money has lost so much value since inception of this buhari administration

okeyglm:
blame naira. our money has lost so much value since inception of this buhari administration

You are right about that but still, Nigeria is cheap to live in compared to other African countries.

Holla911:


You are right about that but still, Nigeria is cheap to live in compared to other African countries.

I agree .but can't compare like Jonathan time that 2500cfa food is equal to 800naira then.

Local man can eat a meal here for 500 fcfa but it will be mainly carbohydrate with a scrawny meat and no vegetables.

Bizarre thing I have noticed in these francophone countries is that the market is full of vegetables but the food served on road, like our mama put’s has minimal/no vegetable content.

Na to yarning.

There are many levels here so most ppl will speak french. Some will speak English but very few. I have met Ghanaians, Nigerians and Liberians here.

Two sets of Liberian boys jam me for road. Talking if I can help them clear container at the port

Women are soft, you can get the number very quickly but you will need some french language skills.Every shape dey. They like dressing up a lot and have a relaxed attitude for the most part.

If you hang out in uptown areas like Cocody deux plateau, and observe well, you can jam ladies that are super exposed. I met one last week that is working and studying English part time so I don become professor for that matter.

Tt

sayisayi:
This na one madam I met in an area called Palmeraie. We went to a local maquis to chop fish and attieke. After, chopping she entered express to my villa.

For the first hour, we played music and relaxed, she even danced sef. I said it was getting late and wanted to take her home - reverse psychology. She said she wanted to freshen up after sweating small. Once she entered shower, I followed.

You know the rest...this place sweet pass

Dem no dey bill guys like our naija babes?

sayisayi:
This na one madam I met in an area called Palmeraie. We went to a local maquis to chop fish and attieke. After, chopping she entered express to my villa.

For the first hour, we played music and relaxed, she even danced sef. I said it was getting late and wanted to take her home - reverse psychology. She said she wanted to freshen up after sweating small. Once she entered shower, I followed.

You know the rest...this place sweet pass

Chai you guys are enjoying Abidjan o

Let me dust my passport, I am leaving this country

Nicoswit:

Dem no dey bill guys like our naija babes?

You have to package small ooo. If you give them good show, you go chop. What I offer na international player tins...exposure beyond these local guys mentalities

sayisayi:


You have to package small ooo. If you give them good show, you go chop. What I offer na international player tins...exposure beyond these local guys mentalities

Lol...international player tinz abeg give us example

Boss; howfar now? How I want take connect you , I can do clearing & forwarding of container & I'm planning of coming over to ivory coast to start over again ;

There are many levels here so most ppl will speak french. Some will speak English but very few. I have met Ghanaians, Nigerians and Liberians here.

Two sets of Liberian boys jam me for road. Talking if I can help them clear container at the port

Women are soft, you can get the number very quickly but you will need some french language skills.Every shape dey. They like dressing up a lot and have a relaxed attitude for the most part.

If you hang out in uptown areas like Cocody deux plateau, and observe well, you can jam ladies that are super exposed. I met one last week that is working and studying English part time so I don become professor for that matter.[/quote]

sayisayi:
Compound villa in Angre

pleasehow much did this cost you to rent per month?

okay are you still in Ivory coast?

Hunger real here ooo among our everyday brethren. This is a chop spot with ten different cabins where madams make food. As customers enter, come see every madam hawk for their cooking skills.

The guy in the white shirt just arrived 30 seconds ago.

sayisayi:
Hunger real here ooo among our everyday brethren. This is a chop spot with ten different cabins where madams make food. As customers enter, come see every madam hawk for their cooking skills.

The guy in the white shirt just arrived 30 seconds ago.

More update bro

Following boss,more update.

Honestly,I love CIV.I live and stay at Adjame.
The hips of ladies are killing o

sayisayi:
This na one madam I met in an area called Palmeraie. We went to a local maquis to chop fish and attieke. After, chopping she entered egungun express to my villa.

For the first hour, we played music and relaxed, she even danced sef. I said it was getting late and wanted to take her home - reverse psychology. She said she wanted to freshen up after sweating small. Once she entered shower, I followed.

You know the rest...this place sweet pass

Oga this na ashana. Confirmed!

Car accident dey plenty for this place. Just like in Naija, they believe in accelerate first, think second.

Went to an African art museum in Abobo. Amazing structure in the middle of a rugged, lively, ghetto. Abidjan version of Mushin.

Beautiful artwork

Great artist that represents the vitality of Abidjan street life.