obynzo:


Dude population is not the issue. if the country had a plan for expansion we can provide power to everyone.

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

mbahdi:
Sia tinubu.
My only problem here was d 223000 u paid for t.fare,give a wise guy that amount and watch him make millions out of it within months.
Secondly what business do u think will thrive there? Cause planning relocating,and again can't one go by road?cos dat amount u mentioned there is crazy wen one ain't going to america

InHeaven:
You're part of the shit holding Nigeria behind, you overpopulated it get you're crying foul.
In your domain , do you have 90% of electricity users paying up bills without any form of bypassing?

We all turned Nigeria to this shit hole, we should take responsibility

Bullman:


In terms of security .. mehn I won't lie to know Nigeria still have over 50yrs to reach the gambia level thanks to corruption.. my guy the they haven't taken the light since three days now since I got here.
Compared to when I was living here things seem better honestly

Bullman:
I just got to The Gambia, 4hrs flight from Lagos via air peace ticket cost 223000 one way..so if you are planning for an adventure like me .. it's not a bad destination.

Dalasi to naira is about 11 naira or 10 sometimes.
The light is super stable.
The people are nice.

Once they know u are a Nigerian my guy u go pay money tire if u don't shine your eyes.. and they treat u like a celebrity.

Honestly the environment is conducive very very.. food seems cheap, houses aren't so cheap but you can pay monthly or pay 6 months. 1 year upfront rent payment doesn't happen here unless you the tenant wants to pay upfront.

Ask me anything you wana ask I will give you first hand information.

If it's business Gambia is good not better than Nigeria due to population.

Gambia has about 2 m people, Nigeria well u already know.

You can't be rich rich here..
But you can be extremely comfortable.
Their girls are really cute, extremely dark skin like some senegalese and somalis incase you like women.

And there are alot of retired white people living here ..

They take covid 19 rules very seriously.

Jackanda1:
You can't compare Nigeria's electricity output and consumption to Gambia. We have a larger population

internet:

We are not talking about the consumption rate neither are we talking about the population. What effort did the past government or present government etc put so the issue of poor power supply will be a thing of the past. Nigeria is fantastically corrupt. Don't get me wrong Gambia is also corrupt, Africa is corrupt, the world is corrupt. But this corrupt nations have gone pass the stage of poor power supply. Ours is to embezzle funds here and there, just forget it Nigeria is still an under developed nation. If in this 21st century we are still talking about steady power supply then Nigeria needs formatting.

feelgoodstuffs:
You just got to Gambia and you know all these things within few hours?
OP how long have you been in the country? Anyways If I know when you were about to travel, would have sold you few dalasis I have left.

TruthUntold:

A 250 solar setup will power everything in your house including fridge, try it.

Bullman:
I just got to The Gambia, 4hrs flight from Lagos via air peace ticket cost 223000 one way..so if you are planning for an adventure like me .. it's not a bad destination.

Dalasi to naira is about 11 naira or 10 sometimes.
The light is super stable.
The people are nice.

Once they know u are a Nigerian my guy u go pay money tire if u don't shine your eyes.. and they treat u like a celebrity.

Honestly the environment is conducive very very.. food seems cheap, houses aren't so cheap but you can pay monthly or pay 6 months. 1 year upfront rent payment doesn't happen here unless you the tenant wants to pay upfront.

Ask me anything you wana ask I will give you first hand information.

If it's business Gambia is good not better than Nigeria due to population.

Gambia has about 2 m people, Nigeria well u already know.

You can't be rich rich here..
But you can be extremely comfortable.
Their girls are really cute, extremely dark skin like some senegalese and somalis incase you like women.

And there are alot of retired white people living here ..

They take covid 19 rules very seriously.


Ire o, Gambia
Make i no gamble
All hail Nigeria
Be staying fine

Where do you reside in Gambia? The State

feelgoodstuffs:
You just got to Gambia and you know all these things within few hours?
OP how long have you been in the country? Anyways If I know when you were about to travel, would have sold you few dalasis I have left.

quentin06:
You spent over 200k togo to another country, you dont have pictures to show?

Did you really travel there or you watched a Gambian film? Dont believe you travelled until I see the pix.

Legalcriminal:
Bullman post some pictures of the environment and the the girls I dey like portable ass girls

Bullman:


I left The Gambia in 2011.. back again so I am telling you from both past and present experience

Himtulie247:
Leave the Mumu ! Na so Dem go push people go there die of hunger and poverty !

porthouse7:
same thing I want to point out, electricity is not stable in Gambia, d roads are terrible

Telegram234:
Op go and sit-down.
If no be USA,Uk, canada, australia.... Finish...

udemzyudex:
223000 to Gambia.

Ok.

MrMcJay:
Thanks for this info. I only hope tech guys handling remote roles are reading this. Get a foreign remote gig, look for a sane environment to live and work and mind your business there.
Not working here in Nigeria that a corporal who joined Police with fake WAEC will be harassing people more educated than everyone in his family for carrying Macbooks.

Bullman:


In terms of security .. mehn I won't lie to know Nigeria still have over 50yrs to reach the gambia level thanks to corruption.. my guy the they haven't taken the light since three days now since I got here.
Compared to when I was living here things seem better honestly

Hannover:
Congratulations. Are you staying there permanently? Coz I'm thinking of moving to another country in Africa just that the job I presently do in Nigeria pay very well. But this issue of insecurity, electricity etc is making me go nuts. I'm tired of buying fuel everyday to power my house. Are they jobs there? What do you think about setting up a business there?

Hollumedeyyyy:
Before to move there, can you help convert the amount of like Room and palour self to Nigeria currency... And again I don't know if they have Keke napep to do business there, so that I can use it to hustle to feed Mai family..Thanks