adminee
9/15/2011 15:31 EST
Our new Nigeria forum is a great place to meet other expats! Be one of the first people to post a note introducing yourself!
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Timessy
11/8/2016 12:03 EST
I am a Nigerian and Mr. Lahry was right about the Lagosians. I have lived in Lagos state all my life and I can boldly say that we are very friendlly.
If you've ever dreamt of coming to Nigeria, don't forget to come to Lagos and I am available to provide Expat services and products for you any day, any time. Thank you
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alisskaleto
4/25/2015 04:51 EST
hello! I am Alisa ans I am starting my contract soon. Is there anubody here who can give the real situations for expats now? I watch Nigeria News on http://www.naij.com/ regulary, it is interesting and seems accurate, but I want some other opinions.
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Lahry
8/28/2014 08:41 EST
I'm going again in September. Be there 3 months visiting friends.
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Lahry
7/30/2014 09:03 EST
Hello, I'm 70 yo from Louisiana. I was there last year, and hope to go again in a couple weeks. What has already been spoken is accurate. I'm going to Lagos also. I did some shopping around for different housing costs there. Depending on your tastes, expect 4-6 k USD's/mo. Don't be surprised if they ask you for the whole annual amount. Lagos is an enormous city of some of the world's friendliest people. If you pass a total stranger on the side walk, and do not speak to them, they will call you out. Made me realize what we have lost in the USA. Lagos has some of the world's wealthiest people, all the way down to the destitute. So just depends on what you're doing there, where you stay, etc. Each one's experience is different. Hope yours is a very pleasant one.
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eecardenas
7/15/2013 22:28 EST
Housing, vehicles, drivers and stewards are usually handled by the company itself. Some companies are very strict when it comes to security, esp for Americans so you will not be allowed much to roam around without escort.
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Wingrider
9/6/2012 16:50 EST
Hello, I am anticipating a move to Lagos, Nigeria from Virginia, USA in early 2013. I will be working in the Maritme Education and Simulation fields.
We have not lived abroad before, so we are looking for both general information concerning Housing, transportation, cars, drivers, etc. Is security needed or required?
What is a comparable USD income required to live comfortably in Lagos, I've seen its very expensive. Can anyone recommend a community, real estate agent, etc., to ease the search for details.
thank you all, Victor
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