Nigeria

[Member #4589]

What's up my people.

Will be back in Nigeria, primarily Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt for December for about 2 weeks. Should be a good time.

I really want to go off the beaten path to a smaller city and try out the hobby but those 3 will be good.

[LanceALot]

As far as I am aware the Radisson Blu is girl friendly. I have never heard of any hotel in Lagos not letting a girl in. They may just make your guest sign in at reception.

Thanks for the response mate.

[Desert Sandman]

Hi all. Been a while since I actively mongered. Will be in lagos next week and was wondering how girl friendly the radisson blu on ozumba is? Thanks in advance. Will defintely do a field report and pics if i have any. ps... lots of girls on tinder...

As far as I am aware the Radisson Blu is girl friendly. I have never heard of any hotel in Lagos not letting a girl in. They may just make your guest sign in at reception.

[LanceALot]

Hi all. Been a while since I actively mongered. Will be in lagos next week and was wondering how girl friendly the radisson blu on ozumba is? Thanks in advance. Will defintely do a field report and pics if i have any. ps... lots of girls on tinder...

[JohnGalt87]

First timer in Lagos. I found a girl on tinder who seemed very friendly. We exchanged numbers on whatsapp. Told her I wanted to meet her to have fun. She said she only needs money for transport. Met her at my hotel and had a drink then went upto my room and hooked up. Service was OK, no oral and mostly in missionary and doggy.

Afterwards, she showers and gets dressed. I give her transport money. She then says I need to pay her for sex. I say we only discussed transport money. She refused to leave my room. She demanded 300 usd. I give her some more money and she refuses to budge. Starts texting someone and says her driver is in the lobby. I better pay what she asks for or she will create a fuss and even call the police and complain about me.

I ended up paying her that money to get rid of her. In hindsight, should I have called hotel security to get rid of her? Not sure, if they entertain such requests. In all fairness, she did say she didn't think she'd be having sex as all I said was that I wanted to have fun in the bedroom. But obviously, she she ripped me off.

[Roman Guy]

Just back from a 10 days staying in Benin City.

I have never seen a city so easy to be visited walking around along the six or seven roads departing from the Ring.

Do not wait for the night to go out: the city has no public lights almost every nights and walking in the dark is extremely dangerous.

Walking in Benin you will notice that a lot of girls just greet you, if you are a white. It's their way to approach you. Be ready to answer with a sentence like: "Good morning, where are you going?" They will certainly request a contact and the thing starts up.

For those that in the night are still alone.

Just with a little money take a cab to one of the following spots. For bars and pubs the best road is Sapkonba Rd.

Subway: 37, Airport Rd. Great club bar restaurant on three levels.

Time Out: Iyama Rd.

Two or three venues in Ikpokpan Rd.

Cee Why African: 57, Sapkonba Rd. Outdoor club and bar. Another one at the number 61.

Efosa: Sakponba Rd (not far from Ring) with live music sometime.

Expectation of girls is 10000 N if pro, 7000 N if regular.

Keep us posted!

[Desert Sandman]

Hello,

Can anyone advise me on hotel close to night life area in Ikea.

Do you mean Ikeja on the mainland of Lagos, near the airport? If yes, then you can try the Sheraton hotel at Ikeja. It is close to Allen Avenue, which is where there is some night life.

[Routar]

Hello,

Can anyone advise me on hotel close to night life area in Ikea.

[Desert Sandman]

That was great info Dars Veider, but.

You didn't mention the Lagos Airport. I haven't experienced Lagos, other than my plane touched down there before going on to Port Harcourt. But Port Harcourt airport has serious shakedowns going in and leaving the country. I had heard Lagos was just as bad. Was it your experience that things have improved at the airport? That's the only thing keeping me from going back to Nigeria is all the hassle experienced at the airport.

LOL, and I left the country with some N65 K!!

MadVic.

My experience at Lagos Airport is that when departing with money is that they are only interested in whether you are carrying foreign currency. I think that the limit is US $ 10,000.

Customs officials in the arrivals hall will often try to request a 'gift' from you rather than open your luggage. As I regularly bring in meat and cheese, I prefer to offer a couple of thousand Naira, rather than having my luggage opened.

I find that WeChat is a great way of meeting girls here in Lagos. My own experience is that 50% of the WeChat girls that I meet become regulars.

[PhalloCentrist]

That was great info Dars Veider, but.

You didn't mention the Lagos Airport. I haven't experienced Lagos, other than my plane touched down there before going on to Port Harcourt. But Port Harcourt airport has serious shakedowns going in and leaving the country. I had heard Lagos was just as bad. Was it your experience that things have improved at the airport? That's the only thing keeping me from going back to Nigeria is all the hassle experienced at the airport.

LOL, and I left the country with some N65 K!!

MadVic.

Lagos airport has improved a lot. Anti corruption signs are everywhere. They may ask you softly for a "present" but there's no pressure, at least in my experience. In several trips I have never given a penny. I've heard that "try it on" a bit more with Asians.

I've never tried to leave the country with 5 K. The currency is very bulky, with largest denomination only 1 K, so you won't be able to hide it easily.

[Madvic]

That was great info Dars Veider, but.

You didn't mention the Lagos Airport. I haven't experienced Lagos, other than my plane touched down there before going on to Port Harcourt. But Port Harcourt airport has serious shakedowns going in and leaving the country. I had heard Lagos was just as bad. Was it your experience that things have improved at the airport? That's the only thing keeping me from going back to Nigeria is all the hassle experienced at the airport.

LOL, and I left the country with some N65 K!!

MadVic.

[Roman Guy]

Hi all, I have never used WeChat. Can anyone explain in more detail how to use WeChat to find women looking for 'work'?
Has anyone used Tinder to find providers? I read an article that said that this is common in Nigeria.
Thanks!

Wechat is an user friendly and very reliable Chinese platform for making friends specially when in an unknown environment.

The most appreciable feature is the research based on a distance range.

Allowing this app to retrieve your location, it will detect filtered people in range of 100 m, 200 m, . , 1 km, 2 km, . From you with pictures and some profile.

I have successfully used it in Ghana, less successfully in Italy where I live because of the closed mentality of females here.

Install Wechat on your phone and pc before departing and you will be able to search women, chat, video chat, file exchanging and all.

[Member #4589]

Money matters:

Bring Visa or Mastercard. AMEX will not be accepted.

Money withdrawal from ATMs is easy but you will get only the official bank exchange rate which is "quite bad" - better bring cash (USD or EUR) and exchange.

It either in on the "black market" or e. G. In the Four Points. Just an example:

1 EUR via ATM - 331 NGN, via Four Points - 384 NGN and via black market - 410 NGN.

Many times even my Master and Visa Card didn't work ("transaction declined") . So better bring enough cash to exchange.

Uber:

It works and it is safe, the drivers were friendly and polite and drove decently.

However, there are sometimes not so many cars available. Especially at late night when you maybe want to head back from a club to your hotel with.

Your "catch of the night". Regular taxis are then the only choice but you will need to negotiate very hard to get them even close to the Uber price.

Four Points at Sheraton / Victoria Island:

Girl friendly!

Extensive security checks on entering.

Every day there are a some WG in the lobby or in the hotel bar (1 to 5 girls. But only 4's-6's).

Hard Rock Cafe:

Close to Landmark Center in a little bit deserted area close to the sea. Next to it is another restaurant / longe called Shiru.

Nice terrace and even a small beach.

Went there once but couldn't spot any WG there. It is more a place where the Nigerian middle and high class goes for making party.

Shades:

Bar / Lounge close to the Radisson Hotel. But in a dark side street.

Star beer is only 700 NGN.

Lots of WG. Lots of stunners (9's to 10's).

Wechat and Tinder:

I can recommend Tinder. Lots of girls, lots of matches. And many girls already make it clear in their description that the why only look for hook ups.

Wechat was OK, but less selection.

Prices:

I was quoted from 20.000 NGN for short time to 200 USD ( 65.000 NGN) for long time. Anyway, I always stayed my grounds and offered 15.000 NGN for long.

Time and was always successful. Maybe 15.000 NGN is still too much. But I had a good time with the ladies and I din't regret it afterwards.

Security situation:

You hear a lot of stories about kidnappings and problems for white people. But I was feeling comfortable. Well, I didn't walk around at night but.

Always went by Uber. But this was always ok. During the day I was walking around even in the CBD on Lagos Island. I felt like I was the.

Only white amongst millions of black people. But still I was feeling comfortable and I was not hassled at all.

This was my brief feedback from my stay in Lagos in May 2017.

Cheers & happy mongering.

DV.

This is an excellent post! I'll be in Lagos and Abuja this December so I'll add my own reviews as well.

65,000 for long time is a bit much though. 20,000 tops for the best of the best for the entire night. But then again, no offense, white people will always get quoted a higher price than a Nigerian. Everything else is spot on about Lagos. Uber is your best friend and you'll be surprised by the amount of talent available.

Great post again! Good to see the Nigeria sub-forum with some new activity.

[Desert Sandman]

Money matters:

Bring Visa or Mastercard. AMEX will not be accepted.

Money withdrawal from ATMs is easy but you will get only the official bank exchange rate which is "quite bad" - better bring cash (USD or EUR) and exchange.

It either in on the "black market" or e. G. In the Four Points. Just an example:

1 EUR via ATM - 331 NGN, via Four Points - 384 NGN and via black market - 410 NGN.

Many times even my Master and Visa Card didn't work ("transaction declined") . So better bring enough cash to exchange.

Uber:

It works and it is safe, the drivers were friendly and polite and drove decently.

However, there are sometimes not so many cars available. Especially at late night when you maybe want to head back from a club to your hotel with.

Your "catch of the night". Regular taxis are then the only choice but you will need to negotiate very hard to get them even close to the Uber price.

Four Points at Sheraton / Victoria Island:

Girl friendly!

Extensive security checks on entering.

Every day there are a some WG in the lobby or in the hotel bar (1 to 5 girls. But only 4's-6's).

Hard Rock Cafe:

Close to Landmark Center in a little bit deserted area close to the sea. Next to it is another restaurant / longe called Shiru.

Nice terrace and even a small beach.

Went there once but couldn't spot any WG there. It is more a place where the Nigerian middle and high class goes for making party.

Shades:

Bar / Lounge close to the Radisson Hotel. But in a dark side street.

Star beer is only 700 NGN.

Lots of WG. Lots of stunners (9's to 10's).

Wechat and Tinder:

I can recommend Tinder. Lots of girls, lots of matches. And many girls already make it clear in their description that the why only look for hook ups.

Wechat was OK, but less selection.

Prices:

I was quoted from 20.000 NGN for short time to 200 USD ( 65.000 NGN) for long time. Anyway, I always stayed my grounds and offered 15.000 NGN for long.

Time and was always successful. Maybe 15.000 NGN is still too much. But I had a good time with the ladies and I din't regret it afterwards.

Security situation:

You hear a lot of stories about kidnappings and problems for white people. But I was feeling comfortable. Well, I didn't walk around at night but.

Always went by Uber. But this was always ok. During the day I was walking around even in the CBD on Lagos Island. I felt like I was the.

Only white amongst millions of black people. But still I was feeling comfortable and I was not hassled at all.

This was my brief feedback from my stay in Lagos in May 2017.

Cheers & happy mongering.

DV.

I am told that 'Taxify' is an alternative to Uber in Lagos. I have never used it but it seems that the cost of a Taxify cab from the airport to VI is less than 3,000 Naira.

Pats Bar is definitely having a resurgence and worth a visit.

[PhalloCentrist]

Money matters:

Bring Visa or Mastercard. AMEX will not be accepted.

Money withdrawal from ATMs is easy but you will get only the official bank exchange rate which is "quite bad" - better bring cash (USD or EUR) and exchange.

Many times even my Master and Visa Card didn't work ("transaction declined") . So better bring enough cash to exchange.

Uber:
It works and it is safe, the drivers were friendly and polite and drove decently. However, there are sometimes not so many cars available. Especially at late night when you maybe want to head back from a club to your hotel with your "catch of the night". Regular taxis are then the only choice but you will need to negotiate very hard to get them even close to the Uber price.

Shades: Lots of WG. Lots of stunners (9's to 10's).

Wechat and Tinder: I can recommend Tinder. Lots of girls, lots of matches. And many girls already make it clear in their description that the why only look for hook ups.
Wechat was OK, but less selection..

Great FR, full of practical advice!

To supplement that:

Money: you can exchange at the bank at Lagos airport upon arrival. The rate is decent ($1 = 380 on my last visit earlier this month). Budgeting is tricky because you are not allowed to take out more than N5 k when you leave (although no one has ever checked).

Taxis: also a positive experience with uber. You do need to get 3 g data because often the wifi is not working in the bars.

Ladies:

I also like to pay N15 k for all night. Usually that suffices. WGs plucked in the hotel will ask for more, because they have to pay dash to get in.

Like you, the best lookers I have seen were in Shades. Churchill's is ok on Tuesdays. Pat's is under new management, and is improving.

The biggest surprise for me is how "sweet" the girls are. I was expecting drama and hustle; you can get that, but most girls are no trouble. I even found a non-WG on Wechat, which of course turns out more expensive, but it gives me a regular with whom I feel comfortable to risk BBFS, not to mention a terrific BBBJ with swallow!

I was also expecting a lot of "big mamas", but in fact many girls are slim and many are petite.