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12-10-12 12:18 #721
Posts: 187You should be right.
Originally Posted by Bionicman [View Original Post]
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12-10-12 00:41 #720
Posts: 6087Originally Posted by Ikejagoblin [View Original Post]
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12-09-12 23:18 #719
Posts: 187Thank you, Ikejagoblin! .
Tons of information! Thank you!
I tried to find out the email-adresses and phone-numbers of some hotels, to negotiate the rate and make a reservation. Until now I only found out that the BV email-address is still existing, since I sent my request today, there is no answer yet. Amanda has a home-page but no working email-address. I found Elkan, but no idea if the email is working, just sent my request.
Do Amanda and Elkan have a pool? BV features one on their website, did you ever use it?
Looks like I will not go hunting during my stay in PHC, because my gf won't let me alone one single minute. But who knows, maybe she must see her mother or one of her many sisters in her village. Also my gf is grabbing too much money, these girls think an white man is an ATM. Currently I getting her down to a much lower subsidary. Without feeding all of her family (LOL).
Cheers!
M.
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12-09-12 16:51 #718
Posts: 23The Goblins Port Report
Mercenario.
Sorry not to post earlier. PH is full of hotels for all budgets, I would suggest that as PH nightlife is mainly in the GRA Phase 2 area around Woji Road that you try to stay around there. The Elkan Terrace is fine, walk in price about N30K a night, all the services you really expect from a good hotel. The Bougainvillea (BV) on Sani Abacha road is another good option, cost about N20-N25K a night, restaurant is ok, very popular with ex-pats, and weekends they have a live band and loads of girls to choose from. Round the corner from there in Woji Road is the Focal Hotel, about N15K a day, and further down the Amanda hotel (which I usually use) , again about N15K a pop. There are several others all within spitting distance which, by and large, are all of about the same quality. Ok, for N15K, it ain't The Ritz, but if it's just a room and shower you need then you won't go too far wrong. The places I have mentioned I have stayed in, amongst others, and never have had a problem.
Cheers (on Sani Abacha) is good for food and the straight-after-work-for-a-pint brigade, although it can be slow in the evenings apart from Sunday with a live band – again, no shortage of pussy for sale. The best place for a nibble is the Blue Elephant on King Perekule Street, but it's closed on Mondays.
Safety and Security: PH has had a well earned bad reputation in years recent, however, the situation is not that bad at the moment, however, it is the run up to Christmas and even thieves and other arseholes like to celebrate it with an increase in car theft etc, so always be cautious, but don't get too paranoid. If you don't feel too brave then get the gate security to get you a taxi and have him come into the compound. Argue, sorry, 'negotiate' a price and off you go. All of the places I have mentioned above are all within a 200 to 500 Naira fare, but of course the, sorry, driver, will try his luck!
Once billeted and fed, there are not that many places to choose from that I would feel comfortable going to, the BV on Fri and Sat is virtually compulsory! And on any other night it, or Cheers, is about as good as it gets. The Casablanca on Sani Abacha is probably only a good idea if you go with a crowd of girls! Sounds odd, but it is rather 'local content', not really a pussy-palace although I am sure that when money talks there will be takers, and unless you are used to things Port H then it can seem a bit intimidating. Tip: always greet bouncers and occasionally a bottle of Star can go a long way with the gorillas! I would be inclined to avoid the girls that are on the street, some of them look good for sure, but they are pretty rough and ready and are often there because they cannot gain access to the hotels to hunt. Costs: well, this can be a celebration of economics and weird finances as well, generally ask what 'she would be happy with in the morning', and after you've taken a second mortgage or sold the car, about N8 – 10K should do the trick, plus you'll be buying drinks, cigarettes, dinner blah blah blah and, of course she'll have a friend who wants a glass of wine! Tip: BV wine is utter shite, more like the gents toilets on tap, and at N1500 a glass is a fucking joke! $10 a glass? Behave, I beg-o! So beware PH girls have no shame, no conscience and no limits! Even my regular chick there is a money grabbing little tart, dontcha love her!
ATM's, I actually don't use them here, but there's no reason I am aware of why you should not, however, same as anywhere else try to avoid at night and normal caution.
Your second point 'Where to find a discrete girl? ' You kill me with your humour! My friend, it's Port Harcourt, discretion don't go on there! Your business and who you're fucking will be fairly common knowledge in no time at all, however, nobody really gives a shit. Remember this: the Bush telegraph in PH and Lagos is far more efficient than MTN, Glo and Airtel put together! Everyone know everyone else, and the gossip in the witches coven is something to be admired. However, there are some nice girls around and dead sexy too. Real shame that I ain't there this month. I hope this helps buddy.
Cheers.
Ikeja 'Lonely Planet' Goblin
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11-22-12 22:49 #717
Posts: 187Originally Posted by Ikejagoblin [View Original Post]
Unfortunately there are no recent news about Port Harcourt, but I hope there is someone in the forum, who can give some advice.
1st: Where to stay and which rates can I expect? What about safety? I presume all the hotels are girl friendly?
2nd: Where to go at night and find some discrete girl?
3rd: Safety first. What can I do and what to avoid.
4th: ATMs. I used them safely in Lagos, what about PHC?
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11-17-12 19:03 #716
Posts: 156Nad
Have any of you guys used the services of a girl named Nad who offers full service outcall massage? She is based in Lagos, is not Nigerian but is from another west African country. Any feedback will be appreciated.
Sandman
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11-17-12 00:37 #715
Posts: 187Originally Posted by Carlos3000 [View Original Post]
Next time I'll go for the 2 year visa. Can you PM me the secrets to get it?
Cheers!
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11-16-12 22:35 #714
Posts: 88Multiple year visa
Originally Posted by Mercenario [View Original Post]
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11-16-12 17:15 #713
Posts: 187Same old story. Visa issues
The NIS refused to grant me the visa for my next trip to Nigeria, because the person who issued the invitation for me is not respectable enough. LOL: it was the same person who issued the invitation for my 1st trip. The NIS is really SHIT, they are Nigerian officials and as most Nigerian officials they want to show you their power, they want to show you, that you are inferior to them until you kiss their ass or (better for me) bribe them.
(NIS = Nigerian Immigration Service)
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11-09-12 14:24 #712
Posts: 19Lagos trip
I was obligated to stay at ikoyi. And as you've mentioned all the action takes place across the bridge. There is no action at all around ikoyi. Unfortunately I was not able to get a driver and drive all the way to VI. I hit there couple of times with the folks from the work, so not much fun.
I tried some escort agencies and even they refused to send a mate to ikoyi. Kinda dissappointing.
Anyway,
Once again, noted, start point is quite important. Next time I will definitely get a room around VI. Forget ikoyi.
Thanks for the tips.
Happy hunting.
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10-31-12 22:23 #711
Posts: 156Originally Posted by Carlos3000 [View Original Post]
Have you decided to select a hotel on Victoria Island? There is a reasonable selection of hotels to choose from. Anyway do have a great time in Lagos regardless of where you stay.
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10-31-12 01:07 #710
Posts: 140Originally Posted by Raviag [View Original Post]
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10-30-12 00:09 #709
Posts: 88Originally Posted by Desert Sandman [View Original Post]
Unless you absolutely have to stay in Ikoyi, I would suggest you book accommodations in Victoria Island. It is a royal pain going from Ikoyi to VI most of the time, and now more so with third mainland bridge undergoing construction. You could sometimes spend half of the day commuting between mainland and VI, as I unfortunately did recently (trip report to follow. Been swamped by work since returning and then this stupid hurricane). Most of your mongering will be in VI and parts of Lekki. Just something to think about.
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10-29-12 20:57 #708
Posts: 156Originally Posted by Armi Rules [View Original Post]
I don't know the Wheatbaker but understand that it is on Ikoyi. I am not aware of any mongering bars on Ikoyi. You will have to cross the bridge to Victoria Island for fun. As the other members have already told you do not think of walking. Get a car and driver and head to Victoria Island and sample the delights in the bars there.
Sandman
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10-27-12 19:07 #707
Posts: 26Thanks Mercenario
Thanks a lot for the information my dear friend.
Originally Posted by Mercenario [View Original Post]