Ghana

[Jack Burton]

G,

When you are in an internet cafe in Ghana, the moment you leave; all the bar flys jump your computer and check your history. Make sure to erase it. They see that you have been to this site, and they don't like it. I have seen this happen at least two times. Erase your history. On top of that, they scrutinize every site you visited mining for gold. Africa rocks. But no place for foolish old men. They will have you for breakfast! J Get your shit wired down tight, don't get really drunk when you are out and don't sit with your back to the door.

Gold. One reason I asked is one of my AI correspondents has Nigerian name, living in Accra. So use common sense. Partial owner of my first modem company when Jimmy was Prez. And leave no traces except those I choose to leave. Google AdSense / Analytics to turn profit on adventure; maybe even get a few thousand subs for AI competitor. What's not to like? Still won't cover airfare, but hey.

[Lonely566]

I notice many warnings about Nigerians (male and female) in this and other places. So: How do you tell if someone is Nigerian? And: Is the problem with 90%+ of Nigerians, or just the ones a new chum is likely to run into?

G,

When you are in an internet cafe in Ghana, the moment you leave; all the bar flys jump your computer and check your history. Make sure to erase it. They see that you have been to this site, and they don't like it. I have seen this happen at least two times. Erase your history. On top of that, they scrutinize every site you visited mining for gold. Africa rocks. But no place for foolish old men. They will have you for breakfast! J Get your shit wired down tight, don't get really drunk when you are out and don't sit with your back to the door.

[Jack Burton]

True. Don't rely on hotel wifi unless you stay at the super- expensive hotels. Avoid internet cafes, it's an excellent recipe for identity theft by the owner or one of the Nigerian patrons.

As I mentioned in my previous post, you can get a TiGo dongle for around 50 Cedis (less than 25 US dollars not 70 as mentioned).

And all that I have just mentioned could be easily verified by the kind NSA Officer who is reading this post.

Good Luck.

I notice many warnings about Nigerians (male and female) in this and other places. So: How do you tell if someone is Nigerian? And: Is the problem with 90%+ of Nigerians, or just the ones a new chum is likely to run into?

[Simian]

What countries do we find the slim ones?

In addition to the information provided by others (Senegal and other areas) , you can also find slim ones all over East Africa. Of course you will also find the more curvy ones there too.

I found quite a few slim stunners in Cameroon, in Limbe and Douala areas.

[Golfinho]

Senegal. Slim and tall.

Senegal. Wolof. Statuesque goddesses. For slimmest, go further north and east for Tuareg hybrids and Hausa.

Would take a lifetime of diligent research to experience all these tribes and body types.

[Taurus1]

What countries do we find the slim ones?

Senegal. Slim and tall.

[Frank La Rue]

Congrats Arabia. Is she Ghanaian? Not often to find such a slim, tall lady with such a cute face in Accra. The only ones I have seen with those attributes are from other countries in Africa. Most of the local ladies here are very rounded with larger asses. If that is your taste, you will be in heaven in Ghana. But for those of us who like the slimmer version, harder to find.

What countries do we find the slim ones?

[The Greek]

Great pictures, great women (you seem to have an ever- expanding collection) , excellent taste!

This is great information for mongering without breaking the bank!

I am seriously tempted for a weekend day or evening visit even though I have my own place in Accra near the Mall. I have three regular GFs who come to visit me on weekdays (well nights actually) , so I am a happy old devil but I find that I am running out of excuses for not letting them stay at the weekend. I enjoy time off at weekends to be by myself as well as having the freedom to go hunting and then banging a different lady once in a while. Nothing wrong with a bit of variety.

I now fancy a trip out to Lapaz and having the pick of the local ladies without central Accra prices.

Sometime at weekends I visit one of my 3 GFs further along the road from Lapaz at her place in Wiega (well mine I suppose since I paid the 24 months rent). Attached are some shots of my Liberian lovely in her bedroom & her extensive shoe collection.

Thanks once again Greek and keep the information coming!

[CesareBorgia]

I really need a contact for short time rental in Accra and Kumasi.

Wifi and good standard important.

I am willing to pay for 2 weeks till 1000 euro if its possible or for a month till 1500.

[Simian]

Sometime at weekends I visit one of my 3 GFs further along the road from Lapaz at her place in Wiega (well mine I suppose since I paid the 24 months rent). Attached are some shots of my Liberian lovely in her bedroom & her extensive shoe collection.

Congrats Arabia. Is she Ghanaian? Not often to find such a slim, tall lady with such a cute face in Accra. The only ones I have seen with those attributes are from other countries in Africa. Most of the local ladies here are very rounded with larger asses. If that is your taste, you will be in heaven in Ghana. But for those of us who like the slimmer version, harder to find.

[Jiggydus]

True. Don't rely on hotel wifi unless you stay at the super- expensive hotels. Avoid internet cafes, it's an excellent recipe for identity theft by the owner or one of the Nigerian patrons.

As I mentioned in my previous post, you can get a TiGo dongle for around 50 Cedis (less than 25 US dollars not 70 as mentioned).

And all that I have just mentioned could be easily verified by the kind NSA Officer who is reading this post.

Good Luck.

Yes, the dongle works if you only want to connect to Internet using laptop, but mobile wifi hotspot will enable you to securely use any wifi enabled device you may have.

[Arabia Felix]

This is great information for mongering without breaking the bank!

I am seriously tempted for a weekend day or evening visit even though I have my own place in Accra near the Mall. I have three regular GFs who come to visit me on weekdays (well nights actually) , so I am a happy old devil but I find that I am running out of excuses for not letting them stay at the weekend. I enjoy time off at weekends to be by myself as well as having the freedom to go hunting and then banging a different lady once in a while. Nothing wrong with a bit of variety.

I now fancy a trip out to Lapaz and having the pick of the local ladies without central Accra prices.

Sometime at weekends I visit one of my 3 GFs further along the road from Lapaz at her place in Wiega (well mine I suppose since I paid the 24 months rent). Attached are some shots of my Liberian lovely in her bedroom & her extensive shoe collection.

Thanks once again Greek and keep the information coming!

Obviously I have no commercial associations with these:

http://fairviewhotel.net.

Get the 60 Cedis room with private bathroom and airconditioning. It is the same size like the 90 Cedis they will try to sell you. Breakfast (way too basic) is included for one person. 2nd person pays 15 Cedis. They have a safe at reception you can leave cash, laptop, passport, creditcards etc will you go out or are in the room with someone who might 'clean' you. You are 7-10 minutes walk from the SW I mentioned before, but most important, you are near the fruit / vegetables market and in an area there are no obronis. So, take advantage of it. 2 wifi signals- good luckto you if you rely on either working ok.

Hansonic hotel- easy to google its website- 50 cedis per night w / bathroom and fan. Small room. Fairview was a lot bigger, withbreakfast for 2. From Hansonic you can walk in 15 minutes to the kinishe market-obviously full of women. I mean packed with women. Never managed. To do the breakfast for well obvious reasons.

Sue's Inn Hotel in Accra haveheard good words about it. Will try it next time. Between Lapaz and the Mall. Closer to Lapaz. Ph:+233- (30).2222005.

[Member #4480]

Sue's Inn Hotel in Accra haveheard good words about it. Will try it next time. Between lapaz and the Mall. Closer to lapaz. Ph:+233- (30).2222005.

Stayed there about 10 years ago and it was nothing to write home about. It's on the main hwy (noisy) , has small rooms and cold water only. Don't think that Lapaz is great for women either, so I'd just pay more and stay in town.

[The Greek]

I usually have my international vaccinations booklet in my suitcase. This time I had it with my passport. It was excellent luck because they went thoroughly to examine valid yellow fever stamps and they stopped 2 guys from entering the country.

FYI: The address for accomodation / staying in your landing cards does not needto be 100% correct / accurate.

[The Greek]

Obviously I have no commercial associations with these:

http://fairviewhotel.net. Get the 60 Cedis room with private bathroom and airconditioning. It is the same size like the 90 Cedis they will try to sell you. Breakfast (way too basic) is included for one person. 2nd person pays 15 Cedis. They have a safe at reception you can leave cash, laptop, passport, creditcards etc will you go out or are in the room with someone who might 'clean' you. You are 7-10 minutes walk from the SW I mentioned before, but most important, you are near the fruit / vegetables market and in an area there are no obronis. So, take advantage of it. 2 wifi signals- good luckto you if you rely on either working ok.

Hansonic hotel- easy to google its website- 50 cedis per night w / bathroom and fan. Small room. Fairview was a lot bigger, withbreakfast for 2. From Hansonic you can walk in 15 minutes to the kinishe market-obviously full of women. I mean packed with women. Never managed. To do the breakfast for well obvious reasons.

Sue's Inn Hotel in Accra haveheard good words about it. Will try it next time. Between Lapaz and the Mall. Closer to Lapaz. Ph:+233- (30).2222005.