Ghana

I wonder how long it will take for some "African nationalist" to go on a rant about your statement of Nigeria not being 'civilized'. Those snooty political scientists call it 'personalistic' politics.[QUOTE=Hesekiels]Macrino:

right now I am in Lagos. I am not all too certain if one can call Nigeria "civilized"! According to my experience I would rather doubt it! :)

Cheers!


Hesekiels[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Global Citizen]Way too easy - drop by any drinking spot, shop, restaurant, etc., pick a girl you like and start chatting her up. Get her number and you're on your way.

Remember that girls here are not the same as back home in the UK - here they actually like it when you smile at them, chat with them, ask them for their phone number. 10 times out of 10 you will get a phone number for later follow up - unless they're married or have a serious boyfriend already in which case it's 9 times out of 10.

And if all else fails, tell them you're 28, single, came to Ghana to find a wife to take back to the UK and they'll line up and pay application fees to fuck you.

Good luck, have fun, and remember to write a report.

GC[/QUOTE]Thanks for the reply. Really interesting the different dating cultures in different countries. UK dating scene totally sucks - have dated almost exclusively girls from overseas over the last few years.

Am very excited about going to Ghana!

Hesekiels

Would you please elaborate on this point to which you've eluded. BTW, I do not challenge you here, rather I am seriously interested in the sociological differences between Nigeria and, say, Ghana. I'm on the verge of planning my first holiday trip to West Africa. I've been reading this thread for a good year now and find it utterly edifying in every possible respect (not just for mongering). Also, I would have to say that, by far, most of the Africans I run into here in the States are Nigerian. By and large, most of them I find to be pushy, arrogant and aggressive. (You may say that, as an American, I am "the pot calling the kettle black", to which I would respond that I'm a liberal Democrat who proudly voted for Obama! ) As you're obviously one of the principals on this board and in the West African threads, I'm sure many of us who are not necessarily seasoned in West African mongering, would be very glad to here your thoughts on why you feel one country is more or less "civilized" to a well-travelled European like yourself. And, for God's sake, damn political correctness. Just say what you think!

Thanks

Thanks a lot fore very exiting writing and good knowledge about Ghana Planning a "study-tour" to Ghana. (2 days in Acrra) and 5 days in Cape Coast and Busua.

Would like to pick up shop-girls. Does my age mean anything? I am almost 50 but still good looking

Lars

[QUOTE=Macrino]Remember that girls here. Actually like it when you smile at them, chat with them, ask them for their phone number.

GC[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]In my experience, a surefire means is to ask a girl to help you choose a DVD. Last Monday at Circle, when I said that I simply wanted to watch something before sleeping, the question instantly arose. "action, romance. Or erotic? " The next question was "Where are you staying? Wouldn't you like company? " As the questioner was a teenager giggling with her friends, it didn't take much to succumb. Ah, high pointed breasts and puffy nipples, they do it every time.

That's far more subtle than the full on approach in the Elephant Bar in the Abuja Sheraton (which Hesekiels may know of as he's been in Nigeria).

SO8

[QUOTE=Interracial]I wonder how long it will take for some "African nationalist" to go on a rant about your statement of Nigeria not being 'civilized'. Those snooty political scientists call it 'personalistic' politics.[/QUOTE]


Fine, but then we have to find first another forum to discuss that. Here it would be a little off topic, wouldn't it?

However, just for the sake of good order, I was just writing about my very personal impression and not stating a matter of fact. If Nigeria or any other African coutry is 'civilized' or not, I really do not care since I am not holding its passport.

Cheers!


Hesekiels

This question is for some of our seasoned veteran mongers LOL I remember reading someones post about changing hotels often is really a good think especially if you are a quick hitter. I plan to be in Ghana for 5 weeks, I am sure I will go around some but mostly in Accra . I have been thinking about changing hotels to keep some of the girls from waiting outside for you later.

The question is WHAT 3 different places or sides of town would you listed as #1 #2 #3 . The only side of town I know about is the OSU side near the circle and frankies. I have alway thought maybe around the colleges might be good pickings???

I still have alot to learn about htis place so any experiences or advice is good.

Thanks Alew217

[QUOTE=Lars Bjoern]
Would like to pick up shop-girls. Does my age mean anything? I am almost 50 but still good looking

Lars[/QUOTE]

I have an American friend that's over 60 and looks it but he still manages to pick up girls from tro-tro stops that are between 18 and 24 so no, age is not a factor - your skin colour is, the size of your wallet is, your generosity is, but your age definitely is NOT.

GC

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]Fine, but then we have to find first another forum to discuss that. Here it would be a little off topic, wouldn't it?[/quote]Sorry, but I really don't mean to be off-topic here; rather, I am curious as to just how your interaction with Nigerian women compares with your experience in other West African countries. Or, perhaps, you used "civilized" to refer to Nigerian culture generally, although I'd be surprised if it didn't inform your mongering experience per se. At any rate, I'll concede that this might be more appropriately discussed under the Nigerian thread.

[QUOTE=Saltydawg]Hesekiels

Would you please elaborate on this point to which you've eluded. BTW, I do not challenge you here, rather I am seriously interested in the sociological differences between Nigeria and, say, Ghana. I'm on the verge of planning my first holiday trip to West Africa. I've been reading this thread for a good year now and find it utterly edifying in every possible respect (not just for mongering). Also, I would have to say that, by far, most of the Africans I run into here in the States are Nigerian. By and large, most of them I find to be pushy, arrogant and aggressive. (You may say that, as an American, I am "the pot calling the kettle black", to which I would respond that I'm a liberal Democrat who proudly voted for Obama! ) As you're obviously one of the principals on this board and in the West African threads, I'm sure many of us who are not necessarily seasoned in West African mongering, would be very glad to here your thoughts on why you feel one country is more or less "civilized" to a well-travelled European like yourself. And, for God's sake, damn political correctness. Just say what you think!

Thanks[/QUOTE]I am a fan of hesekiels, if you take time to go through his posts and pics in Ghana section, you will see that the main difference is: He was getting laid a lot more in Ghana than in Nigeria. His encounters basically involve little talk and romance, back to bedroom for some BBBJ, mutliple positions screwing and ends by rewarding the gals with nice facials. Not sure why he is not repeating this in Nigeria.

Hesekiels what is going on? I hear Nigerian women have some huge tits!

[QUOTE=Lars Bjoern]Thanks a lot fore very exiting writing and good knowledge about Ghana Planning a "study-tour" to Ghana. (2 days in Acrra) and 5 days in Cape Coast and Busua.
Would like to pick up shop-girls. Does my age mean anything? I am almost 50 but still good looking
Lars[/QUOTE]
Dear dude,
I am 53 y.o. and ... let's good looking. First time when I was in Ghana I was 51.
On the beach of Labadi I was the only (or one of the few) dark haired obroni.

On the contrary, I think that black girls prefer a mature obroni than a young one. They can always go with a young black boy, available at every corner.

Read my reports in June 2006 and 2008.

[QUOTE=Roman Guy]They can always go with a young black boy, available at every corner.[/QUOTE]Old black guys are also available at every corner. Belive me or not.

[QUOTE=Macrino]

Hesekiels what is going on? I hear Nigerian women have some huge tits![/QUOTE]


Gentlemen:

actually I am the wrong person to address for any judgement about the issue "what is civilized"! Only one very personal remark: I am struggling to survive in the Niger Delta and cannot walk on Sunday night in Lagos without being robbed or killed. In Accra, however, I can move freely whenever I like. This might answer the one or other question!? But since I am no sociologist I am not certain if this is an indication for "being civilized" - sorry!

And yes, Macrino, many Nigerian girls have indeed huge tits! :)

Cheers!


Hesekiels

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]Gentlemen:

In Accra, however, I can move freely whenever I like.

Hesekiels[/QUOTE]This really is the key. Kenya is fun in many ways but I don't even walk 200m down a hill to my usual hotel in Nairobi after 6pm. And Lagos can be a stretch at midday sometimes.

But on the subject of the Forum, most women from around the region are in Ghana. And almost all are easy to strike up conversations with but you do tend to need care with Nigerians. Frequently stunning but often ready to escalate to a shouting match over little things. Terrible generalisation but far too many instances of it being true.

So tonight I had a hard choice between a girl from Sierra Leone (Aisha) or her friend from Liberia (Victoria) over a long joking bar conversation. Both tall, slender (my favourite), luscious lips, small breasted, long hair, good movers. Both keen to spend the night in company. Even together. Both running nails along my arm and back, both standing up to dance in front of me, sliding fingers over the sides of their breasts as they raised their arms above their heads, both with abdominal muscles that rippled to the touch.

But afraid it will have to wait until the weekend as far too much to do tomorrow and oversleeping wouldn't be a good idea. So now I'm going to turn down a good night text asking to come over and store up frustration for a long night later this week.

Oh, and of course rastaman invited me to Labadi Beach night tomorrow. And it's his birthday again tonight. Must be his fifth this year.

SO8

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[QUOTE=Hesekiels]Gentlemen:

In Accra, however, I can move freely whenever I like. Hesekiels[/QUOTE]This really is the key. Kenya is fun in many ways but I don't even walk 200m down a hill to my usual hotel in Nairobi after 6pm. And Lagos can be a stretch at midday sometimes.

But on the subject of the Forum, most women from around the region are in Ghana. And almost all are easy to strike up conversations with Nigerians need care. Frequently stunning but often ready to escalate to a shouting match over little things. Terrible generalisation but far too many instances of it being true.

So tonight I had a hard choice between a girl from Sierra Leone (Aisha) or her friend from Liberia (Victoria) over a long joking bar conversation. Both tall, slender (my favourite), luscious lips, small breasted, long hair, good movers. Both keen to spend the night in company. Even together. Both running nails along my arm and back, both standing up to dance in front of me, sliding fingers over the sides of their breasts as they raised their arms above their heads, both with abdominal muscles that rippled to the touch.

But afraid it will have to wait until the weekend as far too much to do tomorrow and oversleeping wouldn't be a good idea. So now I'm going to turn down a good night text asking to come over and store up frustration for a long night later this week.

Oh, and of course rastaman invited me to Labadi Beach night tomorrow. And it's his birthday again tonight. Must be his fifth this year.

SO8