Nigeria

Being older.

Mr droopy needs some help and thanks to god it exists.

Original is is around 15 usd a tab.

But, you know, the girls will find it for you. Copy and I vouch for its effectiveness. Just seems to take a couple of hours to kick in.

[QUOTE=Skeggles;2378442]Well it depends on your negotiating skills, time of night and some personal aspects such where you arw from. And how much you are willing to fork out.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the information.

Interesting range of prices. 15-60 k for an entire night, so anywhere from $40 - $165 a night.

There are places in Lekki where I've scored for about 18 k so $50 give or take. $165 for a night would have to be a lady that really fit my criteria, and even then, I'm not sure. Like you said, being an expat commands a much higher rate. So while the $40 seems plausible, at most, I could only do $80-$90 for the night.

Best thing to do is wait. As the night goes on, the prices decrease. You pay a premium for having the "first" pick so to speak. There's usually a progression of activity with the talent. They'll start a club A, then move to spot be before finally settling at lounge see. Each movement also decreases the prices accordingly.

I have a few ladies what's apps lined up, but these are those ones with very specific body types I like. Even then, a walkthrough any major lounge / bar on a Friday will surely have a few other women with similar criteria.

Anyway Skeggles, you've done this thread a lot of good. I'll be touching down soon. I'll be sure to give this thread a good boost of intel. Both Lagos (Mainland & Island) and Abuja.

Guys,

Just wanted to reach out, I had a couple questions I wanted to ask.

I am going to Lagos pretty soon, on the island actually. I am a white dude and I just want some advice on how to navigate with these girls while I am there.

Is partaking in something like this a safe thing to do in Lagos? I mean statistics don't look that good to be honest. However, I do love black girls and I am going there.

With some friends of mine who are native to Nigeria, and hopefully we will have the time of our lives.

Again, any advice, or maybe just some info on how shit goes down over there would be appreciated. I don't want to come home and have to deal with some crazy shit.

[QUOTE=TheGoodGuy100;2382825]Guys,

Just wanted to reach out, I had a couple questions I wanted to ask.

I am going to Lagos pretty soon, on the island actually. I am a white dude and I just want some advice on how to navigate with these girls while I am there.

Is partaking in something like this a safe thing to do in Lagos? I mean statistics don't look that good to be honest. However, I do love black girls and I am going there.

With some friends of mine who are native to Nigeria, and hopefully we will have the time of our lives.

Again, any advice, or maybe just some info on how shit goes down over there would be appreciated. I don't want to come home and have to deal with some crazy shit.[/QUOTE]I am researching Nigeria since years. Island safe in general. Take an Uber at night. Leave Gold chains fancy rolexes etc. at home. Don't get excessively drunk. Secure your valuables. Loads of clubs. Don't trust anyone. Be on your guard who you associate with. There were cases of abductions and you going to be cleaned out and held at ransom. I hope your Nigerian friends are trustworthy. Should you walk on foot expect a lot of attention as Oyibo as the white man is called is usually not walking but is whisked around in big SUVs.

Read the following:

[URL]https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/08/19-things-learned-nigeria.html[/URL]

As for the girls. Absolute stunners. I'd stick to Igbo girls.

Neddy.

For whom Nigeria is on his buck list for a long time.

Thank you for the advice man. I appreciate ALL of it.

However, when I ask if its safe, I meant from an STD perspective. We are in Africa, and although its somewhat controlled.

The HIV rates are not really what I would call low compared to the rest of the world.

[QUOTE=TheGoodGuy100;2383381]Thank you for the advice man. I appreciate ALL of it.

However, when I ask if its safe, I meant from an STD perspective. We are in Africa, and although its somewhat controlled.

The HIV rates are not really what I would call low compared to the rest of the world.[/QUOTE]HIV doesn't really bother me. Just stay away from statistically high HIV countries like South Africa. The biggest danger in subsaharan Africa is fatal car accidents followed by bug bites. If you're concerned about take a good quality condom. Like Condomi Ultra thin extra. German quality. A pack of 100 sets you back 22 Euros. But I confess. I am an avid barebacker...

Neddy.

[QUOTE=TheGoodGuy100;2382825]Guys,
I am going to Lagos pretty soon, on the island actually. I am a white dude and I just want some advice on how to navigate with these girls while I am there.
[/QUOTE]How did you get your visa? Did you have to interview at an embassy?

[QUOTE=TheGoodGuy100;2383381]Thank you for the advice man. I appreciate ALL of it.

However, when I ask if its safe, I meant from an STD perspective. We are in Africa, and although its somewhat controlled.

The HIV rates are not really what I would call low compared to the rest of the world.[/QUOTE]Hey man. To be honest, if you're not barebacking then you really shouldn't have a problem as far as you're using a good latex condom each and every time. Nigeria is actually better off in terms of HIV than Kenya, SA, or Uganda. It has a lower % of infection but it's sheer population gives it a high number of incidents. I think last time I read, Washington DC and Atlanta had a higher percentage of infected population than that of Nigeria. It's also worth nothing that both of the aforementioned cities have a large gay population and that community is particularly at risk of HIV.

I've been to SA, Kenya and I had my fun and came back clean. I took Trojans from the US when I went there and was sure to strap up every single time. If you wear a condom every time then you're pretty much good to go.

But if you want to play it 100% safe then when you get there, find a few girls you're interested in and have them get tested (make sure you go with them though).

But again, you should be fine, just go with rubbers and don't think with your little head.

[QUOTE=Slowalk;2384040]How did you get your visa? Did you have to interview at an embassy?[/QUOTE]Well, I was supposed to put in an application for a visa, and I was supposed to go later in the year, but plane tickets are so expensive that I decided to postpone everything until sometime next year. But, yeah you shouldn't have much of an issue getting a visa. You will have to go get biometrics, if you're in the USA you have to go to Houston or New York to do that. The visa process isn't too crazy I don't think. There's not a very large demand to migrate into the country.

The only reason I am going is because I have a good friend who grew up there, and hes going to be my guide. I wouldn't go alone.

23 a Tony Anegbode street, off Sinari Daranijo street. Victoria Island. It's 2 streets behind Zenith Bank headquarters. Similar to Pats bar, but slightly more chilled out and fuglies are a very small percentage compared to Pats bar.

[QUOTE=RomanGuy;2353669]When I was 2017 in Nigeria, in Benin City, regular girls were happy with 7000 . Some tried to request 10000 but I rarely arrived to 8000 with one exception who was very worthy. Even a taxi driver found 10000 outrageous. It was 2017 but I don't think it has changed so much.[/QUOTE]I'm sure you don't want to lay with fleas. 25 k a night is still a bargain with girls girls quoting ridiculous prices like 50 k per night. I don't know why its more expensive for the night. It's still 2 pops and you giving her a place to sleep and food in addition.

Sure you can still get girls for 10-15 k, but what quality? Maids, sales girls at shops, cleaners e. T. see College girls, working class and semi-pro's are in the 15-25 k region. You got premium girls from 30-50 k. Enjoy.

Locations:

Lekki.

Beer and Brawn.

Copper and Brass.

Angle Villa.

Patio.

Bayrock- strip club.

Shisha lounge.

Another very nice spot is Retro lounge on Gaffar Animashaun street in Victoria Island. Good music, nice food and lots of hot girls. Friday night and Saturday is hot. They also have salsa night during the week.

Visa on arrival is now available for people coming to Nigeria for Business and also frequent travelers. First timers can get an agency or if you have a contact in Nigeria do and invitation letter for you.

[QUOTE=Tribute15;2384569]I don't know why its more expensive for the night.[/QUOTE]Some professional girls can have more than 3 clients in one night, that means more money, so if she is stuck with a person all night it means less incomes, so it is more expensive. Especially on days where there are many opportunities such as weekends.

[QUOTE=Tribute15;2384569]Sure you can still get girls for 10-15 k, but what quality?[/QUOTE]I disagree, in reality, girls who are more expensive are often because of the context and knowledge of the market. If you go to a place where there are many foreigners, any girl will ask for more money (especially pro ones), because they have learned that foreigners pay more. If the same girl goes to a place where there are almost no foreigners she will ask for way less money, because no local will be able to pay the whiteman price. So if you know the local prices, and you pay a little more (and they know that you know the local prices) they will usually accept and that has nothing to do with quality, unless there are much more foreigners in the place where you are meeting, if that is the case she may consider getting one that can pay more. So if you go to a place where there are no foreigners, usually all the girls are going to be behind you and you can choose the prettiest one without paying an exorbitant price.

[QUOTE=Tribute15;2384574]Visa on arrival is now available for people coming to Nigeria for Business and also frequent travelers. First timers can get an agency or if you have a contact in Nigeria do and invitation letter for you.[/QUOTE]It says for travelers who don't have a Nigerian embassy in their home country.

[QUOTE=Slowalk;2385320]It says for travelers who don't have a Nigerian embassy in their home country.[/QUOTE]Forget that VOA crap. Doesn't work. Only for high rolling business men aka HNWIs. There is enough written in this thread how difficult they make it to get a Visa.

Neddy.