Nigeria

[Trlffick]

I had a visa pre-covid. Ticket was already purchased before they shut down entry. Will be going to Lagos. Pre-flight test will be done.

Been back for a couple of weeks. Entry regulations from the US (Delta) required a negative covid test within 4 days of travel, also wanted a post arrival test that I was able to avoid paying for by getting a temporary QR code from the registration portal.

All of my mongering was done through Tinder and Badoo and there were plenty of willing providers. I paid a premium (I think) at circa $100 in local currency per overnight but this was by choice as I was told I was overpaying.

All in all not a bad trip and will repeat sometime in the future.

[Trfflick]

They actually gave you visa? You're allowed to enter? Are you nigerian passport holder? I haven't heard that Nigeria is open again for international travel. The airport is supposedly open for international flights. but that doesn't mean anything. At least you're looking at Covid test and quarantine.
Thats the latest info I could find.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions in Nigeria updated 8 September, 2020: From 5 September, flights have restarted to Abuja and Lagos. All intending travelers must register via the Nigerian International Travel Portal. Eligible passengers must fill out a Health Declaration Form and upload evidence of their negative PCR COVID-19 test taken within 96 hours (4 days) of departure to Nigeria. Everyone must self-isolate at one location for at least 7 days, and will be tested again on day 7.

If you actually arrive let us know. Mates of mine recently were able to escape from Senegal.
Have fun?

Neddy.

I had a visa pre-covid. Ticket was already purchased before they shut down entry. Will be going to Lagos. Pre-flight test will be done.

[Roman Guy]

In the attached picture, Travel Regulations for Nigeria, cut from official IATA website, as integration to the link posted by Neddy69.

[Neddy69]

https://nitp.ncdc.gov.ng/onboarding/guidelines

Have fun.

Neddy.

[Neddy69]

Long time reader but have not posted anything at least in a long while. Will be staying around Lekki phase1, my game is weak but dollar is strong against the naira. Any advise and what price range should I be looking at?

I am black and I think I can hold my own if needed.

Any advise is appreciated.

They actually gave you visa? You're allowed to enter? Are you nigerian passport holder? I haven't heard that Nigeria is open again for international travel. The airport is supposedly open for international flights. but that doesn't mean anything. At least you're looking at Covid test and quarantine.
Thats the latest info I could find.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions in Nigeria updated 8 September, 2020: From 5 September, flights have restarted to Abuja and Lagos. All intending travelers must register via the Nigerian International Travel Portal. Eligible passengers must fill out a Health Declaration Form and upload evidence of their negative PCR COVID-19 test taken within 96 hours (4 days) of departure to Nigeria. Everyone must self-isolate at one location for at least 7 days, and will be tested again on day 7.

If you actually arrive let us know. Mates of mine recently were able to escape from Senegal.
Have fun?

Neddy.

[Trfflick]

Long time reader but have not posted anything at least in a long while. Will be staying around Lekki phase1, my game is weak but dollar is strong against the naira. Any advise and what price range should I be looking at?

I am black and I think I can hold my own if needed.

Any advise is appreciated.

[Steve Dansavi]

Looks like we like the same flavours: slim and tall. I don't have any experience in Africa. I had a few girls from there, but in Europe. My question is, where I can found slim and tall African girls? Most likely with the darkest possible skin? I need a place for November: cheap, with beautiful tall and slim (very) black girls. Given your name, it looks like youj know a few things.

Dude, you, very just described the south Sudanese type. Check on Instagram.

[Incrociatore]

So back to your question. . . Is AfroIntroductions a fair representation of the talent on the ground? I can say that it is representative for Accra.

As for the northern cities mentioned above, I will let you know in the coming weeks.

Thank you, this is a great answer. I'm looking forward to read your reports. I'm planning to travel at the end of November. I'm returning from Medellin, Colombia, but the girls here are not really my cup of tea. I mean, I had fun, a lot, but I didn't see a single "wow" girl. I hope I will find better options in Africa. Unfortunately I'll have just two weeks.

[ChocolateHuntr]

Do you think is possible to get an idea of the best country for my taste, just looking at the pictures with a free subscription of Afro Introductions? I mean, is there a sample big enough to have an idea just looking at the pictures?

Incrociatore, you pose an interesting question. I have also wondered if AfroIntroductions is a reliable sample of what the "typical" girl looks like in various cities and countries.

I will let other members speak for their locations, but I can say that the ladies on Afro from Accra are generally bigger "thicker" girls with small waists and large hips and asses. Well, after two weeks in Accra I can confirm that this is an accurate representation.

However, my preferred body type is tall, dark, and slim with long pretty legs.

Based upon search results on Afro, these Ghanaian ladies tend to live in Sunyani, Berekum, and Techiman in the Bono Ahafo region of northern Ghana. I've chatted on video with several, and they are just as slim and sexy as their online profiles.

There aren't many reports on the Bono region, and I have plenty of time to explore, so I will travel north to see for myself. Not only will I discover if the Afro search results match the reality on the ground, but I will also write reports for the forum.

So back to your question. . . Is AfroIntroductions a fair representation of the talent on the ground? I can say that it is representative for Accra.

As for the northern cities mentioned above, I will let you know in the coming weeks.

[Incrociatore]

It appears that we do indeed have similar preference. Accra has ladies of all shapes and sizes, but the most common I see are fuller, thicker girls with small waists and large hips / legs / ass.

Based upon reports from east Africa, it seems that the ladies of Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda may be more our speed. I plan to visit after Ghana and will report my findings.

Do you think is possible to get an idea of the best country for my taste, just looking at the pictures with a free subscription of Afro Introductions? I mean, is there a sample big enough to have an idea just looking at the pictures? Because I'm reading your posts about Ghana and it looks more expensive than I thought. I mean 400 cids is not much for my budget, but most likely Uganda looks cheaper. But I don't want to end up in a country where I like a girl in a hundred. I want to hook up with at least 3 girls a day, and it's not going to be easy if I just like a few of them. Also, I do not like thin lips, I mean, for me the face is the most important thing. I'm in Colombia, there are great bodies, but the facial features here are not really my cup of tea, generally speaking. I like big lips and perfect white teeth, and possibly a measured nose (which is difficult to find in Africa). And also I like small eyes.

[ChocolateHuntr]

Looks like we like the same flavours: slim and tall. I don't have any experience in Africa. I had a few girls from there, but in Europe. My question is, where I can found slim and tall African girls? Most likely with the darkest possible skin? I need a place for November: cheap, with beautiful tall and slim (very) black girls. Given your name, it looks like you know a few things.

It appears that we do indeed have similar preference. Accra has ladies of all shapes and sizes, but the most common I see are fuller, thicker girls with small waists and large hips / legs / ass.

Based upon reports from east Africa, it seems that the ladies of Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda may be more our speed. I plan to visit after Ghana and will report my findings.

[Incrociatore]

I arrive in Lagos in early November and plan to stay in Nigeria for about 6 weeks. Considering its population of 200 million, I'm interested in meeting Nigerian ladies who are on the slimmer side, as has been said in this forum recently.

I've been in Ghana for a few days, and I already see that the typical Ghanaian lady is thick and well-built with a small waist and large hips / thighs / ass. As my uncle says, these women aren't missing many meals.

However, my preference is tall and slim (think Olympic track sprinters) so it sounds like Nigeria may be more my speed.

Considering that there hasn't been a report here on Nigeria in more than 3 months, I look forward to adding to this forum in a few weeks.

Looks like we like the same flavours: slim and tall. I don't have any experience in Africa. I had a few girls from there, but in Europe. My question is, where I can found slim and tall African girls? Most likely with the darkest possible skin? I need a place for November: cheap, with beautiful tall and slim (very) black girls. Given your name, it looks like you know a few things.

[Traveler04]

Good day, Lagos for that matter all of Nigeria should be avoided at this time. I have friends that live in Lagos and Abuja. They all report it is VERY unsafe. This is also confirmed by the US Embassy in Abuja and US Consulate in Lagos. The outer areas are even worse. Stay safe.

[Slowalk]

Images and videos all over the web of the Nigerian military gunning down peaceful protesters in the streets.

It was not Military; it was Police. It sounded to me like fireworks, not gunfire. No media is credible anymore.

But yes, make other plans.

[ChocolateHuntr]

In the last 24 hours, the social and political situation in Lagos has taken a violent turn for the worse. Images and videos all over the web of the Nigerian military gunning down peaceful protesters in the streets. Lagos airport is now closed, and the city is on lockdown.

As an Africa newbie, this civil unrest has me spooked. So now I'm rethinking my departure from Ghana to Nigeria in mid-November. Perhaps I'll just stay in Ghana and explore Kumasi, Cape Coast, Sunyani, Takoradi, Ho, and other towns around the country.

Anyone have reliable info on the ground in Lagos? Is it advisable to visit / not visit?