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Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 11:52pm On Mar 21, 2023
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who is legitimate or not.

Thanks!
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by gaby(m): 12:04am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who are legitimate or not.

Thanks!

Be careful, very very careful, I repeat.

You and your wife are confidently setting yourselves up for all sorts, most of which aren't going to be very palatable.

Wisdom is profitable to........?

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 12:10am On Mar 22, 2023
Thank you for your concern. She has done a lot of research about what to expect.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by ednut1(m): 12:27am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:
Thank you for your concern. She has done a lot of research about what to expect.
hope you have ransom money at hand. Tour company in Nigeria to farming settlements Lol

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 12:38am On Mar 22, 2023
ednut1:
hope you have ransom money at hand. Tour company in Nigeria to farming settlements Lol

An individual at the consulate in London recommended against travel at this time due to the cash flow issues and election, but made no mention of kidnapping. Is it really an issue?
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 1:12am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:


An individual at the consulate in London recommended against travel at this time due to the cash flow issues and election, but made no mention of kidnapping. Is it really an issue?

You carry your issues down here knowing fully well these people hate their country. They'll tell you about how kidnappers have killed and kidnap 400 people in their family

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 1:15am On Mar 22, 2023
Mumu08:


You carry your issues down here knowing fully well these people hate their country. They'll tell you about how kidnappers have killed and kidnap 400 people in their family

Sorry, I am new here and just looking for information. I don't have any preconceptions about this forum. I don't wish to stir up any negative feelings.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 1:18am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:


Sorry, I am new here and just looking for information. I don't have any preconceptions about this forum. I don't wish to stir up any negative feelings.

These are Nigerians here. The most bitterest of people you can come across in life. Watch them spew unfortunate advise about their country all because of hatred.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by lonzo(m): 2:34am On Mar 22, 2023
Mumu08:


These are Nigerians here. The most bitterest of people you can come across in life. Watch them spew unfortunate advise about their country all because of hatred.

Thank you Broda, see as our own people dey bash the same country dem dey chop and eat from. God helps

@moozi your wife has done her research and I can hurriedly assure you she's safe. I went to university in that region and I'll tell you she's safe. Whatever research she embarks on will be met with open arms to assist.

And pls move past these naysayers on here. Nigeria is a beautiful place.

P.S every society comes with his challenges but I'll add to it one more time, your wife will be fine.

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Eaganguolly(m): 4:28am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who is legitimate or not.

Thanks!

Ogun is not that safe. Young youths commit all sorts of altrocity there. The Eastern part like Enugu villages is safer if you can afford it. Just be very careful and why would she travel without you. Anything can happen in Nigeria and the security is not working. I did advice she stay behind

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by franchasofficia: 5:12am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who is legitimate or not.

Thanks!
Hello, there are reputable companies in Nigeria that provide escort security services which will suit your wife's need for this journey.


Best is to discuss with them ahead and on arrival in Lagos or Abuja, your wife can sign a contract with them. Nothing will happen to your wife.



Check ASA security and contact them.

https://security-asa.com



Check Synergy Guards

https://synergyguardsnigeria.com



Check MacDon Securities

No. 18 Bola Street, Anthony Village, Lagos State, Nigeria
+234(0)898900 0213
+234(0)90600 2093



Check Techno Crimes Securities

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by onegig(m): 6:16am On Mar 22, 2023
Nothing special. Just like travel advisory to any new country you are visiting as a tourist. Avoid standing out. Any areas she is traveling to, she should dress and look like the natives. If she is Caucasian which makes her stand out, then get tour guides, be discreet about her itinerary and she should be fine.

Commonsense dictates you aren't flamboyant anywhere you aren't familiar with in the world.

Night driving or journeys isn't encouraged because of poor lightening on most roads and lack of emergency services in most places if you run into road issues(car breaking down etc). She should get a driver if she needs to. Likely to get a Cab for less than $100 cab for a day's ride. There are lots of tour companies in Lagos. Njetours is one. Found their reviews on google very positive and you can do your research also to get others to curate a personal experience.

I think if you are to go to the Southwest since she is researching Ogun already it would be nice to also visit maybe Ibadan or Oyo Town. There are fringes of farming communities on the outskirts of Ibadan and it is even host to IITA. She can make a stop at IITA which is a agricultural research institute. They would have much more detailed information about her areas of interest and be able to guide appropriately.

These cities are just an extra hour and half away from Lagos and has train rides to Ibadan from Lagos now. IFe is also very cultural and has a lot of farming communities she would get value for what she is looking for by stopping in most villages along the route. But heads up they mostly do subsistence farming.

Ignore the Social media hysteria, there are millions living in these regions who make their living out of these places without any fuss. Get reputable coys and you should be fine.

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by rashfat(m): 9:46am On Mar 22, 2023
zoozl:
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who is legitimate or not.

Thanks!


Hello bro! I am available to provide tour guide service. I am based in Ogun state and work as a freelancer. Hit me up via my email address kenyem@ymail.com to enable us plan her coming. Thanks
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 10:18am On Mar 22, 2023
Thank you for all the considered responses. It is useful to get a collection of varied opinions.

@lonzo - thanks for the reassurance.
@Eaganguolly - she would not want me to disclose the nature of her visit in a public forum. Thank you for the information - she will look into Enugu.
@franchasofficia - this is extremely helpful, thank you very much. We will due due diligence and check these out to see if any are appropriate.
@onegig - Yes, a personalised experience is preferential. Thank you for the information - very insightful.
@rashfat - I will pass on your details to her. Thanks.

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by rashfat(m): 4:48am On Mar 23, 2023
zoozl:
Thank you for all the considered responses. It is useful to get a collection of varied opinions.

@lonzo - thanks for the reassurance.
@Eaganguolly - she would not want me to disclose the nature of her visit in a public forum. Thank you for the information - she will look into Enugu.
@franchasofficia - this is extremely helpful, thank you very much. We will due due diligence and check these out to see if any are appropriate.
@onegig - Yes, a personalised experience is preferential. Thank you for the information - very insightful.
@rashfat - I will pass on your details to her. Thanks.


I'm grateful
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by alakara(m): 7:09am On Mar 24, 2023
If it's Osun, I can be of help. Thanks.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 1:17pm On Mar 24, 2023
alakara:
If it's Osun, I can be of help. Thanks.

Kind of you to offer. My wife has made contact with a handful of agencies in Lagos but so far nobody has been able to help with her (admittedly unusual) request. If she is unable to find a suitable company then her next plan is to contact individuals about coming to an arrangement.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by alakara(m): 5:39pm On Mar 24, 2023
zoozl:


Kind of you to offer. My wife has made contact with a handful of agencies in Lagos but so far nobody has been able to help with her (admittedly unusual) request. If she is unable to find a suitable company then her next plan is to contact individuals about coming to an arrangement.
Ok, no p.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by VEXT: 9:20am On Mar 25, 2023
Ogun state...land of skulls grin grin
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Mindlog: 9:33am On Mar 25, 2023
zoozl:


Kind of you to offer. My wife has made contact with a handful of agencies in Lagos but so far nobody has been able to help with her (admittedly unusual) request. If she is unable to find a suitable company then her next plan is to contact individuals about coming to an arrangement.

Let her postpone her coming for now.

Security-wise, it is not advisable because she will always stand out no matter how she tries to hide it but if she is insistent, best of luck.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by rashfat(m): 9:49am On Mar 25, 2023
VEXT:
Ogun state...land of skulls grin grin


That's not true
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by TheBTCinvestor: 9:58pm On Mar 25, 2023
zoozl:
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who is legitimate or not.

Thanks!

Get ready...Her skull will be mined in no time lipsrsealed
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 11:07pm On Mar 25, 2023
Mindlog:


Let her postpone her coming for now.

Security-wise, it is not advisable because she will always stand out no matter how she tries to hide it but if she is insistent, best of luck.

I appreciate the heads-up. She is aware there is some degree of risk, and that the colour of her skin makes her a target. But she has been planning and researching this trip for two years, so little will change her mind. With luck, by the time she flies out, the cash-flow issues and election troubles will be in the past.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by NothingDoMe: 12:05am On Mar 26, 2023
zoozl:
Hi - my wife plans to visit Nigeria for this first time in the next few months. The nature of her trip is rather sensitive, but her hope is to be able to visit rural areas, such as remote villages or farming communities.

The current plan is for her to fly to Lagos and onwards into the countryside. Currently she is researching Ogun State given its location, but is open to other suggestions.

At the moment she is looking to find a suitable company or person who can provide tour guide services - mainly to assist her with travel and language barriers etc.

Can anyone recommend? There are some services listed online but it is difficult to know who is legitimate or not.

Thanks!
Just be sure to have adequate security for the trip. If you're Nigerian you should hook up with people you know to provide the services you seek.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by sammirano: 4:51pm On Mar 26, 2023
zoozl:


An individual at the consulate in London recommended against travel at this time due to the cash flow issues and election, but made no mention of kidnapping. Is it really an issue?

OP dont mind the idiots ranting here. The south west region which Ogun state is among is the safest part in Nigeria. Even all of them from the mud region resides here. Awon nusiance and refugge. The wife will find her time worthwhile here.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Meandmycrew(f): 5:38pm On Mar 26, 2023
Enugu is cool. Lovely town and safe! She will enjoy her stay there!
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Aaaaarghmed(m): 9:22pm On Mar 26, 2023
Upon all the states, na Ogun your wife choose,the state with the highest number of ritualist and missing people.ok o
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 11:08pm On Mar 26, 2023
Thanks all, for you input and words of advice. Perhaps things would be clearer if my wife's motivation for the trip was transparent, but it is not something I can share in a public forum. Regardless, I take everything on board and will convey to her as necessary.
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Gabrielwilliams(m): 12:15pm On Jun 11, 2023
Good day. Is your offer still open? Kindly dm on 08136262636 or send a WhatsApp message
Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Nobody: 2:33pm On Jun 11, 2023
Apologies, contact has now been made with a gentleman with a view to making arrangements around fees and dates in the next week or so.

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Prosperity4All: 7:13pm On Jun 11, 2023
zoozl:
Apologies, contact has now been made with a gentleman with a view to making arrangements around fees and dates in the next week or so.
Wishing her a successful trip
Hope she shares pictures upon her return home
Stay blessed

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Re: Canadian Wife Travelling To Rural Nigeria by Armstrong7(m): 7:13am On Jun 13, 2023
zoozl:
Apologies, contact has now been made with a gentleman with a view to making arrangements around fees and dates in the next week or so.
she can come to jos, plateau state, things are cheap, weather is friendly, people are nice.. I Could be her tour guide. Here's my email rapharyder@gmail.com

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