Living in Abuja
The Capital City - The Money City
When one moves to Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria, it is with the hopes that life will be better, new opportunities will be met, new connections (most especially with the government), contracts, new found love life and everything new, different and exciting.
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How long have you been in Abuja?
When did you arrive?
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Abuja might be a small city but it's the cutest city in Nigeria. Lagos people will disagree but this is a fact. The city is clean, well-planned and structured, with beautiful high-class restaurants, the biggest estate in West Africa (Gwarinpa), a mix of people from diverse backgrounds, the Hausa vibes and the city of rich politicians. The downside of this is just the outrageous rents and housing. I loved living in that city.
Post pictures of beautiful sites in Abuja, let's explore and discover!
Blu Cabana restaurants, Mabuchi
Chilling at NAF event centre, along Gwarinpa express way.
Celebrating Shalewa's birthday at the National Children's Park, Asokoro
Share your Abuja experience.
ReplyDeleteI especially love this city for the feel of the scenery.
ReplyDeleteAbuja is a beautiful place to stay as long as you have the money to pay for a house.
ReplyDeleteA city that welcomes everyone
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Abuja one day
ReplyDeleteI love Abuja AT NIGHT: streets are lit, 90s music serenade the gardens and sit-outs, Mai suya doing what they know how to do best, posh cars plying the roads, skyscrapers luminous yet magnificent. You should see wuse 2 especially
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When you're in Abuja,no one needs to tell you you're in 9ja capital city,full of eye glittering generalities, once you're here you can hardly think of any better than here. The synergy between both government, private firms, lifestyles,roads network, places are simply topnotch.
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