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The_Patriot
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Postby The_Patriot » Thu Aug 07, 2014 12:04 am
This dude told me yesterday, that after visiting Nigeria.
He came to realise that it was the most corrupt country.
He is an engineer by profession and went to work in Port Harcort at the power station. Now this power station actually supplies power to Ghana funny thing is after exiting the compound he finds electric generators being used in the area.He asks the locals and they told him that electricity was unreliable.He also says that gas stations were closed by 6PM and they had to drive looking for areas where it was sold.He furthers says that in Nigeria if they find out that you are a foreigner who is influential there is a high chance they would hijack you and CEO's have heavy escorts.You also need to pay them for asking directions and most of the time they will mislead you.
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