A Nigerian Twitter user @wanka4u has given 5 tips about how to stay on in Abuja.
Essentially basically based mostly on Wanka, who gave the guidelines on Thursday, July 7, quantity 4 can also mild be taken seriously.
1. Have money
2. Know folk that comprise money and connection
3. Know the variations between Galadima/Galadimawa. Gwagwa/Gwagwalada. Airport rd/Airport junction. Iddo/Idu. Jabi/Jahi etc.
4. Don’t descend in like
5. Accumulate quantity 4 seriously
by Linda Ikeji at 08/07/2022 1: 38 PM
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Abuja is FCT why cannot it comprise federal character that reveals or now not it is a federal capital.. ABJ is sounding admire fulani federal capital..
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Falling in like in Abuja capability taking chunky duty of a woman’s liabilities. Pump, pay and lunge for a peace of suggestions and healthy pocket
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Hmm. When i trusty came in to abuja and had no automobile then. I used to be going to galadimawa but dint know the cab i took is galadima. I tot i heard something comparable to where i used to be going and trusty entered. Had to pause alongside the scheme in which, and discover my scheme encourage, when the side road is now not acquainted to me. No extra a JJC and God has been devoted
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