Hey guys, so I’m here with ‘From the Horse’s mouth’. I will ask various people a couple of questions about the different states in the country that they live or have lived in (They choose which they want to speak on). They’ll give advice on living there, and you can hear what they think about where they are, what they like or don’t like. Best part? People living in the same state will probably have different answers to certain questions so this way, you know what each state has to offer if you want to go there. I’ll do my best to make sure that we speak to a wide range of people from different backgrounds. Lets get into it shall we?
Horse of the day: Mstaxx
Location: Abuja
State slogan: Centre of unity
Age range: 20s – 30s
Sex: Male
Occupation: Consultant
Brief background: Primary school – Lagos State | Secondary School education – Boarding school in Kwara State | University – England | Moved to Abuja this year
Unravelling Nigeria: What’s Abuja like?
Mstaxx: Using one word, I would describe Abuja as chilled. It’s really not too stressful, but you need to have a bit of money to play in the big leagues. Hahahahaha (that isn’t really funny).
Unravelling Nigeria: What’s your favourite experience in Abuja?
Mstaxx: Turning up in the club with my hittas. LOL
Unravelling Nigeria: What are your top recommendations of things to do or see there?
Mstaxx: Abuja is set up in a way whereby bars and lounges key. I particularly enjoy outside/garden bars so I would always recommend traffic at the Missouri hotel or the bar right in front of The Bank (club).
Unravelling Nigeria: Recommended places to eat
Mstaxx: Woks & Koi, Johnny rockets for burgers, Blue Cabana and although I haven’t personally been there, I hear the food at beer barn is good.
Unravelling Nigeria: If someone was there for a day, what should they do or where should they go?
Mstaxx: Hahahahahaha, haven’t been here long enough to answer that ……
Unravelling Nigeria: Advice for visitors
Mstaxx: Make sure someone in your crew has a CAR!!
Unravelling Nigeria: So do you like living in Abuja?
Mstaxx: Yep!!
Our tip on the most important information from this interview is, you must be mobile in Abuja, or you could just try out their public transportation. I don’t really have a lot of information on that. I hear taxis are also another way of getting around, so you can always get a taxi number and make that person your means of transport while you are there.
Hope you enjoyed this piece. If you want to tell us about where you stay, email us at unravellingnigeria (at) gmail (dot) com
Image gotten from google maps.
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