Does anyone know what life is like in Nigeria?

It is true that Internet access in Nigeria is much more expensive than in China, generally around 200 naira (which is the local currency) and 12 yuan per hour.

Nigeria's overall level is lower than China's, but cities like Lados are still developing well.

Lagos, there are a lot of Chinese, and social security should pay attention to itself.

If you're a girl. That's to be noticed.

The blacks there are very dishonest. It's all like beasts.

I've been there, the environment is really bad, there is no consumption, you may not like those things, most of them are imported from China, the place is very backward, the security is not very good, the streets are dirty and messy.

Pheasants all over the city. Hotel spending is about the same as in Europe. I haven't sprinkled it yet.

1.If you work in a company there, should the company help you pay any insurance in the local area? Like medical or other?

Agree with Zhuoran. However, there are risks to be insured. I don't know if it's useful to keep it.

2.Is it necessary for an individual to receive a salary over there, such as personal income tax?

This is to be handed in. PI tax. personal income。One hundred thousand naira per year.

3.If you are sent to work there for the first time, what are the most basic issues that you should pay attention to? Safe? Hehe.

Personal mentality issues to be ensured. Make more friends. Health and safety are paramount.

4.If you rent a house by yourself, how much does it cost to have a bedroom and a living room, a convenient and safe place?

Different regions, different **. There are many convenient places, the important thing is that your office is located in **?

Moreover, the gap between houses of different grades, different services, and different security measures is too big.

The same is apapa, three bedrooms and one living room, some are four million naira a year, and some are about one million.

This important thing is to look at your budget.

Please believe that you can find a good house with a large budget.

I haven't been there, I don't know, but I'll give you two addresses, let's see for myself, it's quite useful.

Nigeria belongs to the savannah climate, the overall high temperature and rain, the year is divided into dry season and rainy season, the average annual temperature is 26 27, the annual average temperature of the coastal area is reached, the northernmost can reach.

Nigeria (English: Federal Republic of Nigeria, full name: Federal Republic of Nigeria), located at 6°27 N, 3°24 E, is a country in the southeast of West Africa, the apex of the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, the neighboring countries include Benin in the west, Niger in the north, a small section of the national border with Chad across Lake Chad in the northeast, Cameroon in the east and southeast, and the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean in the south.

Nigeria is one of the most populous and economically developed countries on the African continent and a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). Here are the reasons that might attract people to Nigeria:

1.Business Opportunities: Nigeria is blessed with abundant natural resources and a vast market, is friendly to foreign investment, and encourages the development of private enterprises. These pre-potatoes offer great business opportunities for entrepreneurs and businessmen.

2.Petroleum industry: Nigeria is Africa's first oil producer and has one of the world's top 10 oil reserves. Many multinational energy companies extract oil or engage in related services in the country.

3.Cultural Tourism: Nigeria has a long and rich cultural and historical heritage, including art, **, dance, etc. In addition, there is a beautiful and spectacular natural scenery to be enjoyed in the country.

4.Education: Nigeria is home to a number of high-quality educational institutions, many of which are globally renowned and attract international students from other African and overseas regions.

First of all, the natural conditions are superior, Nigeria is located in the north coast of the Gulf of Guinea in West Africa, located in the tropics, with sufficient high temperature and heat all year round, the climate type transitions from the coastal tropical rainforest climate to the savannah climate, the annual precipitation is relatively rich, and the climatic conditions are suitable for agricultural production. In terms of topography, Nigeria's topography is dominated by relatively flat plateaus, plains, and low mountains and hills, with a small terrain difference, with an area of more than 68 million hectares of cultivated land, accounting for about the total land area. Although Nigeria became a British colony in 1914, the overall situation in Nigeria remained stable until 1960, when Nigeria declared independence and became a member of the British Commonwealth.

Despite ethnic and religious conflicts, Nigeria is the most stable country in Africa and the largest economy in Africa

Nigeria is one of the largest oil producers in Africa and one of the world's leading oil and gas producers. Nigeria is blessed with abundant natural resources such as oil, natural gas, iron, copper, aluminum, etc., which makes many businesses see opportunities for investment. In addition, Nigeria is also a country with relatively rapid economic development in the non-cracked orange continent, and it is also developing externally, which has attracted many investors.

Nigeria belongs to the savannah climate, the overall high and early dry temperature and rain, the whole year is divided into dry season and rainy season, the annual average temperature is 26 27, the annual average temperature of the coastal areas is, the northernmost reach.

Nigeria (English: Federal Republic of Nigeria, full name: Federal Republic of Nigeria), located at 6°27 N, 3°24 E, is a country in the southeast of West Africa, the apex of the west coast of the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, neighboring countries include Benin in the west, Niger in the north, a small section of the border with Chad across Lake Chad in the northeast, adjacent to Camez in the east and southeast, and the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean in the south.

Nigeria, located at 06°27 north latitude and 03°24 east longitude, is located in the southeast of West Africa, the apex of the west coast of the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, and its neighbors include Benin in the west, Niger in the north, a small national border with Chad across Lake Chad in the northeast, Cameroon in the east and southeast, and the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean in the south. Nigeria has a land area of 10,000 square kilometers and a coastline of 800 kilometers.

The terrain of Nigeria is complex and diverse, with high terrain in the north and low in the south. The coast is a strip plain about 80 km wide; low hills in the south, 200,500 metres above sea level in most areas; the central part is the Niger-Benue River valley; The northern Hausalan Highlands cover an area of 1 4 in the country, with an average altitude of 900 meters; The eastern border is mountainous, the Sokoto Basin to the northwest and the Lake Chad West Basin to the northeast.

Nigeria has many rivers, with the Niger River and its tributary Benue River being the main rivers, and the Niger River is 1,400 kilometers long.

Nigeria is a savannah climate, the overall high temperature and rain, the year is divided into dry season and rainy season, the average annual temperature is 26 27, the average annual temperature of the coastal areas is, the northernmost reach.

The whole territory of Nigeria has a tropical monsoon climate, with high temperature and rainfall, with an average annual temperature of about 26 27. The maximum average temperature and the lowest average temperature in the southern coastal area are. The highest average temperature in the north is dusty liquid, and the lowest average temperature is 19.

Precipitation is abundant. It is rainy along the coast. Rainfall gradually increases from west to east and from north to south. Annual rainfall is 1,778 mm in the west, 4,318 mm in the east, 1,270 mm in the central region and only 508 mm in the northern border.

The year is divided into a rainy season and a dry season. The southwest monsoon is rainy from May to October, and the northeast trade winds are dry from November to April. In the rainy season, the humidity is high, and the temperature of the atmosphere is low.

Due to the influence of the Sahara Desert, the Hamadan wind season from December to January of the following year is often characterized by sand fog, which is felt in most parts of the country.

Nepal has a vast territory and complex terrain, so the climate differences in various places are relatively significant, and the whole territory can be roughly divided into four climate types:

1. The tropical rainforest climate in the south, the northern latitude, the humid and hot all year round, and the drought and rainy seasons do not change obviously.

2. The central part of the region has a savannah climate, and the charter includes the vast central and northern regions between the northern latitudes except for the Jos Plateau. The annual average temperature is high, the annual rainfall is low, and the dry and rainy seasons change significantly.

3. The northern tropical steppe climate, including the border zone north of the northern latitude. The average annual temperature is slightly lower, the annual difference and the daily difference are larger, and there are frosts in winter in most areas. Annual rainfall is low, and the dry and rainy seasons are distinct, sometimes as long as 7 months, and up to 8 months in the Lake Chad Basin.

4 Tropical highland climate, including the Jos Plateau and the eastern border mountains. The average annual temperature is low, the annual rainfall is more, and the seasonal changes are the same as the savannah climate, and the climate is relatively cool and humid.