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cameroon embassy in abuja, nigeria
hi there,
does anyone know if there is a cameroon embassy in abuja? or do i have to go to lagos?
any answer is greatly apprechiated!
steven
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Not sure about Abuja, but we got Cameroon visas down in Calabar south east Nigeria some years ago. It is not far from the Cameroon border and a lot less intimidating than Lagos. If i remember rightly the town must be close to the coast so check it out on the map.
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Steven,
Just wondering if you got any feedback on this, getting a Cameroon visa in Abuja -if possible- seems a lot more attractive than Calabar..;
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hi gozell. i did get a visa for cameroon in ivory coast. i happened to get back there before crossing nigeria.
i am quite sure that you get the visa in abuja, but calabar is probably much better than people say.
sorry for that imprecise answer...
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Have just come through Nigeria. Tried in Abuja for Cameroon visa - impossible. The embassy has not yet been built. You can only get in Lagos or Calabar. Cost = 50.00 USD
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Hi
Just wondering if anyone has heared about free transit visa through cameroon if you are going through the north to Tchad (aparrently you can get it on the border)
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go to lagos! its not that bad really. i stayed at the granada hotel, yaba destrict. v helpfull and somewhere safe to park a bike or car. go on you know you want to.....
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Yepp, go to Lagos its an interesting place!
NAPEX compound got a few interesting bars....
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