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We had a post meeting Dinner at the Blue Elephant which was as good as many of the Italian restaurants I have been to in Holland. Well dress people, both Nigerians and westener's some in causal dress. Food was very good. Expensive. A welcome change from the camp food.
Written Jul 16, 2006
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4 Reviews and 13 Opinions The Novotel Port Harcourt is located in the heart of the Garden city.Novotel embodies the very best...
2 Reviews and 17 Opinions The hotel is beautiful inside and out. The employees are what stood out for me. Very kind people...
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We had a post meeting Dinner at the Blue Elephant which was as good as many of the Italian restaurants I have been to in Holland. Well dress people, both...
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Q: Can anyone help me who has lived in Port Harcourt for a period of time lately as to how safe it is to have a young Australian...
A: Port Harcourt is quite safe as i have been leaving in this city for a long time and know all about it. there are alot of foriegn nationals here working as expatriate in...
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Portharcourt the Garden City of Nigeria
Port Harcourt, city, southeastern Nigeria, capital of Rivers State, on the Bonny River, in the Niger Delta. The city is a leading port of the country, a road, air and rail hub, and a major industrial...
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If you are going to Port Harcourt you are most likely going there for work. If you have family there then you do not really need travel advice. I had head a lot of stories about Port Harcourt, some...
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My time in Port Harcourt (working!!)
I was in Port Harcourt 3 times in quick succession in 2004, I was sent to install a satellite system on a barge there, so I didn't get to see lots of the town, generally I spent time inside a compound...
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Port Harcourt (Garden City), Rivers State
Typically people practically live on the streets and work at least 6 days a week. On Sunday most people attend church services. Their small shops line the sides of every busy street with a cocophony...
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