PBSN Gallery

Filipino priest in Nigeria, Fr. Doury giving the prayer...

Filipino priest in Nigeria, Fr. Doury giving the prayer...

Vice-Chairman Tito Villaruel welcoming AMb Cimatu & party..

Vice-Chairman Tito Villaruel welcoming AMb Cimatu & party..

Consul-General Alex Lamadrid introducing Amb Cimatu..

Consul-General Alex Lamadrid introducing Amb Cimatu..

Gen Cimatu addressing the Naija OFWs

Gen Cimatu addressing the Naija OFWs

Gen Cimatu addressing the Naija Pinoys

Gen Cimatu addressing the Naija Pinoys

Mrs Derpo presented information about PBSN

Mrs Derpo presented information about PBSN

Veronica Bernas-Snoxell (in red) facilitating the open forum...

Veronica Bernas-Snoxell (in red) facilitating the open forum...

Naija Pinoys & Pinays

Naija Pinoys & Pinays

Gen Cimatu was mugged with photo opportunities from Lagos OFWs

Gen Cimatu was mugged with photo opportunities from Lagos OFWs

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2008 Independence Day Celeb

2008 Independence Day Celeb

The PBSN Cultural Dance Troupe for 2008 Independence Day Celeb

The PBSN Cultural Dance Troupe for 2008 Independence Day Celeb

Caverton Helicopter pilots with their MD and barangay chair

Caverton Helicopter pilots with their MD and barangay chair

Mr. Delfin Tupaz and PBSN Officials

Mr. Delfin Tupaz and PBSN Officials

A glimpse of Naija Pinoys

A glimpse of Naija Pinoys

Family Day at Dr. Obiakor's residence

Family Day at Dr. Obiakor
Plaque of Appreciation to Mr. Delfin Tupaz and wife

Plaque of Appreciation to Mr. Delfin Tupaz and wife

2007 Annual Grand Membership meeting

2007 Annual Grand Membership meeting
2007 Independence Day with Amb. M. Umpa and Vice-Consul Randy Arquiza

2007 Independence Day with Amb. M. Umpa and Vice-Consul Randy Arquiza

2007 Independence Day

2007 Independence Day

Family Day sing-along row

Family Day sing-along row


PBSN Dance Troupe. Pictorials during 2006 Independence Day Celeb

PBSN Dance Troupe. Pictorials during 2006 Independence Day Celeb

Naija Hagibis Boys..

Naija Hagibis Boys..

Sons and daughters of Filipinos singing the Philippine National Anthem during the 2005 Philippine Independence Day celebration

Sons and daughters of Filipinos singing the Philippine National Anthem during the 2005 Philippine Independence Day celebration

20 Responses to “PBSN Gallery”

  1. noel q. lualhati Says:

    A nice site for Filipino community in Nigeria

  2. Arnel Bicol - PBSN Foundi ng Member Says:

    Can you tell me if there are any original PBSN founding members left in Nigeria.

  3. Cliff Friedman Says:

    Hi, I am permanent resident of Philippines, my wife is Ilocana. We are here in Uyo Nigeria for a while, and I am just wondering if we have any Kababayan dito sa Uyo? If so, contact me at bengalcliff@yahoo.com so we can all get together!

    Cliff and Maricel (Meneses) Friedman

  4. naija pinoy Says:

    Hello Cliff & Maricel,

    Good to hear from you.

    Why not register in the yahoogroup?
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naijapinoy/

  5. Gerry Says:

    Hello

    I just got an offer (for an Assistant Manager position) from Samsung based in Lagos, Nigeria. However, I still have some hesitations about working and living in Lagos, specifically –

    1 – Salary. They offered me USD 33,000 net basic salary plus bonus. They’re going to pay for the housing (USD 40,000/year) and car. Is the basic salary decent enough to afford fair level of lifestyle? How good can a USD40K-housing allowance afford?

    2 – Security. Is it safe to bring my family in Lagos? I have a 6-month old baby. I’ve heard good and bad things about the place. What’s the real status?

    3 – Have you heard of Samsung in Lagos? Are they a big company in Nigeria? How active are they in advertising their products in the market?

    4 – How do you find the city in general? Is it a place to enjoy a good life with family?

    5 – How big is the Filipino community in Lagos? It feels more secure to have fellow kababayans close to you!

    Thanks in advance for your responses! Moving to Lagos is going to be a big decision for me so I hope to get sincere and honest opinion from people who have first-hand experience of the place =)

  6. naija pinoy Says:

    1. You have a more than decent salary and housing allowance. you should coordinate with your company to find you a house before you come.
    2. Lagos, no problem. We’ve heard good, bad and terrible things about Manila, too.
    3. Yes, Samsung is here.
    4. A lot of pinoys with families have been here for more than 10 years.
    5. Meet them when you arrive.

    Welcome to Nigeria…

    • Gerry Says:

      Thanks for your reply.

      One more thing – With USD 40,000, where is the best place I could find a house? I prefer finding a really great walled and secure compound close to my office. I heard traffic is so terrible!

      • naija pinoy Says:

        please request your company to do the house-hunting for you.

        traffic is terrible in all metropolitan cities all over the world. it should not surprise you.

        good luck.

        :-D

  7. naija pinoy Says:

    I suggest you join the yahoogroup:

    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naijapinoy/

  8. julius Says:

    nice to hear that you are going to nigeria, lagos. nigerians are loving people, and filipino are wonderful people so do worry you will enjoy your stay and working in nigeria. i am a nigerian

  9. bambi nash Says:

    My sister will be marrying an American diplomat that currently assigned in Port Harcourt (not sure), Nigeria. I heard that this is one of the dirtiest cities in the world and the to top it all, her soon to be husband’s wife was killed by the militants five years ago. Is this not a safe place to live? Is there chaos going on in all of Nigeria or just this city? We need some feedbacks about this place. Pls. help – she is apprehensive in moving. Thanks in advance for your comments

  10. naija pinoy Says:

    Port Harcourt is in the Oil areas.

    And the oil area is the center of militancy (kidnapping, attacks).

    That is why non-essential expats do not live in Port Harcourt area. They are staying in Lagos.

    Your sister should discuss this issue with his fiance.

  11. ma luisa Says:

    so do u mean its not really safe to live or work in the oil area.. how about working in MobilproducingNigerian Unlimited? how safe/unsafe to work there? my husband has been offerred a job as an engineer there? pls help us with our decision.. thanks in advance.. godbless to all of u there!!!!!!!!!

  12. naija pinoy Says:

    we are living in Lagos. we cannot speak for the Oil areas. You just have to take the word of the company (Mobil).

    What we say about Oil area is based on what we read on papers and on internet.

  13. Guito Says:

    Hi Naija pinoys:

    Just want to consult you if Starcomms Nigeria a stable company? because I have an offer in this company which is base in Lagos. Is the standard of living affordable or expensive? Do you pay tax in Lagos? if yes about how many percent of your income?

    your reponse will be highly appreciated

  14. Enrique Says:

    Hi Naija pinoy,

    Good day. I would to like to have some inquiries about Starcomms PLc Nigeria? I have an offer in this company which base in Lagos Nigeria. Is it safe to work there , I am Network Field Maintenance Engineer and my duty is at field.

  15. Enrique Says:

    Hi Naija pinoy,

    Good day. I would to like to have some inquiries about Starcomms PLc Nigeria? I have an offer in this company which base in Lagos Nigeria. Is it safe to work there , I am Network Field Maintenance Engineer and my duty is at field

  16. Enrique Says:

    Hi Naija Pinoy,

    Tanong ko lang itong Certificate Attestation and Affidavit of Guaranty and Trust lahat po b ng pinoy na pumunta jan sa Nigeria ay meron nito.

  17. neil Says:

    i am now presently working here in saudi. but i jst hav an offer working in CCC company nigeria? ask ko sana if alam nyu site location ng CCC? or does it has a safe site location ba? what else do ive to find out about in nigeria?
    pls let me know…
    thank you

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