If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Onitsha, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked nine people living in Onitsha what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

Living in Onitsha, Nigeria:
Tips for Moving and Visiting
nine local experts
9 comments on “Onitsha”
Learn survival skills because it’s a struggle for survival of the fittest. Be responsible and efficient. Flexible in adapting to changes, have a broad mind and humble. Let your experience be your best teacher but try to listen to your instincts and follow to avoid costly mistakes and regrets. Be sharp, agile and quick witted.
The city is a breeding ground for businesses. It is also a home to many prolific achievers. It is densely populated and houses individuals and families ranging from extremely wealthy to impoverished. Literacy level is on the down side. Carefulness is required in living here, as crime is on the rise.
Onitsha is known for containing the largest marketing center in West Africa. The main market is in onitsha north in Anambra state Nigeria. It’s a marketing hub that is being visited by many foreigners who visit to endeavor on their various business ambitions. Onitsha is well known among the Nigerian indigenous people.
Onitsha is a good and nice place, especially our place because everyone care and love each other. We always have Nepa and our streets are always neat, also the person or people interested will love it, without regret, one more thing, our street people are lovely and kind and always happy with each other.
Onitsha is a large city with people of diverse ethnicity. It’s always bustling with energy, drama and sophisticated aura. If you must live there, you have to be streetwise and strong. Its is known as the most popular city in South East Nigeria. One can never be bored in Onitsha because there are lots of interesting places to see.
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