Help finding this place
Thread Starter
Contributors
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 800
Likes: 0
From: san gabriel, california
i have a friend stuck here in this place , i'm trying to find out where is it exactly anybody can help will appreciated.
HILLCREST HOSPITAL
ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA CRESCENT, GARKI, ABUJA
P.M.B 709, abuja nigeria.
Any information thanks. in advance.
that's the address above i guess don't make any sense to me.
HILLCREST HOSPITAL
ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA CRESCENT, GARKI, ABUJA
P.M.B 709, abuja nigeria.
Any information thanks. in advance.
that's the address above i guess don't make any sense to me.
Senior Members
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,770
Likes: 1
From: LA/Taiwan
My Ride: E60
All I found was:
Hillcrest Clinic
Nouakchatt Street,
Wuse Zone 1, Abuja
was here:
list of secondary providers
The "P M B" in the address you had looks like it might be a PostMail Box or PO Box....?
Hillcrest Clinic
Nouakchatt Street,
Wuse Zone 1, Abuja
was here:
list of secondary providers
The "P M B" in the address you had looks like it might be a PostMail Box or PO Box....?
Thread Starter
Contributors
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 800
Likes: 0
From: san gabriel, california
YEah i need to fly there pay for the hospital bill and bring my friend back home. I dont' want to be stuck at a place i dont' know thanks for the help guys. I need more info
Contributors
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 1,118
Likes: 0
From: Northamptonshire UK
My Ride: Week 17 Build, 2008 E60 535d M Sport - Titanium Silver, Black Dakota Leather, Visibility Package, Media Package, Automatic gearbox, Steering Wheel Heating, M Double Spoke 172 19" Mixed Wheels, Auto-Dim+Exterior Mirror, Comfort seats, Front Seat Heating, Aluminium Pentan interior trim,DAB Tuner, TV Function, BMW Individual Audio System 825W !!
Looked on wikipedia for hospitals in Nigeria, and found this one, very similar Address: Here
Garki Hospital Abuja
Area 3
Garki
Abuja
Hope this is of help
Garki Hospital Abuja
Area 3
Garki
Abuja
Hope this is of help
Super Moderator
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 17,310
Likes: 2
From: Pittsburgh, PA USA
My Ride: G30 M550i
Model Year: 2018
Don't know too much but I'm thinking the hospital is in this area:
From the looks of things, that area seems populated and developed enough to have an airport, etc. I imagine some airline would get you there...
Here's some info on the airport:
http://www.world-airport-codes.com/nigeria...airport-29.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nnamdi_Azikiw...ational_Airport
http://nigeria.embassyhomepage.com/nigeria...irport_taxi.htm
http://airlines.priceline.com/airlines/abu...al-airport.html
From the looks of things, that area seems populated and developed enough to have an airport, etc. I imagine some airline would get you there...
Here's some info on the airport:
http://www.world-airport-codes.com/nigeria...airport-29.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nnamdi_Azikiw...ational_Airport
http://nigeria.embassyhomepage.com/nigeria...irport_taxi.htm
http://airlines.priceline.com/airlines/abu...al-airport.html
Contributors
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 5,073
Likes: 0
From: new york
My Ride: 2011, E90 M3 Sedan. Alpine White.Competition package, Keyhole cover, fender reflectors in Alpine white, RPI Exhaust, 19
Originally Posted by ivan545' post='649678' date='Aug 19 2008, 04:22 AM
i have a friend stuck here in this place , i'm trying to find out where is it exactly anybody can help will appreciated.
HILLCREST HOSPITAL
ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA CRESCENT, GARKI, ABUJA
P.M.B 709, abuja nigeria.
Any information thanks. in advance.
that's the address above i guess don't make any sense to me.
HILLCREST HOSPITAL
ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA CRESCENT, GARKI, ABUJA
P.M.B 709, abuja nigeria.
Any information thanks. in advance.
that's the address above i guess don't make any sense to me.
Contributors
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 8,998
Likes: 1
From: St. Louis Burbs, USA
My Ride: 2007 530i. Purchased 6/28/07. Titanium Silver Metallic, Black Dakota Leather, Dark Poplar Trim, Steptronic, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package, Bluetooth, Adaptive Control Xenons. 10/30/07 Added OEM 124s with 245/40/18 & 275/35/18 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S tires. Installed red Cal Covers� from BavAuto. 11/21/07 Added OEM all-weather floor mats (for winter, carpet in summer) and coat rack. 6/26/08 installed M5-style rear spoiler. 6/30/08 put on red reflectors. 8/22/08 Euro turn signal stickers applied. 3/20/09 Installed Shadowline Trim. 3/27/09 Added Matte Black Kidney Grilles from Trinity. 4/03/09 Installed Bimmian Shadow Matte Black 530i Badges. 4/04/09 Installed LED license plate lights from Trinity. 5/01/09 Installed Brabus Interior LED Kit and White Angel Eyes. 5/02/09 Put in Brabus 6K Fogs. 5/14/09 Removed charcoal filter. 5/15/09 Installed light smoke LED side marker lamps from Trinity. 5/21/09 Sprint Booster. 6/12/09 Painted exhaust tips flat black. 6/13/09 Pulled red Cal Covers and painted calipers low gloss black. 6/27/09 RPI Ram Air Scoop from Trinity. 8/15/09 Installed Brabus's silver invisibulbs front and rear. 9/24/09 Installed R-Dash license plate LEDs from Brabaus (John).
Originally Posted by BigMike' post='649681' date='Aug 19 2008, 03:28 AM
All I found was:
Hillcrest Clinic
Nouakchatt Street,
Wuse Zone 1, Abuja
was here:
list of secondary providers
The "P M B" in the address you had looks like it might be a PostMail Box or PO Box....?
Hillcrest Clinic
Nouakchatt Street,
Wuse Zone 1, Abuja
was here:
list of secondary providers
The "P M B" in the address you had looks like it might be a PostMail Box or PO Box....?
Senior Members
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,770
Likes: 1
From: LA/Taiwan
My Ride: E60
U.S State departments travel advisory to American citizens not to go to Nigeria!!
Just an idea but since Nigeria is under travel advisement (click here), it might be wise to contact the US Embassy for help in
bringing your friend back.
Travellers to Nigeria have been cautioned due to terrorist acts and kidnappings.
If I were you, I would not go there myself. Get the US Embassy involved -- that's what they're
there for.
Just an idea but since Nigeria is under travel advisement (click here), it might be wise to contact the US Embassy for help in
bringing your friend back.
Travellers to Nigeria have been cautioned due to terrorist acts and kidnappings.
If I were you, I would not go there myself. Get the US Embassy involved -- that's what they're
there for.
Contributors
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 8,998
Likes: 1
From: St. Louis Burbs, USA
My Ride: 2007 530i. Purchased 6/28/07. Titanium Silver Metallic, Black Dakota Leather, Dark Poplar Trim, Steptronic, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package, Bluetooth, Adaptive Control Xenons. 10/30/07 Added OEM 124s with 245/40/18 & 275/35/18 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S tires. Installed red Cal Covers� from BavAuto. 11/21/07 Added OEM all-weather floor mats (for winter, carpet in summer) and coat rack. 6/26/08 installed M5-style rear spoiler. 6/30/08 put on red reflectors. 8/22/08 Euro turn signal stickers applied. 3/20/09 Installed Shadowline Trim. 3/27/09 Added Matte Black Kidney Grilles from Trinity. 4/03/09 Installed Bimmian Shadow Matte Black 530i Badges. 4/04/09 Installed LED license plate lights from Trinity. 5/01/09 Installed Brabus Interior LED Kit and White Angel Eyes. 5/02/09 Put in Brabus 6K Fogs. 5/14/09 Removed charcoal filter. 5/15/09 Installed light smoke LED side marker lamps from Trinity. 5/21/09 Sprint Booster. 6/12/09 Painted exhaust tips flat black. 6/13/09 Pulled red Cal Covers and painted calipers low gloss black. 6/27/09 RPI Ram Air Scoop from Trinity. 8/15/09 Installed Brabus's silver invisibulbs front and rear. 9/24/09 Installed R-Dash license plate LEDs from Brabaus (John).
Ivan,
I travel all over for business and vacations, often to places with warnings or advisories. It's more common than you think. I wouldn't be too worried about it. Just keep your cash low, and only use registered cabs.
Also, don't get too up tight about your friend. I've been in hospitals in Zimbabwe and Kenya, among others, and have generally found the care adequate, if not good.
Mike is correct, however, your best starting point is through the US embassy. Here is some contact info for them in Abuja:
e-mail: Consularabuja@state.gov
Address/Phone/Fax:
Fax: (234)-9-461-4036
Public Affairs Section, Abuja
Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja.
Telephone: (234)-9-461-4000
Secondary Fax: (234)-9-461-4011
Often times, fax is the best method in African nations in my experience. Keep in mind when calling that Abuja is 8 hours ahead of Pacific Time where you are, so you'll have to call early in the morning or really late at night to speak with someone. No offense if you make a lot of int'l calls, but you'll need to dial 011, then the numbers above. 234 is the country code, which you won't need once you get there. 9 is the city code, which you may or may not need depending on how the local calls are routed. It's an Anglophone country, so English is enough.
British Airways offers the most direct service to Abuja from LAX for about $1500 + taxes, which will push it to $2300-ish:
BA 282 to Heathrow
BA 83 to Abuja
The return is:
BA 82
BA 279
Other airlines go, like United/Lufthansa, but with multiple stops. It will save you some $$ though.
Good luck and let me know if I can help.
--CWS
I travel all over for business and vacations, often to places with warnings or advisories. It's more common than you think. I wouldn't be too worried about it. Just keep your cash low, and only use registered cabs.
Also, don't get too up tight about your friend. I've been in hospitals in Zimbabwe and Kenya, among others, and have generally found the care adequate, if not good.
Mike is correct, however, your best starting point is through the US embassy. Here is some contact info for them in Abuja:
e-mail: Consularabuja@state.gov
Address/Phone/Fax:
Fax: (234)-9-461-4036
Public Affairs Section, Abuja
Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja.
Telephone: (234)-9-461-4000
Secondary Fax: (234)-9-461-4011
Often times, fax is the best method in African nations in my experience. Keep in mind when calling that Abuja is 8 hours ahead of Pacific Time where you are, so you'll have to call early in the morning or really late at night to speak with someone. No offense if you make a lot of int'l calls, but you'll need to dial 011, then the numbers above. 234 is the country code, which you won't need once you get there. 9 is the city code, which you may or may not need depending on how the local calls are routed. It's an Anglophone country, so English is enough.
British Airways offers the most direct service to Abuja from LAX for about $1500 + taxes, which will push it to $2300-ish:
BA 282 to Heathrow
BA 83 to Abuja
The return is:
BA 82
BA 279
Other airlines go, like United/Lufthansa, but with multiple stops. It will save you some $$ though.
Good luck and let me know if I can help.
--CWS
Senior Members
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,770
Likes: 1
From: LA/Taiwan
My Ride: E60
CWS has alot of good advice. Just remember to stay at a hotel with foreigners (like the Hyatt or something), travel with cars/taxi registered with the hotel or govt, and use the US Embassy as your local information center.
If your friend, an American citizen, is in the hospital and needs to return to the States, the Embassy will help locate the hospital and any other help you might request.
I've travelled in some unsafe parts of the world and it's a bit safer as long as you stick to the above.
If your friend, an American citizen, is in the hospital and needs to return to the States, the Embassy will help locate the hospital and any other help you might request.
I've travelled in some unsafe parts of the world and it's a bit safer as long as you stick to the above.