Lusaka nightlife, a wonderfull experience.

when people say Lusaka is wild and you are not from or have never been there you would think it's exaggerated, wow what a lifestyle people have here. Because it's a big city, you get to experience whole different kinds of lifestyles. well, I had an opportunity to experience Lusaka at a time in my life when I lost everything. This was a time when I couldn't even afford to change my boxers. I would usually survive life by working at china mall in kitwe where I would offload and load goods on trucks and would make roughly fifty to seventy kwacha a day. life on the Copperbelt is somewhat I would describe backward, don't get me wrong people have a lot of money their only problem is civilization being slow. people would prefer to make their money on the Copperbelt and invest it in Lusaka. while on the Copperbelt, yes, I would go out to nightclubs there would be times we would be at home on the weekend drinking but believe me when I say it is nothing compared to the nightlife experience in Lusaka. I remember the first time I had gone to a nightclub in Lusaka and believe me when I say it was a whole different experience filled with alcohol, pleasure, and so much l**t and crime. I know there is so much crime when in the car park of the club the security guys would advise you to check on your car from time to time. don't even get me started on tales people would tell about a compound known as matero and the likes of chibolya. Getting to compare the two provinces, they both have their stress take, for instance, a night out in Lusaka at one of their good clubs requires a minimum of a thousand, and people will stress and hustle for that money. The same could be said about the mighty "kopala nation" as some would call it, but all, you need to have in a night was less than a five hundred kwacha. I remember coming to Lusaka with nothing but a laptop and a traveling bag with torn but mended trousers. of course, I had a plan to come to Lusaka but my coming to Lusaka was somehow abrupt. it was a lovely Tuesday sometime back in the year 2020, I woke up and went on with my daily routine which was to get up in the morning to do house chores, if I didn't go to work, I would hang out with my siblings and we would watch sequels at the time we were watching the vampire diaries and the originals. An all-time favorite if you ask me. with no phone to call my brother to let him know I was on my way to Lusaka, I used my sister's phone to call before heading to Lusaka, my brother being his typical self decide not to pick up my calls and now I have to be on my way to Lusaka with no money, no phone just knowledge of where I was supposed to go. That didn't stop me from traveling I convinced myself all I had to do was to get to intercity, a bus terminal in Lusaka where all buses from all parts of the country operate.