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African Garden Lodge Lagos

418 Omofade Crescent Omole Phase 1 Lagos, Nigeria

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World universities adimission

A travel blog entry by globaldamrad

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Smoked Fish and Children

A travel blog entry by jodiesorrell

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... I’m sure a local would have paid less, but I except I’m oyimbo and no amount of haggling from Mike Mk2 will change that. I got her down from N4000 so all’s good, I made an effort.

On the way out we continued seeing children, there really were so many, hanging out of windows, running around on decks and rowing boats. Tiny tots with no pants on to 8 or 9 and older in boats with family or alone.

One little girl was rowing ...

French + Yoruba

A travel blog entry by adenike

... comfortable -- right now, I feel like a guest and I'm trying to make sure I'm following the customs and being polite. There are certain ways you're supposed to greet people older than you, and I always forget to do them or feel really awkward doing them. Girls are supposed to kneel to greet people older than them, and you're supposed to call everyone (family friends, etc) Auntie and Uncle, which feels really weird to me.

Also during the ...

The Wedding

A travel blog entry by jodiesorrell

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... he replied, ‘Well, I can see that they are both right handed.’

The MC felt he needed to repeat Todd’s observations.

‘So you saw a happy couple where they both know their place in life’. It wasn’t really so much a question as a statement. I nearly peed myself laughing in silence.

Shortly after the cake cutting there was another chance to dance. The bride and groom took to the floor and suddenly ...

With a little help from my (new Nigerian) friends.

A travel blog entry by travelbud

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... where the cheapest local food was, the best back roads, how to speak to police, where to rent boats, what night clubs play what music, who the local celebs were and so on...

On Saturday following our mad night on the town we decided to chill out a bit, had lunch at the hotel and then went go-karting on Lagos’s new outdoor gokart track. In the evening we were all so buggered so went to stroll around the ...

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