Lekki Inn
Travel Blogs from Lagos
Togo to Benin to Nigeria!
... of road etiquette and taken a new policy of any gaps a way through. The hooter is thr weapon of choice and sense of competition, first in front wins! We crossed into *****ia at 2pm, this was the the firts of the dreaded ones, while tedious with police, then passport control then customs, it was actually very friendly! The people have been incredible too, everywhere we stope we draw crowd, they want photos and to have a "discussion"...they love a discussion! Lagos ...
Hey, sistah
... were many people out walking among the colorful shopfronts, cafes and street vendors. As our bus wended through the throng, the armed escort advised us to keep the window shades drawn -would our appearance otherwise be so startling to the passer's by?
I went to the hotel salon during my stay. The beauticians were very welcoming and proudly made a point of ...
Badagry to Lagos by Van
... the center seat next to the driver; the gear shift is against my left leg and I have to put my legs off to the right so the driver can shift. Wow. The man sitting next to me is a *****ian working in Lome, Togo. We have a nice conversation as the van heads west toward Lagos.
The van stops at 7:55 and Yomi shouts at me to disembark. We are not at Mile 2, but he says he was speaking to some people in the back of the van who advised us the traffic around Mile 2 can be horrendous ...
Lagos Day #1
... That man then comes up to look at the problem. We take my laptop across the hallway to another room and the Internet connects there. So there’s apparently a problem with the Room 2 connection specifically – though it doesn’t make sense to me that you could connect to the network but not the Internet in one room but it’s fine in another. Huh?
The front-desk man tells me he’s changing me to Room 11, so I had to repack the items I ...
Lagos
... wir in der Stadt sind und dann setzt zu allem Überfluss ein Gewitterregen die Straßen unter Wasser.
Auch wenn, laut Reiseführer, die Kriminalitätsrate jenseits von gut und böse sein soll, der Besuch auf einem der vielen Märkte zeigt Menschen, die freundlich und neugierig sind. Kaum aus dem Minibus werden wir begrüßt und an jedem Stand „Welcome to *****ia, where ...