Nicon Luxury, Abuja

... road from the Mosque, both w**e really good. The Church for example had a revolving floor for the priest, both buildings could accomodate around 5000 people.<br><br>2nd - Ian, Kirsten and Jen left at 9am for the airport and then the rest of us filled in application forms for Angolan visas. It`s a shame that 3 of our group are leaving, a few tears w**e shed and Ian &amp; Kirsten have left Donk behind for the remaind** of the trip, to be returned to them around January ...

... and ev**ybody tucked in like the old days of the 6 o'clock swill. The only problem with the Elephant bar was that it was basically a place for the local prositutues to hang out, and as a man you w**e hassled ev**ytime you went th**e with off**s of sex, demands for contact details etc. I was always polite to them, but it did not matt** what you said they w**e v**y v**y p**sistant. If you said "i have a wife" they would say eith** "but you can spend ...

... w**e in this ord**: Cam**oon, Gabon and Congo. The visa demanded by my embassy to the Gabonese embassy was to last 3 days and it started taking effect, imagine... on the 13th of February! Clev** hum? I had mixed feelings about *****ia, that is out of all countries I've travelled, the first wh**e I found the first unsympathetic people, v**y rude I'd say, but it would be unfair to quick judge the whole country on those grounds without taking into consid**ation what diff**s it from ...

... s glowed purple and frangipani's fragranced the air... along with the more ov**whelming pollution aspect. Mango trees lining the roads are now beginning to droop with unripened fruit. Oh to be h**e in season would be just glorious - mango for breakfast, lunch and dinn**!!! And with a dash of vodka a mango daiquiri we could have. Hmmmm A nice little fruit market was set up on the side of the road so we stopped by th**e for lunch. Cook group ...

... dishes. Then of course th**e was meat ahhh so much meat - lamb chops, chicken, pork, steaks and if that wasn't enough we w**e also treated to a free bar!! Ah hello, I think I'm in heaven. Needless to say it turned out to be a brilliant night. One thing about the Sh**aton is that it's bar is full of.... prostitutes. Prostitutes of all shapes and sizes searching for a nice wealthy white man. It made for quite ent**taining viewing ...

... c*mbining this with a p*w** h*rse, which is the *****ian red bull. H*wev**, *ne *f the tw* did the trick, because when I g*t h*me I was n*t tired at all. I watched s*me m*vies but as the p*w** went *ut and my lapt*p went black I tried t* get s*me rest. N*t a chance. I fell asleep ar*und five *r s*mething lying th**e listening t* this year's first large thund**st*rm. That st*rm was pretty p*w**ful and I was sure the r**f was g*ing t* disappear during the night. Funny en ...

... has been more about football, and on Tuesday I went down to Ibiza and watched the United game with Actor, the guy who runs the hotel. The place was packed and I counted no less than nine plasma screens in the whole place. The win did well and I am already looking forward to the 21 May, and I just need to buy a fake United shirt, as the copy is almost as well made as the real stuff and a fraction of the price. Next day was the Chelsea- Liv ...

... h**e as the area is really nice, even if the hotel room is **** and 'clean' is not a word I would ev** use to describe it, but it is cheap so I don't complain. It is also furth** from the office, but clos** to pubs and bars so it is easi** to go out and see football and so on. And when I thought the church craziness was ov** it took a new turn. I sat down to have the left ov**s from the Chinese food on the back side of my room, enjoying the view. Then the guy living next ...

... you sit with your hands on your thighs. I guess it helped being tipsy. Monday morning it was time for surg**y. 9 o'clock it went down the 300 met**s from the hotel and signed in. It costed me 6000 naira, or 60 US$ to remove the lump. I thought it was going to be one doctor with a knife, cutting me up while I was sitting in a chair, but no. Th**e w**e at least 6 people th**e, and I was a bit unc**tain if it was a heart transplant or removing of a lump they w**e ...

... no Muhammad, no bible or Koran. I ord** to please h** I told h** that I was Christian, but that I didn't go to church, as we don't need to do that in our belief, we can speak with good wh**ev** we fold our hands. Its v**y hard not being religious in a country wh**e religion plays a major part of ev**yday life. She invited me to come with h** to church on Sunday, but I lied and said I had plans. I guess I it is something that will send you to hell, it is lying in ord** to ...