 | Ibadan, Nigeria |
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... were standing below catching. It was kind of cute, BA, master and PhD students climbing trees looking for mangos. Campuses in Nigeria are usually very large, and there are taxis inside the compound. Walking from one end to the other would take around half ...
Slight sleep in, except for those on cook group i.e. me. No complaints though as lovely night's sleep in airconditioned comfort. At least I didn't wake with hangover like Oliver and a few others did as a result of the previous night's ...
... the drive was long and late. We accidentally drove past the planned bush camp and ended up on the outskirts of Ibadan (Nigeria's second largest city). Tired and hungry we tried one guest house but they were fully book. Into the city we ...
... picky, whereas Olly refused to eat it, as he is a posh brit who attends Oxford ;) As Olly is on a mission to write about Nigeria, he was persistent on giving them hell. We were planning on paying for the beers and the rice, but not for the breakfast. The ...
