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Im tiefsten Busch, Nigeria |
Ugep, Nigeria |
Abuja, Nigeria |
Abuja, Nigeria |
Abuja, Nigeria |
Awkuzu, Nigeria |
Awkuzu, Nigeria |
Awkuzu, Nigeria |
... work with the director and a person called Dauda. They are the ones that know most about ethnic conflict and identity change in Nigeria. In addition, as one of the Nigerian reverends said on TV, that if you ask Jesus Christ for something he will grant your ...
... still there awaiting visas and truck repairs. The drive back to Abuja was interesting for all the wrong reasons. Traffic accidents in Nigeria are very common. I was nearly one of them. While driving down the highway at about 110km/h the car in front of us ...
... was in PH and screamed that they were going to kidnap me, which was kind of cute · You don't need a license in PH (or Nigeria for all I know), really young boys drive bikes and it is a very dangerous occupation. 99 percent of drivers are men, and there is ...
... the city of Calabar. Even in the city we were met with smiles, waves and people calling out "Welcome to Nigeria". Seriously cannot rave enough about the friendliness of Nigerians. A guy in one car was concentrating so much on us that ...
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More Injustice In The World
Posted on May 8, 2009, 11:05:10
... ' Rehabilitation and Welfare Action (Prawa) is an organisation working to get "civil lunatics" released from Nigeria's jails. An interesting, yet depressing, read. Sometimes I think so many countries are 'behind the times'. ...
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More Injustice In The World
Posted on May 8, 2009, 23:29:32
... progress at their own rate. However, when out-right cases of genocide are occurring, that is definitely another story. In the case of Nigeria, it is good to see that Prawa is at least having some positive effect. Change is usually a slow process...
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Former terrorist camps become tourist destinations?
Posted on Feb 29, 2008, 11:52:23
After closing terrorist camps in Nigeria, the government is now inviting the world to come and visit them... Would you go? I don't know what could possibly be interesting at these places, but I don't think I would, not ever... All militant ...
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Saudi Arabia
Posted on Jul 3, 2008, 00:24:08
... : Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo (Dem Rep), Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Niger, Nigeria and Sudan. Other risks: Bilharzia (schistosomiasis) is present. Avoid swimming and paddling in fresh water. Swimming pools ...
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