Nigeria

Travel Blog Photos from Nigeria (585)

Thundercloud, Im tiefsten Busch, Nigeria travel photo
Im tiefsten Busch, Nigeria
La chmabre etait correct, Calabar, Nigeria travel photo
Calabar, Nigeria
Jersey Girl Extends A Friendly Greeting, Onitsha, Nigeria travel photo
Onitsha, Nigeria
We Avoid Crossing Dangerous Glaciers, Afi Mountains, Nigeria travel photo
Afi Mountains, Nigeria

Videos of Nigeria (1)

View out The Window on the Way To The Sakura, Abuja, Nigeria travel video
Abuja, Nigeria

Travel Blogs from Nigeria (136)

like a bat out of hell, the flue is gone:), Abuja, Nigeria travel blog
like a bat out of hell, the flue is gone:)
Mar 31, 2008

... 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 ...

A travel blog entry from Abuja by oyvindsandve
To the Niger Delta and back, safe and nice, Port harcourt, Nigeria travel blog
To the Niger Delta and back, safe and nice
May 14, 2008

... 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 ...

A travel blog entry from Port harcourt by oyvindsandve
Day 88 90 - Nigeria, Calabar - Car Crash, Calabar, Nigeria travel blog
Day 88 90 - Nigeria, Calabar - Car Crash
Feb 4, 2009

... approached 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 ...

A travel blog entry from Calabar by oliveramber
My meeting with gani Adams, Lagos, Nigeria travel blog
My meeting with gani Adams
Apr 15, 2008

... is the leader of a socio-cultural organisation with around three million members, fighting for more independence for the biggest ethnic group in Nigeria as they feel left out of the power equation. He is a much known person in Nigeria and he is also very ...

A travel blog entry from Lagos by oyvindsandve

Forum Discussions on Nigeria (27)

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'. ...
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 ...
Green Nigeria
Posted on Oct 11, 2008, 10:58:48
... December 2008 to the 2nd of January 2009.It is a wonderful and funthrilled festival,show casing the various ethnic cultures across Nigeria and part of West Africa.Also,you get to see notable green landmarks there:these include the Obudu cattle ranch and ...

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