Mokwa to Bida was pure bliss! Smooth roads, with enough curves to keep one busy and little traffic to worry about. My target in Bida was the Federal Polytechnic, I did my national service there 30 years ago.
Once … Read the rest
Mokwa to Bida was pure bliss! Smooth roads, with enough curves to keep one busy and little traffic to worry about. My target in Bida was the Federal Polytechnic, I did my national service there 30 years ago.
Once … Read the rest
Have you heard of Ofada Rice? If you live or have visited Nigeria, it is likely you have heard, seen or eaten Ofada Rice, usually served at Upscale Restaurants trying to give diners that home cooked feel, with designs and … Read the rest
What did I learn and what are my thoughts about train travel in Nigeria from my recent trip on the Lagos – Kano line? Here is my list of the seven things I learnt and picked up. Some are old … Read the rest
Step back, apart from checking out if the railway still works, I planned to be in Abuja Sunday AM! So time to review my options.
Earlier stories here Part 1 Here Part 2 Here
Our ETA Kaduna was looking like … Read the rest
After the military ops to board, took a look around the coach interior and it was rather nice, above expectations.
Chairs were comfy, could recline real low without disturbing the person behind you and … Read the rest
Join Sune Thuesen as he cycles through West Africa. Sune started off from Denmark, headed across Europe and dropped into Morocco from Spain.
He rode down into Senegal and hugged the coast in West Africa all the way … Read the rest
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