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AdventureTourism 8: Namibia’s Drought
Ernest and myself completed the immigration formalities at the Buitepos border in a very short time and then crossed into Namibia. Thanks to the fact we arrived there very late in the evening and the ... -
AdventureTourism 8: Botswana: How To Get Here.
I started making plans to visit Namibia over a year ago. I was super impressed when I learnt that a branch office of the Namibian Airlines located in Ikeja here in Lagos could help me ... -
AdventureTourism 6: Congo Ends The Trip
Ponta Negra/Pointe Noire Our flight time to Pointe-Noire from Libreville was around one hour twenty minutes. The Republic of Congo would be the last country on the trip and in as much as I was ... -
AdventureTourism 6: Live in Libreville
We took off from Douala at around six o’clock to Libreville. During the flight, my mind was preoccupied by the several experiences that I had gone through for the past few days. I had been ... -
AdventureTourism 6: Bitter Bitam
My departure from Equatorial Guinea that morning was like escaping hell. It felt like coming back to life. The first thing I could think of doing was to rain curses on the government and the ... -
AdventureTourism 6: My Experience Traveling in Equatorial Guinea
I arrived the Ebibyin Central Garage from where I would pick a Bata bound vehicle. Bata is the largest city on the Equatorial Guinea mainland. Santos, one of the police officers who helped me secure ... -
AdventureTourism 6: Freedom is Sweet
The entire weekend was spent in police custody. It was now early Monday morning and I was eagerly waiting for the arrival of the police chief whom I was told was the only one I ... -
AdventureTourism 6: Ebibeyin Police Detention in Equatorial Guinea
After spending more than two hours at the Ebibeyin Police Station that evening, it began to dawn on me that I could remain detained right there till the next day. I had been detained by ... -
AdventureTourism 6: Arrested in Equatorial Guinea
The Political Climate in Equatorial Guinea The Political climate in the Equatorial Guinea has been a bit tense for some years now. The country is ruled by the longest serving president or dictator as some ...
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My First Tourism Trip Abroad
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No Connectivity in N’Djamena
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Strangers in London
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Traveler Vs. Tourist – Which One Are You?
We all dream of spending our days traveling around the world and seeing some of the best sights out there. While some of us are happy to spend our times sitting on the beach sipping those margaritas, others like to dirt it up and get our hands messy while we immerse ourselves in new cultures …
America
U.S. Embassy closes Abuja Consular Section Till Further Notice
The United State’s Embassy has temporarily closed its consular section in Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja. A notice by the U.S. embassy on Tuesday said until further notice, all consular appointments at the U.S. Embassy in …
Africa
Nigerian Passport Replacement Now Simplified
Muhammad Babandede, the new comptroller-general of the Nigeria immigration service (NIS), says he has authorized state commands to replace lost passports, and also commence change of name due to marriage. Both exercises were hitherto done in …
Africa
Nigerian Passport Will Now Be Valid for 10 Years
The Nigerian President has directed that the validity of passports issued in the country, should be increased from five to ten years. The Comptroller-General of Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammed Babandede, revealed this on the …
Africa
Badagry Slave Trade Visit
Education
Boarding Planes with Phones On
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Frequently Used Terms on Board
This list was compiled initially by Patrick Smith, who is an author, aviation blogger, and commercial airline pilot. He compiled a list of commonly misunderstood airline terms for his site, AskThePilot. For most of us, flying …
Samuel:
Very interesting your report about border crossing in times of COVID. Your description is really comprehensive as if one were…
Ifeatu Osegbo:
Thanks a lot Uncle Sam. So glad you had some time to go through.