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Exploring Africa
one place at a time 
Please Rt... Your Rt may be all I need to blow
. Exploring Africa
one place at a time Please Rt... Your Rt may be all I need to blow
It is important to always know that even in the tiniest of places, big dreams can happen. I met 12 year old Elizabeth ‘Elisa’ Ajani through fate and decided documenting her story.
Read: https://afrishot.com/lifestyle/elisa/
Read: https://afrishot.com/lifestyle/elisa/
I had a memorable time in Niger State and as always, I decided exploring the city of Minna.
Photo 1: A 5 year old girl selling akara in Minna garage
2: a seller going about her hustle in the market
3: Lol... They were suppose to be reading
4: the Amala and gbegiri joint
Photo 1: A 5 year old girl selling akara in Minna garage
2: a seller going about her hustle in the market
3: Lol... They were suppose to be reading
4: the Amala and gbegiri joint
Photo 1: 11-year old Yakubu selling pots for his mom while his friends were in school
Photo 2: Landscape view of FUTMINNA inside the campus
Photo 3: Look inside the cage and you will see a dog. A second late, this moment will be lost forever
Photo 4: Who loves “eja-kika” ?
Photo 2: Landscape view of FUTMINNA inside the campus
Photo 3: Look inside the cage and you will see a dog. A second late, this moment will be lost forever
Photo 4: Who loves “eja-kika” ?
I was at Ijagemo community in Ijegun area of Lagos State sometimes last month and I must confess, it was an hazardous experience.
This community is neglected and I could feel the agony of the residence. Here is my journal of this experience (1 of 2)
This community is neglected and I could feel the agony of the residence. Here is my journal of this experience (1 of 2)
I was at Ijagemo community in Ijegun area of Lagos State sometimes last month and I must confess, it was an hazardous experience.
This community is neglected and I could feel the agony of the residence. Here is my journal of this experience (2 of 2)
This community is neglected and I could feel the agony of the residence. Here is my journal of this experience (2 of 2)
Happy Independence Day Nigeria 
. I was in Kano State over the weekend to train a group of educators on Digital Skills. Enjoy
Pic 1: Inside Ado Bayero Mall
Pic 2: My team coincidentally met with Kano TedX team
Pic 3: Murtala Mohammed library
Pic 4: Haitel hotel, Kano. (1 of 3)
. I was in Kano State over the weekend to train a group of educators on Digital Skills. EnjoyPic 1: Inside Ado Bayero Mall
Pic 2: My team coincidentally met with Kano TedX team
Pic 3: Murtala Mohammed library
Pic 4: Haitel hotel, Kano. (1 of 3)
No doubt Kano is a beautiful place and Hausa is a beautiful language.
Pic 1: One picture, many stories. The hustle of a normal Hausa indigene.
Pic 2: I lodged at the Royal Tropicana Hotel for a night before moving to GRA
Pic 3: Catfish in Bida
Pic 4: Cat fish
(2 of 3)
Pic 1: One picture, many stories. The hustle of a normal Hausa indigene.
Pic 2: I lodged at the Royal Tropicana Hotel for a night before moving to GRA
Pic 3: Catfish in Bida
Pic 4: Cat fish
(2 of 3)
Pic 1: This has to be Kano’s finest bridge. So beautiful
Pic 2: Dinner ready (Masa with groundnut soup)
Pic 3: Rare picture of a Shisha store “King of Shisha” right in the middle of Kano
Pic 4: Masa in the making
(3 of 3)
Pic 2: Dinner ready (Masa with groundnut soup)
Pic 3: Rare picture of a Shisha store “King of Shisha” right in the middle of Kano
Pic 4: Masa in the making
(3 of 3)
My last trip out of Lagos was to Abeokuta & Ibadan. It was also my shortest distance trip in over a month... but, it was worthwhile.
#1. The almighty Ibadan micra
#2. Medmina College, Ibadan
#3. Sun set in Abeokuta
#4. The floral designs of Sacred Heart College, Abeokuta
#1. The almighty Ibadan micra
#2. Medmina College, Ibadan
#3. Sun set in Abeokuta
#4. The floral designs of Sacred Heart College, Abeokuta
I was in Calabar last weekend and here are my favourites.
#1. Boat cruise in Marian
#2. The Niger Bridge: - the bridge that connects Onitsha, Anambra State & Asaba, Delta State.
#3. Mary Slessor’s statue in Calabar
#4. Abadoned boat on the Twins Island A.K.A Iyata
#1. Boat cruise in Marian
#2. The Niger Bridge: - the bridge that connects Onitsha, Anambra State & Asaba, Delta State.
#3. Mary Slessor’s statue in Calabar
#4. Abadoned boat on the Twins Island A.K.A Iyata
