It started off as a carefully worded reply (berating her for not keeping me in the loop) to my friend Alex’s tweet on her plans to go on a road trip from Lagos to Cotonou in June and needing female partners for the trip. A few days later and a whatsapp group titled Cotonou trip was
Exploring The Coal City- Enugu. Over the Easter break, I traveled down to my hometown with family. There was a burial to attend and extended family to catch up with but ultimately, my plan was to explore and tick off Enugu from my growing list of places to visit in Nigeria. A day after arriving
How much does it cost to plan a budget-friendly trip/travel from Lagos to Ghana by road? Well, my post detailing my Ghana travel budget/expenses and how much it cost me to travel from Lagos to Ghana by road is finally here! I know it has been a long time coming, I almost wasn’t going to
This past weekend, a group of friends and I hiked all the way to the seventh level of the Olumirin / Erin Ijesha waterfall. Although, I didn’t include the Erin Ijesha waterfall or Osun state in my post on my top places to visit in Nigeria. It was definitely on my “to do list” and
Figuring out things to do in Accra and places to visit during our trip to Ghana ideally should have been one of the first things on our list, after the budget of course. We looked up a few places, yes. Also spent some time scrolling through Instagram, following hashtags with the word “Ghana” or “Accra”
By now, I’m guessing it is no news that I traveled from Lagos to Ghana by road a few months back. If you follow me on Instagram, you should have seen all my posts about my stay there and if you don’t, there’s this post I did on the blog here announcing my road trip
I’m off on a road trip to Ghana! If you’re reading this, I’m most likely a few hours into a twelve-hour road trip to Ghana right now with fellow blogger Alex. Probably already tired of sitting still and eager to arrive at my destination in Accra. It’s a love – hate relationship that I have with
There might be a lot of negative news surrounding the Giant of Africa – Nigeria but Nigeria is way more than the economy or it’s president. It is a beautiful country with a rich culture, lots of amazing sceneries and travel destinations. If you had told me a couple of years back that at some
Helloooo! Have I said thank you to you guys lately? Thank you so much for all the love on my birthday and the support in my last post. I appreciate you! P.S – Picture overload in this post. So, It is no news that I was in Abuja over the weekend for the dunes experience. I talked
SIGHTS AND FEELS. Hey, Guys! I’m sorry for bringing in the final post in my Benin Republic travel series this late/far away from the rest. I’m a bit obsessed with order and I try to put up my posts according to how I mapped them out in my planner. I hope you haven’t lost interest