My West-Central African Border Crossing Adventure From Nigeria to Cameroon… then Congo Brazzaville (well, almost) After a month of exploring Cameroon, it was time to move on to my next stop — Congo Brazzaville. But the plan wasn’t so straightforward. I originally wanted to go through Equatorial Guinea first. So I took a bus from …
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At the bustling Mile 2 bus station in Lagos, a young woman named Omotoke Fatoki hoisted her solitary backpack and boarded a coach bound for Douala, Cameroon. Little did she know, she would not return for the next six months. By the time she stepped off a dusty minibus in Windhoek, Namibia, she had become …
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Journeying Beyond Borders: Omotoke Fatoki’s Epic Road Trip from Lagos to Namibia When dawn broke over Lagos on that humid June morning, Omotoke Motunrayo Fatoki slung a single rucksack onto her shoulders and stepped into the hum of a city that never sleeps. She carried no luxury gear— just a dream, unwavering …
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From Lagos to Windhoek: My Journey as the First African to Travel from Nigeria to Namibia by Road We did it! After months of preparation, countless visa applications, and an unforgettable road trip through 9 African countries, we’ve finally made it from Lagos, Nigeria, all the way to Windhoek, Namibia! And let me tell you, …
1: What is Overlanding Africa? Overlanding Africa is about embarking on a road journey that lets you explore the vast landscapes, rich cultures, and hidden treasures of the continent without flying. It’s not just about reaching a destination but enjoying the journey itself. Whether by public transport or your own vehicle, overlanding allows you to …
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Until we document and celebrate the success stories of Africans thriving on the continent, we will continue to perceive the West as the ultimate destination.
If you’re going to go by boat: Go by Ship; They are certain ship that leaves Calabar once a week. You can follow them, you’ll be charged for transportation and passport stamping. It is better and safer use it..
Starting the Nigeria-Namibia trip,our journey aims to start from the beautiful country of Cameroon, which is one of the closest countries linking Western and Central Africa together with a vast border with Nigeria
Dear Alarinkas, my beautiful people who love to see the world’s beauty, Your social prefect is at it again. Last year, for two and a half months, we backpacked across West Africa, through ten countries. It was such a beautiful journey, filled with the rich expressions of food and culture, and the challenges we faced …
Senegal truly gets it, emerging as a destination that demands attention and admiration. Despite the initial frustration and disappointment surrounding the entry process, these sentiments swiftly dissipate upon setting foot in the country. Oh, what a magnificent sight to behold! In the grand symphony of travel, Dakar takes the lead, showcasing the profound impact that …
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