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Exploring the Allure of Senegal: A Tranquil Gem in West Africa

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 town planning and city landscapes can have on a traveler’s first impression. The architecture seems to follow an unspoken directive, dictating the precise height, width, color, and form of each building to maintain a harmonious urban tapestry. As I navigated the cities, I couldn’t help

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The ECOWAS Travel Certificate: My Near Deportation Experience in Senegal

My journey with the ECOWAS travel certificate led to an unexpected and eye-opening experience in Senegal, a nation that is part of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This article delves into my encounter with the ECOWAS travel certificate and the challenges I faced when trying to exercise my right to free movement within the ECOWAS region. Discovering the ECOWAS Travel Certificate As a young Nigerian, I came across the ECOWAS travel certificate, which in lieu of the ECOWAS passport  offered the promise of unrestricted passage to the 15 ECOWAS member states including Senegal. It seemed like a

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Top 10 waterfalls in Nigeria and why you should Visit:

Nigeria is blessed with some of the most beautiful and fascinating waterfalls in Africa. if you think I’m lying, wait till the end of this article and come argue with me in the comment Section. Welcome Alarinkaz, Today In no particular orders I will be sharing these top waterfalls destinations based on their accessibility and my experiences. Leggos! 1: Farin Ruwa waterfall Farin Ruwa waterfall is arguably one of the most beautiful, stunning and stand out waterfalls in Nigeria. The majestic waterfall also called “White waters is located in Wamba local government area in Nasarrawa state. Accessibility of this waterfall

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Ecowas Passport: Crossing West Africa Borders

You don’t have to wait for 6 months to get your international passport to travel to Ghana, all you need is a Ecowas Passport.???? Hey there, Alarinkas! Welcome back to my blog! Remember when we embarked on that amazing journey five years ago, exploring all 36 states in Nigeria? Well, guess what? We’re going global now and venturing into West Africa! Our mission is to explore 10 West African countries in just 50 days using the incredible ECOWAS Travel Certificate. Now, you might be wondering, what exactly is this ECOWAS Travel Certificate? Well, it’s not your usual Nigerian International Passport.

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How to “FUND” your Travel as a Broke Inspiring Travel Blogger.

I know you’re wondering what “ Travel & “Broke” is doing in the statement. Because to travel is to have money. ? That’s what I’m about to get to in a minute. A few weeks ago, I took to my Newsletter family & social media to share the financial mistakes I made as an inspiring newbie travel content creator and how I went about funding my trip, which was a wrong money decision.to “ I’ve learned sha.”  I promised to share how I was able to fund the rest of my trip and hopefully for my forthcoming trips so that

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