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Getting my Passport stamped in Cameroon

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..

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Backpacking Nigeria to Namibia: A New Adventure

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 along the way. As an ECOWAS citizen, traveling through West Africa’s borders was still a breeze, and I highly recommend it. This year, we’re at it again, traveling through Eastern and Southern Africa, connecting via Central Africa. I am backpacking from Nigeria to Namibia as

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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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