Merry Christmas

Hello Everyone,

I'm so so sorry I just disappeared on you all, it was due to circumstances beyond my control. I'm even more sorry about keeping the Nigeria Discussion Series hanging. A lot has been happening to me in the past months, much of it sad. I'll blog about it much later, but for now I'm still trying to recover from shock and spend as much time with family as possible before the holiday is over.
And thanx to all that sent mails or left comments checking up on me.

Once again Merry Christmas to you all!!!

NYSC's website

Hello People,

There is now an NYSC website.

Have a wonderful day!!

Feeling..

..Postcard from heaven by Lighthouse Family.


..What's happening in PH should be over soon.

It's sunday and we still have our hands in the air in most places in PH. Sorry the picture isn't very clear...my phone doesn't like zooming :-). Picture was taken around the civic center roundabout.

You can read more about what's been happening in the past couple of days and even watch a video HERE.

Have a wonderful week!!

In Pictures (4)

Lagos

Random pictures

The National Theater @ Iganmu

The Palms

A portrait of Samuel Okwaraji in front of Lagos stadium

At the play "Death & the King's Horseman", one of the plays during "A Season of Soyinka" produced by Laspapi. You can get more information of on-going plays at Terra Kulture here.

Happenings in PH

Picture above was taken on thursday in Woji (NB. closed stores and combat vehicle in background)

It's much safer now, but you can read more about the recent happenings here.

Have a wonderful weekend!

In Pictures (3)

Minna, Niger State

So, I went to Minna to see a friend of mine that's serving (NYSC) in Niger State some weeks back. Only stayed there 1 night, so I didn't have enough time to remember i didn't take enough pictures (in Minna). Anyways, I like that first picture because of the grass in the gutter {Me thinks it looks much better than the spirogyra in the gutters in the South :-)).

Suleja, Niger State

Random picture

Zuma rock

Zuma rock: A closer view