7 MOST AMAZING THINGS TO TRY AT ONIRU PRIVATE BEACH
Originally posted on ericotrips:
Before we get seriously underway, there are two basic questions I want you to consider. Firstly, Have you ever visited any beach in Lagos? Secondly: What…
Movie Review: Hotel Mumbai
It’s Movie Night! If you have been following this blog for a while, you already know I love India and utterly enjoyed my time in Delhi, and so, after watching … Continue Reading Movie Review: Hotel Mumbai
20 Tips for Renewing Your Nigerian Passport in United Kingdom
Following my previous post on how to renew your Nigerian Passport in Nigeria. This post is a guide on how to renew your passport in the United Kingdom (UK). Go … Continue Reading 20 Tips for Renewing Your Nigerian Passport in United Kingdom
The Annual Bloggers Bash Awards are Back!
Originally posted on The Annual Bloggers Bash:
Now in its fifth year, the Annual Bloggers Bash returns bigger and better than ever. The venue is booked, the date is set…
Asaba Massacre Victims – 7th October 1967
Sequel to my previous post on the Asaba Massacre Memorial Day, below are a list of some 374 people, less than half the number of civilians murdered on the 7th of October, 1967.
Asaba Massacre Memorial Day 2017 Itinerary
Exactly 50 years ago today, Saturday, the 7th of October, over a thousand civilians in Asaba, mostly men, were murdered by soldiers of the Nigerian Army. Though on hearing that the war was approaching the town, many indigenes had fled across the Niger, a good number remained because the town was not part of Biafra, not even on the Biafran map. They were Nigerians, many of whom were professionals and civil servants working in Benin before the war.
Food: Poached Eggs and How to Make Yours
For most of us in Nigeria, we prefer our eggs hard-boiled, fried or stewed, and like our meat, we like them very well done. However, despite being semi-cooked, they are easy to make, healthful and low in calories, and with a little salt and black pepper, a delicious addition to your breakfast or salad.
Review: Uber Nigeria Yay or Nay?
I landed in Lagos, tried to get an Uber taxi to pick me up. Turns out the driver that took the call was too far away and I had to cancel, costing me N1000. I mean, “somebody cannot make mistake with your service?”
