I think am a bit home sick. I miss my good old friends, cousins, and aunts. I really miss the fun I had last December when I visited. Am looking forward to my visit this year because I get to reunite with old friends who are in Nigeria and those who are coming back from other countries. I guess, it’s sort of like a reunion. The difficult part when I remember home is that I will not get to see my grandma, who past away late February of this year. I don’t know how I will handle not seeing her when I get back because the BIG reason I go visit more often was to see her–until then, I don’t want to get teary eye talking about her.Meet my nana:
This picture was taken in Jan. 08, 1-2hrs before I departed back to America–this was my last with her, Love u, RIPOk, off from the sad part, here are pictures of areas they never show you about Nigeria. Enjoy
Lagos state beach
Fast food joint
Wonderland Park, Abuja State
Ocean Crest School, Lagos State
Shopping center called Shoprite, Lagos statexoxoPhoto credit: facebook group: Africa they never show
wow, it seems very beautiful. i think that the nigerian culture is really cool– it’d be awesome to go there one day.and thanks for wishing me a belated 16th bday lol 🙂
Sorry to hear about your granny..The pictures are great though, Nigeria looks like a lot of fun. 🙂
what beautiful photos. It’s nice to see another perspective of Africa.
@claudia, thanks dear for your kinds words and comment 🙂 xoxo@richel, thanks hun, I always wish that people could see a different perspective not only nigeria but Africa beside what media shows. xoxo
Condolences on the loss of your gran honey.love love the images of Lagos! hoping to visit in december God willing.xMarian
Thanks babe, I will be there by God’s grace too 🙂
Can you recommend a few places to take kids to in Lagos and Abuja. I will look up that wonderland.Nice post. 🙂
Thanks dear, anonymous, I wil definitely look up that for you, please check back. xx:)
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