| Prophet Mbong, PhD said... I am a Nigerian living Houston, Texas. As a Nigerian I have never been to the Ilorin Area, I don’t know why. I will commend you for taking the time to volunteer to serve the people of Ilorin. Nigeria can be a difficult place, but you are doing very well, and even learning pidgin. I don’t know why I never volunteer in Nigeria, but have volunteered to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Chiapas, Mexico and Mexico City where I spent 4 years. I am currently serving in the US Army Reserves as an NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) specialist. Public service is a tough job no matter what capacity you choose to serve, that is why I am commending you for going to Northern Nigeria at a time that most Nigerians wont want to go there and most African Americans I have seen here would not want to go to Africa because of instability. I want to say THANK YOU Thursday June 1, 2006 Omonua Johnbull said... I am a Nigerian living and working in the UK and it has been nice reading through your blog. I can tell you that you have travelled to more places in Lagos than myself in over 30 years of my life. Have you been to Cross river yet? I hope you continue to have fun and a successful programme. Saturday January 7, 2006 Eduardo Baz said... Buenas tardes, me llamo Eduardo Baz, soy suscriptor del NGS, desde 1988, y siempre me ha llamado la atención el Continente Africano, hoy requieren de nuestra ayuda, es importante que nosotros los mexicanos tomemos conciencia, nuestros hermanos africanos nos necesitan, somos una gran nación, México, es hora de demostrarlo. Hi, I saw your pic in the page ngm.com/africa., I hope you dont mind me sending you this email, but your email adress, was published. I am a mexican who likes to read about Africa, I find you very atractive, and I will send you the neutrogena creams, so you will always be beautifull, if you want I can send you some mexiacan sauces, but I dont know if you will like them. Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. Eduardo Baz 12/21/2005 12:41:35 PM Dami said... nice blog there. interesting reading about your "adventures". i'm nigerian and i live in the us. some things you and your friends have done are even too scary for me to do. the only bus i've taken is a "danfo" from lagos island to victoria island. and that was scary. granted i was pretty young (12/13) but even now i can't imagine taking one to and from the mainland. anyways, i just wanted to correct your spelling of white person = "oyinbo". good luck in nigeria and will be reading more of your posts. dami. Friday December 9, 2005 AZEEZ OWOLABI said... What a lovely site you've got. Cool stuff Monday November 28, 2005 Sarah said... Hi there, I just ran across your site and enjoyed reading through everything. I'm trying to get a blog going on my site too. But I dont think i have the patience to do it! --Sarah My arthritis degenerative in spine Site Monday, September 26, 2005 4:22 PM Ifendo said... Found your blog while looking through stuff on Nigeria. Great work....Am sure you will make a difference to the kids you will be teaching! As a Nigerian, I feel what you are doing is something that we need people to do more........It is better to teach a man to farm than to give him aid. Keep Up the Good Work!!! Thursday, August 18, 2005 7:32 AM |
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