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Trip to Jos, Nigeria

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Male buck
Male buck		 Herd
Herd		 The Boys
The Boys		 Village near Bauchi
Village near Bauchi
Along the Road to Abuja : House of a Pilot ?
Along the Road to Abuja : House of a Pilot ?		 Colours in a market in Abuja
Colours in a market in Abuja		 Strong Man, Market in Abuja
Strong Man, Market in Abuja		 Fun in the Pool
Fun in the Pool
Mosque in hazy Abuja
Mosque in hazy Abuja		 Break
Break		 Goodbye
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Guest 12-May-2012 17:03
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Olabanji 07-Dec-2011 11:02
it is the most beautiful and natural place i have ever stepped in Nigeria, i was there as a corp member(NYSC), i love the place,the weather,everything about it is special and wonderful.... cant wait to go back there again cos i still dream of it...
Olabanji 07-Dec-2011 11:02
it is the most beautiful and natural place i have ever stepped in Nigeria, i was there as a corp member(NYSC), i love the place,the weather,everything about it is special and wonderful.... cant wait to go back there again cos i still dream of it...
Antony (Daddy Long Legs) Esuk 27-Nov-2011 06:30
All these photos really bring back a GREAT and memorable time in my life. Jos is a special place! "Awe" (my brother), "West-Brom" and "Professor" didn't mention me but I too was a rebel, now sojourning in Northern California :D Big-up and shout out to Peter "El-Pierro", Cho-che, Tama, Bluesio, Ambrose, Dylan, the Katos, man! so many names... love y'all!
Awe Esuk 26-Nov-2011 08:59
wow lots of guys and gals still living in the jos spirit-thats really great-this is awe of the great rebels fc in jos with so many members from crest zico-john high,bob miliks,danny-legs timothy hill,tama,choche-victor esuk is my younger brother we both live in portland oregon in the pacific northwest of the us-he runs his own landscape company and i fly corporate jets for a private company,i've been privy in past 6 yrs to meet with harry peterson,liki malafa,the kato brothers,tama and email with choche and going to jos apr 2012
Awe Esuk 26-Nov-2011 08:59
wow lots of guys and gals still living in the jos spirit-thats really great-this is awe of the great rebels fc in jos with so many members from crest zico-john high,bob miliks,danny-legs timothy hill,tama,choche-victor esuk is my younger brother we both live in portland oregon in the pacific northwest of the us-he runs his own landscape company and i fly corporate jets for a private company,i've been privy in past 6 yrs to meet with harry peterson,liki malafa,the kato brothers,tama and email with choche and going to jos apr 2012
Binfa kelvin Gono 22-Jun-2011 07:08
I was born and raised in jos. We used to admire Hillcrest so much especially during their sports competitions. Jos is indeed a beautiful place with so much foreigners, good and hospitable natives, very good wheather with so much attractive scenic beauty. I've been to almost every part of Nigeria, but i cant escape the beauty of staying in Jos. I love it here than any part of Nigeria.
Titiloye kayode 03-Jun-2011 10:02
Dis is very interesting, i wil like to be in jos even only one time.
sue 13-Apr-2011 17:06
I was born in Jos in 1960. My father was an auditor for the British Government. I so wish I could return and see my place of birth.
ethel cruz 20-Jan-2011 03:23
hi.. i studied at hillcrest my 5th and 6th grade,year 1980 t0 1982. im looking for my classmates at that time.
Ray Phelps-Bowman 14-Jan-2011 16:13
I was a student at Hillcrest School in the 1950s. I am concerned about how things are going in Jos, I have been trying to find current information on Hillcrest its students and staff.

Does anyone have email or blog addresses for current Hillcrest staff or students where information about Hillcrest can be found? Thanks.
Ishaya Pierre 03-Jan-2011 04:32
I am from Jos, specifically born in Bukuru. My father worked all his life with ATMN ltd a mining company. I am presently an auto manufacturing engineer in Alabama USA.
Guest 17-Oct-2010 19:58
Nigeria's been in my mind this month.Happy 50th year of independence! I miss Nigeria but I think it is the memmories of a place long gone. The hills are full of buildings. My friends are scattered, but fond memmories remain. Long Live Nigeria!
Guest 07-Oct-2010 23:00
Jay Tolar was teaching at Hillcrest until he had to come home for medical care a couple years ago.
mark elliott 26-Sep-2010 04:41
Just read through some more and have seen Sabina.I lived at boulder hill and my sister oenone elliott lived at your hostel.do you remember.If anyone who remembers me thats Mark elliott,or my sister i would love to hear from you.My email is mark.elliot77@ntlworld.com
mark elliott 26-Sep-2010 03:18
To Danny (MR.Legg)I saw your post and my heart jumped a beat.I attended the school from 81-82.I knew him as "Johnny" john high.John high,Jay Tolar myself and others were on the same dormatory at the schools hostel hill crest.For me john was such a character and i guess i used to look up to him as i was a year younger.I remember we used to go upstairs and watch european football on sundays.I was so impressed at the time that johny being a real american but used to live for the english game that he called soccer.Man i am 45 next week and seeing your post makes my day.I have never forgotten my time at the school and have always looked back with very fond memories.Not one single year has ever gone by without myself wondering what john and jay and others are doing now.Perhaps jay is a doctor who knows,he could have followed his father into the profession who treated me at jos when i became very ill with either food poisoning or maleria.Do you remember VICTOR ESUK he used to love and play football he knew johnny also.His father was a nigerian army general.Paul pepper,Beth olamanukwe never forgotten these guys either.If your reading this get in touch.Oh and while your at it i have lost my year book and would love to kow where to get another or even a duplicate.All the best for now hopefully, with fondest memories kind regards mark.
ez 24-Sep-2010 12:18
hi does anyone have any phone numbers for the assemblies of god guest house?
Elizabeth yusuf 17-Aug-2010 18:54
my name is ELIZABETH YUSUF .I school at ECWA staff school in grade 10 . jos is a nice place to visit.
Danny (mr leg) 07-Feb-2010 02:14
great pictures, i used to live in jos 1978 to 1982 and used to play football after school hours at hillcrest school with guys such as liki, nanim, jon high, sherin, tama and awe just to mention a few for the rebels football team which was formed by hillcrest and non hillcrest students. we called this brand of football transtel, is there any of you guys still around ?
Jose Oommen 31-Jan-2010 16:08
Hi all,
I am Jose Oommen from India. I plan to visit JOS soon for a business trip. We plan to visit the Ginger growing area and buy some quantity soon. I am looking for some contacts there and some good frens there. Any travellers coming there are also welcome. My email: indianafoods@sify.com
isah i isah 21-Jan-2010 08:02
ther is no body that wil came to jos at tame even the necst ten yas coming bicost platua state indigin they dont want to see eny body in thera toun esivt them and theyera brothers bot i know that god wil protect and provent prosave the muslim ummah in the jos platua state expeshale the city good by my name is isah
Tolu Oladipo 23-Jul-2009 07:01
i also went to hillcrest (elementary school) from 1978 to 1982, and some of the names i'm seeing on this blog look familiar! i've been to jos a few times since then, and incidentally i'll be there next week on a business trip. feel free to hook up! reach me at towlou@yahoo.com
eramadan 09-May-2009 12:10
Hi, you can find some more pictures from Jos, Nigeria in this website: http://www.josaddress.com/Pictures_of_Jos.htm
Neneh Lowther 22-Apr-2009 19:37
Hi, dear,
I was looking for a website on jos tourism and came accross yurs. my nane is Neneh and I'm planning to visit Nigeria with my 5yr old son and my husband who is white in July for 2 wks. I come from Eastern Nigeria but have never been to Jos. My husband has been to Logos and Eastern parts but not the North and people have told us to vist Jos. I'm a bit worried about our safety and we would like to visit Jos for a couple of days as we're flying into Abuja. Where is the best place to stay and places to visit? Judging from ur pictures, it looks like a definite must for us and I'm sure my husband will enjoy it.
Lois Duncanson 19-Dec-2008 13:14
I attended Hillcrest between 1975 and 1977. I stayed at the Boulder Hill hostel w/ Elvis and BettyLou. I was reading the comments and was feeling bombarded with memories! Very cool website and love the pictures. I especially school breaks at Yankari.
Ervin Veszpremi 27-Oct-2008 22:09
These pictures brought back long forgotten sweet memories, thank you. I was also at Hillcrest High School around this time, I did Grade 11 and 12 there between 1976 and 1977. For a while I lived in the Assemblies of God hostel, wonderfully run by Uncle Dave and Aunt Louise. Such wonderful people, I'll never forget them.

Some of my classmates were Joy Beecham from the Twin cities and Criss Black from Australia. Criss painted a big picture with baobab tree and an elephant for us, my father still keeps it in his bedroom. If anybody has contact with them, or any of this rings a bell, please, let me know!
Emmanuel Moses 18-Jul-2008 02:48
I was born and grew up in Jos. I never forget the beautiful and peaceful scenery of a town I always want to go back to each time I visit Nigeria.These pictures bring back pleasant memories of sites I frequent very often while growing up in Jos. I attended Baptist Primary School, Park road Jos, Methodist hHigh School Jebbu/Bassa. Do those sound familiar. I am Emmanuel Moses. You may contact me @healinghands_04@yahoo.com.
Mapilane R Thulare 25-Jun-2008 11:14
Hi there,
For what I just saw, it’s a total true art of beauty… I wish to visit this place someday.
This is what I’m talking about, neighboring countries that can really steal a person’s heart.
Pure beauty that laid itself beyond expectations capturing and reminding us of how is really like, being an AFRICAN.
Gauteng Provice, Pretoria (Atteridgeville).
Lyubov Kostova 29-Apr-2008 00:02
Dorothee - yes! Your name rigns a bell with me - did you go to Hillcrest in '78? Grade 4? Because I think we were in the same class back then. Miss Judith Post's class? Would be great to catch up
Nellie 22-Apr-2008 18:34
Hi,

Great to see such beautiful photos of Jos. I am a Nigerian living in the UK. I will be travelling to Jos to perform my traditional wedding, I wondered if you could please suggest a lists of nice hotels or guest houses to stay as I was not raised in Jos and I have been away from home for over fifteen years. Your views will be well appreciated! Thanks Nellie (mamanyara@hotmail.co.uk)
samuel elechi 11-Mar-2008 14:37
Hi, my name is Sam Elechi,i was in Hillcrest between 1972 and 1976, i was in Pineview Christian hostel, and i was in Maxwell hall then,my house parents were uncle John and aunt Ray,some of my class mates were Yusufu Dankaro,Haruna Dankaro, Joy Thukar, Sharon Lang,Shoreen Buys,Marthar, Spee Hiedi Brower Tom Channer, Murray Kutze, etc please if this information rings a bell please reach me on onukwubelelechi@yahoo.com i will be very glad to talk to you agian, bye
olufunke 06-Mar-2008 00:06
The picture of jos brings alot of memories. My name is Olufunke. I grew up in Jos and lived in Apollo Crescent for over 10 years. I remember how my friends and family used to ride our bikes round the GRA and Hilcrest. Jos is a wonderful place to live and will love to retire in Jos when i grow old
Owi 16-Feb-2008 00:52
J.town(as it is popularly called) is a piece of art. that place will always have my heart ... this pictures are awesome and they bring back sooooo many memories ... GOD BLESS NIGERIA
John M 23-Jan-2008 16:15
to Samit GC. I also lived in No 4 Hospital Place, in 1979. But I was working for P&T in the town.
Dorothee 14-Jan-2008 03:08
Hi, my name is Dorothee Whitaker-Fehlmann. I also went to Hillcrest back in the mid 70's. I attended 1-5th grade. My dad, Walter Fehlmann, still lives in Jos. :) Does the name ring a bell?
Dave 04-Jan-2008 16:57
I too enjoyed the pictures. I grew up in Ghana but I went to Hillcrest for one year for my freshman year in 1975/76. I loved Jos very much.
Rev.Harold A.Hein 04-Jan-2008 16:48
What a wonderful array of pics of Nigeria, and especially of Jos. We lived in Nigeria (at the Lutehran church missionin Obot Idim, Uyo, Ibibio area) from 19555-64 and in Ukpom in the Ikot Ekpene area 1952-54). We visited Jos each year and have great memories of the 'vacation place' while in Nigeria, a wonderful respite from the enervating heat and humiity of southeastern Nigeria. . Our two oldest children (now 54 and 52 yrs.!) remember the waterfalls and wimming there; also the many places to climb rocks and hills.. I have informed former church and missionary workers of your picture site. god bless! Harold Hein (hein473@comcast.net)








Guest 04-Jan-2008 16:46
What a wonderful array of pics of Nigeria, and especially of Jos. We lived in Nigeria (at the Lutehran church missionin Obot Idim, Uyo, Ibibio area) from 19555-64 and in Ukpom in the Ikot Ekpene area 1952-54). We visited Jos each year and have great memories of the 'vacation place' while in Nigeria, a wonderful respite from the enervating heat and humiity of southeastern Nigeria. . Our two oldest children (now 54 and 52 yrs.!) remember the waterfalls and wimming there; also the many places to climb rocks and hills.. I have informed former church and missionary workers of your picture site. god bless! Harold Hein (hein473@comcast.net)







Diane 31-Dec-2007 20:36
great photos..... my 18 year old daughter Sara, is in Jos right now for two weeks with the Medicine Hat Skateboard Assoc. There over to help with waterwells, wheelchair ramps, really just to try and make a difference.
afro 25-Nov-2007 14:45
Your pictures are simply great..
thanx for sharing
Dungak 11-Nov-2007 18:31
Thanks for sharing these beautiful pictures. I'm also from jos but have been living in Texas for the past ten years. It was great stumbling across your website. I also noticed that alot of my friends I lost touch with have found your website. Kevin Ray and Kevin Boer from TCNN in Bukuru (wonder were you guys are?), Olofu Abaji(we still keep in touch)and Professor. I was in jos in july and it was a great to taste the kunu and masa again.
Uche Onwu 11-Nov-2007 08:46
Pls, do get me more Jos pics to femolystic@myself.com. Cheers.
Uche Onwu 11-Nov-2007 08:35
I just can't forget my experiences in Jos. Such a nice beautiful city. I came in there as a corper on national service and I explored all tourist locations. Direct feel of nature at it's best. The climate is perfect. The rocks, magnificient. It was a wonderful experience. I hope to spend my future vacations in Jos to refresh those good old times.
Guest 25-Oct-2007 14:41
Inno, Thanx for sharing these nostalgic memories with me. I will make sure I pass it on to all the "Great Jos-ites". The "Tin City" never looked more beautiful. I am from Vom (NVRI) and went to St. Joseph's College. My folks still live there. I left Naija back in 1988 but have been back a handfull of times. I am planning on sending my kids to Hillcrest next year to get a first hand experience of daddy's origin. Emiel, you are the best for capturing these vivid and moving images of our homeland. Best wishes in everything you do. Feel free to hola at me.
Olofu Agbaji (olofua@hotmail.com)
Innocent 25-Oct-2007 05:58
These are great pictures, I was born and raised in Jos,and used to "tap" soccer with Awe Esuk, Paul Kato, Jon Kato, Tama, Nanim, John high, "Ziks" and all the other guys. I agree with one of the comments posted. Jos could be a great tourist city, but the priorities of those in charge is only to have a bulging pocket, know what I mean! It's sad. I was in jos in 2005, I can't wait to go back this spring. thanks for sharing your photos.

Innocent(better known as Professor)
Atlanta,GA
Trish 13-Oct-2007 21:27
These are great pictures. I'm going to Nigeria in November and am trying to plan places to visit. I'm flying into Abuja and will most likely be visiting Jos. After seeing these pictures I really want to go. Any other suggestions of where to go and what to do?
Guest 29-Sep-2007 18:13
I went to the American Mission School at Hillcrest, Jos between 1976-1978. I stayed at Boulder Hill. As the others have said, great memories and these are great pictures. I remember going for long weekend trips to Yankari. My parents were missionaries in Tchad. My house parents were BettyLou and Elvis.
Dave Barnes 05-Sep-2007 09:12
Hi .Nice to see pictures of Jos I was working for P&T in 1968-1969 the place has change from when I was there .I learnt to play golf on what was a 12 hole course in thoughs days I a can still remember every hole even now.I then moved to Kano untill 1971 .Would like to hear from any one that was out there at that time and may have know me .Dave Barnes
charles odugba potters 22-Aug-2007 19:51
Most people know me as charleepee. I went to Hillcrest school. Left in 1987 to attend University of Benin. I, currently, live in Charlotte, North Carolina. I have been there since 1993. These pictures are beautiful. They made me so homesick. I missed nature and the simple way of life. I have travelled extensive throughout Nigeria since my father works with the Nigerian Aviation. I am planning a vacation that will take me back home next year.
Kevin Ray 14-Jul-2007 17:44
Amazing to stumble across a note from Sumit. I think in primary school we used to trade Hardy Boys' books...I was class of 88, I still keep in occasional touch with Kevin Boer
Guest 07-Jul-2007 10:45
samit wrote: Mr. Bierling used to give us the oh how funny i remember him also quite well, please contact me, samit. Sabina. the fotos raise up my mind.
Guest 07-Jul-2007 10:41
Hello! I am looking for an ex-colleg from Hillcrest School, Jos, Nigeria:

JAN KNUDSEN from Denmark, probably originally from Aarhus ??
His year of birth could be between 1964-66.

I was living there in Woyke House (Don And Ann Goltz).

I got to know him there in 1981.
We wrote each other for several years (see Foto from 1987) after i left Jos.
Unfortunately we lost contact and adress.

Very often i have to remember him because i write in my reasearches about
Sören Kierkegaard.
So everytime i remember the only boy from Denmark i knew
- "apart from Sören"..:-))
and particularely many of my favorit films
from your land: DOGME 95
http://www.dogme95.dk/celebration/pop_up.htm)

My name and adress at that time was Sabina Weber (Date of birth: 1968),
from the north of Germany (adress: Völksen, near to Hannover)

Now i am Sabina Mielentz, Mannheim, Germany.
Homepage: www.mielentz.org
see fotos and more after registration, i give you the rights to look up
for foto galery.

My Classteacher was Mr. DeJager.
My friend was Renate Ezimora - they knew each other also.
See schoolbook "Crest 1981" : page 16, 15, 37.
Also Phil Ihenacho was his schoolfriend (Sophomores).
Guest 07-Jul-2007 10:39
remembering my time there 1981, looking for ex-hillcrest students..please contact me www.mielentz.org (birth: 1968), Woyke House! Sabina
Samit G. C. 29-Mar-2007 07:19
I lived in Jos (No. 4 Hospital Place--not far from Plateau Hospital and just a KM or two from Hillcrest) from 1977 to Hillcrest graduation in 1987. Remember running the Nigel for 3-4-5 and later in high school 4-6-8. Lol. That's the first time I've thought of those running contests in years. Mr. Bierling used to give us the medals. I'm sure I have mine in some box somewhere. I was rooting around the web in search of some more current photos of Hillcrest and the hostels (Elm House, Boulder Hill, etc.)--just for nostalgia's sake. These were some good photos. :)

PAUL TRIGG: I see that you posted down below. Funny, I remember your name so clearly but everything else is foggy. You'll have to forgive me.

Anyway, cool seeing the posts here. :) Ciao.
Guest 14-Mar-2007 18:08
I am from Jengre,a small town about 30Km from Jos. I left sometime ago to the states and my children have been asking me about Plateau State. I was elated to stumble on your Pictures. All the places are familiar and was able to give them good naratives. We all had a great time viewing them. It really brought back some nostalgic feelings.I felt I was once again back home. Thanks alot for sharing your pictures.

Joseph.
Chris 08-Mar-2007 13:47
I attended Hillcrest School in Jos from 1947-1954. Always good to see pictures of "home" but, oh, so many changes.
Funny 12-Feb-2007 08:00
I am Russian, my husband is from Naija....I love yhis country, but I've been only in Lagos and Kano. Your pictures are really the best. Thank you
Obii Obiji 07-Feb-2007 16:27
Hi
My name is Obii, a Nigeria. I am Travel/Tourism Consultant with a company known as Tanzeel. We are into Tour Packages ( Cultural exchange programmes)I came across you photos on the Web.I need to ask for your permission to use your pictures on a newspaper known as 'Experience' i will equally be happy to hear from you. You can send your written experience while in Nigeria to the following email.experience_editor@fastermail.com or obii_nwokoro2obiji@yahoo.co.uk.234-8034264162
Guest 29-Jan-2007 18:29
Your pictures are really amazing, captring many sides of Nigeria that does not get a lot of coverage. I have never been to Jos, but looking through these, I want to make a trip. Thanks!
Guest 19-Jan-2007 13:17
Great pics, some of these are postcard material! Hi, I'm a Nigerian from Delta State (though I was brought up in Lagos). Jos is my favourite place in Nigeria, I used to go there alot when I was younger as my mother is from there. I miss the ideal weather, the strong smell of fresh flowers, the fresh fruits are the best I've ever had, the rocky landscapes are amazing.. there is so much potential to attract tourists. Sad not much is being done about it.
Paul Trigg 30-Dec-2006 23:09
My email is greeneaglz@gmail.com
Paul Trigg 30-Dec-2006 23:06
Great pictures of Jos. My brothers were born in Vom, I was at Jos/Vom from 1968 to about 1981. Went to school at hillcrest. If you want to get in touch with me feel free. Love to hear from you. Looks like you had a great time Emiel,
Paul
Nancy-Australia 21-Sep-2006 23:02
When i saw the house with the airplane on top, i recognized it. i did my Youth service in Gombe and passed Jos many times on my way to Gombe. I'm visiting Nigeria this year (for my wedding!!) and seeing pictures of Nigeria make me feel very very excited. thanks for sharing these photos.
Brad 13-Sep-2006 02:10
I went to high school in Nigeria in the last 60's and it was waaaay fun to see your pictures. Thank you.
Maria 12-Sep-2006 10:58
hi, i'm european but i lived in jos and lagos from 2003 to 2005. i went back for a holiday this year, still feel homesick and miss africa very much.
these pictures just made my day (e.g. i remembered that house on the road side from jos to abuja, and many other sceneries took me back in time!)
thanks 4 making my day!!! :)
Martin 06-Sep-2006 13:49
These comments are quite encouraging. I'm happy to know that my recollections of Jos are shared by so many. Keep up the good work.
Debi 03-Aug-2006 14:48
We are going to Jos with our church in a few months. It was fun seeing your photos!
Carole Moore 23-Jul-2006 09:58
My husband and I lived and worked in Jos from 1979 to 1982. Your pictures brought back many memories. It was an interesting place to live in - there were many challenges, but we enjoyed our time there on the whole.
Charles Malgwi 15-Jul-2006 05:35
Thank you for posting these good pictures, especially the natural scenes. Good job and keep up the good work.
Guest 13-Jun-2006 17:59
Nice pictures! They brought back a lot of memories. I was born in Jos and spent my entire childhood in the bukuru/vom area. I left in 1985 and visited bukuru only once after that in 1987. I am hoping that one day I'll be able to visit again and relive an almost magical childhood.
Megha
Pete Collett 19-May-2006 13:29
Pete Collett - pcollett@brcwestindies.com
Pete Collett 19-May-2006 13:29
Pete Collett - pcollett@brcwestindies.com
Pete Collett 19-May-2006 11:46
Pete Collett - I lived in jos/ Bukuru for many ryears as a child. It was great ti see your photographs and would love to see more
Before leaving ( in 75 ) i back packed around the north east and north west states I even made it to the mambilla plateau
Would love to hear from any body that was in jos / Bukuru 67 thro 75
My father worked for ATMN
Roberta 06-May-2006 09:39
Thank you. I was born in Vom and grew up in Jos. It was my home. Left there at nineteen. I have been homesick for the red dust, harmattan, frangipani blossoms and ready laughter for 48 years. Again, thank you. I appreciate David's comment.
David 24-Apr-2006 04:37
I am an American, married to a Nigerian, living in Jos. It has the potential to become a very attractive place for tourists, It is a shame the locals do not recognize the natural beauty.Jos is a friendly, safe place.
David
Mike & Janice Motts 07-Mar-2006 10:02
Things have changed. Was in Jos (Bukuru)1956-1968 with amaltinco. Some photos bring back memories.
Guest 30-Jan-2006 15:38
was nice to see your photos.i visited jos whilst voluntering with VSO(UK) a year ago(2005).i really enjoyed Jos,the temprature was alot more comfortable than akure where i was based.
dora mallott
Guest 31-Oct-2005 13:07
I was married in Jos 45 years ago and you have brought back many happy memories for me.
Bobby U.K.
Ufuoma okoro 02-Aug-2005 16:28
You have captivated a side never seen on the net about Nigeria. Delta state where i am originally from. I was so overwhelmed by these shots and I am looking forward to my trip next year. The shots are excellent.
By the way i an a Nikonian.

Well Done
DAUDA RAJI 12-Nov-2004 03:22
Great job on the photographs. I can almost say they are the best photos of nigeria that I've seen on the internet so far
Kayla 14-May-2004 01:57
I was looking at your page and saw that you went to many places in Nigeria. I was wondering if you could e-mail me and help me on a project I am doing on traveling to Nigeria and its tourist places. thank you
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