The capital of the relatively new state of Nassarawa does not live up to the standard of its other northern neighbours, but it boasts of an equally serene outlook, but with far less livestock around town.
The road from Abuja to Akwanga, I dare say, is one of the best roads in Nigeria. Surely it’s one of the best roads I’ve been on in the past two weeks, and I’ve been around. One other noticeable thing on the highway is the use of solar technology to power the street lights. This is an innovation that is long overdue in all of all the other states.
The road from Akwanga to Lafia however is one of the dangerous, definitely one of the longest winding roads I’ve been on. It is still undergoing dualization and it might get safer with expansion. It does boast of a good view of the hills and mountains though.
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Clarissa at http://clarissasbox.blogspot.com/
I can’t tell you how much I love these pictures. Keep posting them, please!!
Posted at July 20, 2010 on 3:40pm.
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Myne Whitman at http://www.mynewhitmanwrites.com
I love the pics too. These ones are a bit nostalgic for me cos I have lived and traveled in that area.
Posted at July 20, 2010 on 4:54pm.
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kiibaati at http://kiibaati.wordpress.com
Really nice posts. Really nice pictures
Posted at July 21, 2010 on 3:56pm.
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Kola at http://www.ktravula.com
I’m glad you like them. I’ve had tremendous fun taking them and walking through these places. The landscape of the Nigerian countryside is sooo pleasant to see, even more than the cities themselves. I’m back home, and I feel refreshed.
Posted at July 22, 2010 on 8:01am.