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| 16th February 2008 tobin | really nice. - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival the pictures are really nice.i feel like crying cos have been away from home for 4 years now.cant wait to come back home. |
| 8th January 2008 victor abia | this is wonderfull - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival this is wonderfull. i was opportuned 2b part of 2007 edition of the carnival and waow! it was awesome. calabar is a destination during christmas and i sure wont miss this year"s edition |
| 17th December 2007 ebi k | christmas in calabar is the bomb - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival since 2004,i cant spend christmas any where else than calabar,the long walk,the relaxing dance steps,the colourful custums,i just can't wait for 2007 carnival cuz all my friends are gonna be there.u really have to experience it.thanks duke |
| 13th November 2007 abas | Calabar Festival and Carnival - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival the Calabar Carnival and Festival is here again, the cross river xmas festival promises to be the event of the year. the official website http://www.crossriverfestival.com includes a discussion forum. |
| 21st September 2007 Melissa | WOW - From: First time in the village What an amazing opportunity you have taken. Your life will be forever changed - and with the right circumstances, I also hope the lives of the people you are meeting will be improved. |
| 20th September 2007 Humairah | Good to hear from you! - From: First time in the village After a long blogging hiatus! :P |
| 27th April 2007 Linda Osgood | Great Pictures - From: My Nigerian Family and Friends Love your pictures. I appreciate learning about some interesting people. You are lucky to be welcomed by nice people. I am glad you have been able to make good friends. Thanks Linda. |
| 27th April 2007 anonymous | Very nice work. - From: Campy Music Videos for Xmas! Wow, Monica! I'm very impressed with what you are doing. I have always thought of how cool it would be to do that kind of thing, but have never taken the leap. And, alas, now I am married with two very young kids, so it would be nearly impossible. I definitely envy you. Thank you for commenting on my blog. I hope you stop by more often. Your insights were very intelligent and helpful in an area that I have little understanding. Reasic |
| 18th April 2007 Jamila | airplane house - From: Abuja The building which is built like an airplane above is not a hotel. It is a house which was built by a prominent Abuja businessman in honor of his wife's love of travel. |
| 13th March 2007 BGmail | renewable energy - From: Whose Power? Welldone ;) what a great gift ! Abundance of Sun . Its a pity we are not making the best use of our resources. In this age Nigera as a country cant guarantee a day of Electicity supply for the whole nation. i would love to be part of the body promoting renewable energy in nigeria. If i have my way i would love to wor for a compnay that deals with renew able energy and research into how this could be make affordable for the mass. If you wait on the government to do everything; nothing will be achieved. |
| 4th March 2007 Philippe | Reason for WInter hat and coat - From: Abuja The man wearing the winter outfit does so as he is on a motorcycle with no protective gear. The winds well traveling on full speed get up to 90kmphr and he has nothing to protect him from the cold!! |
| 20th January 2007 Eti Umana | Renaissance of CRS - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival The cultural renaissance which Gov. Duke has revived in CRS odd to be a model for all the states in Nigerian, but especially the south south which has a rich cultural heritage. This is what people all over the world would lcome to see, then go home with memories about the people. I was there and had a good time. I do plan to be back next year and after that. |
| 19th January 2007 Richard Lam | Canuckadian - From: Abuja You're an inspiration. Sustainability has been momentarily displaced, in my mind, with my architecture studies, but it's always there. Keep writing so we can keep track of you. xoxo |
| 19th January 2007 Queen Ebong | It was Fun filled all the way - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival Calabar Christmas Carnival was fun filled all the way, its something everyone looks forward to every year. I dont usually miss it. I have at least over a hundred pics on my PC of some people at the carnival. Duke has really done a nice job introducing it. |
| 2nd January 2007 chidi.K | Mr - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival Duke is a gift. Carnival is wonderful and captivating. Happy being a Nigerian. Long live Cross rivers. Carnival will attract tourist into the country. When are we having the next carnival? |
| 9th December 2006 Humairah Irfan | Hi Monica! - From: Abuja It's been so long! Just thought I'd drop you a note letting you know that I often think about you. You had inspired me in so many ways, I can never forget! I'll be reading your blog often :) I'm in Dubai now.. UAE. Give me a shout if you ever need anything from here! :) Take care -H @ humairah.irfan@gmail.com |
| 27th November 2006 Robbie | - From: Abuja FYI, DC's one of the biggest urban disparities anywhere. Actually, I believe it is the biggest in the States. You have the richest county in the country (Fairfax) next to the city with the highest poverty, AIDS and, at one point, murder rates in the country. As for how planned it has remained, that I really don't know. I'm hoping, BTW, that you've read James C Scott's "Seeing Like a State" - integral for this debate. Ah heck, you probably wouldn't be harping on this topic that much if you hadn't :) Can't wait to hear more from you! |
| 13th November 2006 Charles | - From: Calabar Impressions Hello Monica, My name is charles and i am from Calabar in Cross-River state, Nigeria.I am presently in the United States and i have not been home in 3 years.Your picture of Calabar posted on the TravelBlog was memorable and it took me a step closer to home.I would be happy if you could send to me more pictures of Calabar.Thanks a lot and do have a great day. sincerely. Charles. |
| 5th November 2006 fiona | - From: Abuja you're a good writer monica.... very interesting. i was momentarily phased by the guy in your plane picture in a tuque and winter coat (how come you got to go work somewhere that wasn't set to broil?) - then i remembered it had probably dropped down to a mere 30 degrees C. brrr! |
| 5th October 2006 Calabar Gal | Calabar Christmas Carnival - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival The pictures look swell!! Hope u had fun! Join us again December 2006 cos we're gonna be dancing in the streets. More details on my blog @ www.calabargal2.blogspot.com Cheers!!! |
| 18th May 2006 ND | A nice way to relax - From: Calabar Christmas Carnival The carnival celebration is a wonderfu; way to relax especially for those of us Nigerians who live in the Caribeans. Why will the next "celebration" be? I hope the trend continues. |
| 26th April 2006 Mirela | - From: My Nigerian Family and Friends very nice pics, i am really glad to see them and " meet " these peoples :) |
| 29th March 2006 Eva | Unknown part of Nigeria - From: Calabar Impressions for me, and until the Charles Taylor story. Thank you for your interesting blogs. |
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