A young boy from Mubende Uganda has invented something worth talking about. The young boy carved out a land-rover and a laptop from wood. This got lots of his community people amused at his highly creative stance.
Not long ago, two Nigerian teenagers, a 13-year-old Osine and 15-year-old Anesi Ikhianosime built a web browser named Crocodile Browser Lite. Earlier this year, we reported about Adebambo Oyekan Oyelaja, a Nigerian-born software developer, who founded a social network that allows users to share prayer points, testimonies and religious activities with friends and people from around the world.
if you’re looking for places to travel to, cease to worry, I’ve got your back.
These are my top five countries to visit… in Africa.
South Africa
South Africa boasts of being the host of the 2010 World Cup and being
the home of the late Nelson Mandela. This land of mountains and seas is
also home to a lot of ‘jungle animals’ and the Vuvuzela. Also, who
wouldn’t want to visit the country where they use clicks as part of the language?! I want to learn!
Ghana
Land of gold and shea butter.
Land of beautiful dark skinned men.
Who wouldn’t want to visit thee, O Ghana? Perhaps some Nigerians, but
I don’t believe that there is any ‘beef’ whatsoever between Nigerians
and Ghanaians so that notion is void.
Fun fact: There is a man-made beach in Ghana. How do I know, you ask? A friend told me.
Madagascar
Madagascar is not only the title of an animated movie, but also a country in the southern region of Africa.
Egypt
The Pyramids, The Sphinx, camel rides and baking hot sun. Not to talk of getting that ultimate tan… Or sunburnt skin.
Abuja, Nigeria
Some Nigerians wouldn’t put this on their list but it has always been
a dream of mine to visit as many parts of Nigeria as possible.
Aso Rock is one of the many places that caught my eye (thanks to my
parents’ photo albums from before I was born) and best thing about it
is, because I’m home, I won’t need to spend on lodging. Yay!
Comment below what parts of Africa you’ve been to (good and not quite as good) and places that you would like to visit.
Yours Truly.
Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, a chieftain of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), has revealed one of President
Muhammadu Buhari’s prime agenda.
Speaking while receiving an award from African Students’
Union Parliament (ASUP) at Abuja, Onu said that President
Buhari is committed to ensuring that Africa remains the
centre peace of Nigeria’s foreign policy.
According to Onu, the dream of Africa peace is possible
when all countries join hands to work for the development
of the continent, with the notion that peace is attainable.
Onu said: “I want to assure you that this present
administration in Nigeria came because of the collective
desire of Nigerians for change. We were in the opposition
for 16 years and Nigerians did not like the way the country
was moving.
“And that is why many of us who were in opposition stayed
there to make sure we effect the change in a democratic
manner. And the administration we have now-the
Muhammadu Buhari’s administration is committed to
making sure that Africa remains the centre peace of
Nigeria’s foreign policy.
“We have the largest population in Africa and largest
economy on the continent. Thus we have a lot of
responsibility to help engineer the new direction, the
direction of growth, the direction of development and other
peaceful condition throughout Africa.”
Meanwhile, President Buhari, has said that only united work
between Nigeria and neighouring countries will help to
defeat Boko Haram terrorists in the North-Eastern part of
Nigeria..
