Tuesday, 2 March 2010

Nigeria - here I come!


Nigeeria blogi aadressiks sai demokraatlike valimiste tulemusel jeerumnigeerium.blogspot.com

Thursday, 28 January 2010

Lõuna-Eesti mineraalvesi restorani menüüs

Presidental elections in Ukraine

05.10.2009. Boreslav, West-Ukraine.

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

My host organisation exists on the Internet!

I am very happy to introduce you my boss in Nigeria Mr Bamidele.
http://www.vcyafrica.8k.com

Monday, 18 January 2010

It's f*cking cold here



Outside -13C. Inside +13C. That’s how we live today in Roosikrantsi. I think they really want to prepare me for Nigeria. Now we don't have electricity as well because everybody bought some cheap heaters and our very old electricity system was not OK with that. So we are sitting here in the darkness and enjoying candle light. Very romantic, but still cold.

Who are you?

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

Nigeria - here I come!

I just got signed some important papers and now it's really true. I am going to Nigeria in March and will stay there until the end of June. What a crazy idea?!? I will participate as a volunteer in development cooperation project which is carried out by Vision Child Youth of Africa. How dangerous it could be in Nigeria? Of course I had some this kind of thoughts. According to the Failed State Index Nigeria has the 15th place in the world. Anyway I am not going alone. I am sure it will be a great experience. There will be four Estonians and also one Swede and Italian and we all will live in one apartment together. Nigeria is not usual tourist destination. There are even not so many travel books. For example Lonely Planet doesn't have a travel guide about Nigeria. As I bought a Brand travel guide I met accidentally Kaja at the same shop. She was talking to somebody about Nigeria and in my memories I remembered that somebody called Kaja is also going to Nigeria. That was how I met first time Kaja in Apollo bookstore. Kaja and I have also a common friend Kadi.

Estonia is small, that's it. Some days ago I spoke to a friend of mine Janina. As it came out her sister was a couple of years ago also for four months in Nigeria. She told me some funny stories about that and among everything gave me some tips how to survive there. For example it is useful to wear a wedding ring to avoid some unpleasant situations.