Olaolufred:
[size=18pt]I have learned in life that it is foolish for a man to say " Nobody can " Just because he can not do it.[/size]

VOICEOFTHEMASES:
Blindness is when u believe that a man trekked from lagos to abuja in 19days. Got to abuja looking still fresh. A journey that will take 9hours took this man 19days.
Before you join them in celebrating this liar please digest the following questions, or find a way of getting him provide answers to the questions:

1. Where did he sleep when it is dark?

2. How did he get to change his clothes before continuing on the trip?

3. How come he looks so well fed after trekking for nineteen days?

4. How did he manage to measure his trip in such a way that he did not get stuck in bushy areas at night?

5. Did he have any encounters with dangerous animals or bandits, if no, how come? Or does he possess some spiritual powers?

6. How did he locate his way from Lagos to Abuja without missing his way?

7. How did he get his meals and other things he needed to survive a torturous 19 days trek?
I am curious to get answers, and you can add your own questions.

Chai my people una mumu don over mature. For believe this shit

4bobo:
Because you are ajebota and milo pikin who can hardly run 100 meters without fainting think anyone cant do it. Do you think this thing just happened in a day? A guy was on bike recently from , i think ivory coast to nigeria to show support for bringbackourgirls? and even the bikers that travels long distance across west and east african countries are also to mumu us?
Go and ask and see what your fore fathers pass through in africa before vehicle was introduced.
well, i dont blame you, same was said of vasco da gama several centuries ago
Some people mumu and hatred is immeasurable.....
Have you also heard of nomadics?

VOICEOFTHEMASES:



Mumu is wen u see the human body as a Machin that works without break down! So he worked everyday non stop no sickness! Chai

rallymento:



My broda, it is not Impossible to achieve, but considering the time frame he used to cover the distance, that guy is a blatant lair!!!

I just did my calculations, If he trekked form Lagos to Abuja he would have spent 5days 15hrs with out stopping ( courtesy Google maps), If he actually completed the trekking in 19DAYS, he would have spent an average of 7hrs trekking per day, If he actually completed the trekking in 13DAYS as some other sources say, he would spent an average of 10hrs trekking per DAY.

Have you wondered why he didn't make Guinness book of Records aware he was about to set a record?
Have you wondered why he had no sponsors to support him? even if na lacasera?
Have you bothered to see if he had dedicated ambulance following him in case of emergency?


My dear lets not sound myopic, had it been that guy trekked such a distance within the time frame mentioned, he will bleed from his groins and penis!

QED!!

AlPeter:
ENCE


BROS I HAIL YOUR INTELLIGENCE THE RAY FISH WILL BE PROUD OF YOU..... let's imagine am taking this trek which I have thought about several times. I would trek for like 2 to 3 hours straight then find somewhere to sit and relax for another hour, if it happens to be a town I would gist with some people look for a place to charge my phone play some games and watch TV. then continue on my journey making sure I got to the next town before night falls then get an hotel and if I happens to know any body in the state I would call up the person and pay him a visit wash my clothes freshen up and continue my israelite journey the next day.... see it aint hard.

Mugu

puffynana:


Boss nothing is impossible, I saw a cattle rearer here in ondo state, a boy o that has being walking all his life, he started his journey from kano and he has made it to ondo state on foot with hundreds of cows.

Olaolufred:


[size=14pt]Your argument is still impotent.
Records had been shown that such distance could be completed in less number of days.
When you can not do it, it does not mean no one else.[/size]


Here's the arithemetic:

Average Speed for Human: 5KM per Hour
Maximum number of Hours trekked per day: 12 Hours
Total Distance Lagos to Abuja: 736KM (approx)

Distance covered in a day: 5*12 == 60KM
Numbers of days needed to cover to 736KM: 736KM/60KM === 12.26 days.

So if he spent 18 days to get to abuja, then it's justified considering the stopovers and he might have walked at a lower speed


Conclusion
He actually trekked dat distance..... A round of applause for dis guy!!!!
Congrat to Hamisu.

CHECK THIS LINK:
http://www.coca-colacompany.com/stories/trail-blazer-on-and-off-the-beaten-path-with-record-setting-hiker-jennifer-pharr-davis
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Olaolufred:
[size=18pt]I have learned in life that it is foolish for a man to say " Nobody can " Just because he can not do it.[/size]

dat9jaguy:



Guy you are on fire today .You just dey post rubbish here since morning .Someone is making his name and u are here hating on a faceless forum.

VOICEOFTHEMASES:



Mumu is wen u see the human body as a Machin that works without break down! So he worked everyday non stop no sickness! Chai

Cooleasy:
You guys need not attack yourselves. Actually, it is possible, and of course he would have been stopping to sleep and refresh from time to time along the journey - which are normal parts of a long journey. The encouragement he was receiving along the way would also have contributed to his morale. You guys also need to know that historically, travellers used to spend between 6 to 9 days to travel on foot from Old Oyo (which was near the Savanna in those days) to Lagos - that is even those trekking on foot, without horses o. So a modern young man wearing quality modern foot wear, with a back pack and modern communication equipment, food, water etc walking on modern tarred roads with all the encouragement and refreshments along the way, is in fact a lot more capable to make such a long journey. A lot of things favoured him. So, it is very possible.

puffynana:


Boss nothing is impossible, I saw a cattle rearer here in ondo state, a boy o that has being walking all his life, he started his journey from kano and he has made it to ondo state on foot with hundreds of cows.

Suchie:



All of you living in Nigeria na mumu including your leaders.
....i dont comment in trashy stories like this.Just wake up.

ignis:
Only fools will believe this guy really trekked from Lagos to Abuja.

rallymento:



My broda, it is not Impossible to achieve, but considering the time frame he used to cover the distance, that guy is a blatant lair!!!

I just did my calculations, If he trekked form Lagos to Abuja he would have spent 5days 15hrs with out stopping ( courtesy Google maps), If he actually completed the trekking in 19DAYS, he would have spent an average of 7hrs trekking per day, If he actually completed the trekking in 13DAYS as some other sources say, he would spent an average of 10hrs trekking per DAY.

Have you wondered why he didn't make Guinness book of Records aware he was about to set a record?
Have you wondered why he had no sponsors to support him? even if na lacasera?
Have you bothered to see if he had dedicated ambulance following him in case of emergency?


My dear lets not sound myopic, had it been that guy trekked such a distance within the time frame mentioned, he will bleed from his groins and penis!

QED!!

Olaolufred:
[size=18pt]I have learned in life that it is foolish for a man to say " Nobody can " Just because he can not do it.[/size]

ferhyntorlah:
Southerners would never seize to amaze me. You need to stop that sedentary lifestyle and start trekking too to prove him wrong.

VOICEOFTHEMASES:
Blindness is when u believe that a man trekked from lagos to abuja in 19days. Got to abuja looking still fresh. A journey that will take 9hours took this man 19days.
Before you join them in celebrating this liar please digest the following questions, or find a way of getting him provide answers to the questions:

1. Where did he sleep when it is dark?
Hotels or peoples goodwill

2. How did he get to change his clothes before continuing on the trip?
He had clothes in his knapsack

3. How come he looks so well fed after trekking for nineteen days?
He had enough time to sleep n refresh

4. How did he manage to measure his trip in such a way that he did not get stuck in bushy areas at night?
Hardly will you 50km without seeing a settlement along the way

5. Did he have any encounters with dangerous animals or bandits, if no, how come? Or does he possess some spiritual powers?
Armed robbers gave him #200 for water

6. How did he locate his way from Lagos to Abuja without missing his way?
Na express road him pass nah

7. How did he get his meals and other things he needed to survive a torturous 19 days trek?
E be like say u never travel before

I am curious to get answers, and you can add your own questions.

Chai my people una mumu don over mature. For believe this shit

bnovative:
But this is apc supporter o! did u expect this guy to be sincere?

dptrix:


1. What i have always wondered is that his cloth did not fade, when you that into consideration of the amount of sun rays hitting him daily for the said 21days (Ask any road construction workers/labourers within 3days of straight 5hours under the sun, your cloth would fade and lose texture
2. Why didn't He or his sponsors call Guinness book of record to follow/capture all the event from the day he started to the day he arrived. they would gladly have sponsored him with ambulance and various equipments needed free of charge.

Until someone does this, the world would be laughing at us(our stupidity, deceit and ignorance)
When are we going to get things right (precise and accurately with believable logical evidence)
#Nigeria_My_Country

ferhyntorlah:
Didn't you read where he said he starts his journey from 6am and stops by 6pm. That's 12 whole hours of resting time. Why don't you try it to counter his claim?