you can fool some people sometimes but you can't fool all the people all the time..have tried but sincerely can't believe that that man walked to abuja from lagos....here are some questions for him...feel free to add yours

Fr3e the guy jor, im don pocket im money you dey here dey misyarn

It is only a confirm mad man that will trek from lagos-abuja, simple!

With good planning, you can do it as well.

The first thing you go with is your Map, ATM Card and then food supplements... and instead of carrying Garri, you take light foods that are more nourishing with you while you eat solid food when you get to any nearby mama put.

It is just another big scam to keep the Buhari euphoria alive after the election.

Expect enuff nonsense propaganda to keep the Buharists ever fanatical to their king and messiah!

How come he trekked the longer route through Jebba Mokwa road into Niger then got into abuja from the north through Suleja?

The dude just trekked from Suleja to Zuba.

Please do your own trekking and you will know the answers

nairalandbuzz:
With good planning, you can do it as well.

The first thing you go with is your Map, ATM Card and then food supplements... and instead of carrying Garri, you take light foods that are more nourishing with you while you eat solid food when you get to any nearby mama put.

Why did we not see pictures of him as he trekked? This is a scam.

Also ask yourself why he chose to take the longer route via kwara Niger into Abuja? He arrived Suleja first before entering Abuja

Make una try get sense

PPAngel:


Why did we not see pictures of him as he trekked? This is a scam.

Also ask yourself why he chose to take the longer route via kwara Niger into Abuja? He arrived Suleja first before entering Abuja

Make una try get sense

You try get sense...

He passed there cos there are more settlements there where he can pass the night, get refreshed and then move on than just passing through long roads for days...

Hian!

It is possible!

Mind You, I have gone to take a look at your topics, it seems you are Anti APC and you just dont want to reason with them... there are times you reason with the opposition, which your master Jona did...

Dont bother quoting me cos I wont respond

nairalandbuzz:


You try get sense...

He passed there cos there are more settlements there where he can pass the night, get refreshed and then move on than just passing through long roads for days...

Hian!

It is possible!

Olodo. Have you travelled from Lagos to Abuja via kwara and Niger? How can you say there are more settlements on this route than through Kogi?

The route he claimed to have used is longer and less sparesly populated than the conventional route!

This taqiyya lying marafarker muslim filth just trekedd from Suleja to Zuba which is less than 20km!

1. A minimum of 4 to 6 settlements can be found for every 100 km stretch of road in Nigeria.
5. Animals don't stay where human activity is high (e.g. busy roads). They may come out at nights when the activities are low or just cross the roads if it's their paths.
7. Nearly all the settlements can give you food and other basics apart from Lagos. Lagos is the only town in Nigeria where the concept of "OYO" is fully implemented.

The best thing for u to do is to try and locate the guy and ask him these questions instead of hanging on social media, claiming unprofitable questionnaire.

Journos are going to have to learn to spell the guy's name properly, for posterity if nothing else
Variations I have uncovered so far include:
Suleman Hashim
Suleiman Hashim
Suleiman Hasheem
Suleman Hashimu
Suleiman Hashimu

^^^Not good.

Anyway, question I would like to know is; whether @OP is disputing the claims made below?

Two years ago, Hasheem said, he made a promise to trek from Lagos to Abuja if Buhari wins the then-upcoming election, saying the purpose of terminating his journey in Abuja is where he thinks he could see the retired General and congratulate him.

Hasheem, who grew up in Osun and Lagos, now lives in Ibadan where he is working with a construction company. Hasheem said that his decision to embark on the mission was borne out of happiness he feels for General Muhammadu Buhari becoming a leader for the masses.

He said in Bida four days ago that after 13 days of trekking, he had so far worn-out five pairs of shoes with a new pair just bought for him by a Good Samaritan. He showed Weekly Trust the blisters on his feet, which made him pass two days in Bida, so as to treat himself.

Hasheem said before embarking on his mission, he ensured that he was financially equipped but to his amazement, up to the time he arrived Suleja, he did not have to spend a single kobo from his pocket because of kind, generous receptions he has been receiving.

I just need to understand what the bone of contention is.