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happney65:
Shey una fuckkkk for there abi una no fucccck?Na wetin me wan know be that

Of course. sure thing

tourismlove:
I definitely will. We are planning a day trip for friends, families and loved ones for Easter Monday.

I would like to Join TOO...
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What happened to the saying “BLACK MEN DONT GO CAMPING”

Una get mind o

Nice 1

Makes me remember the movie, cabin in the woods

happney65:
Shey una fuckkkk for there abi una no fucccck?Na wetin me wan know be that

I also want to know if they released inside the babes






aro1 I hail o

Slept by 4am, woke up by 8am. Starved your brain of much needed rest time and you’re saying your forest trip ‘reduced stress’ and ‘boosted immunity’.

Take time o

Me likey ...

Where are the night pictures?

nice one..

Definitely worth a shot!

drasob:
OP, please inform me when you are planning another Tour. I would love to be a part of it

Lolz, you like fun o.

mrjaydee:
Sounds like fun

Sure.

Everybody wan westernize by force sha..

So where dem come take sh!t? Abi, na shot-put dem go do na...

ticoticotico:
In the expense of us trying to live Oyinbo life we look ridiculously stupid

Certain things are not just meant for we Africans

How is that trying to live like white people? So only white people are meant for something like that? Or is that Land they used for this exhibition in a white man's land? Yll just type without thinking all they time.

dreamwords:
My village is better

u mean u home town

Foolish pple

tourismlove:
Once again I teamed up with my good friend Koyejo Sofoluwe(@KINGFISHEREcHo) and a group of tourists for an overnight camping experience at Lufasi Park. We had our last overnight camping experience at Enukunmi Eleko Beach, you can read more about it here https://www.nairaland.com/4943290/nairalander-shares-overnight-beach-camping

This time around it was Lufasi Park. A brief history; Lufasi stands Lekki Urban Forest and Animal Sanctuary Initiative. Lufasi was founded on the 4th January 2013, by Mr. Desmond Majekodunmi as a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization established to actively participate in the protection and preservation of natural habitats in urban areas as well as to play an active role in the realization of sustainable development programs in Nigeria.

LUFASI has pristine Forest Reserve and Nature Park that sits on 20hectres along the Lekki-Epe Expressway with a nature-themed leisure play-park and animal sanctuary.

Enough of history, now to our camping experience; the team set out for Lufasi from Alagomeji at 3:50pm. The journey was an exciting one; everyone got to introduce themselves and talk about what they do. The journey was smooth and gridlock free.

We got to Lufasi Park within an hour. We started off with a quick tour of the park. We saw the horses, donkeys, tortoise, African civet and wide variety of birds, monkeys and fresh lush vegetation. Honestly we saw a lot of animals but I cannot remember them all. After the tour, we proceeded further into the forest in picking a camp site.

On selecting a camp site, it was now time to set up tents, drop our bags, set up the camp fire and prepare dinner.

After all was said and done, it was time to get down to the business of the day. We played a lot of games, danced, sang, karaoke, ate and networked. Our facilitator also gave us a talk on the importance of spending time in the forest. Here are some of the things He said; camping in the forests helps
- Lower stress levels
- Lower blood pressure
- Increased immunity to sickness
- Increased inner peace and happiness

We all finally slept around 4am but were all up by 8am for a forest walk and forest bathing (shinrin-yoku). Forest bathing simply means taking in the forest atmosphere. After our forest bathing, we returned to our camp site to have our breakfast, played some more games, had a talk on the preservation of the ecotourism and finally decamped at 12noon.

Learning Points
- Forest camping is a fun activity and should be greatly encouraged.
- Other parks in Nigeria should also encourage overnight camping by tourists.
- Stop illicit bush burning.
- Nigeria needs to utilize her forest resources more.

I leave you with these quotes of Albert Einstein “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better”.

Let our pictures do the remaining talking.

Credits: TourguideRotimi
Source: http://www.tourguidenigeria.com/2019/02/our-overnight-camping-at-lufasi-park.html

una fork?

ticoticotico:
In the expense of us trying to live Oyinbo life we look ridiculously stupid

Certain things are not just meant for we Africans

So unreal

ticoticotico:
In the expense of us trying to live Oyinbo life we look ridiculously stupid

Certain things are not just meant for we Africans

Chai see African thinking

Reeses:
How is that trying to live like white people? So only white people are meant for something like that? Or is that Land they used for this exhibition in a white man's land? Yll just type without thinking all they time.

we you keep qwayet! He made a valid point.

no night pics with lamps...its evening camping joor

BLUEJAYY:
Cool. One time I went camping with a couple of friends at the Yosemite Park and it was totally great, though I didn't get to fulfill one item on my bucket list, which is having sex in a camp tent.

Some other time, hopefully.

Waohh lovely lovely park @Yosemite.... Hope you kept food away from your car cos of bears!!!

ticoticotico:
In the expense of us trying to live Oyinbo life we look ridiculously stupid

Certain things are not just meant for we Africans

U mean the way ur forefathers lived before the whites shoved civilization down their throats.

IjebuWarrior:
Everybody wan westernize by force sha..

So where dem come take sh!t? Abi, na shot-put dem go do na...

no mind them make them decieve themselves them no baff sef smelly bunch of adults, no holiday cabin, no clean stream to swim, no hunting,no barbeque no cooking, no adventure yet they went camping. Jobless bunch of adults

Westaslave2:
Foolish pple

inasmuch as I would love to agree with you because of your very beautiful profile picture, I disagree with you.

ticoticotico:
In the expense of us trying to live Oyinbo life we look ridiculously stupid

Certain things are not just meant for we Africans

ignorance would not kill you. Dey there dey deceive yourself.

Because you're not nature inclined or don't have tendency towards outdoor activity doesn't make others who do stupid or fake or phoney.

Nature is something we have in common with the western world. And here's a newsflash for you, outdoor activities as hiking and camping, backpacking, etc.is happening Nigeria, however on a small scale. But the trend is growing. Look up 'hiking/backpacking in Nigeria' online and get informed.

Every human black or white has a tendency to explore his natural environment. It would be pure folly to say such people are 'copying the west', just because one sees such only in the movies. Be there and let life pass you by!

happney65:
Shey una fuckkkk for there abi una no fucccck?Na wetin me wan know be that

Its Very likely they fornicated.

octavian:
Waohh lovely lovely park @Yosemite.... Hope you kept food away from your car cos of bears!!!

Oh yeah!

We did follow food storage regulations given to us by the park rangers and we were totally fine. We didn't spot a bear though.

One lady brought a bear spray but it was confiscated by authorities as it is labeled a weapon and therefore prohibited in the park.