“The Sahara will humble you, and change your looks, and your attitudes about life” This was my experience on my six days transit, through the Sahara Desert! The Sahara doesn’t cooperate with you, it is unfriendly, it is harsh, it is unforgiven, and the margin for error on the Sahara is so slim, you make mistakes, and you may not come back home!

Everyday in our lives we experience some acts of grace and love from people, but at some times, we witness some acts of generosity and kindness on a monumental scale, performed by ordinary people living their lives in an extraordinary way, to make a difference in their world, By demonstrating a deep sense of humanity, towards the under privileged around them.

This was what I witnessed at NURUL RAHMAN VOLUNTARY SCHOOL SALLARE QUARTERS HAUSAWA KANO

I recalled the hard day after riding 400km from Bamako Mali to the Cote d’Ivorean border & was denied entry into Cote d’Ivorie & left with the option of returning back to Bamako riding 400km again or divert to Sikasso a border town in Mali with Burkina Faso another 420km away I felt the cries, anger and energy of every Nigerians and other Africans and also good people around the world urging the Cote d’ivorean government to open up their border for me to ingress the country.

I had my medicals’ today at @MYHEALTHLANE!

It was a comprehensive medical checks and it was COMPLEMENTARY!

The first “aha moment” for me arriving at HEALTHLANE was the cleanliness and serenity of the facility, it felt like a home! The second “aha moment” was the quality of the equipments and standard, it was world class, that will probably rival the standard at Mayo Clinic!

I got all my vitals checked, without any radiation exposure or painful intrusive processes.

A biker friend Dan, took the odometer readings on Eagle today, and it reads 11,301km, which represents the total distance I have travelled on eagle from London to Accra Ghana. Of this figure, the total distance I covered in Europe was about 3,200km, while the remaining 8,101km has been in Africa.

I was hosted today by the Nigerian Ambassador to Cote d’Ivorie and the embassy diplomatic staff, at the Nigerian Embassy. I find His Excellency, Ambassador Martin Sekom Adamu a gentleman, nice, welcoming, articulate, sharp, and with sound intellectual prowess, and depth of leadership.