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Nigeria Travel Podcast with Chidi Okafor — 41 episodes

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1

Mount Patti Sunrise and the Confluence View

2

Lokoja Confluence Floods and Market Rhythms

3

Lokoja River Port Life and Kogi Market Food

4

Lokoja Flood Alerts and the Confluence View

5

Lokoja Floodwaters and Market Rhythms

6

Lokoja: The Iron of Liberty and the Flooded Waterfront

7

Lokoja Districts and the River's Pulse

8

Lokoja Market Rhythms and the Flooded Waterfront

9

Lokoja Market Food and the River's Edge

10

Lokoja Districts and the Weight of History

11

Lokoja's Confluence: River Life and the Iron of Liberty

12

The Confluence and the Colonial Ghosts

13

Leaving Idanre: The Last Hill and the Road North

14

The Last Okro and the Road Beyond Idanre

15

The Last Dawn and the Long Road North

16

The 640 Steps and a Kingdom's Weight

17

Idanre's Rhythm and the Road Ahead

18

The Silent Courts and New Bishops

19

The Road to Akure: Leaving Idanre's Hills

20

Suya, Cocoa, and the Crafts of Idanre

21

The Blacksmiths of Idanre and the Ogun Festival

22

The Bat Colony and the Long View of Idanre

23

Cocoa and the Pulse of Idanre

24

Thunder Water and the Crabs of Arun River

25

Six Hundred Steps to Old Idanre

26

Badagry's Last Canoe: Rain, Remembrance, and the Road North

27

Badagry's Last Light: Boats, Border, and Goodbye

28

Badagry's New Frontier: Land, Legacy, and the Road Ahead

29

Badagry's Canoe Trail and the Sea’s Long Memory

30

Badagry's Marina: Stories in the Walls

31

Badagry's Weight: Walking the Slave Route

32

Canoe Dreams and Market Steam

33

Badagry's Echoes: Canoes, Markets, and the Border

34

Badagry: The Point of No Return

35

A Lagos Send-Off: Rain, Prayer, and Last Notes

36

Lagos Last Day: Notes for the Road Ahead

37

Rain, Rice, and the Rhythm of Lagos

38

Ferries, Owambe and the Island Beat

39

Lagos Island: Markets, Music, and the Heart of the City

40

Lagos Living: Rent, Rain, and Reality

41

Landing in Lagos: NIN, Suya, and First Impressions