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    My Scholarship entry - Understanding a Culture through Food

    NIGERIA | Sun, 18 Mar 2012 | By foluking2004 | Views [614] | Scholarship Entry

    Nigeria consists of diverse culture and that means uncountable cuisines. Food is necessary for survival and is also the source of pride, looking at what people consider edible around the world may influence opinions about their outlook to life. A tribe’s ... Read more >

    Tags: africa, cultures, food, nigeria, ondo state, travel, travel writing scholarship 2012

    October - Durbar, Nigeria

    NIGERIA | Thu, 17 Sep 2009 | By worldfestivals | Views [1927] | Video

    Location: Emir Palace Road, Kano, Nigeria Dates: End of Ramadan Level of Participation: 2 – watch the colourful cavalry Description: Throughout the Islamic world, the Eid al-Fitr festival is ... Read more >

    Tags: durbar, nigeria, world festivals

    February - Argungu Fishing Festival, Nigeria

    NIGERIA | Sat, 17 Jan 2009 | By worldfestivals | Views [2960]

    Location: Argungu, Nigeria Dates: Around mid-February Level of Participation: 1 – get a fish-eye view from the river banks Description: Don’t come to this fishing festival expecting to see a ... Read more >

    Tags: argungu fishing festival, nigeria, world festivals

     

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    Eoin’s prawn trawler the Caroline M. is recognised by the ship-loader operators when he steams past the titanic machines and ships of Australia's largest iron ore export terminal. On Western Australia's Pilbara coast Eoin is returning home to Point Samson, a nearby fishing village. Lucrative wages have drawn people here from all over the world competing for jobs; the most highly paid unskilled labour on earth. The majority of local residents now work in the mines and Eoin is now Point Samson's last remaining fisherman.: by benfultongillon, Views[844]
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