The Airport.
When we arrived Murtala Mohammed International Airport it was really clean and organised and it wasn’t long before got our bags.

The Trip to Ibadan.
On the way to Ibadan there were a lot of markets and security checks. The house we were staying in was a three bedroom bungalow but there were three toilets and three bathrooms.

Ibadan.
In Ibadan there were a lot of Churches and schools and a lot of shops. There were quite a few fast food shops in Nigeria one of the shops was called Mr Biggs. I Mr Biggs they sold Fried and Jollof Rice as well as chicken and burgers.

Entertainment.
In Ibadan there was an amusement park called Trans amusement park. At Trans, there were a few shops, a restaurant, a nightclub a roller coaster, bumper cars, a ferris wheel, a merry go-round and a fly cars thing. On the last night I was in Ibadan I watched a movie on Nigeria Television Authority station (a terrestrial channel) called Undercover Brother and in October they are only just showing it on Sky digital channel Sky Box Office for around £12.00 which proves that things in Nigeria can come before they come to the United Kingdom.

Buildings.
When we went to Ibadan we saw two main buildings one was called Glass House (really called Johnson Insurance house). The building was gold and the second was called Coco house. The church that we went to in Ibadan was really big and is bigger than the average church.

Lagos.
When we were in Lagos we saw a really posh hotel called Sheraton and we went to the beach. The beach was very clean and there were a lot of shops. We had a lovely time.

We left for Britain 18th Aug 2003. We flew on Air France with a stop over in Paris.