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For epicureans exploring the Amalfi Coast, a dedicated excursion to the tranquil fishing village of Nerano, nestled on the rugged tip of the Sorrentine Peninsula, is a mandatory pilgrimage. While the village is accessible via winding coastal roads, the premier and most scenic mode of transportation is arriving via...

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So, basically you went to Amalfi Coast and you are having a seizure about two plates of spaghetti and a farmed branzino of 500 grams? Not to mention mussels, the cheapest shellfish in Europe.

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Parisian Aesthetics2 个月前

This looks incredible! Spaghetti alla Nerano is now officially on my bucket list 🍝

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Wait for the Limoncello...

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Today, we learn a little something about Italian Cuisine. Looking for the ultimate taste of the Amalfi Coast? You have to make Spaghetti alla Nerano! Hailing from the gorgeous little seaside town of Nerano, this dish proves that you only need a few simple ingredients to make something truly life-changing. We are talking thinly sliced courgettes deep-fried until golden, tossed with fresh basil, aromatic garlic oil, and a splash of starchy pasta water to create a beautifully rich, velvety sauce. The Cheese Secret: Traditionally, it’s made with local Provolone del Monaco, but since that can be tricky to find outside of Italy, a combination of sharp Pecorino and rich Grana Padano works like absolute magic! Vegan Option: Just skip the cheese, add a bright squeeze of fresh lemon juice at the end, and top it with a heavy sprinkle of aromatic, crispy pangrattato (garlic herb breadcrumbs) for that perfect crunch! 200g spaghetti 4 small courgettes (in a mix of colours) 2 garlic cloves 15g basil 70g pecorino 70g Grana Padano Extra virgin olive oil Freshly ground black pepper Fine sea salt 🎥 our_cookingjourney | IG
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Today, we learn a little something about Italian Cuisine. Looking for the ultimate taste of the Amalfi Coast? You have to make Spaghetti alla Nerano! Hailing from the gorgeous little seaside town of Nerano, this dish proves that you only need a few simple ingredients to make something truly life-changing. We are talking thinly sliced courgettes deep-fried until golden, tossed with fresh basil, aromatic garlic oil, and a splash of starchy pasta water to create a beautifully rich, velvety sauce. The Cheese Secret: Traditionally, it’s made with local Provolone del Monaco, but since that can be tricky to find outside of Italy, a combination of sharp Pecorino and rich Grana Padano works like absolute magic! Vegan Option: Just skip the cheese, add a bright squeeze of fresh lemon juice at the end, and top it with a heavy sprinkle of aromatic, crispy pangrattato (garlic herb breadcrumbs) for that perfect crunch! 200g spaghetti 4 small courgettes (in a mix of colours) 2 garlic cloves 15g basil 70g pecorino 70g Grana Padano Extra virgin olive oil Freshly ground black pepper Fine sea salt 🎥 our_cookingjourney | IG

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If you are planning an Amalfi boat day, save this hidden gem immediately! Welcome to Conca dei Marini, a tiny, vertical village nestled between Amalfi and Praiano. While most tourists sail straight past it, those in the know drop anchor here for the ultimate authentic coastal lunch. The Perfect Boat Stop: Drop anchor in the calm, turquoise waters of Marina di Conca. You can catch a water taxi straight to the pebbly shore and dine at legendary beachfront taverns like La Tonnarella. 🎥 amalficoastescapes | IG
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If you are planning an Amalfi boat day, save this hidden gem immediately! Welcome to Conca dei Marini, a tiny, vertical village nestled between Amalfi and Praiano. While most tourists sail straight past it, those in the know drop anchor here for the ultimate authentic coastal lunch. The Perfect Boat Stop: Drop anchor in the calm, turquoise waters of Marina di Conca. You can catch a water taxi straight to the pebbly shore and dine at legendary beachfront taverns like La Tonnarella. 🎥 amalficoastescapes | IG

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A family eases their boat up near a private dock to fish. The homeowner comes out, frustrated, saying she’s tired of pulling stray hooks out of her dock and boat. From her view, this isn’t just annoying — it feels like strangers crowding her personal space. So here’s the question: is fishing that close to someone’s dock the same as invading their property, or is it fair game if you’re on a public lake? Most lakes are public water, but docks, boats, and the space immediately around them are private property. The gray area is that invisible buffer zone — how close is “too close” before it stops being legal and starts being disrespectful? What’s your take: public water freedom, or give the dock some breathing room?
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A family eases their boat up near a private dock to fish. The homeowner comes out, frustrated, saying she’s tired of pulling stray hooks out of her dock and boat. From her view, this isn’t just annoying — it feels like strangers crowding her personal space. So here’s the question: is fishing that close to someone’s dock the same as invading their property, or is it fair game if you’re on a public lake? Most lakes are public water, but docks, boats, and the space immediately around them are private property. The gray area is that invisible buffer zone — how close is “too close” before it stops being legal and starts being disrespectful? What’s your take: public water freedom, or give the dock some breathing room?

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If you’re travelling to the Italian south and looking to escape the bustling crowds of Positano, the tiny hilltop hamlet of Nocelle offers a serene alternative. This beautiful, entirely pedestrianized village showcases a completely different side of the Amalfi Coast, defined by its peaceful stone pathways, sweeping coastal views, and a deeply relaxed pace of life. Nocelle is most famous as the vital gateway where hikers either begin or finish the renowned Path of the Gods trail. Whether you are resting after a long trek or visiting for the day, a stop for lunch at the local favorite Santa Croce is highly recommended, topped off with a refreshing lemon granita in the quiet town square. It may be small in size, but Nocelle remains one of the most beautiful and rewarding destinations on the peninsula. 🎥 amalficoastescapes | IG
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If you’re travelling to the Italian south and looking to escape the bustling crowds of Positano, the tiny hilltop hamlet of Nocelle offers a serene alternative. This beautiful, entirely pedestrianized village showcases a completely different side of the Amalfi Coast, defined by its peaceful stone pathways, sweeping coastal views, and a deeply relaxed pace of life. Nocelle is most famous as the vital gateway where hikers either begin or finish the renowned Path of the Gods trail. Whether you are resting after a long trek or visiting for the day, a stop for lunch at the local favorite Santa Croce is highly recommended, topped off with a refreshing lemon granita in the quiet town square. It may be small in size, but Nocelle remains one of the most beautiful and rewarding destinations on the peninsula. 🎥 amalficoastescapes | IG

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If you are planning an epic summer escape to Sardinia, you need to put this stunning seaside town on your itinerary. Tucked between towering limestone cliffs and the deep sapphire waters of the Gulf of Orosei, Cala Gonone is the absolute perfect launching pad to explore the legendary, untouched Baunei Coast! The vibrant seaside town of Cala Gonone serves as the premier geographic gateway. Nestled deep within the Gulf of Orosei, this former fishing village provides the essential boat transport infrastructure needed to access a string of world-famous, secluded coves. From the town's central marina, visitors can catch daily ferry shuttles or rent private, self-drive dinghies to trace the sheer limestone cliffs southward. The resulting marine itinerary connects an unparalleled sequence of coastal wonders: the massive, cavernous alcoves of Cala Luna, the dense, juniper-lined cliffs of Cala Biriola, and the wild canyon wash of Cala Sisine. Further down the coast lie the pink-tinted marble pebbles of Cala Mariolu and the breathtaking, legally protected natural monument of Cala Goloritzé, ensuring that Cala Gonone remains a mandatory stop for any sun-focused Italian exploration. 🎥 fit_nomads_ | IG
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🇮🇹 Welcome to Positano, a destination that looks so spectacular it frequently feels like a painting. This incredible cliffside village tucked along Italy’s sun-drenched Amalfi Coast is world-famous for its unique, vertical cascade of colourful Mediterranean houses that seem to stack effortlessly on top of one another. Below the houses lie beautiful pebbled beaches, all connected by a labyrinth of steep, winding streets lined with bougainvillaea. Without question, the views in Positano are truly unbeatable. The architecture is masterfully designed so that almost every vantage point faces the sea. Stepping out onto your private hotel terrace in the morning to take in the sweeping expanse of the deep blue ocean and rugged cliffs is an experience that stays with you long after your holiday ends. 🎥 loloschackman | IG
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🇮🇹 Welcome to Positano, a destination that looks so spectacular it frequently feels like a painting. This incredible cliffside village tucked along Italy’s sun-drenched Amalfi Coast is world-famous for its unique, vertical cascade of colourful Mediterranean houses that seem to stack effortlessly on top of one another. Below the houses lie beautiful pebbled beaches, all connected by a labyrinth of steep, winding streets lined with bougainvillaea. Without question, the views in Positano are truly unbeatable. The architecture is masterfully designed so that almost every vantage point faces the sea. Stepping out onto your private hotel terrace in the morning to take in the sweeping expanse of the deep blue ocean and rugged cliffs is an experience that stays with you long after your holiday ends. 🎥 loloschackman | IG

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🇮🇹 The breathtaking beauty of Tropea is something that never ceases to amaze. Spending a summer vacation in this Calabrian gem truly feels like stepping straight into a dream, completely surrounded by great weather, crystal-clear water, and stunning cliffside views. The absolute crown jewel of the experience, however, is witnessing the sunset over the distant volcanic island of Stromboli. The sight is so deeply mesmerizing that it inspired us to board a boat for a day trip to explore the Aeolian archipelago, spending an unforgettable day hopping between the shores of Lipari, Panarea, and Stromboli. 🎥 laurenquacquarelli | IG
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🇮🇹 The breathtaking beauty of Tropea is something that never ceases to amaze. Spending a summer vacation in this Calabrian gem truly feels like stepping straight into a dream, completely surrounded by great weather, crystal-clear water, and stunning cliffside views. The absolute crown jewel of the experience, however, is witnessing the sunset over the distant volcanic island of Stromboli. The sight is so deeply mesmerizing that it inspired us to board a boat for a day trip to explore the Aeolian archipelago, spending an unforgettable day hopping between the shores of Lipari, Panarea, and Stromboli. 🎥 laurenquacquarelli | IG

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Tony Lane 🇺🇸

183,041 次观看 • 3 个月前

When mapping out a classic, sun-drenched summer holiday along the glittering waters of the Adriatic Sea, our imaginations are systematically funneled toward the heavily commercialized islands of Croatia or the crowded beach resorts of Italy. We blindly accept long queues and inflated prices as a mandatory summer travel tax. But if you venture just a few miles further south down the coast, the landscape opens up to reveal a nation of such intense natural drama and historical layers that it completely redefines the concept of a European getaway. Montenegro is a destination where jagged black mountains crash straight into sapphire waters, creating a striking geography that is best unpeeled by looking past standard tourism brochures. To help you navigate this breathtaking frontier, I have spent years exploring its coastlines and wilderness, ranking each destination based on its raw beauty, its daily vibe, and what it is truly like to experience as a real-world traveler. To understand the modern soul of the country, you must look past its ancient fortress walls and head to the sparkling docks of Tivat, which earns my undisputed highest rating of a 9/10. While it might sound surprising to lead with a contemporary harbor over a medieval ruin, Tivat is the exact destination that made me fall permanently in love with Montenegro. Bypassing the crushing, chaotic tourist crowds that swamp other parts of the coast, it anchors around a stunning superyacht marina lined with swaying palm trees, high-fashion designer boutiques, and some of the most spectacular, sophisticated restaurants on the Adriatic. It is stylish, effortlessly easy to navigate, and functions as the absolute perfect central base camp to execute your daily road trips around the region. If your soul is hunting for pure, unadulterated postcard perfection, your next definitive stop must be the miniature maritime sanctuary of Perast, scoring a well-deserved 8.5/10. This tiny, car-free stone village stretches elegantly along the edge of the bay, operating at a blissfully slow, peaceful pace. Here, you can spend your day jumping into the crystalline sea straight off the stone piers, enjoying a long lunch of fresh-caught squid at a waterside table, and catching a local water taxi to step onto the legendary island church of Our Lady of the Rocks. When the golden hour light hits the weathered Baroque bell towers, the entire town transforms into a living painting. Equally mesmerizing is the majestic headland of Sveti Stefan (8.5/10). Home to Montenegro's most iconic view, this 15th-century fortified island village jutting into the sea is a sight you can simply never get tired of looking at. It remains a mandatory pilgrimage on every single one of my trips, offering the perfect afternoon sanctuary where you can swim along the pristine pebble beaches on either side and wander through the lush, shaded pine paths of adjacent Miločer Park. For those seeking pure, old-world historical immersion, the legendary UNESCO-protected core of Kotorsecures a robust 8/10. Tucked into the deepest corner of a jaw-dropping, fjord-like mountain bay, Kotor is a complete masterclass in Venetian stone architecture, famous for its labyrinthine alleys, hidden squares, and the beloved, free-roaming local cats that nap on the ancient steps. It is an essential, must-see monument that commands your return, though its daytime vibe can occasionally feel compromised when massive cruise liners drop thousands of tourists into its narrow gates. If the coastal crowds begin to push your limits, your best strategic move is to head inland to discover the wild, echoing expanses of Skadar Lake (8/10). As the largest lake in the Balkans, it offers a total and deeply therapeutic change of pace from the seaside tracks. You can board a traditional wooden boat to glide through endless fields of floating green water lilies, look out at misty blue mountain ridges, and discover hidden island monasteries. 🎥 packandjet | IG
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When mapping out a classic, sun-drenched summer holiday along the glittering waters of the Adriatic Sea, our imaginations are systematically funneled toward the heavily commercialized islands of Croatia or the crowded beach resorts of Italy. We blindly accept long queues and inflated prices as a mandatory summer travel tax. But if you venture just a few miles further south down the coast, the landscape opens up to reveal a nation of such intense natural drama and historical layers that it completely redefines the concept of a European getaway. Montenegro is a destination where jagged black mountains crash straight into sapphire waters, creating a striking geography that is best unpeeled by looking past standard tourism brochures. To help you navigate this breathtaking frontier, I have spent years exploring its coastlines and wilderness, ranking each destination based on its raw beauty, its daily vibe, and what it is truly like to experience as a real-world traveler. To understand the modern soul of the country, you must look past its ancient fortress walls and head to the sparkling docks of Tivat, which earns my undisputed highest rating of a 9/10. While it might sound surprising to lead with a contemporary harbor over a medieval ruin, Tivat is the exact destination that made me fall permanently in love with Montenegro. Bypassing the crushing, chaotic tourist crowds that swamp other parts of the coast, it anchors around a stunning superyacht marina lined with swaying palm trees, high-fashion designer boutiques, and some of the most spectacular, sophisticated restaurants on the Adriatic. It is stylish, effortlessly easy to navigate, and functions as the absolute perfect central base camp to execute your daily road trips around the region. If your soul is hunting for pure, unadulterated postcard perfection, your next definitive stop must be the miniature maritime sanctuary of Perast, scoring a well-deserved 8.5/10. This tiny, car-free stone village stretches elegantly along the edge of the bay, operating at a blissfully slow, peaceful pace. Here, you can spend your day jumping into the crystalline sea straight off the stone piers, enjoying a long lunch of fresh-caught squid at a waterside table, and catching a local water taxi to step onto the legendary island church of Our Lady of the Rocks. When the golden hour light hits the weathered Baroque bell towers, the entire town transforms into a living painting. Equally mesmerizing is the majestic headland of Sveti Stefan (8.5/10). Home to Montenegro's most iconic view, this 15th-century fortified island village jutting into the sea is a sight you can simply never get tired of looking at. It remains a mandatory pilgrimage on every single one of my trips, offering the perfect afternoon sanctuary where you can swim along the pristine pebble beaches on either side and wander through the lush, shaded pine paths of adjacent Miločer Park. For those seeking pure, old-world historical immersion, the legendary UNESCO-protected core of Kotorsecures a robust 8/10. Tucked into the deepest corner of a jaw-dropping, fjord-like mountain bay, Kotor is a complete masterclass in Venetian stone architecture, famous for its labyrinthine alleys, hidden squares, and the beloved, free-roaming local cats that nap on the ancient steps. It is an essential, must-see monument that commands your return, though its daytime vibe can occasionally feel compromised when massive cruise liners drop thousands of tourists into its narrow gates. If the coastal crowds begin to push your limits, your best strategic move is to head inland to discover the wild, echoing expanses of Skadar Lake (8/10). As the largest lake in the Balkans, it offers a total and deeply therapeutic change of pace from the seaside tracks. You can board a traditional wooden boat to glide through endless fields of floating green water lilies, look out at misty blue mountain ridges, and discover hidden island monasteries. 🎥 packandjet | IG

𝕏 Travels, Hotels and Resorts

16,509 次观看 • 3 个月前

BREAKING: U.S. YTber was kidnapped in the Philippines after moving to a remote village and marrying a local Muslim woman Philippine police launched a search for Elliot Onil Eastman, 26, from Vermont Eastman was reportedly shot in the leg while resisting and was taken away in a speedboat from a southern Philippine coastal town A YT bio under the channel “ElliotBeastman,” believed to belong to Eastman, reads: 'Hello everyone I’m Elliot Eastman, I am 26 years old and I came to the Philippines about a year and half ago where I met the love of my life deep in the mountains of the red zone of the Philippines 'Zamboanga del Norte is a recently developed area of the Philippines that was once only accessible by boat 'I will be showing you my day to day life as the first and only foreigner to have ever lived here in sibuco for a long period of time. I am from the USA!
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BREAKING: U.S. YTber was kidnapped in the Philippines after moving to a remote village and marrying a local Muslim woman Philippine police launched a search for Elliot Onil Eastman, 26, from Vermont Eastman was reportedly shot in the leg while resisting and was taken away in a speedboat from a southern Philippine coastal town A YT bio under the channel “ElliotBeastman,” believed to belong to Eastman, reads: 'Hello everyone I’m Elliot Eastman, I am 26 years old and I came to the Philippines about a year and half ago where I met the love of my life deep in the mountains of the red zone of the Philippines 'Zamboanga del Norte is a recently developed area of the Philippines that was once only accessible by boat 'I will be showing you my day to day life as the first and only foreigner to have ever lived here in sibuco for a long period of time. I am from the USA!

Unlimited L's

26,675 次观看 • 2 年前

I recently visited the remote town of Stehekin to see flood damage firsthand and hear from impacted residents at a community meeting. The only way to get to Stehekin is via boat, plane, or on foot. My son Jack and I decided to hike in on the Chelan Lakeshore Trail. Here are some highlights from our 18-mile backpacking trip. Some things you should know if you're interested in doing the hike: The trail starts at Prince Creek, which is only accessible by boat. You can take a ferry from Chelan or Field’s Point Landing. Despite the trail name, you’re not down by the lake the whole hike and there is a lot of climbing and descending. Be prepared for a net elevation gain of about 4,000 feet. Be prepared for heat — the trail gets a lot of sun exposure. Make sure you bring plenty of water, sunscreen and cool layers to help keep you from overheating. There are sections that are quite brushy. Enjoy your time out there and make sure you give yourself time to explore Stehekin before taking the ferry back to Chelan. The bakery is incredible.
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I recently visited the remote town of Stehekin to see flood damage firsthand and hear from impacted residents at a community meeting. The only way to get to Stehekin is via boat, plane, or on foot. My son Jack and I decided to hike in on the Chelan Lakeshore Trail. Here are some highlights from our 18-mile backpacking trip. Some things you should know if you're interested in doing the hike: The trail starts at Prince Creek, which is only accessible by boat. You can take a ferry from Chelan or Field’s Point Landing. Despite the trail name, you’re not down by the lake the whole hike and there is a lot of climbing and descending. Be prepared for a net elevation gain of about 4,000 feet. Be prepared for heat — the trail gets a lot of sun exposure. Make sure you bring plenty of water, sunscreen and cool layers to help keep you from overheating. There are sections that are quite brushy. Enjoy your time out there and make sure you give yourself time to explore Stehekin before taking the ferry back to Chelan. The bakery is incredible.

Governor Bob Ferguson

17,856 次观看 • 3 个月前

Arroz de Cabidela 📍 Odivelas, Portugal 🇵🇹 Explore Portugal: Arroz de Cabidela is a profoundly historical Portuguese dish built entirely on the philosophy of zero waste. The preparation starts by gently braising cuts of farm raised chicken or rooster in a heavy base of onions, garlic, and rich stock until the meat becomes incredibly tender. Short grain rice is then folded directly into the savory liquid to slowly absorb the deep flavors. The true defining element of the dish is introduced at the very end of the cooking process. Fresh poultry blood, carefully mixed with a generous splash of sharp red wine vinegar, is stirred into the bubbling pot. The vinegar safely prevents coagulation while adding a bright acidic punch that perfectly balances the heavy richness of the meat. The result is a uniquely velvety, dark, and deeply comforting stew that remains an absolute cornerstone of traditional Portuguese gastronomy Credits: @pedrofoodbible O Cantinho do Bebe.do.joao.
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Arroz de Cabidela 📍 Odivelas, Portugal 🇵🇹 Explore Portugal: Arroz de Cabidela is a profoundly historical Portuguese dish built entirely on the philosophy of zero waste. The preparation starts by gently braising cuts of farm raised chicken or rooster in a heavy base of onions, garlic, and rich stock until the meat becomes incredibly tender. Short grain rice is then folded directly into the savory liquid to slowly absorb the deep flavors. The true defining element of the dish is introduced at the very end of the cooking process. Fresh poultry blood, carefully mixed with a generous splash of sharp red wine vinegar, is stirred into the bubbling pot. The vinegar safely prevents coagulation while adding a bright acidic punch that perfectly balances the heavy richness of the meat. The result is a uniquely velvety, dark, and deeply comforting stew that remains an absolute cornerstone of traditional Portuguese gastronomy Credits: @pedrofoodbible O Cantinho do Bebe.do.joao.

TasteAtlas

59,594 次观看 • 7 个月前

A Lagos–Port Harcourt ferry service is a mass transport proposal by #Sowore2027 but it would be a coastal passenger service, not simply an extension of Lagos’s existing lagoon ferries. The new concept Lagos -Niger Delta-Port Harcourt coastal fast-ferry corridor, potentially with intermediate stops such as Warri or other viable coastal terminals. This is the promise of MASS TRANSPORTATION by WATER, LAND, RAIL AND AIR! A Nigeria where people and goods can move safely, affordably and efficiently across the country. From modern ferry services connecting our coastal cities, to reliable mass transit on our roads, functional railways linking communities and affordable air travel. CONNECT NIGERIA. MOVE NIGERIA.
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A Lagos–Port Harcourt ferry service is a mass transport proposal by #Sowore2027 but it would be a coastal passenger service, not simply an extension of Lagos’s existing lagoon ferries. The new concept Lagos -Niger Delta-Port Harcourt coastal fast-ferry corridor, potentially with intermediate stops such as Warri or other viable coastal terminals. This is the promise of MASS TRANSPORTATION by WATER, LAND, RAIL AND AIR! A Nigeria where people and goods can move safely, affordably and efficiently across the country. From modern ferry services connecting our coastal cities, to reliable mass transit on our roads, functional railways linking communities and affordable air travel. CONNECT NIGERIA. MOVE NIGERIA.

Omoyele Sowore

48,983 次观看 • 25 天前