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GO TO NIGER 2013: FOTO NEWS AT ABONNEMA

I bring to you the first edition of the 2013 version of Go-to-Niger in pictures. So many controversies have surrounded the Occasion and many were skeptical whether it is going to hold.

Before you is a session of the early morning parade. I will be doing more on fotos and videos, just stay tuned to this blog and you will think you were in Abonnema.



As for those who are new to this occasion celebrated by the people of Abonnema, I will not be doing any form of history here but will definitely do a post on the history but for now enjoy the pictures..
PLEASE I AM UPLOADING WITH A MOBILE, TRY AND UNDERSTAND

GO TO NIGER 2013: PICTURES


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 















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