And now, after 13 days of solo trekking and using 5 pairs of canvass
shoes, 33 year old Suleiman has make good that promise.
For those who do not understand the landscape of Nigeria, according
to google map, Lagos to Abuja is 662km and 135 hours (5-6 days) on foot, 747km
and 9 hours by driving and about 1 hour by air.
Detractors have said he couldn’t do it, people have mocked
him, he has been called a liar and labelled a cheat, skeptics didn’t give him a
chance, but he has remained focused to his task and cause.
He has raised the bar, challenged himself, challenged
Nigerians and challenged the president-elect to keep his own promise to Nigerians.

Some people may not understand the enormous nature of this
feat, but when you view it from the background of the Nigerian situation…the
insecurity in the country, the perils of the road, then we’ll begin to
understand and appreciate what he has achieved.

For those of us who constantly believe it is not possible,
take a cue from this man, he has defied the odds.
Dear TravelArmy readers, followers and well-wishers, don’t just
sit there doing nothing, don’t just sit planning and imagining…start doing! Be your
own one man army today …start writing that book, get back to that blog, start
studying for that exam today, practice more, rehearse longer, enroll in that program,
start that business, apply for that admission…take a step today, just start NOW.
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