Francis Ngannou

Oh, so on the bus and stuff?

Yeah, train and bus and stuff.

And then we get in Nigeria.

In Nigeria, we are still free to circulate because as a Cameroonian, we are free.

In Nigeria, we are still free to circulate.

We crossed Nigeria in one day.

That was okay.

Then we get to Nigeria, and then we start having trouble with authorities.

Yeah.

You have to sneak to wait someplace for days, sleep in the bus station, you know, with the right bus, with the right driver that know how to drive the bus.

police the authority yeah this or know how to escape them uh where are the uh control the police station the police control so then they will you guys will stop here and go all the way around and then he will meet you in the front or you will get there and he will trying to you know this police guy will trying to get money of you

And sometimes they bring you to the police station trying to get the most that they have out of you.

You know, it was just like hustle.

They were hustling.

No, it was from Niger.

Niger.

Niger.

When you get to northern Nigeria, to cross, there is a Sahara desert between Nigeria and Algeria.

So to go from Alit, which is northern Nigeria, to Tamarasset, which is southern Algeria, we have to cross this desert.

And then he has to, he's a very clandestine organization.