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Spearfishing and freediving in Nigeria??

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deep thinker

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Hmm I wonder, Im goin to Nigeria for a short work trip next week and was wondering wether someone here has been there and if its worth while to lug the diving kit along? I know its not one of the most sanitary places in Africa so I was thinking the water mite be too poluted to bother with a dive or eating something you mite collect from those waters, but it sure would be nice if there are a few places that mite still be diveable seeing that they dont work too hard there and I will have some free time, its worth a try I always say...
Any info would be apreciated, and if no-one really knows, well then I wont bother with all that luggage :)
 
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