Nigeria, the most populous nation in Africa—but sadly development is not as expected. Why would I say, this? Since technology has changed the course of EVERYTHING, it is still very impossible to get the best use of Information Technology here—especially employing the proper and full use of the Google Mapping System ‘made for our world.
I see Google Maps as the next big thing in our world—because it is designed and programmed to take you anywhere you want to go. But painfully, in a place like Nigeria, the best of Google Maps has not been activated. With many roads, places, effects and monuments clearly missing on the Google Maps, it is time as a Local Guide to help everyone, through Google Maps, with the best experience they deserve.
This is what I do—I, with the help of Google, take you to where you want to go from where you are (particularly in Nigeria), through photos that are on point and very relevant to where you would desire to be.
Photos help you to know you are where you intend to be, and my style is helping Google Maps improve on them—since Goole Maps mostly prefer Local Guides like us to help with the best facts available for places with little or no information about how they look.
The essence of all these is to make sure that the best of best experience of Google Maps happens when a better understanding of where you intend to be is given to you ahead in sight, and by explicit detailing.
I am in for this already. I will do more, because it has helped me severally—and that it why I will do this to assist many.
I remember having to visit someone in a place I had never been. All I did was ask the friend who stayed in that place to send me the location coordinates via WhatsApp. I saved it, and headed straight while Google Maps guided me. For this reason, I have decided to give details to help others like me.
Dominion City of Livingspring Chapel International in Ibadan, Oyo state of Nigeria, is a favourite place. My main event there is an amateur photo of the place I took that had appealed to several people. It was locally adjudged here as one of the most beautiful unedited photos of a portion of the cathedral.
