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This isn’t just another story. It is a lesson on courage and audacity. Nothing good in life is ever going to be handed to you on a platter. If you want anything good out of life; 1⃣ Make a plan. 2⃣ Act on it. 3⃣ Learn as you go. Only the audacious ones will win!

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Today, Alma has travelled to more than 30 countries across the world, worked with the biggest brands, and inspired many Nigerians to start travelling too. She has shown that the Nigerian passport isn’t the biggest limitation to travel. The mind is.

Her last stop? Lagos. Back to her country where it all begun. And she had her fans waiting to welcome her like the hero she is. This wasn’t just a world record attempt; it showed the world a glimpse of what we face as holders of low-mobility passports. https://t.co/YOfo5UebeR

Despite the delays, she kept her head up high, moving continent after continent to meet her goal. At the end of the day, she finished in just around 71 hours and 26 minutes; becoming the fastest woman to travel the 7 continents. https://t.co/JhTcFwXSCK

But her audacity pushed her to continue. The ball was in motion. The challenge was set to begin. Her starting point: Antarctica. She’d caught the attention of the world. But then, the Nigerian passport will prove to be another setback.

Her goal was to finish in 70 hours, to beat the previous record of 73 hours. Planning began. She set a start date . Then, she spent weeks applying for visas to the countries she’ll be stepping in. Days before her start date, she learned there was a new record of 64 hours.

In March 2025, Alma announced her most audacious move yet: “I’m going to attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest person to travel across the 7 continents”. And, she was going to attempt it with the Nigerian passport. https://t.co/SPH3KmlGin

Soon, big brands started knocking. Alma had grown to be one of the biggest travel creators in Nigeria. People with travel problems started reaching out to her for solutions. And that was how @kaijego, her travel agency, was born.

And with each success, she shared her experience on social media. Nigerians began to pay even more attention. Alma had shown that we could travel on a budget, with our Nigerian passport, and still make memorable experiences.

She thoughtfully picked countries where it was easy to get an e-visa, or a visa on arrival. She snooped around their official websites, and found rules she could bend to her advantage. By the end of 2023, she'd travelled to more than 10 countries. https://t.co/PvnLb1wqd1

But she remained unfazed. Every visa denial, every unpleasant experience at airports, she noted it down. She shared it on her socials, and she learned. She became even more intentional with her travels.

By 2022, she’d moved on to better paying jobs which could finally afford her travel dreams. Then came another setback. She learned that sometimes, having money is not enough. Especially when travelling with a passport as weak as Nigeria’s.

With each country visited, she shared her experiences with her followers on social media. Every memory made was curated and posted. It was so thoughtful and intentional, that it caught attention of people. And so, her pages started to grow even more.

By the end of 2021, she's traveled to a total of 4 countries. These trips in her words, “put a big hole in my pocket”. But, she didn’t stop. Traveling on a budget meant she had to learn to pitch hotels and restaurants to create content about them in exchange for their services.

She’d managed to squeeze out an unofficial leave from her place of work to make the trip. It was such an important one for her; a validation of her dreams to see the world. As the plane touched down the runway in Senegal, she burst into tears; brimming with happiness.

And after her Master’s, she had to navigate moving to Lagos to work while building her Instagram page. All in all, 18 months had passed since her first travel before she was able to make her next trip. It was her first international flight, to Senegal.

First, COVID hit and the world went on lockdown; effectively making travel impossible. Then, she had to focus on finishing her Master’s while learning content creation. https://t.co/38HOqhrS26