Frequently Asked Questions About GreenLink.com.ng
GreenLink.com.ng is a Nigerian travel and information publication founded by Godwin Samuel, a Nigerian traveler, travel publisher and businessman from Bayelsa State.
This page answers common questions about who we are, why GreenLink was created, how our travel content is produced, how firsthand experiences are identified, how hotel information is assessed, how we handle corrections, and how advertising and partnerships are disclosed.
The aim is not simply to provide search-engine-friendly answers. The aim is to help readers understand who is behind GreenLink, how information is obtained, and what readers can reasonably expect from our content.
About GreenLink
1. What is GreenLink.com.ng?
GreenLink.com.ng is a Nigerian travel and information website.
The publication focuses on practical information relating to:
- Nigerian travel.
- Hotels and accommodation.
- Destinations.
- Cities and states.
- Travel experiences.
- Nigerian culture.
- Food and local experiences.
- Travel planning.
- Practical travel advice.
- Tourism and places to visit.
- Other information that can help people understand and explore Nigeria.
GreenLink is built around a combination of firsthand travel experience, research, practical observation and useful information.
The website is not intended to pretend that one person can personally experience every place in Nigeria.
Instead, we aim to be clear about what has actually been experienced, what has been researched and what has been provided by another source.
2. Who founded GreenLink.com.ng?
GreenLink.com.ng was founded by Godwin Samuel.
I am originally from Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, including Okoroma and Sangakubu.
I currently live in Bayelsa State.
Apart from GreenLink, I am also a businessman and sell pizza.
Travel, however, has become one of my strongest personal interests.
3. Who is Godwin Samuel?
I am a Nigerian traveler, travel publisher and founder of GreenLink.com.ng.
My interest in traveling started when I was around 18 years old.
I remember telling my mother that when I reached 18, I wanted to begin traveling around Nigeria.
She did not want me traveling because, like many parents, she was concerned about what could happen to me on the road.
But I wanted to explore.
One of my early experiences was traveling to Imo State alone.
That journey gave me a feeling I had not experienced before.
I was outside my familiar environment, meeting people who did not already know me, seeing different places and learning that Nigeria was much bigger and more diverse than the environment I had grown up in.
That experience encouraged me to continue traveling.
4. Why did Godwin start traveling?
I wanted to explore Nigeria and learn directly from the people and places I encountered.
I wanted to understand different cultures and see how people live in different parts of the country.
I also wanted to:
- Meet people from different parts of Nigeria.
- Make new friends.
- Experience different foods.
- Hear different languages.
- See different environments.
- Discover opportunities.
- Learn from people with different backgrounds.
For me, travel is not simply about taking photographs.
It is a way of learning.
5. What does Godwin enjoy most about traveling?
I enjoy the change of environment.
I enjoy arriving somewhere new and having the opportunity to experience the place without people already knowing my background.
I enjoy:
- Views and landscapes.
- Food.
- Culture.
- Languages.
- Meeting people.
- Making friends.
- Discovering opportunities.
- Learning how people live.
- Experiencing something different from my normal environment.
Every trip gives me something to think about.
Sometimes it is a beautiful experience.
Sometimes it is a practical lesson.
Sometimes it is a problem that teaches me what I should do differently on my next journey.
6. What challenges has Godwin experienced while traveling?
Traveling around Nigeria has not always been easy.
Some of the challenges I have encountered or been concerned about include poor roads, difficult journeys, police stops, concerns about extortion and security risks on some routes.
These experiences have made me more careful about practical travel planning.
I pay attention to things such as:
- The route.
- Road conditions.
- Accommodation.
- Parking.
- Water.
- Food.
- Mobile network.
- Wi-Fi.
- The surrounding environment.
- How easy it will be to move around.
However, my personal experience should not automatically be interpreted as evidence that every traveler will experience the same thing.
Travel conditions can change.
Where safety or security is important, readers should check current and appropriate official information before traveling.
Godwin’s Travel Experience
7. Which parts of Nigeria has Godwin visited?
I have traveled to many parts of Nigeria, including:
- Bayelsa State
- Delta State
- Imo State
- Abia State
- Lagos State
- Abuja
- Rivers State
- Anambra State
- Edo State
- Kogi State
- Oyo State
- Sokoto State
- Akwa Ibom State
- Ogun State
- Enugu State
- Plateau State
- Bauchi State
- Yobe State
- Kwara State
This list represents places I have traveled to.
It does not mean that I have personally experienced every town, hotel, restaurant, attraction, road or community within those states.
That distinction is important to how GreenLink presents firsthand experience.
8. Why does firsthand experience matter to GreenLink?
Travel information can look very different on a screen compared with experiencing a place in person.
When I personally travel somewhere, I notice practical details that may not appear in a simple description.
For example, when I stay at a hotel, I think about:
- Is the environment comfortable?
- Is parking practical?
- Is there water?
- How is the food?
- Does the Wi-Fi work for what I need?
- How is the mobile network?
- Is the place clean?
- What is the surrounding environment like?
- Is the location practical for my trip?
Those are questions that come naturally from actually traveling.
GreenLink tries to turn those observations into information that other travelers can use.
Hotels and Accommodation
9. Does GreenLink publish hotel reviews?
Yes.
Hotels and accommodation are an important part of GreenLink’s travel content.
Where I have genuinely experienced a hotel, I may write about my personal observations.
The purpose is not simply to say whether a hotel is “good” or “bad.”
Instead, I try to explain the practical experience.
10. What does Godwin look for when experiencing a hotel?
I personally pay attention to several practical factors.
Cleanliness
I observe the cleanliness of the areas and facilities I personally use.
Parking
I look at whether parking is available and whether it is practical for a traveler.
Vehicle considerations
I pay attention to the parking environment and access.
I do not, however, guarantee the security of another person’s vehicle.
Water
I consider whether water is available during my experience.
Food
I pay attention to the food and dining experience available to me.
Wi-Fi
Where Wi-Fi is available, I use it and consider whether it works adequately for my needs.
Mobile network
I pay attention to the mobile network available during my stay.
Environment
I consider the surrounding environment because location and surroundings can affect a traveler’s experience.
Room and general comfort
I consider the facilities I personally use and how practical they are for the purpose of my trip.
These observations are personal experiences rather than universal guarantees.
11. Which hotels has Godwin experienced?
During my travels, I have experienced hotels in places including Bayelsa State, Abuja, Lagos State, Rivers State, Anambra State, Edo State, Akwa Ibom State and Delta State.
Hotels I have personally encountered include:
- Best Western Plus at the Oxbow Lake — Bayelsa State.
- Matho Crystal Hotel — Bayelsa State.
- Monalisa Hotel & Suites — Bayelsa State.
- King George’s Court — Bayelsa State.
- Ayalla Hotels Limited — Bayelsa State.
- Transcorp Hilton Abuja.
- Fraser Suites Abuja.
- The Envoy Hotel Abuja.
- Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Abuja.
- Lagos Continental Hotel.
- Legend Hotel Lagos Airport, Curio Collection by Hilton.
- Radisson Blu Hotel, Lagos Ikeja.
- Mövenpick Hotel Ikoyi Lagos.
- The White Orchid Hotel.
- Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Lagos, V.I.
- Charleson Luxury Hotel — Rivers State.
- Heliconia Park Port Harcourt Hotel and Suites — Rivers State.
- Park Hotels — Rivers State.
- Visa Karena Hotels — Rivers State.
- Hotel Presidential — Rivers State.
- Kristov’s House — Rivers State.
- Crownsville Hotel, Airport Road — Rivers State.
- De Santos Hotel — Anambra State.
- Fervex Palace Hotel & Suites — Anambra State.
- Dawn Emeka Hotels — Anambra State.
- The Moonshine Residence — Anambra State.
- Lavender Hotel and Spa — Anambra State.
- Protea Hotel by Marriott Benin City — Edo State.
- Greyfield Hotel and Apartments — Edo State.
- Edo Heritage Hotel — Edo State.
- Black Muse Residence — Edo State.
- Cathelea Convention & Suites — Edo State.
- Rivona Hotel & Suites — Akwa Ibom State.
- Monty Suites & Golf — Akwa Ibom State.
- Hotel Lahana Uyo — Akwa Ibom State.
- Remalex Hotels and Suites — Akwa Ibom State.
- Perly Gate Residence — Akwa Ibom State.
- Havilah Towers and Gold Suites — Akwa Ibom State.
- Swisse International Rancho Valeria — Delta State.
- Asato Classic Hotel — Delta State.
- Protea Hotel — Delta State.
- Clique Court Hotel & Suite — Delta State.
- Golden Tulip Hotel — Delta State.
Important: a past personal visit does not guarantee that a hotel’s current condition, facilities, prices, management, availability or services remain the same.
Readers should confirm current information directly with the hotel before booking.
12. Does a GreenLink hotel review represent every guest’s experience?
No.
A hotel experience can vary according to:
- Date.
- Room.
- Staff.
- Occupancy.
- Maintenance.
- Weather.
- Internet demand.
- Water supply.
- Other guests.
- Renovations.
- Changes in management or facilities.
Therefore, when I describe something I personally experienced, I try to make clear that it is my experience at that time.
For example:
“During my stay, I found the room clean.”
That describes what I personally observed.
It does not mean every guest will have exactly the same experience.
13. Does GreenLink claim that one hotel is the best in Nigeria?
GreenLink should avoid unsupported universal claims such as “the best hotel in Nigeria.”
A hotel can be suitable for one traveler and unsuitable for another.
For example, a traveler on business may prioritize Wi-Fi and location.
A family may prioritize space, food and facilities.
A traveler passing through a city may care most about parking and accessibility.
Where GreenLink compares hotels, the criteria should be explained so readers can make their own decision.
How GreenLink Creates Content
14. Is every GreenLink article based on personal experience?
No.
Some articles are based on firsthand experience.
Others require research.
Some combine both.
For example, I might personally have stayed at a hotel but still need to research its current contact details, facilities, prices or policies.
That is why GreenLink distinguishes personal observation from information obtained through other sources.
15. How can readers tell what is firsthand?
Where appropriate, GreenLink may include a section such as:
My Experience
This section identifies information that comes from my own visit, stay or observation.
For example:
During my stay, I personally observed the following…
This tells the reader that the information is based on a real experience.
16. How does GreenLink distinguish research from personal experience?
We aim to use language that makes the distinction clear.
For example:
Firsthand observation:
“During my stay, I used the hotel’s Wi-Fi.”
Business-provided information:
“According to the hotel’s published information, the property offers Wi-Fi.”
Research-based information:
“According to the relevant official source…”
Personal opinion:
“Personally, I preferred…”
These statements communicate different things and should not be presented as though they are identical.
17. Does GreenLink invent firsthand experiences?
No.
This is an important editorial principle.
We should not claim that Godwin Samuel:
- Visited somewhere he did not visit.
- Stayed at a hotel he did not stay at.
- Ate at a restaurant he did not visit.
- Tested a service he did not test.
- Interviewed someone he did not interview.
- Personally observed something he did not observe.
A genuine travel publication should not manufacture experiences simply to make an article appear more authoritative.
18. Does GreenLink use information supplied by hotels?
Yes, where appropriate.
A hotel may provide information about:
- Rooms.
- Facilities.
- Services.
- Prices.
- Promotions.
- Contact information.
- Events.
- New developments.
When we use business-provided information, we aim to distinguish it from our own observations.
For example:
“According to information provided by the hotel…”
is different from:
“During my stay, I personally observed…”
This distinction is important for transparency.
Research and Sources
19. What sources does GreenLink use?
Depending on the subject, sources may include:
- Government websites.
- Official tourism organizations.
- Official hotel websites.
- Official company websites.
- Public documents.
- Direct statements.
- Reputable publications.
- Interviews.
- Firsthand observations.
- Original photographs.
- Other appropriate primary or reliable sources.
The source should match the claim being made.
20. Why does GreenLink use sources?
Because personal experience cannot answer every question.
For example, I may personally visit a city, but I cannot personally establish:
- Every current government requirement.
- Every current hotel price.
- Every road condition.
- Every business opening hour.
- Every current transport schedule.
Those facts need appropriate research.
Good travel publishing therefore requires both experience and verification.
21. Does GreenLink cite sources?
Where appropriate, important factual claims should have supporting sources.
Sources may be provided through:
- Links.
- References.
- Official documents.
- Source lists.
- Citations within articles.
Bing’s publisher guidance specifically emphasizes providing sources for facts, quotes and opinions and maintaining clear, verifiable authorship.
Accuracy and Corrections
22. What happens if GreenLink publishes a mistake?
We accept that mistakes can happen.
When a meaningful factual error is identified, we aim to review and correct it.
A correction may involve:
- Fixing the incorrect statement.
- Updating outdated information.
- Replacing an incorrect source.
- Adding clarification.
- Removing unsupported information.
Accuracy is more important than pretending that a website never makes mistakes.
23. How can I report an error?
Email:
Please include:
- The article URL.
- The statement you believe is incorrect.
- The corrected information.
- Supporting evidence, if available.
We will review credible correction requests.
A disagreement with an opinion does not necessarily mean that the article contains a factual error.
24. Can a hotel respond to a GreenLink article?
Yes.
A hotel or business can contact GreenLink if it believes an article contains inaccurate factual information.
We will consider credible evidence.
If a genuine factual error is identified, the article may be corrected or clarified.
However, a business disagreeing with an honest firsthand observation does not automatically make that observation false.
Updating GreenLink Content
25. How often does GreenLink update articles?
There is no artificial schedule for changing article dates.
Content should be updated when there is a meaningful reason to do so.
For example:
- A hotel changes its facilities.
- A business changes its contact information.
- A government requirement changes.
- A travel procedure changes.
- An important factual error is discovered.
- New evidence becomes available.
- A previously published section becomes outdated.
A date should not be changed merely to make an unchanged article appear fresh.
26. Why are publication and update dates important?
Travel information can change.
A hotel that offered a service during my visit may change that service later.
A price can change.
A road can change.
A business can relocate.
A government requirement can change.
Therefore, dates help readers understand the context in which information was published or updated.
AI and GreenLink Content
27. Does GreenLink use artificial intelligence?
GreenLink may use AI tools as part of certain editorial processes.
For example, AI may assist with:
- Brainstorming.
- Outlining.
- Editing.
- Grammar.
- Organization.
- Draft refinement.
- Identifying questions readers may have.
However, AI does not replace human editorial responsibility.
28. Can AI create Godwin’s personal travel experience?
No.
AI should never be used to manufacture a personal travel experience and present it as something I actually did.
For example, if I did not stay in a hotel, GreenLink should not publish an AI-generated paragraph saying:
“During my stay at the hotel…”
That would be misleading.
Personal experience must come from an actual experience.
29. How does GreenLink verify AI-assisted information?
AI-generated information can contain errors or outdated information.
Therefore, important factual information should be checked against appropriate sources before publication.
The final responsibility for published information remains with GreenLink’s editorial process.
Editorial Transparency
30. Who is responsible for GreenLink content?
GreenLink is founded and published by Godwin Samuel.
Where an article is written by Godwin, the article should use his full name.
Where other contributors are used, they should be identified appropriately.
Generic bylines such as “Admin” should not be used where an identifiable author is appropriate.
Bing’s publisher guidance specifically calls for clear, verifiable authorship and full-name bylines.
31. Why does GreenLink identify its authors?
Readers deserve to know who is responsible for information.
For GreenLink, authorship also gives readers an opportunity to understand whether information comes from:
- Godwin’s firsthand experience.
- Research.
- Another contributor.
- A business.
- An official source.
This helps readers judge the context of the information.
32. Does GreenLink claim to be Google E-E-A-T certified?
No.
GreenLink does not claim to have an “E-E-A-T certificate.”
E-E-A-T is not something GreenLink can purchase or display as a certification.
Instead, we aim to demonstrate:
Experience through genuine travel.
Expertise through accumulated knowledge, research and practical understanding.
Authoritativeness through transparent and consistent publishing.
Trustworthiness through accuracy, sources, corrections, disclosures and identifiable ownership.
The important thing is to demonstrate these qualities through the actual website and its content rather than simply claiming them.
Search and AI Visibility
33. Does GreenLink write only for Google?
No.
Search engines are important ways for people to discover information, but the reader comes first.
GreenLink aims to create content that remains useful even if a reader discovers it through:
- Google.
- Bing.
- Social media.
- Direct visits.
- AI search.
- Recommendations.
- Another website.
The goal is to answer genuine questions rather than create pages simply because a keyword has search volume.
34. Does GreenLink guarantee Google rankings?
No.
GreenLink does not guarantee:
- Google rankings.
- Bing rankings.
- Search traffic.
- Indexing.
- Google Discover placement.
- AI citations.
- AdSense approval.
Search engines make their own decisions about crawling, indexing, ranking and displaying content.
35. Does GreenLink guarantee citations in AI answers?
No.
Bing’s current AI Performance system reports when pages are cited in supported AI-generated answers, including Microsoft Copilot, AI-generated summaries in Bing and selected partner experiences.
However, Bing explicitly says AI Performance measures citation activity and does not measure ranking, authority, importance or quality.
GreenLink therefore does not promise that any article will appear as a source in an AI-generated answer.
36. Why does GreenLink use clear headings and FAQs?
Clear organization helps readers find answers.
It can also make information easier for AI systems to understand and reference.
Bing’s current AI guidance specifically recommends descriptive headings, concise sections, tables and FAQ-style content, along with evidence and fresh information.
The primary reason GreenLink uses these structures, however, is to make the information easier for people to use.
Advertising and Partnerships
37. Does GreenLink accept advertising?
GreenLink may display advertisements.
Advertising helps support the website.
An advertisement appearing on GreenLink does not automatically mean that the publisher personally recommends the advertised product or business.
38. Does GreenLink accept sponsored content?
GreenLink may work with businesses and organizations through commercial partnerships or sponsored content.
Where a commercial relationship affects the nature of content, it should be disclosed clearly.
Sponsored material should not deliberately be disguised as independent editorial experience.
39. Does GreenLink use affiliate links?
GreenLink may use affiliate links.
If a reader clicks an affiliate link and completes a qualifying transaction, GreenLink may receive a commission.
Where applicable, the commercial relationship should be disclosed.
An affiliate relationship does not mean that every reader should use the product or service.
40. Can a hotel pay GreenLink for a positive review?
Commercial relationships should not be used to manufacture a false firsthand experience.
If GreenLink works commercially with a hotel, that relationship should be disclosed where appropriate.
If I personally experienced the hotel, my observations should still represent what I actually experienced rather than an invented experience.
Nigerian Travel
41. Does GreenLink only cover Bayelsa State?
No.
GreenLink is based in Bayelsa State, but the publication is interested in Nigeria as a whole.
My travels have taken me to many states, and I intend to continue learning about different parts of Nigeria.
The fact that GreenLink is based in Bayelsa does not mean every article is based on Bayelsa experience.
42. Does GreenLink represent the Nigerian government?
No.
GreenLink.com.ng is an independent travel and information publication.
It is not a ministry, department or agency of the Nigerian government.
When GreenLink discusses government requirements or public services, readers should verify important current information with the relevant official government source.
43. Can international travelers use GreenLink?
Yes.
GreenLink is written primarily from a Nigerian perspective, but international visitors can also use relevant content when planning to explore Nigeria.
International travelers may have additional requirements, so they should check current official information applicable to their nationality and circumstances.
44. Does GreenLink give security advice?
GreenLink can provide travel-related observations and practical information, but it is not a security agency.
Security conditions can change quickly.
For important travel-safety decisions, readers should check current official information and other appropriate sources rather than relying solely on an old personal experience or article.
Practical Travel Advice
45. What practical things does Godwin consider before staying at a hotel?
My personal checklist usually includes:
☐ Cleanliness
☐ Parking
☐ Water availability
☐ Food
☐ Wi-Fi
☐ Mobile network
☐ Surrounding environment
☐ Location
☐ Room comfort
☐ Access and convenience
The importance of each factor depends on the purpose of the trip.
For example, if I need to work while traveling, internet access may matter more to me than it would on a short leisure trip.
46. What should travelers check before booking a hotel?
Travelers should confirm current information rather than relying entirely on an old article.
Useful questions include:
- What is the current room price?
- Is the room available for the required date?
- Is Wi-Fi currently available?
- Is water available?
- Is parking available?
- What payment methods are accepted?
- What are the check-in and check-out times?
- What facilities are currently operating?
- Is the location suitable for the purpose of the trip?
- Are there additional charges?
This is especially important because hotel information can change.
47. Why does GreenLink talk about practical details instead of only luxury?
Because not every traveler has the same priorities.
A beautiful hotel can still be inconvenient for a particular traveler if the location, internet, parking, water or other practical needs do not fit the trip.
My own hotel experience has taught me to look beyond appearance.
A traveler often remembers the practical things after the first impression has disappeared.
GreenLink’s Editorial Standards
48. What is GreenLink’s editorial promise?
GreenLink aims to:
- Identify authors.
- Distinguish firsthand experience from research.
- Avoid invented experiences.
- Use appropriate sources.
- Correct meaningful factual errors.
- Disclose relevant commercial relationships.
- Avoid misleading headlines.
- Avoid unsupported claims.
- Keep time-sensitive information as current as reasonably possible.
- Respect Nigerian cultures and communities.
- Give readers practical information.
- Use AI responsibly.
- Put readers ahead of search-engine manipulation.
49. What does GreenLink do when it does not know something?
We would rather acknowledge uncertainty than invent an answer.
For example:
“I have not personally visited this location, so I cannot describe the experience firsthand.”
is more honest than pretending to have been there.
Research can still help us provide useful information, but the article should not present research as personal experience.
50. What makes GreenLink different?
The foundation of GreenLink is real travel experience combined with research and practical information.
I started traveling because I wanted to experience Nigeria myself.
I wanted to see different environments.
I wanted to meet people.
I wanted to understand cultures.
I wanted to taste different foods.
I wanted to hear different languages.
I wanted to discover opportunities.
Those experiences continue to influence how I approach travel publishing.
When I enter a hotel, for example, I naturally start asking practical questions:
Can I park here?
Is the place clean?
Is there water?
Can I get food?
Does the network work?
Can I use Wi-Fi?
What is the environment like?
Those are the kinds of questions I want GreenLink to help other travelers answer.
Contact GreenLink
51. How can I contact GreenLink?
You can contact GreenLink using:
Email: info@greenlink.com.ng
Phone: +234 705 802 7129
Office: Amassoma, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
You can contact us about:
- Editorial questions.
- Corrections.
- Hotel information.
- Business information.
- Partnerships.
- Advertising.
- Copyright concerns.
- General GreenLink questions.
52. Can I suggest a destination or topic?
Yes.
Readers can suggest:
- Hotels.
- Destinations.
- Cities.
- States.
- Travel questions.
- Cultural topics.
- Practical travel guides.
A suggestion does not guarantee publication.
We consider whether a topic is useful, relevant and appropriate for GreenLink’s audience.
53. Can hotels and tourism businesses contact GreenLink?
Yes.
Hotels, restaurants, tourism businesses and other organizations can contact GreenLink about:
- Factual corrections.
- Updated business information.
- New facilities.
- Partnerships.
- Advertising.
- Sponsored content.
- Travel collaborations.
Business-provided information should be distinguishable from independent firsthand observations.
Final Questions
54. What is GreenLink ultimately trying to achieve?
GreenLink is trying to help people understand and explore Nigeria.
My journey started with curiosity.
I wanted to leave my familiar environment and discover what existed beyond it.
Traveling to Imo State alone when I was around 18 helped me understand how much there was to learn outside my immediate surroundings.
Since then, every journey has taught me something.
Sometimes the lesson has come from a beautiful view.
Sometimes from food.
Sometimes from meeting someone new.
Sometimes from a different culture or language.
Sometimes from discovering an opportunity.
And sometimes the lesson has come from a bad road, an uncomfortable journey or a problem I did not expect.
Those experiences are part of the reason GreenLink exists.
I do not claim to have experienced every part of Nigeria.
I do not claim that one hotel stay represents every guest.
I do not claim that one journey represents every Nigerian traveler.
Instead, I want GreenLink to show readers what I have actually experienced, what I have researched, what I have learned and where the limits of that experience are.
That is important to me.
Our Promise to Readers
At GreenLink, we aim to be transparent about:
Who created the content.
How the information was obtained.
Why the content was created.
We aim to tell readers when something is based on firsthand experience.
We aim to identify research and supporting sources.
We aim to distinguish personal opinions from factual claims.
We aim not to manufacture travel experiences.
We aim to disclose relevant commercial relationships.
We aim to correct meaningful errors.
And we aim to keep learning.
Because traveling around Nigeria has taught me something simple:
You can read about a place, but experiencing it can teach you things that a description on a screen cannot.
GreenLink is my attempt to turn some of those experiences and lessons into practical information that other people can use.
— Godwin Samuel
Founder & Travel Publisher
GreenLink.com.ng
GreenLink Contact Information
GreenLink.com.ng
Publisher: Godwin Samuel
Email: info@greenlink.com.ng
Phone: +234 705 802 7129
Office: Amassoma, Bayelsa State, Nigeria