The city of Port Harcourt is the third most developed metropolis in Nigeria after Lagos and Abuja. It’s been dubbed Nigeria’s oil capital and can arguably be called the oil hub of Africa. The city, also known as the Garden City because of its numerous avenues and ornaments, has over the years been rife with […]
Nigeria is like an umbrella sheltering different cultures, religions, traditions, and values. This is why there is a cultural difference between Southern and Northern Nigeria. What is acceptable in the South may be outrightly offensive in the North. You can describe it as a liberal south and conservative north. Hence, when you are junketing especially […]
J.P. Clark's poem "Ibadan" may be due for a rewrite as the city is certainly not "running splash of rust... " anymore. Visited by thousands of vacationers each year, Ibadan is easily one of the most charming places in Western Nigeria. There's no doubt that Ibadan is a huge city, with a population bigger than […]
Are you in Lagos or planning on coming to Lagos for the holidays? Here are 5 interesting things or activities you could do in Lagos, Nigeria during the coming holidays. Find cheap flights to Lagos. Paint-balling, Hardcore! If you are in search of undiluted excitement this holiday, then paint-balling is the perfect activity for you. […]
This year, Nigeria has enjoyed a pretty healthy spike in local tourism. The cost of traveling out of the country has become heart-attack inducing and many Nigerians are now looking within the country borders for affordable, educational, safe, and fun places to explore. The most popular tourist destination, going by social media trends, seems to be Abeokuta’s Olumo Rock. […]
Largely regarded as Abuja’s younger, smaller, less glamorous sister due to its close proximity to the city, Suleja is one of the Major cities in Niger state, Nigeria. A planned visit to the city usually offers marvelous times, but in the case where a visit is impromptu or a short visit is stretched and you find yourself stuck? […]
It is summer! Although Nigerians do not necessarily experience it, they tend to take time off and travel the world around that time; and in addition to London, Dubai and USA, one other country a lot of Nigerians line up to visit is South Africa. In fact, whether they are going on holiday, travelling for work […]
Badagry (customarily known as Gbagle), a coastal town situated between the city of Lagos and the border with Benin at Seme in Lagos State, Nigeria, It is without doubt one the most serene and historically rich towns in the region; every year thousands of tourists come from around the country and world to admire the relics and mementoes of slave trade […]
Lekki is one of the highbrow areas in Lagos. Many people perceive it as a place where wealthy Nigerians as well as foreigners, reside. This automatically makes it an expensive city. But, in variance to this perception, there are things you can do at this naturally formed peninsula that doesn’t require you to break the bank. […]
Nsukka is a vibrant city inhabited by a benevolent and industrious people who are proud of their culture, and heritage. Predominantly peopled by Igbo-speaking Nigerians, this city played an important role during the 3-year Biafran war that afflicted the eastern part of the country. Nsukka emerged after the civil war to become one of the most popular and […]
