Deborah Russell-A.

In these Nigerian Towns with Blended Cultures, the boundaries between tribes and languages blur; two cultures coexist as one community. This article celebrates the unique places in northern and eastern …

In the southwest (Yoruba) corner of Nigeria, the hourglass talking drum (called dùndún) rules the ceremony. Here lives one of the last master drummers in Nigeria, Rasaki Aladokun, son of …

For many, Nigeria conjures images of bustling cities, vibrant music, and oil wealth. Yet beyond the megacities lie surprises few outsiders know. This article tells the story of nine of …

Away from the hustle of Nigeria’s busy cities and the usual tourist stops are hidden springs and lakes within forests or perched on remote hills. These quiet water sanctuaries are …

In Nigeria’s quiet woods and waterfalls lie a different kind of pilgrimage in 6 sacred tourism destinations in Nigeria. Here, travellers find sacred spaces and silent stories, places where the …

A group of travellers finds themselves in a rural Nigerian village as dusk falls. Gathered around a firelit circle, they listen in silence to an elder plucking a kora (traditional …

Travellers on Nigerian eco-trails encounter diverse wildlife and discover the stories the locals have told for generations. Each trail explored here leads you through layers of belief, memory, and lived …

Nigeria’s festival scene extends far beyond the well-known events of Lagos and Abuja. In small towns and villages across the country, communities observe ancient rites that few outsiders are aware …

As foreign and local travellers alike can attest, Nigeria’s street food tour is a journey of different flavours and tastes. What stands out is that each town offers a distinct …

Nigeria’s film industry is booming, and location scouts are increasingly searching beyond Lagos, Asaba, and Abuja for Nigerian locations for movie scenes. The country’s lesser-known locations offer dazzling natural backdrops …