Mercy Idoko Ifunanya

Be honest, how many times have you said, “Nothing is exciting to do in Enugu”? You’re not alone.  Many locals think the city’s weekend life starts and ends with weddings, …

According to Pulse Nigeria, the Iriji-Mmanwu Festival in Enugu can bring together about 2,000 or more masquerades from different parts of Igboland.  Imagine thousands of masked dancers filling the streets, …

While many believe Lagos to be the birthplace of Nollywood, Enugu actually produced many of the beloved films. The city’s peaceful beauty and rich culture have inspired many stories that …

Did you know that in parts of Enugu, no one dares to eat a new yam until the Iri Ji Festival is held? It’s not fear; it’s respect. The festival …

Cities such as Lagos or Abuja are frequently the first to come to mind when tourists discuss opulent hotel accommodations in Nigeria. However, Enugu also offers a degree of luxury …

Forget long holidays; a weekend in Enugu can give you more adventure than a week anywhere else. This lively city blends culture, history, food, and nature into one unforgettable experience. …

Before there were fashion runways, Akwete and Isiagu ruled the streets and palaces of Enugu. They were symbols of pride and power. These fabrics carried stories that spoke louder than …

Local music festivals in Enugu are now everywhere. People gather to sing, dance, and have fun.  In the old days, Enugu was known for highlife music with drums and guitars.  …

In Enugu, the kola nut is always present at visits and traditional meetings.  We should not take the significance of a small nut lightly.  The kolanut tradition in Enugu, known …

It was at Enugu that a number of the most influential actors in Nigerian cinema got their start, rather than in Lagos. The Coal City is not only the birthplace …