Philip Sifon

If you’re in Ogun State’s capital and wondering about lovely places to hang out in Abeokuta, the city offers a blend of granite hills, cultural spots, riverside corners, and cafés. …

Are you seeking a location that showcases Nigeria’s wartime history? In Umuahia, the National War Museum houses artefacts from the Civil War and beyond, providing visitors with a close look …

Anyone can snap pictures at an event, but photographing Nigerian festivals is about more than quick shots. These festivals are packed with colour, energy, and tradition, and capturing them well …

Did you know Gashaka Gumti National Park in Taraba spans nearly 6,700 square kilometres, making it Nigeria’s largest national park and larger than some countries, like Brunei? Within its wilderness, …

The Akogba Hill Hike offers one of Kogi’s widest natural viewpoints. From the summit, hikers look out over granite outcrops, rolling valleys, and the River Oyi.  For many visitors, the …

Lagos can be hectic, and sometimes you just need a simple spot to relax. LUFASI Park in Lekki offers open lawns for picnics, quiet forest trails, and a chance to …

Nigeria rarely shows up in Africa’s tourism conversation. Yet the country boasts waterfalls, caves, plateaus, and historic cities that can rival those of Kenya or South Africa.  Still, in 2019, …

If you’re planning to travel to Nigeria for the first time, you’re probably asking yourself, “Is Nigeria safe?” The answer isn’t simple. Some official advisories warn against visits, but many …

Are you on Lagos Island and need a break from the usual traffic and crowds? Freedom Park, Lagos, is worth a visit.  Once a colonial prison, it’s now a space …

Have you ever been somewhere that feels so old, historic, or preserved that it’s like you’ve travelled to the past? That’s the experience at Gidan Makama Museum Kano, one of …