Cultural Festivals

The Sango Festival in Oyo, Nigeria, is one of the most powerful celebrations of Yoruba culture and traditions. With drumming, spirit possession, fire rituals, and palace processions, the festival brings …

Nigeria’s festive calendar 2025 is more than just a list of dates; it’s an open invitation to join in traditions, music, and celebrations that have shaped the country for generations.  …

When you think of Nigerian culture, the Igbo people stand out for their colourful traditions, rich history, and vibrant celebrations.  From festivals that turn entire towns into dancing arenas to …

The ancient town of Ile-Oluji, nestled in the heart of Ondo State, Nigeria, came alive this August as drums roared, iron clanged, and chants of ancestral power echoed through its …

Every July, the ancient town of Erin-Ile in Kwara State transforms into a living theatre of heritage, rhythm, and sacred tradition. Traditional drums thunder through the streets, invoking ancestral presence …

If you’ve ever tasted smoky roasted plantain and fish with spicy pepper sauce, then you already know what magic bole brings. But if you haven’t? Don’t worry, the Port Harcourt …

Every year, during the much-anticipated Ibadan Week, the ancient city bursts into a vibrant spectacle of culture, history, and pride. Organised by the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII), this …

If you think you’ve experienced all of Nigeria’s cultural celebrations, like Kano Durbar, Eyo in Lagos, or even the New Yam Festival in the southeast, think again. Nigeria is a …

Some things hit differently, and cultural festivals in Nigeria are one of them. The music? Loud. The food? Fire. The energy? Unmatched. For Gen Z, it’s not just about showing …

There are festivals in Nigeria, and then there’s Ojude Oba, a yearly tradition that brings Ijebu-Ode to life. It’s where Yoruba culture, community pride, and fashion meet in one place. …