Travel & Tourism

Many people think Bayelsa is just about rivers, oil, and quiet towns. But locals say something different.  They say, “Every town has a story, and every river holds a memory.” …

Travelling to Nigeria during the holidays is fun, but the small cultural habits are what really shape your experience. If you don’t know them, you can easily feel out of …

There’s something about Oyo that stands out when you hear people talk about it, the heritage, the palace, the food, and the festivals.  The state holds onto Yoruba culture, a …

Port Harcourt is one of Nigeria’s most vibrant cities, and come December, it truly shines. The city transforms into a playground of lights, music, food, and culture, offering visitors a …

If you’ve ever wondered what Christmas in Nigeria feels like, imagine this: music playing from every street corner, kids running around with Christmas clothes they’ve waited all year to wear, …

Celebrating Christmas in Nigeria creates a unique atmosphere. Seriously, it’s like the country puts on its best outfit, hangs fairy lights everywhere, and whispers, “Come, let’s have fun!”  Whether it’s …

A Portuguese visitor once said, “Great Benin, where the king resides, is larger than Lisbon; all the streets run straight and as far as the eye can see.” He made …

Navigating Nigerian festive markets can feel overwhelming. The crowds, noise, and endless stalls make even seasoned shoppers anxious. If you’ve ever left a market feeling drained, overcharged, or just worn …

The Ilorin Durbar can feel overwhelming when you’re seeing it for the first time: the horses, the drums, the royal riders, the crowds, everything happening at once.  However, once you …

Adamawa is not just the first state on Nigeria’s list. It hides places you won’t believe exist.   The views? They will make you stop and stare. From sunrise over the …