Travel & Tourism

“Work never ends, but your energy will if you don’t pause.” That’s why more young professionals are choosing bleisure micro-cations in Abuja. These are short trips that mix business and …

Christmas is coming, and you’re already tired of hearing “Detty December” plans that end at Lagos clubs and owambes. How about something different this year?  Imagine spending Christmas morning on …

When people discuss protecting nature, women are often overlooked, despite their significant contributions to environmental care. In many parts of Nigeria, especially in rural areas, women collect and cultivate local …

If you’ve ever dreamed of waking up to the sound of waves, sipping a cocktail by the pool, and living like royalty in Lagos for a few days, you’ll understand …

When most people think of Lagos, three things come to mind: traffic, noise, and the never-ending hustle. But hidden inside that chaos is a slice of paradise you probably didn’t …

Most Nigerians talking about conservation aren’t the ones doing the work. The real leaders are the youths. Across cities and rural communities, young Nigerians are creating green jobs, shaping policy, …

You’ve probably heard of Nigeria’s forests. Maybe even its savannahs. But there’s a different story happening in the Niger Delta, Jos Plateau, and Cross River rainforest that many people are …

Fewer than 300 Nigerian forest elephants remain across the entire country, with some areas reporting as few as 40 individuals. These elusive creatures are not disappearing by choice. They are …

What happens when ancient herbal recipes start appearing in $100 skincare creams? Or when Nigerian fabrics make their debut at global fashion shows? This is how local traditions are influencing …

Introduction: Biodiversity in Peril, Hope in Akwa Ibom Akwa Ibom State, situated in the richly biodiverse Niger Delta and cross-Niger moist forest zones of southeast Nigeria, is home to some …