Travel & Tourism

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 …

Many people do not consider Bauchi when planning a trip to Nigeria. But a trip to Bauchi can be full of surprises. This state is home to beautiful hills, cool …