Travel & Tourism

More Nigerians abroad are investing back home than ever before. From London to Toronto, one question keeps coming up: “Where is it safe to buy property in Nigeria?” The answer …

Dual citizenship in Africa is no longer a rare topic. As more Africans live, work, and study abroad, many now hold ties to more than one country.  This has pushed …

One of the first things visitors notice in Nigeria has nothing to do with buildings, food, or traffic. It’s the people. Nigeria doesn’t let you observe quietly from the sidelines …

For diaspora Nigerians, a first visit to Lagos can feel both exciting and overwhelming. One minute you are smiling at the airport. The next minute, you are wondering how people …

The plane touches down, the cabin lights come on, and suddenly there’s a shift in the air. It’s not just relief after a long flight. It’s a feeling many travellers …

Ebonyi State is called the Salt of the Nation. This name comes from its natural salt lakes. Many people know this fact.  What most visitors do not know is that …

Nigeria and Ghana are often mentioned in the same sentence. For many travellers planning a West African trip, it’s usually framed as a choice: Nigeria or Ghana? Both countries sit …

If you mention you’re travelling to Nigeria, chances are someone will raise an eyebrow. Maybe they’ll lower their voice and ask, “Is it safe?” Or they’ll assume you’re only going …

Most people arrive in Nigeria prepared to be busy. They come with lists, locations saved on their phones, and a quiet pressure to see everything before time runs out. The …

People say salt is life. In Ohaozara, Ebonyi State, life sits in a quiet lake called Okposi Salt Lake. This lake has given salt to families for many years.  Women …