Travel & Tourism

Many people think Lagos and Abuja are the only cities worth visiting in Nigeria. But Jos quietly offers something special, especially in December.  Known as the “City of Peace”, Jos …

December in Nigeria feels like an exciting movie experience. From “Detty December” concerts to family reunions and end-of-year weddings, the airports are always packed with excited faces, big boxes, and …

Suppose you’ve ever taken a car ride in Nigeria during December. In that case, you’re likely familiar with the typical experience: loud music, a cooler filled with jollof rice, aunties …

December in Nigeria isn’t just a month; it’s a season. Detty December. Wedding season. Family reunion season. The airport is open year-round.  Whether you’re flying from Lagos to Abuja, hopping …

Domestic tourism in Akwa Ibom has surged over the past few years, with Uyo emerging as a top weekend destination for travellers seeking calmness, culture, and good food.  More weekend …

Christmas always feels far away until it suddenly comes close. Then you start rushing around, trying to buy clothes, food, and gifts before everything finishes.  The traffic is heavy, prices …

Hold on! If your thoughts are already focused on fried, spicy Christmas chicken, dancing moves, family hugs, and the festive spirit of December in Nigeria, let’s first ensure your health …

Festive lights, loud laughter, and the smell of jollof rice in the air, that’s how you know the holiday season has arrived in Nigeria.  However, while some individuals are preparing …

December in Nigeria is more than just holiday lights; it’s a season of journeys, celebrations, and exploring the country’s hidden corners.  For many, train travel in Nigeria provides a unique …

Ah, Christmas in Nigeria, the season when airports get busier than Lagos traffic on a Monday morning, and everybody suddenly remembers they have “one uncle in the village.”  Whether you’re …