Makoko is a community with over 100,000 people (85% Christians and 15% muslim). This community is a fishing community with men responsible for catching fish whilst women are responsible for smoking and selling fish. The people are mainly from the Ijaw tribe (hence the reason I couldn’t understand the language spoken in Makoko) with some from the Yoruba and Igbo…
Walk on the longest canopy bridge in Africa when you take this tour of the Lekki Conservation Center. You’ll see monkeys, crocodiles, and all sorts of birds. Spend some time in the center’s library to learn even more about the area. Other things to do are play human chess, relax under the raffia, check out the fish ponds, and more.
Explore the vast historic collections at the National museum, walk through a range of Art works at the Nike Art Gallery and also take a walk in nature at the Lekki Conservation Center Other tour options include exploring the Omu resort and exciting time at the beach fronts on the peninsula.
Learn all about the history of black heritage with this tour that includes a tour of Badagry Slave Museum and Black History Museum. Your guide will walk you through the years of the slave era, and show you the resting place of Willliams Seriki Abass, an importatt figure. Hear about the part the missionaries played, too. Next, get to Gberefu…
Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a UNESCO World Heritage Centre (WHC) in Nigeria. This sacred forest attracts a large number of tourists as it is definitely worth visiting. Located in Central Nigeria, the Sacred Grove of Osun Osogbo is a forest sanctuary situated along the Osun River. Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove covers an area of 75 hectares and is regarded as the…
Olumo rock, is one of the major tourist attractions in Nigeria with a captivating embodiment. Olumo rock is located in Abeokuta is a classic that stands out among other tourist attractions in Ogun state. With its surrounding lush history, Olumo rock will never cease to bring tourists to wonder at how rocks can tell stories on their own. One thing…