Nigeria
Nigeria The Giant of Africa
Nigeria; derived from the title ‘’the giant of Africa ‘’ is a unique country with말-active and progressing culture, a booming economy and splendid geographical features. Nigeria is the biggest country in Africa in terms of population, and because of its history, it has a lot to offer travelers and fans of a colorful culture, and interesting culture pleasantly intertwined with the modern world.
Nigeria Rich History
Ancient Kingdoms
Nigeria’s culture, economy and history go back as far as ancient kingdoms like Benin, Oyo and the Kanem Bornu.
Colonial Era
Nigeria became a British protectorate in the last century and became independent in 1960 and the roof has begun to open up to it as a sovereign state.
Modern Nigeria
Nigeria today is a federal republic with a dynamic, oil and agriculture based economy and a burgeoning tech industry. Lagos and Abuja amongst other cities are hubs of innovation and cultural exchange.
Festivals and Celebrations
A Tapestry of Ethnicities
Nigeria is home to more than 250 ethnic groups, but its cultural diversity is one of its greatest advantages. Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo each have its own language, traditions, and art forms, and are by far the largest three groups.
Durbar Festival
In northern Nigeria, an event featuring horsemanship and traditional attire.
Eyo Festival
A Lagos based Yoruba celebration with masquerades.
New Yam Festival
A festival marking the harvest season typical of an Igbo tradition.
Popular Tourist Destinations
Lagos
Lagos is Nigeria’s biggest city today famous for its beaches, night life, art and culture such as Nike art gallery, Lekki conservation centre.
Abuja
As one of the youngest capital cities cutting short age, Abuja is home to Aso Rock, Millennium Park as well as Nigerian National Mosque.
Yankari National Park
This wildlife reservation is in Bauchi State and this center presents them with a wonderful chance to observe the endeavours of elephants, lions and other species that are indigenous to the region.