36 States, various tourist sites!
Who doesn’t love a great theme park? The great thing about them is that both adults and children can enjoy them. Growing up, I loved going to amusement parks and getting on as many rides as my mum would allow me. There weren’t a lot in Lagos (that I knew of) so it was something … Continue reading Childhood Dreams | Magicland Amusement Park
Travelstart is one of Africa’s biggest online booking portals for flights, hotels, car rentals and even holiday packages depending on your region. They also guarantee the most affordable rates such as cheap flights to Abuja. I was pretty excited when my travel sisters (Naija Nomads, Travel With A Pen, Fola’s Waka) and I were taken … Continue reading Travel Made Simple | Exploring Abuja With Travelstart NG
Rumor has it that on Aso Drive, sits a golf course measuring up to 101 hectares with one of the biggest driving ranges in Africa. With various lakes and ponds which serve as a haven for fishes and crocodiles, the IBB International Golf and Country Club is definitely a great pick for tourists and golf … Continue reading Tee Off | IBB International Golf & Country Club
Only white people know the value of the things I sell, we (Nigerians) don’t. I moved to Abuja 12 years ago. I served in Iseyin and I opened an NYSC farm there. I can speak Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. – Mr Martin, Abuja Arts & Crafts Market Continue reading Nigerians and Their Stories
After searching high and low for straw Fulani hats to give during the Kajuru tour with Naija Nomads, my hunt and uncle led me to the Abuja arts and crafts village. It is a village of goodies and wonderful people. All things arts and crafts can be found there just as the name suggests. It’s easy … Continue reading Art Life | Exploring Abuja’s Arts & Crafts Village
‘I used to be in the army but I had to leave. It was an embarrassing situation so I can’t tell you what happened. The army is the best place. It allows you take care of your family and people respect you.’ Location – Abuja Arts & Crafts Village Continue reading Nigerians and Their Stories
You’re at The Thought Pyramid Art Centre checking out its awesomeness, or you’re taking classes there and you realise you’re hungry. Why not check out Spice Platter? It is in the same compound as the art gallery and so there’s no need to leave the area in search of something to eat. My friend had her … Continue reading Restaurant of the Week – Spice Platter
