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2nd September 2024
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Have you ever heard of a village that floats on water? It might sound like something from a fairy tale, but it’s real! Let’s talk about Makoko, a special place in Lagos, Nigeria. Makoko is often called the “Venice of Africa” because, like Venice in Italy, it has lots of waterways instead of roads. … Continue reading Makoko: The Floating Village of Lagos
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Nigeria, known as the “Giant of Africa,” is a country rich in culture and tradition. One of the most vibrant aspects of Nigerian culture is its food. Nigerian cuisine is diverse, flavourful, and deeply rooted in the country’s history and ethnic diversity. Food festivals in Nigeria are not just about eating; they are about … Continue reading Discover Nigeria: Nigerian Food Festivals
Really on point on this article….Lagos is not just busier and hotter but also lively and crowded too. I love the positive hustling spirit of people in order to earn a living but one thing you just can’t avoid is the traffic.
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