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6th April 2024
Nigeria’s national symbols, like the flag, coat of arms, and anthem, are important because they represent the country’s identity and values. Let’s take a look at each one and what they mean. Read more about Discover Nigeria Flag The Nigerian flag has three vertical stripes green, white, and green. The green stripes represent Nigeria’s … Continue reading The Significance of Nigeria’s National Symbols
Traditional music and dance are important parts of Nigerian culture. They have been passed down from generation to generation, each carrying its unique rhythms, melodies, and movements. Across Nigeria, different ethnic groups have their traditional music and dance forms that reflect their history, beliefs, and way of life. Read more about Discover Nigeria Northern … Continue reading Traditional Music and Dance Forms Across Nigeria
23rd March 2024
Right in the heart of Benin City, Nigeria, there’s a special place called the Benin City National Museum. It’s like a time machine that takes you on a journey through the amazing history of the region. Found on what was once called King’s Square (now Oba Ovonramwen Square), this museum is all about preserving … Continue reading The Benin City National Museum
16th March 2024
Elegushi Beach is in Lekki, Lagos state, Nigeria. It’s a popular spot for people who love beaches. It’s owned by the Elegushi royal family and is considered one of the best beaches in Lagos. The beautiful Elegushi Beach is located near the Ikate Elegushi bus stop, just a short 2km drive from the Lekki/Epe … Continue reading Discover Nigeria: Elegushi Beach
The Heroes have gone living us behind with the Terror s.May Allah Save us from the hands of this Terror s.who are wishing us death .so that they inherits what belongs to us & make it their personal properties. Oh Allah ! Oh Allah !Oh Allah.you’ve heard us (poor Nigerians) crying loud clean our tears for us.