Author: Chukwuebuka Collins

Are you looking for a break from the same old routine? Ready for an exciting family getaway? I need you to look no further—Lagos, Nigeria has awesome water and amusement parks just for you! Lagos is famous for its fun-loving culture and lively spirit, and it’s packed with parks that promise unforgettable fun for the family. Whether you’re after thrilling rides, meeting wildlife up close, or just relaxing by the beach, Lagos has something special for every family. In this guide, we’ll check out the seven best parks that will turn your next family outing into an extraordinary adventure. From…

Nigeria, celebrated for its rich culture, diverse landscape, and busy cities, is home to several incredible natural wonders that leave visitors in awe. From warm springs to majestic plateaus, these special places give us a peek into Nigeria’s history and the variety of its environment. So, whether you love adventure or nature, these seven must-visit natural wonders are worth discovering. Read also: Top 10 Must-Visit Tourist Attractions in Lagos, Nigeria 1. Ikogosi Warm and Cold Springs Ikogosi Spring is an amazing natural wonder. Located in Ekiti West Local Government of Ekiti State, the Warm and Cold Springs of Ikogosi are…

Igbo masquerades, also known as Mmanwu, are a super important part of Igbo traditions and cosmology. They’re not just about masks and exciting displays – they’re a big part of Igbo culture. Their presence evokes awe, reverence, and curiosity among both locals and visitors. In Igbo, “Mmanwu” signifies the “spirits of the dead,” derived from “mmuo” or “maa,” meaning spirit, and “onwu,” meaning death. They are believed to convey messages from the gods to the community through their dances and gestures, which hold hidden meanings understood only by the initiates. In this blog post, we’ll explore their origins, types, and…

The Igbo people, from Nigeria’s southeastern region, have an exciting culture rich in tradition and community. Central to this culture is a deep respect for cooking, especially the art of making soup. Igbo cuisine has special flavors that are unique and come from their history. In Igbo culture, soups are more than just food; they’re a way to celebrate life and show hospitality. Each soup is made with care, using locally grown ingredients harvested with reverence for the land. Cooking these soups is a friendly activity that brings families and friends together to enjoy the process and the meal. Soups…

In Nigeria’s southeastern region, there’s a special tradition called Omugwo. It’s been around for a long time and holds a lot of meaning. Imagine it as a bridge connecting new moms to their cultural roots. The word comes from the Igbo language and loosely translates as “postpartum or after-birth care.” However, it is more than just a set of practices—it’s about community, family, and passing down age-old wisdom from one generation to the next. As a new mother holds her precious bundle of joy, the grandmother—the matriarch of the family—steps forward to guide her through this transformative period. In this…

If you haven’t heard of the word ‘Alté’, you’re probably part of the boomer generation or Gen X. It’s a popular term among Gen Zs (and some millennials) now. Thanks to music and pop culture, this trend has made a comeback and looks like it’s here to stay. In most of Nigeria’s big cities, young people are creating a new way to dress that shows off their unique style. This trend, called Alté Fashion, is not just about clothes. It’s about a whole way of life for young Nigerians who want to stand out and show who they are. You…

The Yoruba people of Nigeria are renowned for their rich cultural heritage, vibrant traditions, and the colorful festivals that mark their calendar year. These festivals are not just celebrations; they are a bridge connecting the past and the present, a way for the Yoruba people to honor their ancestors, deities, and the very essence of life itself. In Yoruba culture, festivals are immersive experiences that allow you to step into the heart of Yoruba culture. From the stunning costumes to the melodic drum beats and energetic dances. Each festival is like a storybook, sharing tales of gods, heroes, and the…

Chinonso ‘Nons Miraj’ Ukah, also known as Ada Jesus, is a standout Nigerian comedienne, influencer, and actress who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. Her rise to fame can be attributed to her hilarious Instagram skits, where she showcased her versatility and creativity in content creation. Her ability to connect with her audience through her unique blend of humor and down to earth story-telling has endeared her to fans both within Nigeria and internationally. Despite facing various challenges, Nons Miraj has consistently shown that her commitment to her craft is unshakeable, inspiring others with her journey of…

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend or host an Edo traditional wedding? If you have, you are not alone. Edo wedding traditions are among the most unique and fascinating wedding ceremonies in Nigeria. They are a reflection of the rich and diverse history, culture, and values of the Edo people, who are also known as the Bini or Benin people. In this article, you will discover the history, culture, and etiquette of Edo wedding traditions, and how you can plan and enjoy an Edo traditional wedding, whether you are a couple or a guest. You…

Nollywood, the Nigerian film industry, is one of the largest and most prolific in the world. Producing over 2,000 movies annually, Nollywood offers a diverse and vibrant range of genres, themes, and styles. Whether you are a fan of Nigerian culture, entertainment, or cinema, you will find something to enjoy and appreciate in Nollywood movies. In this article, we will showcase the top 5 Nigerian movies of the last decade, from 2014 to 2024. These movies are not only popular and acclaimed but also represent the quality and creativity of Nollywood. They cover different genres, such as comedy, drama, romance,…