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Date archive: March 2013

A Paradise Nature Park in Jamaica named after Naija’s Abeokuta town

(Story by Jamaican travel blogger Marcia Mayne of InsideJourneys) Abeokuta Paradise Nature Park (pronounced A-be-o-ku-ta*) is located a few yards off the Dean’s Valley Road in Westmoreland. The centrepiece of this rustic eco-tourism destination is an almost Olympic-sized pool which is fed by water that is channelled via an aqueduct from the nearby Sweet River….

Video:The Lagos You Don’t See Mobile Hangout by Janice Temple

Travel blogger Janice Temple of Skychi Travels who was also onboard the Social Media Week Lagos Bus Tour, made a video of her experience on the tour. So, sit back, relax and enjoy a tour of Lagos with an African-American who is passionate about connecting back to her root.     Related Posts: – Bogobiri…

Naija Tourism, Culture and Games #Lagos Monopoly

This series shall feature games that someway and somehow have something to do with culture and tourism in Nigeria, and we’re starting with the new Lagos Monopoly game. The Lagos edition of the Monopoly game hit Nigeria’s socio-cultural milieu with a bang last year December; and despite the fast-paced and busy life of Lagosians, which…

Bogobiri Restaurant in Ikoyi, Lagos…You’ll either Love it or Hate it!!

Bogobiri Restaurant in Ikoyi, Lagos…You’ll either Love it or Hate it!!

I’ve been to many top-class restaurants in Lagos, but Bogobiri blew me off my coast…sailed me atop blissful waters of satiating ambiance and invigorating aroma of dainty delicacies… with interiors and exterior set in a stylish medley of artistic yet bohemian ingredients…it was as though I dined in a restaurant-museum.   The soaring sun gently…

The Lagos You Don’t See: A Whitespace, Ikoyi, where we connected back with an ancient Nigeria

The Lagos You Don’t See: A Whitespace, Ikoyi, where we connected back with an ancient Nigeria

In a two-storey building posed on the sands of Ikoyi, Resides a white space, hidden yet open to you and me, A space, thought we, would be empty, Just one step in, and swallowed we were, deeper into its belly, Thrown back, drawn back in history, We saw a Nigeria we missed, Oh Yes! We…

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