Tourism offerings that are elevated delights abound in Nigeria. One of them is the Awhum Waterfall and Cave in Amaugwe village of Awhum town in Udi Local Government Area, Enugu State. Towards A Greater Nigeria in its spotlight on this tourism beauty, stated that they shape it out of a massive projection of granite rock with water flow at...
Nigeria is amazing! We are a country that nature has lavished with so many of its abundant blessings. One of these blessings is in Oresha, a community in Ogun State. However, the tourism mightiness of Nigeria is clear in the states, one of which is Taraba state, which prides itself on being nature’s gift to the nation. This state, named after the...
Market women in Nigeria fall into various categories, or better yet, personalities. They contribute to the market’s abundance of wahalas (what we know as troubles). Various market vendors with personalities ranging from rude, gossips/distracted, nice and friendly, reminders, storytellers/frustrated are what we see in the everyday...
Many have witnessed the incredible at the just concluded GTCO Food and Drink Festival, which was held at the Landmark Centre on Victoria Island in Lagos. Better Nigeria had reported that the food tourism adventure will hold from April 30th to May 2nd. It was a festival many people gathered to eat and drink as much as possible while also learning...
A Nigerian environmental activist, Jonathan Olakunle is not happy with the way Nigerians are littering the environment as if it were a way of life. Olakunle is attracting people’s attention dressed as the Marvel Comics superhero Spider-Man to help clean up the environments of Osogbo, Osun State. Olakunle is fighting for a cleaner society in...
The world will witness the incredible at the GTCO Food and Drink Festival from April 30th to May 2nd, 2022. The purpose of the event is to celebrate authentic Nigerian cuisine. Attendance is free, so mark your calendars and prepare to explore our food on our streets. It is an event that showcases the diversity and strength of Nigerian food...
Remi Adeleke’s story reads like a movie script; from being born into African royalty in Nigeria, to losing everything and growing up on the mean streets of The Bronx, New York City, he knew he wanted to do something important with his life. Watch the video to see how he went on to join the U.S. Navy SEALs, and then break into the world of acting and writing. Narration by former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink.
To whom do we owe allegiance – our tribe or Nigeria? The reality is some of us, if not most, define our existence and identity from a tribal standpoint. But we have a nation to build.
Our New Year’s resolutions personally and collectively must include the recognition that “Nigeria is up to every Nigerian”.
