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mountains, hills, awesome rock formation in Jos
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Rather unknown country with a bad reputation because of safety reasons and corruption
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If you look past the negatives that are widely advertised, you will then see a beautiful country that has lots to offer. I loved Nigeria and am looking forward to returning.
2 Reviews and 90 Opinions Excllent 5-star hotel, though, as of lack of a golf course only rated with 4 stars. Besides nearly...
4 Reviews and 13 Opinions The Novotel Port Harcourt is located in the heart of the Garden city.Novotel embodies the very best...
june11_66 Says: This tips depends on when you likely want to visit Nigeria, and the paticular location, if you are visiting say around August -November, and you heading towards...
june11_66 Says: I am livin and working in Lagos nigeria, and the only advice I can give to thius effect is that you can use currier service, (DHL, OR UPS), I belive that with...
Sun of the Foods Restaurant Le Meridian Eko Hotel: Don't miss the Pepper soup
nnapr Says: The biggest cities in Nigeria like portharcourt,Lagos and Abuja have been much inspired by continental & oriental cuisine as Nigerians enjoy to travel. So you...
tashka Says: Previously the capital was in Lagos, on the coast, then, in December 0f 1991 the capital was moved to Abuja. The city is clean and not overpopulated. Most...
Gateway hotel: Abeokuta, under the mango tree
sachara Says: The Gateway Hotel in Abeokuta has rather basic rooms with airco and bathroom for 20$. The blocks with the rooms are scattered in a large garden. It was also...
Sheraton Lagos Hotel and Towers: One Of Nigeria's Best
nnapr Says: The Sheraton Lagos Hotel and Towers is an oasis of luxurious comfort with an outdoor pool and four fine restaurants. Located between the airport and the heart...
arneallan Says: I have stayed at this hotel two times now and if i go back to Lagos i will probably stay here again.Food and service are great. The prices are quite high, but...
sachara Says: The longer our truck stayed in the same street of the centre of Biu, the more curious the kids became. So they lost their first shyness and approached the truck...
lalikes Says: I found this boutique hotel through Lonely Planet and researched elsewhere to make sure it was the right place for us. I was disappointed in the reviews of this...
lalikes Says: Tucked above Chicken Republic and Elmo's Pizzaway, you might miss Reed's. This restaurant was suggested to us by our hotel. An upscale Thai restaurant that...
Pat's Place: Ex-Pat Place in Lagos
lalikes Says: If you don't have a knowledgeable cab driver, you might miss Pat's Place. There is a barrier wall hiding the bar front and the sign is tiny and just says Pat's....
If god created a hell on earth I fould it
williamusa324u Says: Nigeria is a dangerous dirty place. I was there for 2 years and was sick all the time. I had glads I never thought existed in ones body. Food was something I...
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Ibadan, capital of Oyo State, is an enormous city, 125 KM north of Lagos.We passed this Yoruba city of about 8 million inhabitants on our way from Abeokuta to...
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Q: Hello, Since I've been planning the tourist visit to Nigeria could anybody advice me: is it necessary to have a letter of...
A: Suggest you enquire from the nearest Nigerian Embassy or check their website whether it is necessary, first??
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In January 2004 I crossed Nigeria from Benin to Cameroon and visited in 14 days Abeokuta, Abuja, Jos and Biu and many other less known towns and villages. The most striking in Nigeria was the meeting...
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Nigeria - Between Myth and Reality
Many has been said and written about Nigeria, her people and culture, economy and politics, that sheds light on the tremendous potential of this African Giant. This nation has a lot of positive...
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Hello fellow VT members. you are welcome on board on my visit to Enugu state here in Nigeria. it was an exciting experience whcih lasted for a month. Enugu in the IGBO language which is one of...
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It was a three-day business trip, where I was interpreting for the delegation of the company I work for. I was actually afraid to go as I heard a lot of scary things about the country, but at the same...
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...nigerian memories... Sanu is a greeting in Hausa (one of Nigeria's many dialects)... I lived here when I was only eight years old, but I do remember the breathtaking landscapes, the mountains and...
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