Lagos is a city that never whispers—it pulses. From the golden stretch of Tarkwa Bay to the buzzing energy of Victoria Island, every corner tells a story. You’ll feel the rhythm in the nightlife, taste it in sizzling street food, and see it in the bold art and fashion that define the city’s creative soul. Markets hum with life, beaches glow at sunset, and the people carry a contagious confidence that draws you in. Lagos doesn’t reveal everything at once
Surrounded by seven hills, “the city of brown roofs” – Ibadan, is the second biggest in Nigeria. Its the capital of Oyo state, one of 36 states of Nigeria and the largest one in south western Nigeria region, well known as Yorubaland – the cradle of Yoruba ethnic group civilisation. Its the largest thriving culture in Africa that counts more than 40 million people, nowadays considered as one of the most urbanized people on African continent.
