Travel
Travelogue: Voyage to the land of the Pharaohs
Every evening after my classes, I took a stroll down the busy roads of Cairo.
How Studying In America Makes Me Pray for Educational Revival In Nigeria
I have seen many schools from the outside in Nigeria and I do not like what I see.
First storey building in Nigeria records 7,433 visitors in six months
The foundation of the building was laid in 1842 and was completed in 1845.
Why we travel by road at night despite warning, insecurity, Nigerians speak
The Senate says outlawing the notoriously dangerous night travel will violate people’s right to movement.
Travelogue: Seven stops and 21 days in America
The 2017 International Visitors Leadership Programme provides a rare window to learn American bureaucracy and its media under Trump.
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TOURISM: On Ekiti Mystery Tree, Olosunta of Ikere, By Tunji Ariyomo
The tree is believed to be 900 years old.
TRAVELOGUE: A trip to Vegas, the city of allure, sin and gambling, By Folu Olamiti
“When you hear of a SIN CITY, here you are,” Steve told me without betraying any emotion.
Tourism recorded 3.9 per cent growth in 2016 – UN World Tourism Organisation
The report noted that 2016 was the seventh consecutive year of sustained growth.
10 places to visit in Nigeria during Christmas holidays
If you are planning on a family vacation or picnic this Christmas, there are amazing places to go.
Àjọ̀dún Ọkà: A Feast for a Thousand Mouths!
Why are people so enamoured with a dish whose colour is most unlikely to attract the retina?
Nigeria generated over $1.1 billion from tourism in 2015
“In 2016, about 6.01 million came into Nigeria and we generated over $1.1 billion as the expenditure related to their arrival.”
30 countries for Calabar Carnival, says official
“Calabar carnival is 12 years on the road match.”
TRAVEL: Like Britain, tourism can help bail Nigeria out of recession, By Folu Olamiti
“Nigeria has a lot to learn from Britain’s private sector, the academia, tourism industry, the media and entertainment sectors, among others…”
Al-Andalus: The Mosque-Cathedral and the Conscience of History (IV)
The Mezquita is the place where you see two contending forces of psychological and physical ownership living together..
Al-Andalus: The Mosque-Cathedral and the Conscience of History (III)
“It is only in Cordoba where the mosque means a church, and vice versa.”
Al-Andalus: The Mosque-Cathedral and the Conscience of History (II)
“Interestingly, in all the countries I have visited so far, the fastest clearance by an immigration official that I have ever experienced was in Spain.”
TRAVEL: Surviving a malaria scare in Minnesota
Being down malaria in the west can trigger a scare like the plague.
TRAVEL: Al-Andalus: The Mosque-Cathedral and the Conscience of History (I)
“As we prepared on the morning of the visit to Santiago Bernebeu in the autumn of 2014, I knew that I was working through history.”
TRAVEL: Life in Ely: Rural America, solid mineral mining and lessons for Nigeria
“I think Nigeria has a lot to learn from the arguments for and against mining in Ely.”
LIFESTYLE: When science bows to God
A study by researchers in Richmond indicates that active involvement in a spiritual community is strongly linked to overall stability and health.
TRAVELS: Calabar Light Rail ready for use
The light rail project has three stations, Tinapa, Tinapa Lakeside Hotel and the Calabar International Conference Centre.
Saudi Arabia discovers “world’s oldest human bone”
“This renders it as the oldest human trace found to date in the Arabian Peninsula.”
TRAVELS: Osun Groves and Its Latent Economic Potentials, By Nurudeen Omotosho
Nigeria and Osun State in particular need to learn how to generate incomes and employment from the grove.
Phones being stolen at Indian Lagos festival as event begins on rowdy note
Organisers have failed to treat VIP guests well.
In Kano, a thrilling display of ancient Durbar festival marks Eid el Fitr
Historians say the Hwan Daushe Durbar was introduced to the Kano emirate during the reign of Muhammadu Rumfa in the 1400s.
