Historical & Colonial Sites in NigeriaObafemi Awolowo’s House – Ogun State: Home of a Statesman and VisionaryObafemi Awolowo’s House – Ogun State: Home of a Statesman and VisionaryOjukwu Bunker – Umuahia, Abia: Underground Command of the Biafran WarOjukwu Bunker – Umuahia, Abia: Underground Command of the Biafran WarNigeria’s Centenary City Monument – Abuja: A Landmark of 100 Years of NationhoodNigeria’s Centenary City Monument – Abuja: A Landmark of 100 Years of NationhoodLugard Footbridge – Kaduna: Colonial Relic of Nigeria’s Early CapitalLugard Footbridge – Kaduna: Colonial Relic of Nigeria’s Early CapitalZik Mausoleum – Onitsha: Final Home of Nigeria’s First PresidentZik Mausoleum – Onitsha: Final Home of Nigeria’s First PresidentAncient CitiesNsukka – Enugu: Historic Town of Learning and Precolonial RootsNsukka – Enugu: Historic Town of Learning and Precolonial Rootsadmin ·August 4, 2025Oyo Ile Ruins – Oyo: Once the Power Seat of the Oyo EmpireOyo Ile Ruins – Oyo: Once the Power Seat of the Oyo Empireadmin ·August 4, 2025Sukur Cultural Landscape – Adamawa: Nigeria’s UNESCO-listed Mountain KingdomSukur Cultural Landscape – Adamawa: Nigeria’s UNESCO-listed Mountain Kingdomadmin ·August 4, 2025Wukari – Taraba: Ancient Jukun Capital with a Royal HeritageWukari – Taraba: Ancient Jukun Capital with a Royal Heritageadmin ·August 4, 2025Zaria City – Kaduna: The Heart of the Zazzau EmirateZaria City – Kaduna: The Heart of the Zazzau Emirateadmin ·August 4, 2025« Previous 1 2Colonial RelicsAbeokuta Railway Station – Ogun: One of Nigeria’s Oldest TerminalsAbeokuta Railway Station – Ogun: One of Nigeria’s Oldest Terminalsadmin ·August 6, 2025Colonial Tin Mines – Jos: Remains of British Mining OperationsColonial Tin Mines – Jos: Remains of British Mining Operationsadmin ·August 6, 2025European Cemetery – Lokoja: Final Resting Place of Colonial ExplorersEuropean Cemetery – Lokoja: Final Resting Place of Colonial Explorersadmin ·August 6, 2025Jaekel House – Lagos: A Preserved Piece of Railway Colonial HeritageJaekel House – Lagos: A Preserved Piece of Railway Colonial Heritageadmin ·August 6, 2025Lokoja Colonial Buildings – Kogi: Nigeria’s First Administrative CapitalLokoja Colonial Buildings – Kogi: Nigeria’s First Administrative Capitaladmin ·August 6, 20251 2 3 Next »Slave Ports & Slave Trade SitesKoko Slave Route – Delta: Coastal Connection to Slave TradersKoko Slave Route – Delta: Coastal Connection to Slave Tradersadmin ·August 7, 2025Old Slave Market – Abonnema, Rivers State: Once A Hub Of Slave AuctionOld Slave Market – Abonnema, Rivers State: Once A Hub Of Slave Auctionadmin ·August 7, 2025Point of No Return – Badagry: Final Footsteps of the EnslavedPoint of No Return – Badagry: Final Footsteps of the Enslavedadmin ·August 7, 2025Slave History Museum – Calabar: Story of Captivity and ResistanceSlave History Museum – Calabar: Story of Captivity and Resistanceadmin ·August 7, 2025« Previous 1 2Independence Monuments & National SymbolsAhmadu Bello Monument – Kaduna: Legacy of the Sardauna of SokotoAhmadu Bello Monument – Kaduna: Legacy of the Sardauna of Sokotoadmin ·August 8, 2025Eagle Square – Abuja: Parade Ground of Democracy and RemembranceEagle Square – Abuja: Parade Ground of Democracy and Remembranceadmin ·August 8, 2025First Independence Building – Kaduna: Symbol of Nigeria’s Unity GovernmentFirst Independence Building – Kaduna: Symbol of Nigeria’s Unity Governmentadmin ·August 8, 2025Murtala Muhammed Memorial – Abuja: Honoring a Fallen Head of StateMurtala Muhammed Memorial – Abuja: Honoring a Fallen Head of Stateadmin ·August 8, 2025National Arts Theatre – Lagos: Icon of Post-Colonial Cultural IdentityNational Arts Theatre – Lagos: Icon of Post-Colonial Cultural Identityadmin ·August 8, 20251 2 3 Next »
