Explore the historic home of Chief Obafemi Awolowo in Ikenne, Ogun State, where personal artifacts, photographs, and archives preserve the memory of a statesman who shaped modern Nigeria.
Obafemi Awolowo’s House – Ogun State: Home of a Statesman and Visionary Read More »
The Ojukwu Bunker in Umuahia served as the underground command center during the Biafran War, now preserved as a historic Civil War museum.
Ojukwu Bunker – Umuahia, Abia: Underground Command of the Biafran War Read More »
The Centenary City Monument in Abuja stands as a striking tribute to 100 years of Nigeria’s unity, blending modern architecture with historical symbolism.
Nigeria’s Centenary City Monument – Abuja: A Landmark of 100 Years of Nationhood Read More »
The Zik Mausoleum in Onitsha honors Nigeria’s first President, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe—nationalist, intellectual, and founding father of modern Nigeria.
Zik Mausoleum – Onitsha: Final Home of Nigeria’s First President Read More »
The Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Tomb in Bauchi serves as a national memorial to Nigeria’s first Prime Minister, a humble leader and champion of unity.
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Tomb – Bauchi: Resting Place of the First PM Read More »
The Ahmadu Bello Monument in Kaduna honors the legacy of the Sardauna of Sokoto — a visionary Northern Premier and key figure in Nigeria’s independence history.
Ahmadu Bello Monument – Kaduna: Legacy of the Sardauna of Sokoto Read More »
The Murtala Muhammed Memorial in Abuja honors a bold reformer and fallen Nigerian leader whose legacy of national renewal continues to inspire.
Murtala Muhammed Memorial – Abuja: Honoring a Fallen Head of State Read More »
Unity Tower in Abuja rises as a bold architectural representation of Nigeria’s oneness, resilience, and post-independence unity.
Unity Tower – Abuja: Nigeria’s Symbol of Oneness Read More »
Eagle Square in Abuja is Nigeria’s national venue for independence parades, military ceremonies, and civic expressions of democracy.
Eagle Square – Abuja: Parade Ground of Democracy and Remembrance Read More »
The First Independence Building in Kaduna reflects Nigeria’s early post-independence efforts to create national unity through regional inclusion.
First Independence Building – Kaduna: Symbol of Nigeria’s Unity Government Read More »
The National Arts Theatre in Lagos is a post-independence cultural icon and hub for Nigeria’s rich arts scene. Discover its legacy and future.
National Arts Theatre – Lagos: Icon of Post-Colonial Cultural Identity Read More »
Visit Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos — the historic site where Nigeria’s independence was declared on October 1, 1960. A monument to freedom and national pride.
Tafawa Balewa Square – Lagos: Independence Ground 1960 Read More »
Discover how the National Museum in Lagos serves as Nigeria’s vault of independence-era artifacts and a symbol of the nation’s cultural resilience.
National Museum – Lagos: Nigeria’s Independence Display Vault Read More »
