Oba’s Palace – Lagos Island: Seat of the Lagos Monarch
Visit Oba’s Palace in Lagos Island, a royal residence steeped in history, tradition, and the vibrant culture of Lagos.
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National Arts Theatre – Lagos: Icon of Post-Colonial Cultural Identity
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.
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Tafawa Balewa Square – Lagos: Independence Ground 1960
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.
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National Museum – Lagos: Nigeria’s Independence Display Vault
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.
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Agia Tree Monument – Badagry: Where Christianity Met the Slave Trade
Learn the story of the Agia Tree Monument in Badagry, a site where the arrival of Christianity in Nigeria met the lingering trauma of slave trade history.
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Point of No Return – Badagry: Final Footsteps of the Enslaved
The Point of No Return in Badagry, Lagos, stands as one of Nigeria’s most chilling yet important relics of the transatlantic slave trade, a place where sorrow meets remembrance.
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Badagry Slave Port – Lagos: Gateway of Tears and Chains
Badagry was one of West Africa’s major slave ports, where countless Africans passed through the Point of No Return. Explore its museums and painful yet powerful legacy.
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Jaekel House – Lagos: A Preserved Piece of Railway Colonial Heritage
Jaekel House in Ebute Metta, Lagos is a restored colonial residence that now serves as a railway museum and cultural time capsule.
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Old Lagos Marina Houses – Lagos: British Colonial Residences of the Coast
The Old Lagos Marina Houses remain timeless colonial relics that once housed British officials, now attracting heritage tourists and architecture lovers.
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Epe Lagoon – Lagos
Epe Lagoon is a serene brackish water body in Lagos, rich in fish, culture, and eco-tourism promise, it offers a peaceful contrast to the city’s urban rush.
Lagos State Profile: History, Economy And Key Facts (2025)
A comprehensive guide to Lagos State: from its rich history and economy to landmarks, culture, and fun facts.
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Ikeja City Profile: History, Economy And Key Facts (2025)
Learn about Ikeja, the vibrant capital of Lagos State, famous for Computer Village, tech markets, and its rich cultural history.
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Lagos Set To Enforce Ban On Single-Use Plastics From July 1
The Lagos State Government has announced plans to fully enforce the ban on single-use plastics (SUPs) starting July 1, 2025. This was made known by the Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, through an official statement issued on Monday. Naturenex report that the Wahab explained that the government decided to proceed with enforcement
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Protests Erupt in Lagos Mainland, Yaba Over APC Chairmanship Primaries
Some aggrieved members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State staged a protest on Sunday, voicing their displeasure over what they described as the imposition of candidates in the chairmanship primaries for Lagos Mainland Local Government and Yaba Local Council Development Area (LCDA). According to a report by Naturenex, the protest was sparked
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Lagos Court Sets Date To Sentence Man Who Stole School Equipment
A Magistrates’ Court sitting in Badagry, Lagos State, has fixed April 24 for the sentencing of Adeniyi Bashiru, who has admitted to stealing property belonging to a school and valued at more than N1.1 million. The defendant was charged with a single count of theft, filed by the police. During the hearing, Inspector Edet Ekpo,
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