Sango Market – Ogun State
Sango Market, Ogun State’s bustling commercial center, offers a vibrant mix of goods, culture, and trade, serving as a vital link between Lagos and southwestern Nigeria.
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Oke Idanre Sacred Peak – Ondo: Mystical Heights of the Yoruba Hills
Oke Idanre Sacred Peak blends Yoruba spirituality, ancient history, and breathtaking views in one iconic Ondo State destination.
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Yemoja Shrine – Ogun River: Sacred Waters of the Mother Deity
The Yemoja Shrine on the Ogun River is a sacred Yoruba site where rituals, festivals, and river worship honor the mother goddess Yemoja.
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Olumo Rock Oracle Spot – Ogun: Sacred Heart of Abeokuta’s Guardian Rock
Beneath the towering Olumo Rock lies the Oracle Spot, a sacred site of the Egba people in Ogun State, blending history, spirituality, and cultural heritage.
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Obafemi Awolowo’s House – Ogun State: Home of a Statesman and Visionary
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.
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Abeokuta Railway Station – Ogun: One of Nigeria’s Oldest Terminals
The Abeokuta Railway Station, one of Nigeria’s oldest train terminals, offers a glimpse into colonial transport networks and early rail development in the South West.
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Oyan River Dam – Ogun
Oyan River Dam is more than a reservoir. It’s a lifeline connecting Ogun and Lagos, offering clean water, potential power, and serene beauty tucked in rural Nigeria.
Omo Forest Reserve – Ogun
Omo Forest Reserve is one of Nigeria’s most biologically diverse rainforests, located in Ogun State and forming part of a broader conservation corridor that includes the Oluwa and Shasha Forest Reserves. Spanning over 130,500 hectares, Omo Forest is home to a variety of tropical flora and fauna, many of which are endangered or endemic to
Olumo Rock – Ogun
Perched in the heart of Abeokuta, the capital city of Ogun State, Olumo Rock is far more than a towering geological formation, it is the birthplace of Abeokuta’s name itself, which translates to “under the rock.” Revered as both a historical refuge and a spiritual landmark, Olumo Rock is one of Nigeria’s most visited and
‘Why I Bathe With Blood’ – 49-year-old Ogun Man Confesses
A 49-year-old man, Ganiyu Shina of Oguji Street, Obantoko, Abeokuta, arrested by men of Ogun State Police Command for bathing with blood at a community river, in Kotopo area of Odeda Local Government, said he was instructed to do so by a herbalist. The suspect was arrested when members of the community sighted him at
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