Six Things Nigerians Should Not Do on A Flight

Traveling is stressful. However, the behaviour of some fellow passengers can make your experience quite unpleasant. Hence, it is important for every passenger to be aware of some of the things you should not do on a flight. As such, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency shares some of these things.

Don’t walk around barefoot

There is nothing wrong with removing your shoes while sitting. However, it is a turn off when you walk around barefooted. So, no matter the distance of where you are going, always ensure you wear your shoes.

6 Fascinating Ways To Enjoy The Coal City State

6 Fascinating Ways To Enjoy The Coal City State

It's called the coal city state because of its large coal deposits. Unfortunately, the coal deposits are yet to be explored or taken advantage of by the people or government. Clearly, it's due to our over dependency on sweet crude. Regardless, a sector the Enugu state government has made efforts to develop over the years is the tourism sector. Like coal, Enugu State is blessed with so many tourist attractions that are dotted all over the state. Hence, it's highly recommended for any tourist or fun lover. Besides if you reside in Enugu and you are looking to get out of the rut, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency shares some of the things you can do. Enjoy.

Photos: Zuma Rock on fire

Photos have emerged online showing Zuma rock in Abuja as being on fire. However, the cause of the fire has not been ascertained. See one more photo after the cut...

4 Exciting Things About The Fulanis

The Fulanis are amazing people with a rich heritage. The familiar picture of a man from this tribe wielding a stick fending for his priceless cow is a picture that everyone can relate with. This culture of cow rearing is a trend that has stayed with the Fulanis and has been handed from one generation to another.

4 amazing things about Igbo traditional marriages

The Igbos are one of the three dominant ethnic groups in Nigeria. They hold their culture in high esteem and inhabit 5 states –Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, Abia and Anambra-in the South East. Their conjugal ceremonies are akin to grand festivals as families jive in pomp and pageantry, magnanimously parading extravagance and riches as a communal status symbol. While many find this unusual, it is a delight to watch. If you are considering marrying a lady from this part of the country, here are four interesting things to note about Igbo traditional marriages.

5 Things That Can Help Promote Nigerian Tourism

Obudu Cattle Ranch

Attracting visitors from all parts of the world are Africa’s biggest street carnival and Obudu Cattle Ranch, both situated in Calabar. Osun-Osogbo sacred grove, a UNESCO world heritage site is the focus of envy for global contenders while in Taraba state, the Chappal Waddi sits over 2,419 metres tall, making it the tallest hill in Nigeria.