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Create refreshing memories at the Green Legacy Resort in Abeokuta.
Last updated on Green Legacy Resort?is a?luxury hotel and resort in Abeokuta, Ogun state?located near the?Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library complex along the Presidential Boulevard Way, NNPC Bus stop, Oke Mosan, Abeokuta, Ogun state. It is an amazing resort facility and vacation destination with 153 expansive, classy furnished rooms and suites. Their rooms are divided into different categories, such as; Standard room, Deluxe room, Diplomatic Suite, the Ambassadorial suite and the Superior double room. Tourists also visit Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library, Abeokuta. Serene and secure environment The attractiveness of the terrain and serenity of the environment makes Green Legacy Resort a perfect place for pre-wedding & birthday photoshoots, engagement parties, wedding receptions, and a honeymoon destination, all of which are budget-friendly. Other services provided at the resort include babysitting, car hire and laundry services (available on request). There is all-day electricity, security surveillance and Onsite parking is also provided. Entertainment options at the resort include the Bamboo Groove, Lounges & nightclub, live band, Karaoke, barbecue parties, garden party, and outdoor dining. Each room at Green Legacy Resort has a flat-screen TV, hairdryer, a direct-dial intercom, a balcony and an en suite bathroom. Green legacy resort Abeokuta serves complimentary breakfast daily and you can also order varieties of local and continental meals at the restaurant. It has a restaurant and bar, which can seat 220 persons to enjoy an extraordinary variety of dishes, grills, beverages. It also has an event facility for private and commercial use at a fee. Green legacy bar-restaurant Green Legacy Resort is a very family-friendly resort and a great choice for a vacation destination for the entire family to create memories that go to live on forever. The resort also has facilities that are suitable for kids such as, a shallow swimming pool, bouncing castles, trampoline jumps, buggy rides, a mini cinema, Taekwondo room, darts, and table tennis. Amusement park Green Legacy Resort offers visitors an unforgettable stay with access to a state of the art tennis court, a beauty parlour, a spa, a mini amusement park for kids and a well-equipped gym & fitness centre. Other readers also enjoyed reading: https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/fun-activities-to-try-out-as-a-tourist-in-lagos/ https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/the-omo-forest-reserve-is-a-must-visit-for-nature-enthusiasts-when-in-abeokuta/
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Experience The Adventure Games At Escape Room, Lagos.
Last updated on Escape Room Lagos is the first live game adventure in Nigeria. Its concept was first experienced in Bucharest, Romania. It has been described as one of the fastest-growing adventure and team-building games in the world. Escape Room has had lots of positive reviews since its establishment in Lagos. Address: 53 Basheer Shittu Avenue, Magodo Phase 2, Shangisha, Lagos. Phone Number: 08056841683 Opening Time: Mondays - Saturday: 10am - 10pm Sundays: 12pm - 8pm. Anytime a group of people or teams are looking for where to have fun in Lagos, their best bet is to visit Escape Room Lagos. The adventure games come with a new vibe of fun, unique and mind-blowing activities to give a memorable experience. You can read about other fun places to visit in Lagos here. Below is a list of adventure games that can be enjoyed at Escape Room, Lagos: 1. The Serial Killer: The Serial Killer is an adventure game based on logic set in a large area with an amazing design. The game is played by 6 -10 people and its recommended for people above 16 years. Participants are to make use of clues, intelligence, and skills to fish out a serial killer who is on a rampage and stop him from his next victim. The game is usually set in a large area with an amazing design. A team solving "The Serial Killer" Puzzle 2. The Bank Heist: This is an intriguing game depicting the British Security Service (MI6) taking interest in a safe deposit box belonging to a militant gangster Micheal X. The safe deposit contains compromising information about government officials. This adventure game sees you and your team carry out a covert operation to recover the compromising document. The game can be played by 4-8 people and your team is given 60 minutes to complete their task. Preparing for "The Bank Heist" 3. Treasure Hunt: The main aim of the Treasure Hunt adventure is to get you and your team to attempt finding a treasure that has been lost for over a thousand years. There are hidden tools, clues, and hints which are to be unraveled to help you and your team complete your mission. There is a 55 minutes window within the game to access the treasure. If your team is not out within that 55 minutes window, they will be locked in with the treasure for 25 years (which simply implies ?Game Over?). The game is played by 4-8 people. Enjoy the thrilling excitement for 60 minutes. 4. Paintball Shooting: Paintball Shooting is played by 10 - 12 people divided into two teams with each of the teams trying to eliminate the other. It is a shooting sport where each player is armed with a shooting gun filled with paintballs. It is a team-building activity that involves teamwork and planning with little physical fitness. Paintball Shooting Escape Room gives you real-life adventure games, with clues and hints to enable you to complete each task and mission. People who like this post, also like to read? https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/jet-skiing-at-the-sensational-lekki-leisure-lake/ https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/experience-the-thrill-of-going-kart-racing-at-omu-resort-in-lagos/
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The Omo Forest Reserve is a must-visit for Nature enthusiasts when in Abeokuta.
Last updated on The Omo Forest Reserve is the largest forest reserve in Ogun State covering 1368.06km2, located in the Ijebu East and north local government areas of the state. The Omo Forest Reserve is home to over 200 types of trees and 125 species of birds and mammals, including endangered elephants, chimpanzees, and white-throated guenon monkeys. Apart from being a place of immense beauty and a great relaxation spot, it also has huge conservation importance. An Elephant at Omo Forest Reserve Omo Forest Reserve lies within a tropical lowland rainforest and it has the most complex and productive vegetation type in Nigeria because it supports about 8000 species of plants. The large forestland is named after the Omo tree, which is indigenous to the area. The Omo River lies within the 132,000 hectares of land, which make up the forest reserve. It has mixed moist vegetation. The average annual rainfall of the reserve is over 2,000mm. Currently, at the reserve, the exploitation of both timber and non-timber products are going on. Other socio-economic activities being carried out in the reserve include farming, hunting, fishing, sawmilling, and trading. It is also a center for research and educational activities. Similar places tourists visit in Ogun state At the Omo Forest Reserve, there is on-site accommodation for tourists known as the Erin camp. They provide beds with pillows, mosquito nets, toilet and bathroom, kitchen with stove, campfire, clean stored rainwater and seating area for tourists who wish to spend the night upon visiting. You can lodge at Park Inn by Radisson which is about 1.3km away. Things to do at Omo Forest Reserve Some of the top activities you can do at the reserve includes; ?hiking up Beetle Hill to get a good view of the reserve, going camping with friends, getting a view of the beautiful elephants in the elephant camp, roasting marshmallows by the bonfire in Erin camp and also watching chimpanzees swinging around. Check out top?hotels in Ijebu ode, Ogun state
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Why not to miss the Calabar Carnival this December
Last updated on Calabar carnival is the biggest street party in Nigeria. This isn?t just any extravagant street party; the Calabar Carnival has metamorphosed into a yearly event that blends dexterity in colors, cultural diversity, choreography skills, musical concepts and costumes of five different bands. Without doubt, the Calabar Carnival is one of the liveliest parties in West Africa that happen in December. From dusk to dawn, over two million people fill the streets for a fun fiesta. There?s unusual vibrant energy which the dancers exhibit, as they move to the loud music. Women wander round in flamboyant costumes and men prance about in similarly colored outfits. Flashes of colors and bursts of glitters fill every corner of the street, as the bands move around. If you are there, you'd immediately realize you haven't seen anything more excitingly colorful before. How the Calabar Carnival started The Calabar carnival began in 2004. It was started by then governor of Cross River State, Mr. Donald Duke, who had a vision of making Calabar a hub for tourism and hospitality in Nigeria and Africa. The local heritage and culture of the people of Calabar have a massive influence on the way the carnival is being celebrated. The event has now become a great way to boost tourism and the local economy. The idea was to turn Cross River State into the number-one tourist destination for Nigerians, and West Africans in general. If you are looking for a great way to party in color this December, then the Calabar Carnival should be next on your list. About the 2019 Calabar Carnival The Calabar Carnival is set to hold officially on the 3rd of December, 2019, all the way to the 2nd of January, 2020. The theme for this year?s Calabar Carnival is ?Humanity?, which is aimed at promoting the idea that every human has the right to existence. The theme was selected to encourage and charge mankind not to be the source of the problem to another?s person's life. The emphasis is on the need for humans to shun war and embrace humanity. The carnival this year is going to be beyond dance and colorful displays, it will focus on passing a message that shows the importance of being human. At the heart of Carnival are the loud, in-your-face music and dance-all-day-long street parties that would start as early as 12:00 am and end exactly by 11:59 pm. There would be brass bands and vocal groups snaking their way around every block in the street, playing everything to Afro-pop to traditional beats, while the people will sing and dance along, hands up in the air. As usual, the carnival events will happen in Cross River State, precisely in Calabar. Calabar is the young, lively central city of Cross River where you will find several fun places as well as the best bars and clubs, and local chops selling Nigerian delicacies. The majority of the events will take place in the Calabar Cultural Centre and the Calabar Stadium, but the parade groups will march through many city streets in Calabar. What to expect at the Calabar Carnival There?s a positive energetic, anything-goes vibe across the city during the Carnival period. More than one activity takes place across the city during the carnival period ? annual highlights include performances from Calabar?s five major bands, which chugs its way along the street with trumpets and other brass instruments, drawing in crowds of more than 10, 000. Each band is distinguished by different names and colors and has up to five kings and queens that are dressed in large scale costumes which interprets the Carnival?s theme. Bayside Band (Blue) The Bayside Band can be distinguished by the color blue and is led by the creator of Calabar Carnival and the former governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke. The band allows membership even from foreigners. Freedom Band (Yellow) The Freedom band can be identified by the color yellow and has always been ranked as one of the top three bands since the inception of the Calabar carnival in 2004. Seagull Band (Red) Seagull Band is recognized by the red color. The band is the most stylish and co-ordinated band. Everything about the band relates to Nigeria and can be likened to its patriotism. They are fiercely proud to show off their roots. Passion 4 Band (Green) Passion 4 Band is also called ?the Green Band? and is actually the most successful band of all time. It has won the competition more than any other band. The band is one of the most outstanding of all. The band is also the only band that has two sections ? one for children and another for adults. Masta Blasta Band (Orange) Masta Blasta Band?s color is orange. The Masta Blasta is the largest of all bands with well over ten thousand members from all corners of the world. They are famous for their inclusivity, and how entertaining they can get. Other festivities that will take place at the 2019 Calabar Carnival There are other highlights of the carnival apart from the band parades. The events actually follow a sequence. There are four characteristic parts: a. The millennium week b. The sports week c. The TINAPA Family Festival d. The carnival week. The main carnival events occur in the last two weeks of the carnival. In the first three weeks of the carnival, there are musical performances, food competitions, a solidarity march, street parties, fashion shows, a prestigious essay writing competition, art shows, traditional dances and masque events to keep the festivity alive. Other side attractions to the festival include the Annual Ekpe Masquerade Festival, enormous illuminated UFO floats spinning around and followed by troupe of cultural dancers, performances by J?ouvert Band fetes, the crowning of the Carnival Kings and Queens for each band, the Christmas Party Cultural Carnival, the children?s carnival, and the Mary Slessor Golf Charity Dinner, etc. Calabar Carnival Sports Week The Calabar Carnival sports week would happen within the second week of the carnival. There would be a soccer tournament for competitors to win the Carni-Cal Cup during the carnival. Other sporting events include a golf tournament, a boat regatta, and various other sporting events. Calabar Carnival live music performances 2Face Idibia There is no celebration without music. Many musical concerts would happen throughout carnival, featuring performances by local and international acts including Fat Joe, Young Jeezy, Nelly, Kirk Franklin, 2 Face Idibia and the former P-Square brothers. Other local Nigerian artists you probably haven?t heard of would be given an opportunity to perform too. Calabar Carnival African Food Expo Afang soup, a Calabar Delicacy The Calabar Carnival African Food Expo is an absolute highlight of the carnival. There would be many amazing meals you can enjoy and most likely would be something you've never had before. The air would be filled with so many intoxicating aromas and you won?t be short on options. Calabar Carnival Christmas Since the Calabar Carnival takes place during the month of December, a lot of Christmas festivities get infused in the carnival activities. Carnival Week is the final week of Calabar Carnival and this is when most of the highlights take place. This is the week that draws the most tourists. Some of the more popular events include: 27th December: The Bikers parade occurs in the morning 27th December: Miss Africa beauty pageant occurs in the eventing 28th December: Calabar Street Parade & Band of the Year Competition 29th December: Wonders on Wheels occurs in the evening in Calabar Stadium and displays vintage cars 30th December: Green Carnival occurs in the morning and displays actions favorable for the environment. The event culminates in a street party held in the evening. 31st December: New Year?s Eve Fire Works display. The Calabar Carnival Parade The carnival is more than just a big street party. The carnival is about displaying the best of Africa?s culture and heritage. Every year, the theme guides all the carnival bands who have to interpret and then represent it through their costumes, music, dances, floats, and displays. The Calabar Carnival Parade features up to 50,000 costumed revelers who perform in five major carnival bands and 10 non-competing bands. The carnival groups compete against each other to win the ?Best Band? title. The parade takes place over a 12km parade route. There is color, sparkle, DJs, live musicians, steel bands, incredible floats and costumes. As all these go on, hundreds of thousands spectators line up the streets to watch the parade and the electrifying atmosphere. The Carnival Parade terminates at the UJ Esuene Stadium and is followed by the award ceremony for the ?Band of the Year?. At the stadium, expert judges hand out various awards for categories in costumes, music, floats, choreography and the title for the prestigious ?Band of the Year?. Other things not to miss while in Calabar this December It?s not just the carnival that gives Calabar its appeal. Of course there are many other attractions the city has to offer. If you can take a moment away from the parties, there are plenty more to see. Kwa Falls: Kwa falls Kwa falls is a spectacular waterfall located in a narrow, steep gorge on the headwaters of the Kwa River. It has an inviting gorgeous beach at the edge of the pool which it flows into. Somewhere, you can have a picnic, while watching the sparkling waterfall. Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort: Tinapa Leisure and Business Resort was created to give tourists an ideal vacation. It is located by the Calabar River. The facility offers many forms of exciting entertainment. To read more about Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort visit this link Cross River National Park: The Cross River National park is an eco-tourism destination. It is one of the most preserved tropical rainforests in West Africa. For the adventurous, while here, you can watch rare birds and animals in their natural tropical rainforest habitat. Find out more about Cross River National Park here Obudu Mountain Resort: The Obudu Mountain Resort is a popular tourist destination located in the highlands of Cross River State. The Obudu Mountain resort has a serene and picturesque environment worth visiting. Here is everything you need to know about Obudu Mountain Resort Agbokim Waterfalls: The Agbokim Waterfalls has seven streams and each cascades over a steep cliff. It is a quiet spot recommended for an afternoon relaxation away from the city?s partying moments. People are also reading: https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/traveling-to-ghana-for-afro-nation-on-a-budget/ https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/a-guide-to-christmas-shopping-in-nigeria/ https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/how-not-to-have-a-bad-christmas-in-nigeria/
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Travel to Lagos: A Guide for foreigners visiting Lagos City for fun
Last updated on Every year, a large number of foreigners visit Nigeria for various reasons. Some take the trip to Nigeria to visit loved ones, conduct business, relax in a different atmosphere or to simply just soak in the country's rich culture. Lagos is usually a very important and sometimes compulsory part of most of their travel itinerary and this is owing to the fact that it is not just economically active but also socially diverse. It is also the main entry and exit point to the rest of the world from Nigeria. Lagos state is located in the Southwestern geopolitical zone of Nigeria. Despite it being the smallest in area of Nigeria's 36 states, it has the highest population density in the country. It is bounded on the north and east by Ogun State, the west by Republic of Benin and behind its southern borders lies the Atlantic Ocean. Foreigners looking to enter Nigeria might require a visa depending on the visa requirement status of the passport holding country. Flights into Lagos from outside Nigeria lands at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport which is located in Ikeja, Lagos. Best hotels in Ikeja, Lagos. Lagos is regarded as a place of endless opportunities and the country's entertainment hub. It has an aura and lifestyle that encourages people in the city to always stand up for themselves and be fully alert on all occasions. The city is famous for its traffic which could sometimes be hectic but it makes up for it with the most exciting nightlife in Nigeria and a host of fun activities to do while in Lagos. Survive Lagos traffic congestion Getting around Lagos City When you start seeing yellow buses with black stripes, you know you are officially in Lagos. The yellow commercial buses are the most common type of transportation in the state. There are other means of intracity transportation such as commercial motorcycles which are popularly known as Okada. They are sometimes restricted in certain places and over long distances. There is also the big BRT buses that are very affordable, private cab operators, boat rides for destinations on the Island part of Lagos and ride-sharing services like Uber. Getting a vehicle to transport within Lagos is quite easy and shouldn't be a problem. Things to do in Lagos Lagos being an economically driven state earned it the nickname "Eko for show". The city has paved the way for the establishment of various revenue-generating destinations with fun activities for exploration, leisure, and even sports. It is a rarity to be bored while in Lagos as there is so much interesting spots and things to do while in the city Here is a list of activities you should try out when your flight lands at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria. 1. Go Golfing Golf Course Take on an 18-hole championship course designed by PGA Professional and golf course architect, Robert O?Frietakes and get a chance to swing a few clubs with family and friends at the golf course that sets a new standard for golf courses in West Africa. Read more 2. Visit Nike Art Gallery. Nike Art Gallery A good number of tourists visiting Nigeria always have "Visit Nike Art Gallery" on their itinerary and that is simply because Nike Centre for Arts & Culture offers the opportunity to see Nigeria and get immersed in her culture through several African art collections on display. If you are an art lover or simply just want to learn more about Nigeria's rich cultural background and heritage, then the Nike Centre for Arts & Culture should be a must-visit when you are in Nigeria. Read more 3. Go Horseback Riding. Horseback Riding Get that opportunity to bond with the noblest of all animals and experience the best Horseback riding adventure in Lagos, Nigeria. The Ikeja saddle club offers riders a chance to ride through its large serene and natural ranch with a horse perfectly suited to your ability, confidence, and experience in Horseback riding. Read more 4. Take A Ride On A Quad-Bike. Quad-Biking This would definitely be an experience that leaves you all fired up even after your ride. Quad-biking in Lagos is just an opportunity for tourists to blow off steam without experiencing the troubles of a typical Lagos road. It also offers the riders opportunities to take notes of notable landmarks on the tracks and on beaches, get wild and feel adrenaline rush while taking on a powerful quad. Read more 5. Visit Lekki Conservation Centre Lekki Conservation Centre The 29-year old conservation centre is one of the best nature reserves and tourist attraction in Nigeria. Covering a land area of 78 hectares, the Lekki Conservation Centre offers a breath of fresh air and a chance to commune with nature around its elements. Read more 6. Try Out Ziplining. Ziplining Originally created to effect transportation across places that were impossible to move around like swampy areas and rain forests etc. Zip-lining is a relatively new adventure activity here in Nigeria. Face your fears and get out of your comfort zone as you zipline from daring heights across treetops and see Lagos and its environment from a bird-eye view. Read more 7. Take A Jet Ski Ride Jet Skiing Jet skiing is a fun activity that attracts all adventurers seeking the thrill that comes with aquatic speed. Open up the throttles of your Jet Ski for a rush of excitement or keep it in idle while you soak in the calmness of the sea and take memorable pictures. Read more 8. Kart Racing Kart Racing Be your own "Formula One Champion" in Lagos as you embark on the most exhilarating thrill ride. There is also a great chance to bond with family and friends outside the comfort of your hotel room as you organize your own racing league and competitions. Read more 9. Go Surfing. Surfing Although surfing may not be the most popular sport amongst Nigerians owing to stories about Nigerian beaches being filled with waste. Tarkwa bay became recent proof that Nigerian beaches can be safe, beautiful and clean when it got the attention of two surfers and a photographer who was sent by Surfing Magazine to help bring awareness to the area. Ever since then, the sport has gained more ground to a point where it inspired and was featured in a surfing-themed movie titled The Ghost of Tarkwa Bay in 2017. Read more So, what are you waiting for? There are lots of fun things to do in Lagos as soon as your plane touches down in Murtala Muhammed international airport. Other readers enjoyed reading: https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/take-a-tour-of-the-centenary-hall-in-abeokuta/ https://hotels.ng/guides/city-guide/owambe-in-lagos-funny-things-guests-do-in-lagos-parties/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=Hotels+internal+linking The best hotels in Lagos: Eko Hotel and Suites Sheraton Hotel Eagles at Lekki Hotel The Lagos Continental Hotel Southern Sun Ikoyi Hotel BTT Luxury Grand Capital Hotel D'Island Hotel Watercress Hotels Double M Exquisite Suites And LoungeTop Ten 2019 Nigerian Movies
Last updated on Over the years, Nollywood movies have evolved (Nigerian entertainment industry is called Nollywood). Nigerian movies are getting better and are even getting featured in cinemas and Hollywood entertainment industry tends to feature Nigerian actresses from time to time. https://hotels.ng/guides/poi/movie-times-and-prices-at-grand-cinemas-lekki-lagos/ In 2019 alone, a lot of Nigerian movies were produced. Here are the top ten 2019 Nigerian movies: 1. Lionheart The Lionheart movie was produced by Chinny Onwugbenu and directed by Genevieve Nnaji. The film was released worldwide on the 4th of January 2019 on Netflix. Lionheart was selected as the Nigerian entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 92nd Academy Awards. It was the first time that Nigeria had submitted a film for the Best International Feature Film Oscar. The movie is about a woman looking to prove her worth as she steps up to the challenge of working with her crude and eccentric brother when her father, Chief Ernest Obiagu is forced to take a step back due to health issues. Lionheart 2. King Of Boys King of boys is a Nigerian political thriller movie written and directed by Kemi Adetiba. The movie is about a businesswoman and philanthropist with a checkered past, drawn into a power struggle that threatens everything she holds dear. King of Boys 3. The Bling Lagosians The Bling Lagosians is a 2019 Nigerian drama movie, written by Anthony Kehinde Joseph and directed by Bolanle Austen-Peters. The movie is about the Holloways, a wealthy Lagos family and their mother Mopelola who is about to celebrate her 51st birthday party. There are also individual feuds between family members. The Bling Lagosians 4. Elevator Baby Elevator Baby is a movie about Dare (Timini Egbuson), a privileged young man with a serious anger issues, who got stuck in a faulty elevator with a semi-literate pregnant woman in labor (Toyin Abraham). Dare has no choice than to try and save both mother and child. Elevator Baby 5. The Enemy I Know The Enemy I Know is about a billionaire- Anthony Adewale who dies under suspicious circumstances and every member of his family scramble for his wealth! The Enemy I Know 6. Living in Bondage: Breaking Free The movie is about the son of Andy Okeke, Nnamdi Okeke from Living In Bondage 1. He is an ambitious young man who wants more out of life but he can't afford the kind of life he wants with his current income. An encounter with Chief Ibaka, a family friend with a notoriously dark past opens the door to all he has dreamt. But it all comes at a great price that will change his life forever. Living in Bondage 7. Mokalik Mokalik is about an eleven-year-old named Ponmile. His life changes when he is sent to work as an apprentice at a mechanic workshop far from his home in the suburbs and he must make a tough decision about his future. Mokalik 8. Kasanova The movie Kasanova is about a man named Femi- a widower with a son (Jason). He finds it difficult to get over his late wife and so in a bid to move on, he indulges in several uncommitted relationships. Then he falls in love with Jessica, a single mom who is preoccupied with her musical career and is impatient with her daughter, Ini. Kasanova 9. The Call The Call is about a guy- Woli Arole who tries to find a fast means of makingmoney in order to have a birthday celebration. He then receives an unexpected call that then leads him down the path he was destined to tow. The Call Movie Banner 10. Nimbe Nimbe is a movie directed by Tope Alake. Nimbe is a story addressing the issues associated with drug abuse, some of the causes, how to identify and avoid such. Nimbe If you have not seen any of the above, there's still a bit of time left before we get thrilled with new movies in 2020! https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/10-must-see-movies-this-christmas/
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A Guide to Christmas Shopping In Nigeria
Last updated on Christmas shopping can be a chore. Everyone seems to be in a hurry and even a simple store run can turn chaotic. Also, it is that time of the year when prices of the things we love shoot to the roof. Shops are already putting out their Christmas displays, colorful ribbons hanging lazily across the windows, all adding to the confusion. As the celebration slowly creeps in, it is good to start your Christmas shopping early. The best shopping decisions are made when you are not in haste. You are much less likely to be distracted by an irrelevant store display or an online banner. Those distracting adverts are how you end up with things you don?t need and bad gifts for your family and friends in the first place. Finding the perfect Christmas gift can be tricky, and sometimes it gets really confusing, but putting in an extra time helps you stay focused. Think about how rushed things can get when you leave your Christmas shopping to the last minute. Often, a rushed Christmas shopping can stress you or put you in a bad mood. Shopping early, asides from being more financially beneficial, also makes for a smoother shopping experience. These tips will help you get through your Christmas shopping without much hassle: Make a budget and stick to it The benefit of budgeting cannot be overstated. However, we can?t pretend that sticking to a budget is not one of the hardest things to do. Not budgeting during a festive period will get you financially wrecked in January. Spreading costs over a longer period makes it less likely for you overspend. Plan for affordability not what you want. What and what do I really need and how much am I willing to spend to get them? These are questions to ask before writing that budget. Then make a list, keeping your budget in mind. If possible, avoid making card payments. You are likely to spend more when making a card payment than with cash. Also, having a clear idea of the total amount you want to spend helps too. Don?t give in to impulsive buying This festive period is known for its spectacular window displays by shop owners to dazzle holiday shoppers. They are always eye-catching and difficult to neglect especially when everything in the shopping center is stunning. Has a beautiful Christmas cheer written over it, with a bold discount card flapping about it? You must learn to stick to your list. We all want everything, but it is wise to concentrate more on necessities as we cannot really afford everything. No matter what, don?t purchase goods that you have no intention of having. Don?t stray from the items you have marked on your shopping list. Avoid the rush Last Minute Christmas shopping in Lagos Waiting until the rush hour to shop or buy your Christmas needs is not advisable. It might be early, but by buying a few things every day or weekend before the actual week of Christmas will save you a lot of stress. Demand is high the days to Christmas. Sellers take advantage of this to move up prices. Doing your Christmas shopping before the rush saves you this problem. Grab bargains Christmas is usually the period for end-of-year sales when almost every item on sale is discounted. You won't get the best bargains from all the shops. You should know the shops to get the best bargains from. Pick the items you really need for a lesser price than you would have normally purchased on a regular day. Consider buying gifts over Black Friday at the end of November ? there are usually some awesome bargains at this period. Be on the alert and follow trends to know when the best bargains are happening. Shop Online ` Nigerians are embracing online shopping now. If you've noticed, some of the best deals are offered online. With online shopping, you avoid the stress of walking into a store and hauling around a cart. Just pick all the things you want and pay with your card, or you can even opt to pay when the items are delivered. Apart from finding whatever you are looking for, prices are cheaper when you shop online. Most online retailers in Nigeria offer massive discounts during the festive season. With online shopping, you can take advantage of a retailer's "Black Friday" deals. These discounts are spread over almost all the items from fashion pieces to smartphones, laptops, tablets and home and kitchen appliances. Visit this LINK to find out how to join the Detty December train this season Popular Lagos markets to do your Christmas shopping at Markets in Lagos If you are new to Lagos or just looking for where to do your Christmas shopping at, especially for clothes, accessories, drinks and gift items, these popular Lagos markets are your best bet: Balogun Market Balogun Market is a famous market in Lagos. It is located on Lagos Island, spreading over a significant number of roads and streets on Lagos Island. The market is the best place to get incredible deals on textiles like ankara, lace, kampala, cord lace, guinea brocade, chiffon, crepe, bodycon, office wears and shoes. Traders at Balogun Market Trade Fair Market, along LASU-Badagry Expressway There are international trade fairs every year in Lagos, where traders and manufacturers convene. There are various trade fair markets scattered in different parts of Lagos. The Trade Fair Market located along the Lagos-Badary expressway is exceptionally popular. Here, you can get good bargains on all items from hair products, clothing, shoes, household items and many more. Tejuosho Market This is another big market in Lagos. Tejuosho is located in Yaba, Lagos and the market is a great place shop for both new and second-hand clothing. This Christmas, Yaba market is your go-to-market for Christmas cloth. Oshodi Market: Oshodi Market is the best place to go if you are shopping for Ankara Fabrics you want to sew cloth for any Christmas ?Turn-up.? The market is also your best bet for best Aso Ebi fabrics. If you intend to go for all African fashion this Christmas, go to the owambe parties; stop at Oshodi market to get your fabrics. If you are wondering where to find the hottest concerts this December. Click here Online Shopping Hacks for Christmas Shopping Online Christmas shopping Holiday seasons are the best time to shop online. However, it is best to know your way around shopping online to get the best experience so you can save money, shop smarter, and find the best gift ideas this Christmas. Set up online accounts ahead of time If you consider buying gift items online this Christmas, then it is best to set up an account with all the e-commerce shops you will want to shop at. Most Black Friday deals are offered on a fastest-finger basis, so it is advisable to set up an account beforehand. Stalk your favorite brands on social media It is important you?re following all the brands you want to shop from during Black Friday on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat to hear about their offers or any further discounts they'd be offering. Make sure you verify the retailers? accounts and be on the alert for fake deals too. Shop around While shopping online, don't get too excited about discounts and forget to look elsewhere for cheaper options. Shop around and do a search for the product you intend to buy using Google?s shopping tab to know whether other retailers are offering a better price than what you have seen. You can use "my supermarket" to compare prices of items of different retailers to know where they are the cheapest. Keep an eye out for "derivative" deals Be aware of budget sellers who often release derivative products made with cheaper materials and lower specifications. Often, these derivative products look similar to flagship products. While shopping online, it is important to pay attention to detail and to double-check model numbers and specifications. You might also like to see these movies this Christmas in Lagos
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Visit the National Museum Abeokuta to learn about the history and records of the Egba people.
Last updated on The people of Egba land (Abeokuta) have a very rich culture that they hold in high esteem. The knowledge about the history and the way of life of Egbaland people can be fully accessed for exploration with a visit to the Abeokuta National Museum. The museum houses arts, handcrafts, and artifacts that tell the story of Prehistoric Nigeria. These stories are centered around weapons of war that were used by the ancient inhabitants of Abeokuta and strategies used amongst the legendary warriors of Egbaland. Lovers of archeology will find a lot to learn from the museum as it is indeed a repository of the culture and tradition of Egbaland and its people. The National Museum in Abeokuta displays the heritage of the people in a revealing and educative way. sculptures in the museum The Egba clan, originally under the Oyo Empire, became independent following the spectacular collapse of Oyo in the first half of the 19th century. Wars with Dahomey, in which the Egbas were successful partly due to the protection afforded by the Olumo Rock, led to the founding of the city of Abeokuta, which literally means "under the rock". The Egba nation is made up of the following subdivisions: the Ake, Owu, Oke Ona and Gbagura, each with its own king. The Egba National Museum is situated Inside Baptist Girls College, Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, Ogun State Nigeria. There are curators on site to take you around and also provide information about any item that catches your interest. A visit to this museum will leave you much more acquainted with the people of Egbaland than you have ever been. the museum sculpture There are other notable and eye-opening places worth exploring in Abeokuta for great memories and photo-ops. For the best hotels in Abeokuta, click here. Other readers also enjoyed reading: https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/go-rock-climbing-in-abeokuta-visiting-olumo-rock/ https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/go-on-a-quad-biking-adventure-at-atv-world-lagos/Delve into Abeokuta's cultural history by visiting the Alake of Egba land's palace.
Last updated on The Alake of Egbaland's palace is rich in art, culture, history and the tradition of the Egba dynasty. Everything about the Alake's palace boastfully displays the pride of the Egba people and it is worth exploring as a foreigner visiting Nigeria. At the entrance of the palace is a gate between two magnificent pillars that have the king?s emblem. There is a bar connecting the pillar which has the inscription: ?Aafin Alake Ti Ile Egba,? translated as ?the palace of Alake of Egbaland.? The Alake palace entrance The first building you will see in the compound is the old palace which is still properly maintained. The present ruler, Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo III (born 14 September 1943) built a new palace behind the old palace. The compound is adorned with statues, busts, and figurines of great historical values attached to them. Beyond the palaces is an ICT centre, a squash court (the Kings Favorite game) and an office for the Egba traditional council. There are Palace guides readily available to take visitors on a tour of the palace. Visitors who don't have a royal appointment will neither be allowed to enter the palace chambers nor see the Alake. The Alake palace The Egba people are known historically for being freedom-fighters, brainy, artistic and agriculturalist Yoruba speaking people hailing from the southwestern part of Nigeria. They have since been concentrated in the vicinity of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State. Abeokuta literally means ?underneath the rock,? and it is symbolic as it bears tales of the city?s past. Originally, the settlers lived under the Olumo Rock which had caves where they hid from invaders during the inter-tribal wars. The rock also provided a vantage point where the settlers monitored the movement of their enemies and strategized to defeat them. The Olumo Rock is now one of the leading tourist attractions in Nigeria and a reference point in the city of Abeokuta. the city of Abeokuta Go rock climbing in Olumo Rock Another interesting thing you should know is that the Alake palace of Egbaland houses the first bible in Nigeria brought by the missionaries in 1904. Book the best hotels in Abeokuta
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The Experience and other Gospel Concerts Going Down In Lagos This December
Last updated on December is the month of festivities, and gospel concerts are no exceptions. There are various gospel shows going down in Lagos this December, ranging from ones organized by various Christian bodies to those by individual churches, all in a bid to bring everyone together and pour out their hearts to God in the best way possible. The Experience is one major gospel event that has come to stay in Lagos and everyone looks forward to it. The Experience The Experience Lagos lives up to its stellar reputation as the largest gospel concert held in Nigeria, and arguably Africa too. It is a free all-night gospel concert, featuring some of the most celebrated recording artists of our time. This one-of-a-kind event was birthed by the Senior Pastor of The House on The Rock, Paul Adefarasin. It's an all-night of praise and worship at The Experience Lagos. This year?s edition is highly anticipated and scheduled to hold on Friday, 6th December 2019 from 7 pm till dawn at the Tafawa Balewa Square, Onikan, Lagos. The event will feature award-winning artists such as Travis Greene, Sinach, Nathaniel Bassey, Don Moen, Donnie McClurkin, Tope Alabi, Planetshakers, Chioma Jesus, Eben, Onos, Sammie Okposo and many others including several new gospel artistes like Todd Dulaney, Mercy Chinwo and Preye Odede. Top Music Concerts and Festivals Going Down in Lagos This December Apart from The Experience, here is a list of other gospel concerts that are going down in Lagos this December. The Immersion 2019 | White as Snow The Immersion is a gospel event organized by Securing The Next Generation (STNG), the youth ministry of Preparing His Bride. The 3-day event will take place at Baptist Academy Lagos, Obanikoro Street from December the 18th to the 21st. The Immersion prides itself as a platform aimed at bringing people together to encounter the power of the Blood of Jesus. Regular attendance is free for everyone and starts on Dec 19, 2019. Food and security are free for everyone! Registration for day attendants closes on the 12th of December, 2019! Water Baptism takes place on the second day of the event (the 20th). Camping is available for children aged 12 to 18 only. Attendance is strictly by registration so that the organizers know the number of people to cater for. Evening Of Worship 2.0 The Evening Of Worship is organized by the Lagos Team. The gospel event will hold on the 27th day of December, at the Ace Olivia Hall City Mall, Onikan Lagos. Lagos Becky Larry-Izamoje would be joined by other amazing worship ministers to create an atmosphere for songs and praise, lifting our genuine worship to the Father and declaring with one voice and one sound that He reigns. Featuring Folabi Nuel, Jo Deep, Theophilus Gaga and a host of others, Evening of Worship is not just another worship conference. The event accentuates the true value of group worship. Worship By the Sea, Lagos 2019 On Saturday, December 14, 2019, Tenstrings Music Institute will gather at least 3000 worshippers at Lekki Leisure Lake, Lagos, for the first "Worship by the Sea" concert in Nigeria. It will be 3.5 hours of pure, uninterrupted worship experience. According to the event organizers, the concert is going to be a beautiful Saturday morning of spectacular worship experience. The event will start at 8 in the morning and last till noon. "Corporate worship shouldn't be limited to places of worship only. God takes pleasure in our worship wherever we offer it - on the street, in the market, in our homes, and of course, on the beach!" reads an official message about the event. Worship By The Sea promises to be a beautiful and memorable experience. You should not miss this if you're in the city of Lagos this December. Beach Access To Worship By The Sea The event is FREE but access to the beach costs N1000 (One Thousand Naira) per person. Other visitors also enjoyed reading: https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/christmas-fun-ideas-for-nigerian-kids/ https://hotels.ng/guides/activities/explore-nigerias-culture-and-heritage-when-you-visit-nike-centre-for-art-and-culture/
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A Guide to Having a Detty December
Last updated on The popular trend "Detty December" is used to mean spending December in a vivacious way. On Twitter, detty December hashtags are already rolling out, and there is rave around what the budget for the season looks like. Many Twitter users have tweeted about their plans to go wild. For some, a budget of 100k is too small if one really wants to join the detty December train. Others are not having it and sticking to their budgets of about 15k, 20k, and 30k. Either way, it doesn?t really matter how much money you wish to spend this December, what?s important is to know your way around having fun. What kind of Detty December do you like? From night clubs to day parties, over billed concerts, house parties and themed events, all the cool kids of Lagos are ready to go detty this December. A turn-up in Lagos It?s that time of the year again. The weather is already changing. Soon, the harmattan winds will be here, bringing along with it that soothing atmosphere for great turn-ups. You may suffer chapped lips or even be forced to wear a sweater all day, but the coziness of harmattan creates a beautiful ambiance that drives the urge to party. While most people have voiced out their plans to ?turn up? this holiday, some others have opted for a quieter, cozier indoor Christmas, probably due to a need to recover from stress or simply a case of financial difficulty. Great Places to turn up this December The concept of fun means many things to everybody. Why most people will really want go all out and detty, there are still a few others who would prefer the quieter kind of fun. Lagos is popular for throwing the best parties during December. There are back-to-back parties and music concerts that span from late November to early January. The parties end when the day breaks and continues at nightfall. If you are about the party life, here are some events and places you shouldn?t miss this December: Blackout Lagos Blackout Lagos is a music tour themed ?DJ Tunez Blackout Tour.? This is a party animal?s favorite party of the year. It is a popular afrobeat party hosted by DJ Tunez in Lagos. The Blackout Lagos would happen on the 19th of December at Hard Rock Caf?, Plot No 3 & 4, Block XVI, Oniru Estate, Near Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos. The party will feature DJ Tunez and friends who will be curating audio and visual experience with sounds from around the globe. The dress code is all black and ticket prices ranges from 3,600 naira (early bird) to 21, 600 naira (VIP). IJGB Fest IJGB is the waviest pool party going down this December. The party is aimed at Nigerians visiting from abroad this December -- a platform for them to get to know each other and vibe together. The event will be hosted at Aqua Pool Club, 5b Water Corporation Drive, Lagos, from 21 to 22 December, 2019. DJ Yorgzy, DJ Sniper and PVO sounds will thrill the audience with exciting tunes. Flytime Music Festival Flytime Music Festival is a free music concert that will kick off on the 20th of December up till the 25th. The concert starts at 09:00 pm each day till 12:00 am. Top artists performing at the show include DBanj, Zlatan Ibile Erigga, Victor AD, Real Warri Pikin, etc. The venue is Eko Hotels and Suites, Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Lagos. Apart from a night of music, there will also be comedy and other side attractions. Mainland Block Party Mainland Block Party in Lagos Mainland Block party is a monthly block party rave. The theme for the November mainland block party is ?Palmwine November with Show Dem Camp.? The idea of this party is for party-goers to have a great time in a place other than a club but in the neighborhood close to them. It is sponsored by Sterling Bank this time around and will be happening on 24th November. The date for the December party has not been announced. Tickets can be gotten at mainlandblockparty.com at about 1500 naira. ISLND Block Party The Island Block party is no different from the mainland block party. The organizers of Mainland Block party are just bringing the all-day rave to the Island. For this year, it is themed ?The Festival of Lights.? It will hold on December 15th on the Island. Africa Music Village Music concert in Lagos AFRIMA is the perfect detty December event for music lovers and enthusiasts. This year?s theme is ?Wild and Wow?. This is the 6th edition and about 30 African musicians are going to thrill fans on Thursday, November 21, 2019, at the Agege Stadium, Agege, Lagos, Nigeria from 6:00 pm. These artistes will include top music stars from across the 5 African regions, African artistes in the diaspora, past AFRIMA winners, as well as past and present nominees of AFRIMA. Show headliners include Tiwa Savage, Ghana?s dancehall artiste Stonebwoy, South Africa?s Nasty C, Sho Madjozi and Master KG, Awilo Longomba, 2Face, Teni the Entertainer, Ycee, Pasuma Wonder, Rudeboy, Saheed Osupa, Small Doctor, Skiibi, Niniola, Falz, DJ Spinall, Mr. P and Fireboy. If you are looking for where to go wild and wow this season, AFRIMA is a great place to be at. Style by Zenith 2:0 The ?Style by Zenith 2.0? initiative was created with the objective of supporting and creating value for customers by focusing on various aspects of their lifestyle. This year?s theme is ?Style the Life you Desire?, aimed at encouraging Nigerians to live their best lives and be extraordinary. This is what detty December is about, living your best life during this season. From November 29th to 1st December 2019, at Eko Energy City, Eko Atlantic, Victoria Island, Lagos, there would be a three day fair of interesting activities including a runway show, exhibition of lifestyle, beauty, health and fitness products, food and drinks, and a music concert featuring top Nigerian artistes. Other Ways to Have a Detty December There are those who prefer other ways to have fun aside drinks and parties. Not being a party person does not mean your name has been canceled out of the detty December list. For those who prefer the quieter, more imaginative ways to have fun, these are good options. 1.Brave the Longest Canopy Walkway in Africa at the Lekki Conservation Center Take the longest walk of your life at the Lekki Conservation Center. This is an outdoor experience that lets you relish nature, listen to chirping birds and enjoy serenity away from the bustle and hustle of the Lagos Christmas festivities. ? 2. Experience African Art at the Nike Centre for Art and Culture: Nike Art Gallery You can opt for an exploration of arts apart from food and wine. Explore different craft and collections; drawings, paintings, molded statues, hand-woven materials. Whether you decide to go with your spouse, a friend or family, at Nike Centre for Art, you are sure to experience something really stirring. At the Nike Art Gallery, you will discover something new about African tradition, or learn new stuff about artworks, like Adire, batik, indigo, beadwork, painting, carving, embroidery, metalwork, weaving and drumming. Afterward, you can treat yourself to a Nigerian delicacy in one of the restaurants in the facility. ?3. Take a Trip to the Epe Mangroves You can take a trip to the Epe Mangroves and enjoy nature in its pure form. The Epe Mangroves is located in Epe (a town and LGA in Lagos). The habitat starts somewhere at Ajah and extends to the main town of Epe. Take a guide who knows about the history of the town along with you. While you are at Epe Mangroves, take a tranquil canoe ride to the main town and spot alligators. You can also have a picnic with friends or visit the famous fish market. ? 4. Check Out the Surf at Tarkwa Bay Looking at having some quiet time (whether personal or romantic) without being so extra, then you can check out the Tarkwa Bay. Tarkwa Bay is a good escape from a city?s tediousness. Relax and enjoy the calming sight of the ocean and listen to the slapping sounds of the waves. You can also try your hands at surfing. Plan a Get-to-together: Plan a house party or dinner with your closest friends who are willing to do something small at Christmas. Play a couple of board games, maybe throw in a truth-or-dare, have a three-course meal, or just enjoy a session talking about what the next year would look like.Take a tour of the Centenary Hall in Abeokuta.
Last updated on Egba has a veritable traditional and cultural heritage, which is highly cherished among them and worthy of emulation by others, particularly among the Yorubas. The Egbaland centenary hall was built by the settlers to monumentalize their one hundred years story of peaceful existence at Abeokuta after the inter-tribal wars. It was constructed in 1950 directly opposite the current Abeokuta south local government. Portrait pictures of past Egbaland heroes are put on display for historical purposes. The Centenary hall See another interesting place to visit in Abeokuta The Hall and courtyard occupy a land area of 3,196.038 meters. It is not just a one of its kind hall in Abeokuta but also the entire old Western region. It is a unique hall of fame for the Egba people, which in the past served as a venue for most town hall meetings and an avenue for interaction and socialization, among the Egbas. Another fascinating thing about this place is the smell of history oozing uncontrollably inside the hall. Regardless of how old it is, the centenary hall remains an architectural delight, standing adjacent to the palace of Oba Okukenu, the first Alake of Egbaland who was crowned on August 8, 1854. The idea of the building was originally introduced by one of the past Alakes, Oba Ladapo Ademola II who according to documented evidence, got the consent of the Egba Authority in a meeting held 2nd January 1930. The foundation stone was laid by Oba Ladapo Ademola II later that year. Artifacts at the Centenary Hall The centenary hall is worth exploring and makes for a great location to take great pictures. In spite of it being a historical centre, it is not restricted for event usage although a token fee will be required. See the Best Hotels in Abeokuta
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Jet skiing at the sensational Lekki Leisure Lake.
Last updated on A typical adventurer usually seeks tremendous thrills with minimal risks and as such makes jet-skiing a very reliable option. In Lagos, Lekki Leisure Lake is an adventurer's haven and the perfect location to engage in a wide range of water sports including jet-skiing. Lekki Leisure Lake is located at Block 1, Plot 3, Okunda Blue Water Tourism Scheme, Lekki. The Lekki Leisure Lake is by the roundabout adjacent to the Vantage Hotel and opposite the Daystar Christian Centre and as such there is no way you should miss your direction if you are driving down to the Leisure Lake. The Leisure lake is a safe and fun-filled destination designed to satisfy the need for outdoor activities for families, groups and romantic partners. Best Time To Visit The Lekki Leisure Lake. It is best to visit the resort on a day with clear skies if you truly want to enjoy all the activities lined up at Leisure Lake. You should also ensure you adhere to your tour guides and obey the resort?s rules and regulations strictly. Some of those rules include; No smoking of any illegal substance, can't bring in pets or food into the resort. Admission Into Lekki Leisure Lake. Lekki Leisure Lake only opens on weekends and public holidays between 12noon and 9 PM, making it the perfect weekend getaway location in Lagos. For visitors who intend to stay late at the resort, it is advisable to book a nearby hotel. Admission into the resort requires an entry fee that ranges from ?1000-?1500 depending on the day you visit. On Saturday, it is a flat rate of ?1000 and entry is free for children below 10 years. On Sunday, public holidays and other special days the entry fee goes for ?1500 per adult and ?1000 for children. Jet Skiing At Lekki Leisure Lake Once in the resort, there are additional fees to pay depending on the activity you want to partake in. Jet skiing attracts a fee of ?5000 for 15 minutes if you are accompanied by an instructor but if you intend on riding without an instructor, the fee is ?3000 for the same number of minutes. Jet Skiing is a high-speed water sport that ensures the partaker has a great time while also improving their health and fitness. It is also great for developing your balance and coordination skills as well as your leg muscles. So if you are in search of fun and a little workout, then you should opt-in for jet skiing at Lekki Leisure Lake because of their high-quality jet skiing equipment and great customer service. Some of the health and fitness benefits of jet skiing include: ? It works the cardiovascular system, giving you a great cardio workout as you enjoy your ride. ? It helps strengthen both the arm and leg muscles as you jet ski. ? It tones your abs as you have to engage your core muscles in order to remain on board. ? It is a great sport to burns some calories. An average person around 70kg (approx. 154 lbs) will burn over 200 calories in just about 30-minute of jet skiing. ? It is a great stress-reliever. Think about it, have you ever seen anyone jet-skiing looking like that are not enjoying themselves? Jet skiing at Lekki Leisure Lake Other Activities To Do AT Lekki Leisure Lake. ? A ride on the wave boat promises to be fun and adventurous for all its partakers and it offers a thrilling experience of navigation. The wave boat can comfortably accommodate about 6 people at a time, at the cost of ?5,000. ? The Pontoon Boat is a great leisure facility and boat with a large, flat deck that is mounted on top of two or more metal tubes called pontoons. You can enjoy these rides with a minimum of 5 at the rate of ?1,000. Pontoon Boat You can also take on the longest canopy walk at the Lekki Conservation Centre
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