Nigeria
HOLIDAYS AND FESTIVALS
Nigeria is a multicultural society, although it is dominated by two of the world’s major religions. About half of the population is Muslim, with about 40 percent of Nigerians following Christianity.
some festivals are
- id al Maulud
- Argungu Fishing Festival
- Easter
- Osun Festival
- Eid al Fitri
- Eid al Kabir
- Calabar Carnival
- Christmas Day
Some places to visit in nigeria
Places to Visit in Nigeria
Zuma Rock
Cross River National Park
Yankari National Park
Kamuku National Park
Nigerian National Museum
Chad Basin National Park
Old Oyo National
ParkKainji National Park
NIGERIA
Nigeria , officially the Federal Republic of Nigeria is a sovereign country located in West Africa, in the Gulf of Guinea, whose form of government is a presidential federal republic. Capital : Abuja
Currency: Naira Continent:
Africa Population : 173.6 million
Official Language : English
Capital of Nigeria is a Abuya
nigeria map
Lekki Conservation Centre, Lagos
The Lekki Conservation Centre is a Nigerian Conservation Foundation project site. The NCF is an organisation dedicated to sustainable development and nature conservation.
Religion
Many religions are followed in Nigeria. The constitution guarantees religious freedom. Christians predominantly live in the south of the country, whereas Muslims live predominantly in the north. Native religions in which people believe in deities, spirits and ancestor worship, are spread throughout the country. Many Muslims and Christians may also intertwine their beliefs with more unorthodox indigenous ones.