Jollof Rice
The ultimate West African staple—debate who makes it best!
Nigerian Culture
Nigeria's culture is a tapestry of sounds, flavors, and celebrations. From global hits to street feasts, it's an immersive experience that captivates the senses.
Music like Afrobeat is Famous Worldwide
Born in Lagos, Afrobeat—pioneered by Fela Kuti—blends jazz, funk, and highlife. Today, artists like Burna Boy and Wizkid take it global. Catch live shows at New Afrika Shrine.
No Music Because No Free Source
Food
Try jollof rice (spicy tomato rice with chicken) and suya (spiced grilled meat skewers)—very tasty and affordable street eats. Other must-tries: pounded yam with egusi soup and fresh plantains.
Suya
Smoky, peanut-spiced beef—perfect evening snack.
Festivals
The Durbar Festival in northern states features colorful horse parades, acrobatics, and royal displays. Also, check Lagos Carnival for music and dance.
Upcoming: Argungu Fishing Festival in March—fishing frenzy with cultural shows.
Art
Nollywood produces over 2,500 films yearly, rivaling Bollywood. Watch blockbusters like "Living in Bondage" or visit film sets. Traditional art includes bronze sculptures from Ife.