Category: TOURISM
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*A Name Synonymous with Trust: Al-Hatyq Travel & Tours Limited Under the Leadership of Alhaji Otunba ( Dr. )Mutiu Badmus*
*In the sacred business of guiding believers to the Holy Lands, trust is not just a value — it is a covenant. For countless pilgrims seeking a seamless and spiritually fulfilling Umurah experience, Al-Hatyq Travel & Tours Limited has become that covenant of reliability, integrity, and excellence.At the heart of this trusted institution stands Alhaji…
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IGANMODE FESTIVAL 2025:The Unveiling of Otta Fashionistas — A Living Heritage Reimagined“…Ti Ojú Ọba Ti Òṣùpá Lípẹ̀tí, Ojú Ọmọ Iganmode Kì Í Ṣe Kékèké.”
History came alive, culture spoke boldly, and fashion found its ancestral roots as the ancient town of Ota Awori Kingdom stood still in reverence and celebration during the Iganmode Cultural Festival 2025, held on Saturday, 20th December 2025. Tagged “Fashionista L’Ota – The Unveiling of Otta Fashionistas @ Iganmode Cultural Festival,” the 2025 edition was…
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IGANMODE FESTIVAL 2025:The Unveiling of Otta Fashionistas — A Living Heritage Reimagined“…Ti Ojú Ọba Ti Òṣùpá Lípẹ̀tí, Ojú Ọmọ Iganmode Kì Í Ṣe Kékèké.” History came alive, culture spoke boldly, and fashion found its ancestral roots as the ancient town of Ota Awori Kingdom stood still in reverence and celebration during the Iganmode Cultural Festival…
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STrange butTRUE
IGAN OKOTO YEWA Do you know there is a river called OLEYO in IGAN OKOTO Yewa?One thing about the OLEYO RIVER is that it dries up to a little portion during raining season when other rivers expand and OLEYO RIVER expands during dry season when other rivers reduce.Also, it is forbidden to fetch fish from…
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THE BRIEF HISTORY OF EKO NOW CHRISTENED LAGOS STATE
HISTORICAL FACTS: THE BRIEF HISTORY OF EKO NOW CHRISTENED LAGOS STATE There was no Lagos State in 1960. What we had was Lagos Federal Capital called former Lagos Colony by the British, then our colonial master. That problem is that our present non Yoruba leaders deliberately muddle things up for the young ones to believe.…
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Nigeria, UK Strengthen Cultural Ties to Boost Creative Economy
The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy (FMACTCE) has reaffirmed its strategic cultural alliance with the British Council, setting the stage for a dynamic year of collaboration aimed at growing Nigeria’s creative economy and global cultural footprint. During a high-level visit to the Ministry’s headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday, the British…
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