Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation and its cultural engine, pulsing with Afrobeats, Nollywood and an entrepreneurial buzz. Lagos sprawls across islands and lagoons, with art galleries, beach clubs and the legendary nightlife of Victoria Island and Lekki. Purpose-built Abuja shows off wide boulevards beneath the bulk of Aso Rock. The southeast around Calabar is greener and famous for its December carnival, while the north holds ancient emirate cities and savanna parks…
Nollywood produces more films than Hollywood: it is the world's second-largest film industry by volume, and all of Africa is watching.
Afrobeats born in Lagos has conquered the planet — from Burna Boy to Wizkid, stadiums worldwide sing in Yoruba and pidgin.
Lagos traffic has its own name: the “go-slow” — leave margin. An eSIM helps: Bolt and Uber in town, concerts announced online and Lagos Lagoon ferries to dodge the jams.