As we fight the virus, we must begin to plan for tomorrow. How do we revive our economy, especially with the added pressure of falling oil prices?
Here’s 7 things you can do to help boost the economy post Covid-19
@jidesanwoolu@DrJoeAbah@elrufai@lazywrita@thepamilerin
Wildlife sightings in Nigeria are becoming more common these days. We are happy these locals, just like those in Rivers weeks ago, have not seen this elephant as food. However, it is imperative we create more awareness about our heritage @WildAidAfrica@ncfnigeria
Top 5 landmarks in Abuja:
•National Mosque 🕌
•Ecumenical Center (Church ⛪️)
•International Conference Centre
•National Stadium 🏟
•Old Parade Ground/Eagle Square
What are the top 5 landmarks in your state? 🇳🇬
A sting operation led by @NESREANigeria alongside WildAid and researchers from @NiomrLagos successfully captured an endangered manatee that had been held captive for a month as its captors searched for buyers.
https://t.co/JYkqaCDhCK
. @Davido, Africa’s most popular Afrobeat superstar joins WildAid at the #NigeriaForWildlife campaign launch, adding his support for the protection of Nigeria's wildlife.
Great initiative! We would be glad to partner with @AsRafrica to grow tourism in Nigeria as tourism is a key driver of social development and the biggest creator of jobs and employment globally.
Yes indeed. This beautiful bird can be found in Lagos at Omu Resort, and Prince Yemisi Shyllon Private Museum and at the Kano Zoo. We have used the bird as our domestic tourism symbol since 2017 and the inspiration for @BalearicaAwards
I learnt today while reading with my daughter that the Black Crowned Crane is Nigeria’s National Bird. How many people here know this? I confessed to my daughter that I didn’t know and she replied: “But you went to school!”
Tulo Tulo, a village in Yusufari, Yobe is still the most beautiful place I’ve been to in Nigeria; undulating sand dunes with palm trees and abundant water and rich in mineral resources like potash. It is so picturesque. #NigerianTravel#TheAfricaTheMediaNeverShowsYou
These areas conserve species of high biodiversity importance.
Similarly, Oban Biosphere Reserve is located in Cross River State & contains species such as the critically endangered Cross River gorilla, Nigeria-Cameroon Chimpanzee, Drill, Preuss’s Guenon, & the Forest Elephant.
ATTENTION!
1. Our attention has been drawn to the video making the rounds on social media, purportedly taken from Epe Waterside. The video was actually captured at Ijebu waterside Ogun State in late September, 2020.
A FRESH START FOR TOURISM IN NIGERIA 7.0 – SELLING NIGERIA TO NIGERIANS
The seventh in our weekly zoom meeting series for the development of domestic tourism will look at ideas to position Nigeria in the minds of… https://t.co/W7CZqvCpt5
The recreation & entertainment sector will be our focus for the sixth meeting in our zoom series for growing domestic tourism in Nigeria. This sector encompasses two of the 5 As of tourism – Attractions and… https://t.co/k1gYfSuJLO
The recreation & entertainment sector will be our focus for the sixth meeting in our zoom series for growing domestic tourism in Nigeria. This sector encompasses two of the 5 As of tourism – Attractions and… https://t.co/OUHrWZPoh6
NEWS: We've just released the first-known camera trap shots of Cross River gorillas with a group of babies. It's a promising sign for the world's rarest gorilla: https://t.co/Hms6bV7pBn @WCS_Nigeria