New on the site. Published in commemoration of UNESCO International Day for the Remembrance of Slavery and its Abolition. Read up at travu.ng

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New on the site (travu.ng) The Osun-Osogbo Festival draws several thousands of participants every year from home and abroad. This report records the devotion and emotion that colours the grand finale. Lasting two weeks, the festival is now being celebrated in Osogbo, Osun State, South-West Nigeria.

New on the site. "Tiled The Reader 2 it is a feminine figure rising up to 30 feet and looking down at a book."

What do you know about the Eyo Festival of Lagos? Read what journalist and author @peluawofeso has to say about it in his book on the subject, White Lagos. Visit travu.ng to read the excerpts

Read about Nigeria's new and existing national parks -- and other travel stories we've curated for you. Click link in our bio -- enjoy! #travelgram #travelphotography #nature #naturelovers

Be one of the first people to download this free guide on our brand new website (travu.ng). Plus you can flip through our 44-page e-magazine And that's not to mention 12 travel stories we've launched the site with. #birdwatching #birding #birdphotography #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdlovers #birdstagram #birdsong

Greetings everyone. You may now read this issue of Trávù on the website (travu.ng) -- for free. Simply scroll down the page and explore some of the best travel gems around Nigeria. Be kind enough to tell someone about it. #tgif #travelgram #travel

The Tyre playground. ? @gogeafrica

Visit @freedomparklagos to see this collection of painted Nigerian stamps -- exhibition on until 15 October. #nigeriaat60