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DaHitler (m)
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Awesome pictues. Its nice to see that Ogun state (My home state) is doing things to attract tourist.
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Sammiejo (f)
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Seun,
I intend to visit the Olumo rock sometime soon Could you help with information on fees and directions on how to get there from Lagos. Are there tour packages?
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debbieolat (f)
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My fiance is due back in few days and he went to olumo while in Nigeria, i will definitely ask him how much it cost to get in there.
Will keep you posted
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more2 (m)
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olumo rock is a sight to see, when ever you have the chance to visit ogun state in the wetsern part of lagos,i have been there once, and the view is awasom, and absolutly out of this world. wow  |
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Oracle (m)
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There are many tourist sites in Nigeria
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kellorah (f)
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wow, didnt knw Nigeria was this buff!!! i'm WELL impressed. will definitely visit abeokuta!
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9ja4eva (m)
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wow this is really entertaining.I did pay to go to these places than go for the grammys.More pics please
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LePhilippe (m)
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I have been to the Oba's Palace in Benin but I don't think it as Majestic!! Anyways for more info on olumo rock check out www.olumorock.com |
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9ja4eva (m)
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Nigeria needs to develop Tourism oh.We gat some hot tourist sites
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BigSis (f)
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I climbed Olumo Rock on my first visit to Nigeria, which lasted for 4 months. I got 3/4 of the way, and looked down, and realized where I was. The last part of the climb had nothing for you to hold on to. I thought 3/4 of the way was pretty good. Climbing that rock any further, you are putting your life in danger.
Hero,
My patience with Nigeria is zero. Naijas have know sense of history and perserving history. It is just incredible. Do you know the Ijebe Odi has one of the largest, ancient earthworks on the continent, and those idiots are destroying it. I don't see it being perserved unless foreigners come in, control it , and operate it.
It is like coming to Badagry, and these fools are praising the missionary and slave traders. Now why would the African diaspora come pay their money to hear how wonderful their ancestors tormentors were.
I am baffled at the backwardness and cluelessness of the people. I am like who in the hell is doing the pr and marketing. If I had the financial backing, control, and resources, move the Naijas out of the way, I could really run that place and attract the AA crowd.
Naija could have really been a fascinating place to visit. However, the ignoramouses that run that country have just run it into the ground.
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9ja4eva (m)
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Too harsh.But u didnt fall when u were climbing.
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zexyworm
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is Olumo rock illuminated at night?
Can you imagine if Aso rock was all illuminated at night, how glorious + money spinning for tourism that would be?
Just look at how Paris, London and New York illuminate their monuments. Can you imagine the Duomo in Florence NOT lit up at night? I can't imagine!
Anyways folks, light = magnificence = recognition and hightlighting of a monument.
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9ja4eva (m)
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Think Aso Rock is well lit.
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orp
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thanks for taking me through excursion in the pleasure of my room
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maree7 (f)
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Nice pics, Yea i went ther last year it was pretty nice, they had an elevator so i ain't have to climb it because i'm really scared of heights, well abeokuta is wher ma daddy from so I'm so proud of what they doin ova thur, hope Gbenga daniels keeps it up.
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9ja4eva (m)
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Oh so dey have an elevator now?Dts good oh.Hope dt place gets well developed in the nearest future.
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oluwaseyi1
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please, can you send to me the name of the white man that tried breaking olumo rock and whom was used to applease the rock . the year and his nationality. i would really appreciate this
thanks
seyi
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