₦airaland Forum

Agrobizz:
What's beautiful about this nonsense
Beautiful indeed

People go to pay through their noses to see "nonsense" like this out of our clime e.g Dubai like the OP opined!

Hardeybohwarley:
France wey get Eiffel Tower and dey among top three most visited country for our world, how much dem dey rake yearly.

Dey calm down.

Nothing to calm down about it...please Google it! There are countries who survived on tourism!

Honestly, Nigeria is a beautiful place, na good leaders we no get.

Hardeybohwarley:
France wey get Eiffel Tower and dey among top three most visited country for our world, how much dem dey rake yearly.

Dey calm down.

France made $74 billion last year from tourism,in 2019 they made $99 billion, Malaysia made $19 billion while South Africa raked in $10 billion... tourism is a multi billion dollar industry.
How much did your country make from oil revenue in a year?😁

sparko1:
Is this all year round or just rainy season?

Which river supply the stream?

Oasis are not fed by surface rivers. Their sources are from natural underground drainages or wells dug by humans.

TUANKU:
France made $74 billion last year from tourism,in 2019 they made $99 billion, Malaysia made $19 billion while South Africa raked in $10 billion... tourism is a multi billion dollar industry.
How much did your country make from oil revenue in a year?😁

He said trillions, check what I quoted.

Hardeybohwarley:
He said trillions, check what I quoted.

Maybe he meant trillions in naira... but definitely not in dollars.

Peterpaul96:
This Isn’t Dubai — This Is Tulotulo Village in Yusufari LGA, Yobe State 🇳🇬🏜️


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgQP5qOzTMU

Hard to believe, right? But this breathtaking desert landscape with its striking oasis is right here in Nigeria — not the Middle East. Welcome to Tulotulo Village, a hidden gem tucked away in the sands of Yobe State.

If properly developed and promoted, this site could become one of Nigeria’s most iconic tourist destinations — a world-class desert resort that attracts both local and international visitors. Imagine camel rides at sunset, luxury tents under the stars, desert festivals, and cultural experiences that rival the very best of Dubai.

Nigerians spend billions annually vacationing in foreign deserts and luxury oases — yet right here, we have the raw beauty, the mystery, and the potential. We just need vision, investment, and the will to turn it into gold.

🌍 Nigeria is blessed beyond measure — we just need to start treating our treasures like the goldmines they are.

Yobe could be earning millions of dollars yearly from tourism alone.
Let’s dream it. Let’s build it. Let’s own it.

Tulotulo Village... With the desert 🏜️ as a back drop.