As a Travel freak, I love doing travels at a very minimal budget. I decided to visit these three locations in one day which includes Nike Art Gallery, National Museum and the Freedom Park and guess what? These 3 locations cost less than one thousand Naira.

the first location was The Nike Art Gallery
The Art Gallery is a beauty to behold, everything about this building speaks excellence. Its a 3 storey building full of art exhibitions with over 10,000 artworks displayed here.
You are not allowed to take direct pictures of the artworks but you can take pictures with the art works.

1. The building
2. The entrance
3. The Survenir/Gift shop
4. Front View

See more Pictures at Nike Art gallery here

Odi okay!

Art Displays at Nike Art gallery ranges and you will definitely see the one that meets your budget. Most the ones I love are quite out of my budget but I am definitely going back to get one.

Some of the artworks on display

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I couldn't take more pictures inside since we are not allowed to take direct pictures of the artworks, however you can take pictures with the artworks. Check out more pictures at www.travelwaka.com

Then we decided to move to The National Museum.

One thing I noticed about every Nigerian owned Government Tourist centre is the use of cameras is outrightly not allowed.

So I decided to connect with history because anyone that doesn't know their history is like a river that doesn't know its origin. The Onikan Museum looks good cool from the outside, but on getting inside hmmm everything changed. LOL

The National Museum Onikan needs lots of upgrade in terms of insfrastructure, The Nigerian Government needs to embrace Tourism. To be fair, I wasn't impressed at all. Most of the information on the artefacts are not correct, any ways do not let me bore

SO these are the pictures from outside the Museum ,

Their receptionist and customer service personnel needs lots of trainning, I have been so various tourist centres where cameras are not allowed but once you get there they politely tell you the use of Cameras are not allowed within the facility, But the way the agent spoke was as if we had quarrelled the previous night. LOL anyways I have learnt to always respect everyone that is rendering a service to me, So i just politely told her I know and I do not intend to use it that I was coming from other places where I needed to carry my camera, but however there are better ways she could have relayed the message. at this point I was almost getting frustrated and turning back but for the love of tours I will bear all the embarrassment

1. facilities within the building
2. The office where you can get your export licence if you are planning to export your artworks
3. I think the most recent upgrade of the facility was done by Total many years ago
4. The place where the car where Murtala Muhammed was assassinated was kept.

At the of the day I spent less than 30 minutes here. I was almost getting frustrated with the Nigerian government, we do not take tourism serious at all, this is one thing that is sustaining some economies around the world . See more pictures here www.travelwaka.com

Judging by the numerous jujulistic Afonja artifacts on display, anybody going to this redecorated shrine must be prepared to go from 0-60 miles in 4 seconds in the event of being accosted by axe wielding "attendants" and "guides", or risk death.

If you are not capable, just stay at home!

You cannot just trust these people.
Hmmm.




*spits

There is no Entrance fee for Nike Art Gallery , for the national Museum cost 300 Naira

1. Tickets for national Museum
2. Tickets for freedom park
3. The City mall. The national museum is beside this mall
4. Art painting at the National Museum

The Freedom was a colonial prison known as Her Royal Majesty Prison, This prison serves host to many prominent Nigerians who fought against the colonial rule.
This prison was known to always set on fire by the then rebels till the British government decided to import bricks from England the bricks are still standing till date.

The freedom park faces three streets the most popular being broad street



1. Entrance from broadstreet
2. The main entrance from the second street
3. The wall showing the bricks
4. The Third entrance from another street

Lalasticlala come and See Freedom park

The freedom park is full of so many rich historical messages. The park was built in a way that it maintains its old original architectural designs. for a moment I forget about the National Museum. This place is beautiful , well maintained,, it has everything u need to enjoy your stay. \

1 Freedom park
2 artworks
3 and 4 - the old and new maps of the prison

Nice tour, i would really love to visit Nike arts gallery, yeah, very soon...
Lalasticlala and mynd44 this are the kind of threads that should hit Fp!! Not all these Tonto dike and Regina Daniels gibberish!!

There are so many facililities to enjoy within place

1. Is a musical stage for shows, But it used to be the place where prisoners were hanged to death
2. The amphitheatre - I had the opportunity to see a stage play here in the evening and it was beautiful
3. A section of the park
4. The Bar - Looking for where to enjoy live music, with a chilled bottle of your favourite drink and peppersoup hmmmm here is the perfect spot

1-3 Artworks at the park
4 Stepping out through the third entrance and I saw this beautiful church here

Cool

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PhenomenalMorgan:
Nice tour, i would really love to visit Nike arts gallery, yeah, very soon...
Lalasticlala and mynd44 this are the kind of threads that should hit Fp!!

Thanks you should, I can't wait to visit there again, it's a creativity booster trip

Everything about Nigeria is just skewed, just imagine a whole national museum grasses growing right on the walkways and lawn.

Shi.t hole in every sense of the word.

Besides it's high time we started speaking up against these three major tribes representation of Nigeria, that theory is as fraudulent just as it domineering.

The thing wey sai bukky son sell
Already shutdown

We have all these and not a single foreign tourist.

Shame

LuciferQuran:
Judging by the numerous jujulistic Afonja artifacts on display, anybody going to this redecorated shrine must be prepared to go from 0-60 miles in 4 seconds in the event of being accosted by axe wielding "attendants" and "guides", or risk death.

If you are not capable, just stay at home!

You cannot just trust these people.
Hmmm.




*spits

Ok, You have been noticed!!!

LuciferQuran:
Judging by the numerous jujulistic Afonja artifacts on display, anybody going to this redecorated shrine must be prepared to go from 0-60 miles in 4 seconds in the event of being accosted by axe wielding "attendants" and "guides", or risk death.

If you are not capable, just stay at home!

You cannot just trust these people.
Hmmm.




*spits

God! This is suppose to be a human being o. People like you shouldn’t have children, it will save the future generation money and time. Mehn!

Wow

loomer:
We have all these and not a single foreign tourist.

Shame

Funny enough a lot of the people that visit are foreigners , When I visted out of about 20 people in the room it was only about 7 of us that were Nigerians

Any help oo
2150117311
Zenith bank

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LuciferQuran:
Judging by the numerous jujulistic Afonja artifacts on display, anybody going to this redecorated shrine must be prepared to go from 0-60 miles in 4 seconds in the event of being accosted by axe wielding "attendants" and "guides", or risk death.

If you are not capable, just stay at home!

You cannot just trust these people.
Hmmm.




*spits

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The thread is about Nike Art Gallery, theyre not telling you to display madness!

LuciferQuran:
Judging by the numerous jujulistic Afonja artifacts on display, anybody going to this redecorated shrine must be prepared to go from 0-60 miles in 4 seconds in the event of being accosted by axe wielding "attendants" and "guides", or risk death.

If you are not capable, just stay at home!

You cannot just trust these people.
Hmmm.




*spits

Children of hate sighted. No state in your erosion ridden region can boast of something of value like this. Una no kukuma get history sef, so how una wan take get something like this. Since na leg una de take wake una fathers...u can't have respect for anything. Idiotic Ipob miscreants everywhere.

LuciferQuran:
Judging by the numerous jujulistic Afonja artifacts on display, anybody going to this redecorated shrine must be prepared to go from 0-60 miles in 4 seconds in the event of being accosted by axe wielding "attendants" and "guides", or risk death.

If you are not capable, just stay at home!

You cannot just trust these people.
Hmmm.




*spits

Alimajiri.....but you guys own Lagos

mtchew i even think say na nike, see as the museum dead