Artistry is a gift that keeps on giving. I think this is the reason Asahbara Art centre keeps giving their uncommon breed of creativity to the world through their handcrafted artworks and industrial designs. Located within the Maitama Amusement Park, Asahbara pride itself on genuine and authentic, handcrafted African artworks. There are varieties of artworks in the centre like the talking mugs such as No Wahala, Suru Lere, The Gele Girls, Longer Throat cups and soup bowls, and lots more. With all pieces of the artwork embedded with the Nigerian Flag. It is a way of saying, there are still good stuffs in Nigeria; there is smart, quality, and genius in Nigeria. Below is the video that captures the whole experience there.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuVBqyT096E

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This is the simple question we just asked random residents of Kado in Abuja, Nigeria. Their response was shocking as many were brutal with their statements and this reveals what is in the mind of an average Nigerian at the moment. But then, how can we change the narrative and move Nigeria forward? Enjoy the funny street interview/vox pop brought to you by Experiencing Naija Team. If it were to be you, what would be your own response to the simple question "Would you love to be a Nigerian in your next life?"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBlYl9rrAuQ&t=14s

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Nigerian ladies have a lot of hairstyles to choose from. But the question is which of these make them look stunning? We all love to see our besties look stunning and we also want them to look great when we take their pictures. But sometimes we can’t predict the right hairstyle that makes us look our best. That is why this post is about the top stunning hairstyles for ladies in Nigeria. Check them out here:

https://experiencingnaija.com/10-beautiful-and-unique-hairstyles-for-nigerian-ladies/

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The Tiv ethnic group constitute approximately 5% of Nigeria's total population. And numbers over 14 million individuals throughout Nigeria with few in Cameroon. Apart from their dependence on agriculture, a simple study of languages spoken in Nigeria reveals that about 15 million people in Nigeria speak the Tiv language. And the speakers are commonly found in the Benue, Taraba, Nasarawa and Plateau States of Nigeria.

So, Why are the Tiv's the most successful farmers in Nigeria?

Watch their story here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7bqA5CT8WA

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How intrigue it is to see aged people not knowing their national anthem? Our last Vox pop in Abuja reveals that many Nigerians can't even differentiate between the Nigerian pledge and the Nigeria National anthem. Not to talk of reciting the National anthem. Enjoy the view!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TF5eIUdmog&t=9s

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In our last street interview, we felt that despite the bad narrative about Nigeria and the inconsistency of our government or leaders in particular, there are still some things that looking at other countries, Nigeria and Nigerians are by far performing best at. We've heard a couple of success stories from different sectors in Nigeria despite the hardship in the nooks and crannies of this nation. Then, we decided to ask this simple question "What do you love about Nigeria?" A lot of responses we got proved that Nigeria can still be developed if well managed by the right set of leaders. This is a 2 minute brief of what several Nigerians told us about what they love about Nigeria. In your own opinion, what would you say you love about Nigeria really?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo-J6cB0-Lg

If you are to make a choice between collecting 10 Million Naira to remain in Nigeria or a Canadian Visa, which would you prefer? See what others think here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_QdHj95Vb4

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If you are to make a choice between collecting 10 Million Naira to remain in Nigeria or a Canadian Visa, which would you prefer?
Watch the response of some Nigerians. If it is you what will you do?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_QdHj95Vb4

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Many Nigerians are constantly debating whether Lagos or Abuja is a perfect place to live. However, both of them are famous and great Nigerian cities, each with its own perks and disadvantages. Please, if you are to make a choice between Lagos or Abuja, which would you prefer and why? See the opinions of other Nigerians here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tyi5KmreZI

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Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria, in the middle of the country. The skyline of the city, which was built largely in the 1980s, is dominated by Aso Rock, an enormous monolith. It rises up behind the Presidential Complex, which houses the residence and offices of the Nigerian president in the Three Arms Zone on the eastern edge of the city. Nearby are the National Assembly and the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Discover the hidden secrets in Abuja here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkBwR8BameM

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Enjoy this funny street interview/vox pop brought to you by Experiencing Niaja, your first choice in discovering the latest experiences and tourist sites in Nigeria. Yes, we need your own answer to this same question too. "If you become the president of Nigeria for one day, what will you do?" See Nigerians view about the question and what's your own answer too?


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

Hidden behind the most popular Aso Rock, Presidential Villa in Abuja is this amazing man-made lake called Pedam Lake. It is located in a very quiet environment where you can relax and chill. This is one of the most perfect locations for solo travel.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6B86o-8ksQ

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Even if we don't have many of the great hiking trails in Nigeria, we also have fantastic places that can be explored in Nigeria. The world at large contains some of the most breathtaking places, unbelievable nature that just has to be explored. I hope this video will inspire some of you to go out and get some amazing experiences on several hiking trails in Nigeria.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0_Hr0OzZnI

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On our recent tour of Abuja city, we encountered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Nigeria called Karu Waterfalls. It is a 3 layered waterfall tucked in the suburb of the Federal Capital Territory with numerous rolling hills, a fascinating environment, a cool atmosphere and all that nature offers. Indeed, this is one of the most beautiful tourist attraction in Nigeria and definitely one of the places to visit in Abuja for hiking, sightseeing, and lots more. We were compelled to capture the moments there and you can watch the full video of this beautiful site here:


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

Nigeria is one of the hot spots for sports and games. Skating training session at Heart of Nations Roller Sports Club. Skating is an amazing sport that develops you mentally and physically. This is a training session at Heart of Nation Roller Sports Club. Located at Jabi Park, Abuja, Nigeria. Watch the full training session here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI09-H8VyyU

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Abuja is indeed a city like no other, beautified and most planned. Abuja is a beautiful city in Nigeria and we have tried to cover some of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Abuja. Enjoy the video!!! We hope you would love the view. Pls, Share the video as well if you like it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTAvxEQz1Wc

Ever heard of this waterfall before? This is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Northern Nigeria. The water here flows throughout the year. Matsirga Waterfalls is a waterfall located at Batadon, a small settlement in Madakiya Ward, Zangon Kataf LGA, southern Kaduna State, Nigeria. The waterfall has its source from the springs on Kagoro hills which cascade from four different hollows of about 25 metres rock cliff to form a large pool at its bottom. The surrounding area of the Matsirga waterfalls has been described as "outstanding natural beauty, which is both tranquil and breathtakingly beautiful. Check the Waterfall out here:


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

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Have you ever been to Kaduna before? Have you heard about the story of Queen Amina before?

Queen Amina, the queen of Zazzau emerged at a time when men dominated most aspects of life. The skilful Hausa warrior commanded a vast army that conquered many territories, greatly expanding her kingdom. She's believed to have been born in the 16th century and lived in what is now Zaria City, in Kaduna State, Nigeria. Queen Amina was believed to be the most powerful ever lived female, famous for her war skills and notable for her great feats achieved during the 16th century.

If you want to watch the full documentary, the video is here for you to check out.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZFVcEkbnT4&t=3s

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Nigerians are bundles of creative people. The Ikorodu Bois is a Nigerian online comedy group that recreates and mimics multi-million dollar music videos, Hollywood movie trailers and epic pictures The creativity displayed by this set of guys is top-notch. Their various trailer videos like extraction, black panther, money heist has earned them social recognition from several brands and individuals like Netflix, Russo brothers, Will smith, Alvaro Morte, DJ Cuppy, Davido, Funke Akindele, Dwyane Johnson "The Rock" and lots more. Check out some of their skits here:


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

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Visiting the less than three-kilometre hilltop of Oke Maria (Mary's Hill), for the first-timer, is not a child’s play as one needs to take a break along the journey to the mountain top in at least one or two resting places. But despite this, visitors keep thronging this sacred hill, where prayers are answered and solutions are provided to most challenges.

The Oke Maria hill has become an annual pilgrimage centre to Catholic and non-Catholic every February. Visitors from Nigeria and abroad come to pay homage to the Blessed Virgin every second week of February. But other people usually visit the place day in day out apart from the annual pilgrimage in February. You can watch the full documentary here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRmZ3Q4HodY&t=107s

Queen Amina, the queen of Zazzau emerged at a time when men dominated most aspects of life. The skilful Hausa warrior commanded a vast army that conquered many territories, greatly expanding her kingdom. She's believed to have been born in the 16th century and lived in what is now Zaria City, in Kaduna State, Nigeria. Queen Amina was believed to be the most powerful ever lived female, famous for her war skills and notable for her great feats achieved during the 16th century. Watch the full movie here.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZFVcEkbnT4

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