Africa’s cultural powerhouse

Nigeria

Africa’s most populous nation and cultural powerhouse — the energy of Lagos, Nollywood and Afrobeats, markets, and a booming arts scene. Check regional advisories.

— · — — °C Best: Nov–Mar (dry season)
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A leafy boulevard in the Lekki district of Lagos
A leafy boulevard in the Lekki district of Lagos
The golden-domed National Mosque in the capital, Abuja
The golden-domed National Mosque in the capital, Abuja
Costumed performers at the huge Calabar Carnival
Costumed performers at the huge Calabar Carnival
Capital
Abuja
Language
English
Currency
NGN (Nigerian Naira)
Power
230 V · plug type D, G
Best time
Nov–Mar (dry season)
Now in Abuja
Icons of Nigeria

What makes Nigeria, Nigeria

The Lagos Megacity
Afrobeats
Nollywood
Rock Monoliths
Carnival Culture
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About Nigeria

Africa’s most populous nation and cultural powerhouse — the energy of Lagos, Nollywood and Afrobeats, markets, and a booming arts scene. Check regional advisories.

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The vast Zuma Rock monolith on the road to Abuja
Before you fly

Visa info

Nigeria visa: Most visitors need a visa (e-Visa / visa-on-arrival options exist). Review regional travel advisories before booking.
Visa rules change frequently. Always confirm with the official Nigerian immigration authorities for your nationality before booking flights.
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