Celebrate Nigeria's vibrant calendar—from the Eyo masquerade and Osun-Osogbo festival to Calabar Carnival, Argungu Fishing Festival, New Yam celebrations, and Felabration—alive with music, dance, pageantry, and sacred traditions.
Nigeria’s iconic river festival featuring mass fishing on the Matan Fada River, canoe races, wrestling, and cultural performances.
Annual veneration of the Osun deity culminating in a sacred procession to the UNESCO-listed Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove.
White-clad Eyo masquerades parade through Lagos Island in a storied rite celebrating notable occasions and Lagos heritage.
Africa’s biggest street party with flamboyant bands, elaborate costumes, dance competitions, and nightly concerts.
Spectacular equestrian parade as the Emir and cavalry process to mark Eid, featuring colorful robes, drumming, and horsemanship.
Colorful homage to the Awujale with regimental age-grade parades, horse displays, aso-oke couture, and drumming.
Royal festival where the Obi of Onitsha emerges in regal attire, with cultural troupes, cannon fire, and community homage.
Thanksgiving harvest marking the start of yam consumption with blessings, masquerades, and communal feasts.
Yakurr people’s elaborate harvest celebration with processions, vibrant costumes, and competitive dances.