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Festival at it's peak in Nigeria. Scenic view of

the Idanre hill, Ijesha Fall etc. Follow the tour

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A - Argungun Festival, Kebbi State

(March)

- Abuja Festival, Abuja

(November/December)

B - Benin Festival, Benin

C - Calabar Carnival (December)

- CarniRiv, Portharcourt (December)

D - Durbar Festival, Kano

E - Eyo Festival, Lagos (November)

I - Igue Festival, Benin-city, Edo State

(December)

- Idanre Hill, Ijesha Fall, Ikogosi (Ondo

State & Ekiti State)

M - Maare Festival. Ondo State (December)

O - Ojude Oba Festival, Ijebu Ode, Ogun

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It's Festival Time!

Christmas is a period with lined up activities that you just have to select a few by adopting the law of opportunity cost (forgone alternative). Though, you wish you could attend all knowing these activities are always so colourful and fun filled.

It's festival/carnival time. These festivals and carnivals show case the rich cultural heritage of the different states and tribes in Nigeria. Nigeria is a country with diverse cultures. Visiting Nigeria at this time of the year is the best decision you can ever make.

Different states/ tribes have different dates for their festivals/ carnivals. It is usually from the first quarter of the year to the last quarter of the year which is the peak period; you can never be bored for a second.

The tourists' attractions/ sites are not left out. We have the Idanre hill, Ijesha fall, Ikogosi water fall and a host of others in Ondo State; have a firsthand experience.

Let's take you through these rich culture/ cultural display and attractions as you read on.

ENJOY YOUR READING!

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- Ofala Festival, Onitsha, Anambra State

(October)

- Osun Osogbo Festival

P - Papa Festival

S - Sango Festival

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Africa's Biggest Street Party (CALABAR CARNIVAL) started in 2000 as a street parade at one of the Cross River State annual Christmas festival. The first parade showcased major landmarks of the state such as the famous export cocoa pods, the lowlands gorillas of the last rain forest in West Africa, the Leopard of the Ekpe cultural group and the old residency building which once served as the seat of government for the old Nigerian colony.

In 2004, costumes were introduced to elaborate the street parade, and five official carnival bands were created namely Bayside, Freedom,

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Top Picture: (L - R) Former Governor of Cross River state; Donald Duke, his wife; Onari Duke, the wife of the Governor of Cross River state; Obioma nd nd stImoke, the Governor of Cross River State, Liyel Imoke. Top picture - 2 left: CBN Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, 2 right: actress, Ini Edo, 1

ndright: actor, Jim Iyke. Bottom right : 2 left: Minister of Tourism, Chief Edem Duke, middle: Senator Victor Ndoma Egba (SAN).


Masta Blaster, Passion Four, and Seagull Band. As the years went by the carnival became popular and gradually turned into a brand, serving as a huge attraction to foreigners and an avenue for companies to advertise their new and already existing products. With this, the 32day event has succeeded in turning Cross River State into a Tourism State thereby becoming a major source of revenue for the state.

Calabar Carnival has become an annual event in Cross River State and the year 2011 was no exception. Various activities were lined up to make the celebration a memorable one.

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Former Governor of Cross River state, Donald Duke.

These activities included tree planting ceremony, city walk against AIDS, carnival essay competition, canaan rhythms by foreign artists, theater night, carol night, dance jams, carnival beauty pageant and musical jamborees.

The five official bands as their usual yearly rituals, came out for the best group competition. All were dressed in colourful costumes in order to outwit opposing groups both in the adult and children categories, thereby giving the judges a hard time at picking the winner. At the end of the competition,


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Passion four emerged winner, with Seagull trailing after them as second best followed by master blaster in the adult category.

In the children's category, Seagull had the best queen, while freedom band turned out the winner. Best children parade went to master blaster band while Seagulls and Bayside went home with second and third positions respectively.

As usual, celebrated acts like Ini Edo, Jim Iyke etc were present to grace the event while Tuface, D'banj, Sunny Nneji, Bright Chimezie Dare Art Alade amongst others thrilled their fans with their songs. The governor of Cross

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River State Liyel Imoke, the special adviser to the governor on tourism Gabe Onah and the Commissioner for Information & Orientation; Patrick Ugbeh, threw their weight into making the event a success, just as ex governor Donald Duke who was the originator of the carnival set aside all things to grace the event with his beautiful wife Onari Duke. Due to the huge turnout of visitors in Calabar, traffic survey increased by 175% in the state.

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With his handprints fully embedded in the Nigerian history, Odigwe Benedict Chukwukadibia Enwonwu can only be best described as a genius, giving credence to his skillful display of art through sculpting.

Our column “MONUMENT”, in this edition won't be talking just anthropology but one of the great personalities whose extraordinary love for art has imprinted, whether consciously or unconsciously his own contribution to not just the art world but our country Nigeria as a whole; through his wonderful art deliveries.

A skillful painter, a sculptor, professor of art, administrator and Nigeria's Ambassador extraordinaire, a native of Onitsha in Anambra State, Nigeria.

Odigwe Benedict as a child was one of those kids who at the tender age of 5 had started displaying his artistic talent with the use of broomsticks, as his first brush, he would paint and draw. He was born to a father who was a traditional carver of shrine images and a mother who, as a cloth merchant had to do a lot of travelling around the western coast of Africa, causing her son who was gradually being influenced by this exposure to attend six different primary schools between 1926

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Left: Sango (NEPA LOGO)

Working on statue of Queen Elizabeth


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and 1931. Though, said to have been given birth to in July 14 1921 but academics have gone to find that he was born in 1917, coinciding with the period when there was a burst of influenza epidemic, which was when he was born.

Having concluded secondary education from government college Umuahia where he met and studied under an English man called Kenneth C. Murray, an education officer and administrator, in charge of Arts education, Ben amongst four others drawn from across the country was admitted by Murray's Arts school. On completion of his programme, he went ahead to teach Art in Edo College, Benin City, then, Missionary school in Calabar.

With his first exhibition in 1943 jointly sponsored by Shell Oil Company and the British council, he was discovered by Mr. L.N. Harford who was then the Executive Director of Shell Oil Company, West Africa. Mr. Harford went on to arrange a joint scholarship funded by Shell and the British council, having been taken in by Ben's incredible talent. With this, Ben found himself in England studying Arts.

Between 1944 and 1949, he became the first black person to attend Goldsmith college, and Slade school of Fine Arts, both in London and Ruskin College, University of Oxford where he studied Fine Arts,

Aesthetics, Western Arts, History and Anthropology and graduated with first-class in Sculpture. For his post graduate degree, he studied Social Anthropology and Ethnography at the University College, London where he was elected fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain amongst others. With his extensive exhibition in New York, Boston, Washington, United kingdom and France, he became the first Nigerian Artist

Right: One of his paintings titled Ogolo. Odigwe Benedict Chukwukadibia with the sculpture

of Queen Elizabeth II of England.


to achieve international recognition and on return to the country was appointed the first indigenous art supervisor by the British colonial administration.

Ben's exposure and the fact that he attended some of the most prestigious schools in the world, gave arts administration in Nigeria a face lift. He was later to become the federal arts adviser, which warranted him teaching and inspecting cultural and arts matters, it was within this capacity that he set up the arts department at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He later became the first Professor of Arts in Nigeria, at the University of Ife in 1971 and as the federal adviser on arts, he was largely responsible for inspiring the idea of FESTAC 77 in Nigeria.

His works attracted a large international audience, he became the first and only black man to have sittings by the Queen of England, for the statue of Queen Elizabeth II of England. Some other commissions of his include “Anyanwu” a symbol of the new Nigerian nation; which he was commissioned, in 1955 by the federal government to produce for the National Museum, Onikan, the UN headquarters New York, Sango at Marina (THE NEPA LOGO), the drummer (NITEL LOGO) and the Risen Christ at University of Ibadan.

This national Icon whose works remain in the national consciousness lost the

thbattle with prostate cancer on the 5 of February 1994. His last work the “Ogolo Masquerade” which is the Ibo materialization of man coming back from the spirit world only states the continuity of his Legacy in our minds and in his Son OLIVER, who is presently doing his family proud in the arts genre.

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OBUDU MOUNTAIN INTERNATIONAL RACE

Obudu Mountain International Race was conceived under the patronage of Donald Duke, the former Governor of Cross River State, who devised it as one of the vehicles, to

drive world attention to one of the finest tourist destinations in the world; the Obudu Mountain Resort.

1st Place - Men: MESFIN Hunegnaew of Ethiopia

nd2 Place Men: TESFAYE Atsedy Tsegay of Ethiopia.

rd3 Place Men: MOLALIGN Azmeraw of Ethiopia.

The drummer

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The race which is endorsed by the World Mountain Running Association covers a distance of 11Km uphill, to an altitude of 1,575m (Over 5,000ft) above sea level. The maiden edition held on November 27, 2005 with local and foreign participation.

Prize money ranged from 1,000 to 50,000 USD making it the highest paying mountain race in the world.

The 2005 event, was widely acclaimed to be a huge success, hence its immediate recognition by the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) as a permit race. The 2nd Edition in 2006 received a record entry, with over 20 countries participating.

The 2009 edition also witnessed the introduction of the African Nations Mountain Running Championship. The

th race in its 6 (2011) year, received tremendous support from His Excellency, the Governor of Cross River State, Senator Liyel Imoke who brought more exciting innovation like Children's novelty race, which debuted two years ago into the race.

In Onitsha kingdom, Obi is sacred and does not attend social gathering or functions. The Ndi Ichie and other persons involved in the day to day traditional administration are the ones who see him when the need arises.

The consumption of yam was not known in the earliest times. So when yam was introduced, the community was scared and thought that yam could be poisonous.

The smallest kindred were urged to have a taste of yam

Winners: 1st Place Women - Yimer Ayelew Wude of Ethiopia, second - Genet Yalew of Ethiopia and third - Wangari Margaret of Kenya.

His Royal Majesty, Obi Nnaemeka Achebe,

the Obi of Onitsha, Anambra State.


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when the “Nne-edi” leaves were discovered. These (Nne-edi leaves) were believed to have the capacity to neutralize the poisonous content of yam; if any. This trend continued with larger kindred groups.

A moderately large kindred known as Ugwunobamkpa requested that the first son of the Obi partook in tasting the yam. This was what led the Igwe into a retreat, to pray for the safety of both his son and his subjects. This retreat is known as “ Inye ukwu na nlo”. The inyepu ukwu na nlo is his emergence from the retreat. This led to the Ofala Festival.

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The Obi of Onitshaperforming the

Ofala dance.

Some dancegroups thatgraced theoccasion.


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Some cabinet chiefs also danced to entertain the audience.


Ogun

Ojude Oba is a yearly festival

that shows diverse cultural

display after the ILEYA (the

muslims' 30 day fast). This

festival has gradually become

an upstage fiesta for sons and

Daughters of the Ijebuland to

celebrate the ileya festival and

also pay obeisance to the

paramount ruler of the people,

the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba

Sikiru Adetona.

The event has attracted

corporate organizations that

see the cultural platform as an

avenue to reach potential

customers vis-à-vis giving back

to the community in which they

operate. This festival has

fostered unity, peaceful

coexistence and economic

progress. This Ojude Oba will

continue to linger in the

memories of tourists, visitors

and people of Ijebuland at

home and abroad who joined

others at home to celebrate at

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the Awujale's palace.

Although the Ojude Oba is

getting bigger by the year but

the crowd control which is one

of the sensitive areas that

could hamper the success of

the festival was poorly

managed by security

operatives who were carried

away by the side attractions

and electrifying performances

by individuals and groups at

the main bowl of the palace.

The 2011 Ojude Oba was a free

for all fiesta where things were

simultaneously happening

leaving the visitors to make

choices of their spectacles from

the activities at the venue.

However the excitement and

fun got to its peak when the

age grades, groups and

associations, dressed in the

best and in carnival-like manner

danced and sang praises as

they in turn paid homage to the

Awujale of Ijebuland, who

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welcomed and prayed for

them.

Subsequently, Globacom, one

of the corporate sponsors was

true to its corporate social

responsibility, as the

telecommunication giant that

identifies with culture and

celebrates the people through

what is dear to them presented

a gold plated trophy with a

cash prize to the best age

group.

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The Eyo Festival, otherwise known as the Adamu Orisha Play, is a Yoruba festival unique to Lagos, Nigeria. The word "Eyo" refers to the costumed dancers that come out during the festival. It is widely believed that the play is one of the manifestations of the customary African revelry that serves as the forerunner of the modern carnival in Brazil.

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The white-clad Eyo masquerades represent the spirits of the dead, and are referred to in Yoruba as "agogoro Eyo" (tall Eyo). The festival takes place whenever occasion and tradition demand, though it is usually held as part of the final burial rites of a highly revered chief.

It also commemorates the passage of illustrious sons and daughters of the city of Lagos, who have been the prized custodians of its customs and history, and who contributed in no small measure to the advancement of the city and society. More so, it is believed to be a festival of the people, as they go about enjoying the spectacle of how this great city is cleansed of evil and sanctified for further prosperity.

The first procession in Lagos was on the 20th of February, 1854, to commemorate the life of the Oba Akintoye. Among the Yorubas, religions have given way to Christianity and Islam but the old festival is still widely observed. During this occasion, their traditional monarchs and nobles exercise the most of their residual power.

A full week before the festival (starts on a Sunday), the 'senior' eyo group, the Adimu (identified by a black, broad-rimmed hat), goes public with a staff. When this happens, it means the event will take place the following Saturday. Each of the four other 'important' groups;

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Laba (Red), Oniko (yellow), Ologede (Green) and Agere (Purple) take their turns in that order from Monday to Thursday.

The Christians have

CHRISTMAS, the Muslims have

the FEAST OF RAMADAN, and

the Edos have the IGUE

FESTIVAL.

Igue festival ushered in the New

Year for every Edo-speaking

man before the incursion of the

white man into their lives. Igue

emhasizes “the ritual of Head

worship” by every Edo-speaking

man. To the Edo man, it is the

head that takes you through

life's journey and the head must

be good to perform this life's

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His Royal Majesty, Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Erediauwa, Oba of Benin.


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journey.

Igue Festival is also the time

the Oba and some chiefs are

involved in AGWE (fasting). How

fasting came into Edo man's

religious life is not known but it

does takes place and the Oba

goes into seclussion, not to be

seen by visitors. It may have

been a Christian/ Muslim

influence more than 500 years

ago or could have started on

its own.

When the Oba and his chiefs

break the fast, they are ready

to perform UGIE ERHA OBA, a

ceremony honoring the oba's

ancestors. The Edos believe in

ancestral worship and

everybody joins the Oba in

Ugie Erha Oba.

The ceremony of the worship of

the head (the real IGUE) of the

reigning Oba takes place

openly at this festival. UGIE

simply means FESTIVAL and

Igue festival is made up of

many festivals. Before Ugie

Edohia and Ugie Ewere comes

Ugie Iron. This is a celebratory

reenactments of the conflicts

between the Oba of Benin and

the seven hereditary chiefs; the

UZAMAS.

The Igue, where the Oba

performed the head

worshipping ritual used to be

hidden from the public. When

the Christians and the enemies Oba Erediauwa of Benin, his chiefs and subjectsA chief dancing during the Igue festival



of the mornachy continued to

accuse Oba of Eweka II of

human sacrifices, he decided to

open it to the public. Some of

the walls at Ugha Ozolua were

pulled down. Oba Akenzua II

reorganised it into a fourteen

day period. That is what we

have today. It has been

celebrated continuously for the

past 500 years.Spectacular activities during the Igue festival


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ELENABEADSSHOP

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It was a proud moment for Nigeria as it played host to the just concluded 53rd United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) – Commission for Africa Project, which took place at the event hall, Tinapa Lakeside Hotel, Tinapa, Calabar, Cross River

thState from Sunday, the 24 of June 2012 and ended on the

th27 of June 2012. The event was aimed at providing policy makers, industry players, relevant stakeholders in the African tourism and the international community the opportunity to share experiences, information on tourism initiatives and business successes in the sector.

At the press conference of the very colourful event, chaired by the minister of tourism; Chief Edem Duke, more light was shed on the purpose of the event with the theme: “RESPONSIBLE TOURISM OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN AND THE YOUTHS” .

With Nigeria often seen as a mono product economy, tourism is being used presently to reposition the country which is popular for its oil produce. With tourism, the sheared potentials of the country if properly harnessed will place Nigeria on the map with other countries that have embraced

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tourism as their major source of income. Tourism utilizes culture as its greatest collateral and seeks to provide a new frontier. In the words of the minister “we need to tell our stories ourselves and

restructure the image of the country as to the negative stories being told.”

Left: UNWTO Secretary General, Mr. Taleb D. Rifai; Right: the First Lady, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan.

The Minister of Tourism, Chief Edem Duke,

Left: UNWTO secretary general, Mr. Taleb D. Rifai; Middle: the minister of Tourism, chief

Edem Duke; Right: the permanent secretary, ministry of Tourism, Mrs. A. Daniel Nwaobia.


Madam Uvbi Osawe is a renowned bead maker in the ancient Benin City of Edo State in Nigeria. A mother of two and a product of the Benin royal family, her journey into the bead making world can be traced back to her childhood days which was spent under the tutelage of her grandmother whose major source of income

was bead making.

With the older woman as her teacher, she was quick to learn the trade and was lucky to also inherit some of her clients including the royal families known for their bead wearing trade mark. 20 years down the line, she feels she still has a lot to do, especially with the constant change in fashion.

Specialising in traditional beads of various types e.g the red beads called ivie and the brown beads called iviepo both in the local dialect; these are gotten from neighbouring eastern states in Nigeria. She also uses coral beads which she imports into Nigeria for use.

An expert in traditional bead dresses, shoes, bags, and beaded headgears, having organized exhibitions in several art centers, ELENA BEADS

is a one stop shop for lovers of traditional beads.

AddressOld Office 42, Airport Road, Opposite Ogbo Bolehole Benin City, Edo State Tel0803747684708023552339

New Office46A, Airport Road Opposite UBA Benin City, Edo StateTel: 0803747684708023552339


Madam Uvbi Osawe, a renowned bead maker.


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There is need for natural resource conservation, protection of biodiversity and integrity of ecosystem which would lead to sustainable natural resource management, to reduce deforestation and promote better environmental attitude for the benefit of today and the future.

Having recognized the importance of the forest to the Biodiversity Conservation in Nigeria, it is expedient that the flora and fauna on the Idanre hill are conserved. The special species of Hyrax that live on the rock which are becoming extinct due to hunting and the special species of monkey usually spotted near the Orosun hill should also be conserved.

Eforiro - Recipe- Efo Shoko- Dry fish- Dry Stock Fish/Panla (pre cooked)- Assorted Beef (snail,shaki etc)- Locust Beans/Iru- Smoked Fish- Palm Oil- Onions- Pepper/Red,Rodo,Tomatoes- Salt- Seasoning Cubes

PreparationWash, season and boil meat, stock fish and dry fish. Chop the vegetable as desired, then blanch (wash with hot water). Wash pepper thoroughly and blend with onions while ensuring the paste is not smooth. Then heat the palm oil. Add blended pepper to the palm oil, let it fry for 10mins .Add iru, salt, seasoning cubes, stock fish, assorted meat and vegetable then, stir. Turn down the heat. Let it simmer for 5 minutes. Serve with Pounded Yam.

Eforiro served withIyan (Pounded yam)

Iyan - Recipe- Yam

PreparationSlice yam, peel off the skin and wash with clean water. Boil till soft. Then pound in a mortar till smooth. Serve with eforiro.

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Idanre

Idanre hill which is one of the most awesome and beautiful natural landscapes in Ondo State and Nigeria consists of high plain with spectacular valleys interspersed with inselbergs of about 3,000 ft above sea level; the entire people of Idanre lived on these boulders for almost a millennium.

The physical attributes of this hill include Owa's Palace, Shrines, Old Court, Belfry, Agbooogun foot print, thunder water (Omi Aopara) and burial mounds and grounds. It also has diverse and variegated eco-systems of flora and fauna. Oke Idanre contains very important bio-physical and land form features whose interaction with the physical features has

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created an enduring cultural landscape within the setting.

Since emigration down the hill in 1 9 2 3 , t h e t o p o g r a p h y, vegetation as well as the fauna and flora lives have remained und i s t r i bu ted . Howeve r, festivals provide occasions for reconciliation of the people, their natural environment as well as reenactments of historical episodes in local Idanre history and its wider Yoruba ideology, mythology and confederacy.

There is the OGUN festival, which is partly celebrated on top of the hills during October and IJE festival, which spreads over

seven days and most recently the MAARE festival which takes place in December and lasts for three days.

Apart from the festivals, which make the site a living tradition, there is a special species of tailless animals called Hyrax that live on the rocks. They are becoming extinct as a result of hunting. Idanre hill with its spectacular view is a must see for Tourists.

Idanre Hill, Ondo State

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DirectionIn Akure (Ondo State) is the ancient city of Idanre. At the foot of the Idanre hill is a tree called IRAYE TREE which serves as land mark to the hill.

Top: The old Palace, left: Old Prison & right: Old Court.


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See a spectacular,breathtaking viewof Idanre hill.


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The Erin-Ijesha Waterfall, located in Osun State is a site to behold. Falling from ‘seven levels’ high in the rocks, the view is as breathtaking as the gushing water is refreshing.

Interestingly, when you arrive at the fall, it doesn’t look like anything out of this world until you begin the climb to the very top known as the Seventh level where the water cascades down to the stream below. Getting to the Seventh level is really tedious but it is worth the effort, to get a glimpse of the bounties of nature deposited here.

DirectionLocated in Ijesha, Osun State. The nearest hotel is miles away in Ada, Ilesha and Osogbo.

Ijesha Waterfall FashionEreDappa Hart is a Nigerian

born designer who has

mastered the art of combining

classic European lines with

traditional African Ankara

fabrics and luminescent bead-

work to create a stunning

collection that has become the

talk of the fashion world.

Ankara fabric is depictive of the

African culture as it displays the

motives, symbols and patterns

that are reminiscent of events,

old traditions and folklore.

EREDAPPA's Design can be

described as multilayered or 3

dimensional as she uses Ankara

as her canvas.

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HOTELS IN ONDO STATESunny Sky Hotels, 7 Olaniyan Avenue, off Brig Ademolegun Road, Ondo.A & T Presidential Suites, Km 5, Ilesha-Owo Express Way before NNPC Mega Station, Akure.Bliss World Hotel Restaurant, 40, Fajemirokun Avenue, Plot Block 1, Ijapo Estate. P.O.Box 86 Akure. Tel: +234 (0)7062031999, 8052979199, 7089171755Sunview Hotel, 8, El Shaddai Road G.R.A, Alagbaka A k u r e . O n d o S t a t e , N i g e r i a . [email protected]. Tel: +234(0)802-077-5670 +234(0)806-656-5462Sunbreakers International Hotel Ltd, 7, Robert Street, Akure. Tel: +234 34 610633Constantial Hotel, 24 Airport Road, Opp Benin Airport Exit Gate Edo.Ages Hotel, Ajipowo Road, AkureOwena Hotel, AkureDivine Grace Hotel, EkitiADESUPER HOTEL, Kilometer 21, Along Ilesa Road, Akure South, Ondo. www.adesuperhotels.com. 08068297470, 08034404358, Ilesha Road, AkureSWAN HOTEL, AkurePark Lane, AkureStephen's Exclusive Suites Dallimoore, AkureFlagship Hotel, AkureRockyson Hotel, IkareAkure Motel Plaza, Oke Ijebu Road, Akure, Ondo StateBankers Hotel, Ore, Akure, Ondo StateCity Guest Hotel, Ado Ouho Road, AkureCook and Beck, AkureEjioba Hotel, Akure, Ondo StateGolden Wallet, Akure, Ita-PeleGoldie Hotel, Ikare Akoko Hotel Du Comfort, Owo Road, AkureJolly Royal Plaza, Ikare Road, Oke Agba, Akoko, Ondo StateLafe Inn, Off Ilesha Road, AkureLate International Hotel, Ikele Road, Ijapo Estate, AkureModulere Hotel, Ikale Road, Ijiapo EstateOlamejiba Hotel, Ore Road, Ondo StateOne Star Hotel, Ado Owo Road, Ijiapo EstateOnesan Hotel, Ado Ouho Road, AkureRakysor Hotel, Araromi, AkureRoyal Bird Hotel, Email: [email protected] b u k k y c o d e @ y a h o o . c o m W e b s i t e : www.royalbirds.com, 08160954104, 08168329622, Owo Road, Ijiapo Estate, AkureRoyal Shallom Hotel, Obe Ile Road, AkureTripple Season Guest House, Ikele Road, Ijiapo Estate, AkureYork City Hotel, Raphilo Hotel, Ikele Road, Ijapo Estate, Akure, Plot L, Block 6-8, Arisoyin Family Layout, Near Akure Airport, by Ibi Press Oke-Aro, Akure North, Ondo, P.O.Box 4 9 4 7 . E m a i l : r o i k u j u @ r a p h i l o h o t e l . c o m p b i k u j u @ r a p h i l o h o t e l . c o m , W e b s i t e : www.raphilohotel.com, 08061654943, 08064466398Concord Hotel, Lafe Junction, Akure South, Ondo. 08131104624, 08033750869Bliss World Resort & Hotel, 40, Block 1,Fajemirokun Avenue, Ijapo Estate , Owo Avenue, Akure South,

Ondo, P.O.Box 86, 07062031999, 08052979199, 07089171755. [email protected], [email protected]. Website: www.blissworldhotel.comGold Touch Suites Hotel, 170,Oyemekun Road, Akure South, Ondo, 08060764050Emperor Hotel & Suites, Plot 9, Block XLI Alagbaka GRA, Akure South, Ondo. 08030872435, 08073327478. in fo@emperorhote lng.com m p e r o r h o t e l @ y a h o o . c o m , W e b s i t e : www.mperorhotelng.comBolton Hotel & Suite, 25,Gbogi Street, Off. Oyemekun Road, Akure, Akure South, Ondo. 08096669000.Solton International Hotel & Resorts, 26, Akoko Avenue, Ijapo Estate, Akure, Akure South, Ondo. 0 7 0 3 3 5 4 7 2 2 7 , 0 7 0 3 2 6 8 0 3 1 3 . [email protected] Johnson Hotel, Akure South, OndoFirst Victoria Castle Hotels & Suites,Akure South, OndoAyus Hotel & holiday Inn, Akure, Akure South, OndoLydia Suites Limited, Okitipupa, OndoRemmy Shonola Connections, Akure South, OndoStephen Exclusive Suite, Akure South, Ondo.Arayana Global Services Limited, Yaba, Ondo, Ondo WestPeace Travels & Tourists' Link Limited, Akure South, OndoSolat Travel & Tour Limited, Ondo West, Ondo.Zion Gate Hotel, Okitipupa, OndoMarry T Catering & Hotel Management, Okitipupa, OndoPeaceway Travel Tourist Link, Akure South, OndoOwena International Hotel Limited, Akure South, OndoAlpha Motels International & Conference Centre, Akure North, Ondo

2799900,Emai l : in fo@ ar ika i r . com, Web: www.arikair.comAtlantic Express Airlines, West coast Shuttle, suite 1d, princess court, 37 Ahmed Onibudo street, Victoria Island. Tel: +234-1-4613804,262-3167,475-9391Bellview Airlines, Bellview Plaza,66b Opebi Road, Ikeja lagos,Tel:+234¬-1-4931731-5, Emai l : [email protected], Web: www.flybellviewair.comBritish Airways, The Waterfront,Oyinkan Abayomi Drive, Ikoyi Lagos, Tel:+234-1-269-5870-8China Southern Airlines, plot 98, Adeola Odeku, South Atlantic Petroleum Towers, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-4619381, 46199384Delta Airlines, Sky logistics Limited,3b Sapara Williams close, Victoria Island,Lagos.Tel:234-1-2799021, Email:[email protected], Web: www.delta.comEgypt Air, 22b Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-2620087,2712308Emirates, Churchgate Building, Plot PC 30,Afribank Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel :+234-1-2717600, Web: www.emirates.comEthiopian Airlines, 3 Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-7744711/2, 4611869. Email: l o s a p t @ e t h i o p i a n a i r l i n e s . c o m , W e b : www.ethiopianairlines.comGhana Airways,128 Awolowo road, Ikoyi, L a g o s . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 1 - 2 6 9 2 6 5 8 , 2 6 9 2 3 6 3 , E m a i l : s a l e s @ f l y - g h a n a . c o m , W e b : www.flyghana.comKenya Airways,1st floor churchgate Towers, PC 30, Afribank Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-2719433/434/435, Web: www.kenya-airways.comKLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Plot 98,Adeola Odeku, South Atlantic Petroleum Towers, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-4626124,7747365,Web: www.klm.com.ng.Lufthansa German Airlines,150 Broad street, L a g o s . T e l : + 2 3 4 - 1 - 4 6 1 - 2 2 2 2 , W e b : www.lufthansa.com.ngMiddle East Airlines, Lebanon Airline,1 Engineering Close, off Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-2624348,270-5141-2,4617817-8, Email: [email protected],Web: www.mea.com.lbNigeria Eagle Airlines, 9th floor, Etiebets Place,21 Mobolaji Bank Anthony way, Ikeja,Lagos, Tel: +234-1-3202750, 4612750, 3202747, 4612747, Web: www.virginnigeria.comQatar Airways, Ecobank Building(2nd floor),plot 21, Ahmadu Bello way, Victoria Island, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-4633333, Web: www.qatarairways/Saudi Air, 6c Murtala Mohammed Way, Kano.Tel: +234-64-627-120, Web: www.saudiairlines.comSouth African Airlines, 28c Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos,Tel:+234-1-7743197, 2702681-5,Web:www.flysaa.comTurkish Airlines, 25 Karimu Kotun street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-2716031-32,2624910Virgin Atlantic, The Ark Towers, Plot 17,Ligali Ayorinde Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.Tel:+234-1-3202750, 4612750, Web: www.virgin-atlantic.com

DOMESTIC AIRLINES IN NIGERIAKabo travels/Kabo Air, Aminu Kano International

Airport, Kano. Lagos office: Terminal 2, Murtala M u h a m m e d A i r p o r t , L a g o s . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 1 -934404,4970449.Bristow Helicopters Nig Ltd., Domestic wing, Murtala Muhammed Airport, Ikeja, Lagos.Tel: +234-1-4931731, +234-1-8034030541, Email: [email protected], Web: www.bristowgroup.comBellview Airlines, Bellview plaza, 66b Opebi road, Ike ja, Lagos, Tel :+234-1-4931731-5, Web: www.flybellviewair.com Aero Contractors, Room 2058,2nd floor Muritala Mohammed Airport, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-271-1512, Web: www.acn.aeroAviation Development Co. Plc (ADC), 84 Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-4965750, 4962230Arik Air, Arik Air Aviation Center, Murtala Muhammed Domestic Airport, Ikeja. Tel:+234-1-2799900, Email: info@ arikair .com, Web: www.arikair.comAssociated Airlines, Associated house, Moshood Abiola Crescent, IkejaAlbarka Air Services, 8a Udi Street, off Asso Drive,Maitama district, Abuja, Tel: +234-9-5233554, 5233576, 5232619, Email: [email protected], Domestic Wing, Muritala Mohammed Airport, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-470-4100.AIEP Group of Companies, Old Kaduna Airport, Kaduna, Tel:+234-62236676, 233-391Afrijet Airlines, NAHCO new building, Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-4931146-8, 2885681, 4933484. Email: info@afrijet .com, Web: www.afrijet.comHarka Airlines Nig. LTD. f6 Y. A.Ahmed Building, Ahmadu Bello way, Kaduna, Tel: +234-62-213-085,090-803-376. Lagos Office: 1a Simbiat Abiola road off Obafemi Awolowo way, Ikeja, Lagos.Harco Air Services, 42 Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.Tel:+234-90-405024, 405-030.Hamza Air, Hamza Holding, Ltd,19 Kofo Abayomi Avenue, Apapa, Lagos. Tel: 01-5874957,5874077EAS Airlines, 29 Adeniyi Jones Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos, Tel: +234-1-4965802, 4975016-7,4975019.Suites B201,Erisco Bompet Plaza, Duala Street, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-5235656,7933382. Web: www.easairlines.comDana Airlines, Administrative Office, 51 Allen Avenue, I ke j a , Lagos , Te l : +234 -1 -2809888 . Web : www.flydanaair.comDornier Aviation Nigeria, New Exit Road, General Aviation Terminal, Murtala Mohammed, Airport, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel: +234-62-310102-7, 3188436, 01-4978752-5, 84231726.Chanchangi Airlines Nigeria Limited, Plot A5/6 Kachia Road, Kaduna South,Kaduna. Tel:+234-62-231778,07035331135, Lagos office: Lagos Airport Terminal 1&2,Ikeja Lagos, Tel:+234-1-774-4660, 4978226, Web: www.chanchangi.comCaverton Helicopters, Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue, Victoria Island, Lagos. Muritala Muhammed Int. Airport, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-7379254, 7379255, 7379254, 7926435.United Air Express Airline, Olatunji House,4th floor,229 Ikorodu road,Ikeja Maryland Lagos.Tel:+234-1-4966641Triax Airlines Ltd,1kings road, New Haven, Enugu, Tel: +234-42-337777

Sosoliso Airlines, 5 Henry Adefope Street, off Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-4971491-2,496-1960, 2703893. Web: www.sosolisoairline.comPan African Airlines, Murtala Muhammed Airport,(old domestic), Ikeja Lagos, Tel:+234-1-933-098, 4963601, 4963798Oriental Airlines,14 Simbiat Abiola Road off Bank Anthony Way, Ikeja.Tel: +234-1-496-6252Okada Air, Benin Office: Airport Road,Benin City, Lagos Office, Raymond Njoku Street SW Ikoyi, Lagos,Tel:+234-1-683004, 684689, 090-403991Overland, Airways and Travel Centre,17 simbiat Abiola Road, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-4979780, 4971247, 4971250 . Web; www.overland.aeroNigeria Eagle airlines, Ark tower LIgali Ayorinde Street, Victoria Island Extension, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-4600505, 2711111. Web: www.virginnigeria.com

NIGERIAN EMBASSIES ABROADAlgeria, 7 chemin doudou mokhtar,,Ben Aknoun, Algiers, BP 227, Algiers 16000, Tel: +213-2-916-389,914-254, Email:[email protected], Juez Estrada 2746(1425) Buenos aires, Argentina. Tel:+541148071804, 48079445, 4 8 0 8 9 2 4 5 . E m a i l : [email protected], Web: www.nigerianembassy.org.arAngola, Rua Presidente boumedienne,120 C.P 479,Luanda, Angola. Tel: +2442340084, 340089, 340088, 48089245. Email: [email protected], Rennweg 25,1031,Vienna, Austria. Tel: +43-1 - 7 1 2 - 6 6 8 5 , 7 1 2 6 6 8 6 , 7 1 2 6 6 8 7 . E m a i l : i n f o @ n i g e r i a e m b a s s y v i e n n a . c o m , We b : www.nigeriaembassyvienna.comAustralia, 26, Guilfoyle Street yarralumla,Act 2600,Canberra, Australia.Email:[email protected]:www.nigeria-can.org.auBelgium, Avenue de Tervuren, 288,1150 Brussels, Belgium, Tel: +32-2-7625200, 7629831, 7629832, Email: [email protected], Avenue de France,Marina BP 2019,Cotonou 1,Benin,Tel:+229-301-142,301-879Botswana, Plot 1086/92 Queen’s road,The Mali Gaborone, Botswana. Tel:+267-313-561Brazil, Sen.Av.Das Nascoes lote 05,Caixa Postal 0 3 7 1 0 , B r a s i l i a , B r a z i l . Te l : + 5 5 - 6 1 - 3 2 0 8 -1 7 0 0 , E m a i l : a d m i n @ n i g e r i a n e m b a s s y -brazil.org,Web: www.nigerianembassy-brazil.orgBurkina Faso, B.P.132 Avenue d’Oubritenga,Rue de l’Hopital Quagadougou, Burkina Faso, Tel: +226-30-6667-8, Email: [email protected], Douala: Boulevard de la Liberte,Akwa Douala, B.P1553,Douala,Republic of Cameroon, Tel: +237-43-2168,2161, Email:[email protected], 295 metcalfe Street, Ottawa Ontario, Canada, K2P 1R9, Tel: +1-613-236-0521/3, 236-0522, Email: [email protected], Web: www.nigeriahighcommottawa.comCentral African Republic, Avenue B. Boganda, P.O. box 1010, Bangui, Central African Republic, Tel: +236-61-0744, Email:[email protected] h a d : 3 5 A v e n u e C h a r l e s d e Gaulle,B.P.752,Ndjamena Republic of Chad,

Tel:+235-52-2498,2647C h i l e : J u e z E s t r a d a 2 7 4 6 ( 1 4 2 5 ) B u e n o s Aires,Argentina,Tel:+54-11-4807-1804,4807-9445, 4808-9245. Email: [email protected], Web: www.nigerian embassy-chile.orgChina, Beijing:2 dong wu jie, San li Tun,Beijing 100600, China. Tel:+86-10-6532-3631,6532-3632,6532-3633. E m a i l : n i g e r i a @ b j . c o l . c o m . c p , W e b : www.nigeriaembassy.cn.Hong Kong: Room 2403 Great Eagle Centre,23 Harbour Road,Wan Chai,Hong Kong, China,Tel:+852-2827-8813,Email: [email protected],Web:www.nigeria-consulate.org.hkCongo, 141 Boulevard du 30 Juin, Kishasa, Democratic Republic Of Congo.11 Avenue Lyautey, BP 790, Brazaville, Republic of Congo, Tel: +243-88-43273, +242-811-022, 811-031, Email: [email protected] D’Ivoire,35 Boulevard De la Republic, O.I.B.P.1906, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire,Tel:225-20-223-082,211-982,212-328,Web:www.nigeriaembassyci.orgCuba: 5th Avenue, no.1401(e 14 y 16)Miramar,P.O Box 6232, Havana, Cuba, Tel: +53-7-242-898, 242-091,242-936, Email: [email protected],13 Gabalaya Street, Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt. Tel: +202-735-6042, 735-3907, 736-7894, Email: c h a n c e r y @ n i g e r i a e m b a s s y c a i r o . o r g , We b : www.nigeriaembassycairo.orgEritrea, Ras Dashan Street, House No.10,Zone 1,ADM 09, P.O. box 1241,Asmara Eritrea, Tel:+291-1-125606Equatorial Guinea: Bata, Zambia street, P.O box 217 Bata Equatorial Guinea, Tel:+240-8-2402, 2157, 2906. Malabo,4 Paeso de los Cocoteros, Malabo, P.O Box 78 Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, Tel: +240-9-2386, 3194, 2583Ethiopia, Azage Ayale Street, W9, K21, Addis Ababa, E t h i o p i a , Te l : + 2 5 1 - 1 - 5 5 0 6 4 4 , E m a i l : [email protected],173, Avenue Victor-Hugo,75116 Paris, Tel:+33-1-4704-6865,Email: [email protected]. Web: www.nigeriafrance.comG a b o n : A v e n u e L e o n M b a , B . P 11 9 1 , Libreville,Gabon.Tel: +241-73-2203,0322, Email: [email protected], 52 Garba Jahumpa Avenue, Bakau, P.O box,630 Banjul, The Gambia, Tel: +220-495803, 495,804. Email: [email protected], Joseph Broz tito Avenue, behind police headquarters, P.O. Box:1584 Accra Ghana, Tel:+233-21-776-158, 776-159, Email: [email protected],ghG e r m a n y : N e u e j a k o b s t r , 4 B e r l i n , 1 0 1 7 9 G e r m a n y , T e l : 4 9 - 3 0 - 2 1 2 3 0 , E m a i l : i n f o @ n i g e r i a e m b a s s y g e r m a n y. o r g , W e b : www.nigeriaembassygermany.orgGreece: Yakinthon, 50 Paleo Psychico,15452, Athens Greece, Tel: +30-1-6718004,18007Guinea, Coleah CornichbSud, B.P 54,Conakry,Republic of Guinea, Tel: +224-461-241Guinea Bissau: 6 avenida 14 de novembro,CPO 199 Bissau, Republic of Guinea, Tel:+245-201018Hungary: 1022 Budapest Arvacska Utca 6, H-1022 Budapest Hungary, Tel: +36-1-212-2021, Email: e m b a s s y @ n i g e r i a n e m b a s s y . h u , W e b : www.nigerianembasssy.huNorth Korea, Daedonggang District, Mansudung, P.O Box 535, Pyongyang, Democratic Peoples Rep. of

INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES IN NIGERIAAero Contractors, Room 2058,2nd floor Muritala Mohammed Airport, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-271-1512, Web: www.acn.aeroAeroflot-Russsian, International Airlines,31 Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-263-7223.Afriqiyah Airways. Desert Wings Travels Limited,7 keffi strt.Ikoyi,SW Lagos.Tel:+234-1¬-269-0276Air Afrique, 84 Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-496-2230, 496-2657.Air France, Plot 999f,Idejo Street,off Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.Tel: +234-1-262-1391-5. Web: www.airfrance.com.ngAir India, 2nd floor Water Parks plaza, 31/37Toyin Street, Ikeja, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-4970061, 4974749. Web: www.airindia.comAlitalia, 7 Oyin Jolayemi Street,Victoria Island, Moved to Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Tel: +234-1-2611559, 2618106, 4962570, 4963140. Web: www.alitalia comArik Air, Arik Air Aviation center, Murtala Muhammed D o m e s t i c A i r p o r t , I k e j a . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 1 -

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Korea,Tel:+850-2-381-7558,381-7168, Email: [email protected]: Lenana Road,P.O box 30516 nairobi K e n y a , T e l : 2 5 4 - 2 0 - 3 8 6 -4 1 1 6 , E m a i l : n g @ n i g e r i a h i g h c o m .com,Web:www.nigeriahckenya.orgJapan, 3-6-1 Toranomon Minato-ku, Tokyo !05-0001 ,Japan Te l ;+81-3 -5425-8011-3 ,Ema i l : [email protected] ,Web:www.nigeriaembassy.jpJamaica: 5 waterloo Road, P.O box 94, Kingston 10 Jamaica 9, Tel: +1-876-968-3732, 926-0400, 926-6 4 0 8 , 9 6 8 - 7 5 6 0 , E m a i l : [email protected]: Via Orazio 14-18,00193, Rome Italy. Tel: +39-6-6896231-243, Email: [email protected], Web: www.nigerianrome.orgIsrael: 34 Gordon Street,P.O Box 339, Tel-Aviv 61030, Israel, Tel: +3972-3-522-2144, 522-2145. Email: h e n i g t l v @ z a h a v . n e t . i l W e b : www.nigerianembassy.co.ilIreland: 56 leeson park, Dublin 6,Ireland. Tel:+353-1-660-4051, 660-4366,Web: www.nigerianembassy.ieIraq: Kings and President street,Area 601,Lane 111,House 43,Al-Mansour,Baghdad,Iraq.Tel:+964-1-541-9915,542-3133,543-1517Iran: 155 Shahid Fahazi Street,Vali Asri,Tehran Iran. Tel: +98-21-2044608, 204-1617,877-4935India: EP 4 Chandragputa Marg,Chanakaya Puri,New D e l h i . Te l : + 9 1 - 11 - 2 4 1 2 - 2 1 4 2 - 4 4 , E m a i l : o f f i c e @ n i g e r i a h c i n d i a . c o m , W e b : www.nigeriahcindia.comSouth Korea: 310-19,dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-ku,Seoul, Box3754(zip code:140-230), South K o r e a , T e l : + 8 2 - 2 - 7 9 7 2 3 7 0 / 3 2 8 0 . Email:[email protected], Web: www.nigerianembassy.or.krKuwait; Block 1,Street 14,House No.25,Hawally, 32039 Kuwait. Tel:+965-532-0794, 532-0795, Email: [email protected]: Al Abir Building, first floor, Adnan Hakeem Street, Bir Hassan, Beirut, Lebanon,Tel:+961-1-857-614/5. Email: [email protected], Web: www.nigeriabeirut.orgLiberia, Niger House, oldest Congotown, Tubman Boulevard, Sinkor, Monrovia, Liberia. Tel:+231-227-3 4 5 , 2 2 4 - 4 7 8 , 2 2 3 - 5 7 9 , E m a i l : [email protected]: Shara Narjis, Hai Al-Zuhour, Tripoli, Libya. Tel: + 2 1 8 - 2 1 - 4 4 4 - 3 0 3 6 , 4 4 4 - 3 0 3 7 , E m a i l : n i g e r i a @ n i g e r i a n t r i p o l i . o r g , W e b : www.nigeriantripoli.orgMalaysia: 85 Jalan Ampang Hilir, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tel: +603-4251-8512, 4251-7843, Email:[email protected], Web: www.nigeria.org.myMali: Rue 34 badalabougou, SEMA East, B.P 57, Bamako, Mali Tel:+223-225-771,233-973, Email: [email protected]: B.P 367, Nouakchott, Mauritania, Tel: +222-523-14, 523-04,523-46Mexico: Parque Via Reforma No.2035 Col.Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico D.F. C.P 11000, Tel:+52-5596-0 4 3 0 , 5 5 9 6 - 9 4 3 0 , 5 2 1 1 - 0 1 1 2 , E m a i l : [email protected]: 70 Avenue Omar Ibn El Khattah, Agdal

Rabat, Morocco, Tel:+212-537-671-857, 673-856.Mozambique: Avenida Kenneth Kaunda,821 Maputo, Mozambique. Tel: +258-1-490-105,492-457 . email:[email protected]: 4,Omuramba Road, Eros, Windhoek, N a m i b i a . Te l : + 2 6 4 - 6 1 - 2 3 2 1 0 1 , E m a i l : n h c n a m @ m w e b . c o m . n a , W e b : www.nhcwindhoek.orgNetherlands: Wagenaarweg 5,2597 LL, The Hague, The Netherlands, Tel:+31-70-3501703, Email: [email protected], Web: www.nigerianembassy.nlNiger: Quarter Niamey Bas, B.P 11-130,Niamey, Niger.Tel:+227-732-207,732-410,732-795Pakistan: Islamabad: plot 132-135,Ispahami road, sector G-5,diplomatic enclave, Islamabad, Pakistan. Tel: +92-51-282-3542, 282-3547, 282-3603,282-4104. Email: [email protected]. Karachi: 55/2,26th Street, Defence Housing Authority, Phase V, Karachi, Pakistan. Tel:+92-21-584-2491, 584-2 4 9 2 , 5 8 4 - 1 9 4 6 . W e b : w w w . nigeriahighcommission.com.pkPhillipines: 2211 Paraiso Street, Dasmarinas v i l l age , Maka t i , P. O Box 3174 ,Man i l a P h i l l i p p i n e s , T e l : + 6 3 2 - 8 4 3 -9 8 6 6 , 9 8 6 8 , 9 8 7 0 , 9 8 7 3 , E m a i l : e m b a s s y @ n i g e r i a m a n i l a . o r g . W e b : www.nigeriamanila.orgP o l a n d : U 1 . W i e r t n i c z a 9 4 , 0 2 9 5 2 W a r s a w , P o l a n d . T e l : + 4 8 - 2 2 - 8 4 8 -6944,Email:[email protected]: Avenida de Vasco da Gama,No.3 Rostelo,Lisbon 1400,Portugal,Tel:+351-21-301-6189, 301-6191.Email:[email protected]: 9 Gina Patrichi Street,District 1 , B u c h a r e s t , R o m a n i a , Te l : + 4 0 - 2 1 - 3 1 2 -8 6 8 5 , E m a i l : b u c @ n i g e r i a -embassy.ro,Web:www.nigerian-embassy.roRussia: Ulitsa Malaya Nikitsaya13,Moscow R u s s i a , T e l : + 7 - 9 5 - 6 9 0 - 3 7 8 3 , 6 9 0 -3785.Email:[email protected],Web:www.nigerianembassy.ruSao Tome & Principe, Bairro de fevcreiro, Avenida das Nacoes Unidas ,C.P 1000, Sao Tome & Principe,Tel:+239-12-25404, 52405,Email : [email protected] Arabia:Jeddah:9 Al-Oroubah Street, Mushrefah Distr ict , Jeddah 21421,Saudi Arabia.Tel:+966-2-671-6865,670-2886, 672-1561,Email: [email protected]. Riyadh: Abubakar Al-Razi Square, Abdullah Bin Khuzafah Al Sahami Road, Diplomatic Quarters 94386,Riyadh 11693,Saudi Arabia,Tel:+966-1-482-3024,482-3982,480-1827.Email:[email protected]: Avenue Cheikh Anta Diop,Dakar B . P. 3 1 2 9 , D a k a r, S e n e g a l . Te l : + 2 2 1 - 8 2 4 -6922,4397.Email:[email protected],Web:www.nigeriandakar.snSierra Leone: Nigeria House,37 Siaka Stephens Street, Freetown,Sierra Leone. Tel:+232-22-224-224, 224-229Singapore: Shaw House,16th floor,16-09/10 350 Orchard Road, Singapore 238868,Tel:+65-73-2 1 7 4 3 , 2 1 5 7 8 , 2 1 7 4 2 , E m a i l :

[email protected] Web: www.nigerian-singapore.org.sgSouth Africa: Johannesburg:16 Rivonia Road,Illovo 2132, Johannesburg,South Africa.Tel:+27-11-442-3620, Email: [email protected]:971 Schoeman Street, Arcadia 0083,Pretoria South Africa, Te l :+27-12-342-0805/0663/0668/0690/0642 / 0 6 6 1 / 0 9 4 7 / 0 9 3 4 / 0 9 0 5 / 0 8 0 8 . E m a i l : n h c p @ i a f r i c a . c o m , W e b : www.nigeriapretoria.org.zaSpain: Calle Del Segre 23,28002 Madrid, Spain,Tel:+34-91-563-0911, 563-0971, 411-0078, E m a i l : i n f o @ n i g e r i a i n s p a i n . o r g , W e b : www.nigeriainspain.orgSudan:17 Sharia M’C Nimier, P.O Box 1538, Khartoum Sudan. Tel: +249-11-779-120, 779-121, 779-122, Email: [email protected] w e d e n : Ty r g a t a n 8 , 11 4 2 7 , S t o c k h o l m , S w e d e n , T e l : + 4 6 - 8 - 2 4 6 - 3 9 0 , E m a i l : i n f o @ n i g e r i a n e m b a s s y . s e , W e b : www.nigerianembassy.seSwitzerland: Berne:45 Zieglerstrasse, 3007 Berne,P.O Box 574,Berne, Switzerland,Tel:+41-31-3 8 4 - 2 6 0 0 , 3 8 2 - 0 7 2 6 , 3 8 2 - 0 7 2 7 , E m a i l : [email protected], Geneva:1 Rue Richard Wagner,1211,Geneva 2, Switzerland.Tel:+41-22-730-1 4 1 4 , 7 3 0 - 1 4 1 5 , 7 3 0 - 1 4 1 6 . E m a i l : m i s s i o n [email protected]. Web: www.nigerianbern.orgTanzania: 3 Ali Hassan Mwinyi Road, P.O Box 9214, Dar-es-Salam Tanzania, Tel: +255-51-666-000-1,666-843, Email:[email protected]: Plot 33,Nakasero Road, P.O Box 4338, Kampala, Uganda. Tel:+256-41-233-691,233-692, Email: [email protected]: 36 Panfilovtsev Street,Kiev,01015,Ukraine, Te l : + 3 8 0 - 4 4 - 2 5 4 - 5 8 5 0 , 2 5 4 - 5 8 5 1 , E m a i l : n i g e r i a k i e v @ y a h o o . c o m , W e b : www.nigeriaembassyukraine.com.uaUnited Kingdom: 9 Northumberland Avenue, London WC2N 5 BX, Tel:+44-207-839-1244, 839-8746, Email: [email protected],web:www.nigeriahc.org.ukUnited States Of America: Atlanta: 8060 Roswell road, Atlanta, Ga.30350,USA. Tel: +1-770-394-5233,394-5245, 394-6261, 394-6237.Email: [email protected],Web:www.nigeria-consulate-atl.org.New York: 828 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10017,USA,Tel:+1-212-808-0301, Email: c g n n y @ n i g e r i a h o u s e . c o m , W e b : www.n ige r i ahouse .com…Wash ing ton :3519 Internat ional Court , NW Washington, DC 20008 ,USA. .Te l :+1 -202 -986 -8400 . Ema i l : i n f o @ n i g e r i a e m b a s s y u s a . o r g , W e b : www.nigeriaembassyusa.orgVenezuela: Quinta Leticia Chivacoa,Cruce con Calle Taria,Urbanizacion San Roman,Caracas 1060-A Aptd.62063,Chactllo,Caracas 1060-A,Venezuela, T e l : + 5 8 - 2 1 2 - 9 9 3 - 8 2 8 1 , 9 9 3 - 1 5 2 0 , Email:[email protected]: Haile Selessie Avenue, Diplomatic Triangle, Longacres, Lusaka, Zambia, Tel:+260-1-253-177,253-265, Email: [email protected]: 36 Samora Machel Avenue,P.O Box 4742,Harare Zimbabwe,Tel:+263-4-253-900-2,Email:[email protected]

Foreign Embassies in NigeriaAlgeria: Abuja: Plot 09 Hon Justice Mamman Nasir Street, Asokoro, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-2840-41, +234-703-404-5321, +234-802-501-4939. Lagos: 203, Etim Iyang Crescent, Victoria Island Ext. P.O Box 55238 Falomo, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-262-4017, +234-1-261-2092, +234-1-261-1570.Angola: Abuja: No.31 Pope John Paul ''2'', off Gana Street Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-4164-5. Lagos: 5 Kasunmu Ekemode Street, Victoria Island, P.O Box 50437, Falomo Ikoyi, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-261-1135.Argentina: Abuja: Plot 1611 Abubakar Koko Crescent, Yusuf Maitama Sule Street, Asokoro, P.O Box 5124 Wuse, Abuja, Tel:+234- 9-314-8680, +234-9-780-0651. Lagos: 93 Awolowo Road, S.W Ikoyi, P.O Box 51940, Ikoyi, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-269-0093.Australia: Abuja: 5th floor Oakland Centre, 48 Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja.Tel:+234-9-461-2780, Web: www.nigeria.embassy.gov.au. Lagos: 76 Norman Williams Street, SW Ikoyi Lagos, Tel:+234-1-270-1919, +234-1-897-4142. Emai l : [email protected], Web: www.nigeria.embassy.gov.auAustria: Abuja: Plot 9 Usuma Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-0772-3, +234-706-418-3226, Email: [email protected]… Kaduna: 3a Kinkino Road, K a d u n a . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 6 2 - 2 4 7 - 7 0 5 . E m a i l : [email protected]: Penthouse, Yinka Folawiyo Plaza, 38 Wharehouse Road, Apapa, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-470-0252. Email: [email protected]: Abuja: 9 Usuma Street Maitama, Abuja. Tel :+234-9-413-1859/60/61/62, +234-9-460-2633/34/35. Email: [email protected],Web: www.diplomatie.be/Abuja. Lagos: c/o Dredging Intern. Serv. Nigeria Ltd, 35A Alfred Rewane Road, Ikoyi, L a g o s . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 7 0 2 - 7 7 0 - 4 4 2 1 , E m a i l : [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 2858A Danube Street, off Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida Way, P.O Box 50457,Maitama District, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-4138424/8425. Lagos: 4 Abudu Smith Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-4411Botswana: Plot 1241 Oguta Lake Street, off River Benue Street on IBB Way, Maitama Extension, PMB 5249 Wuse Zone 3, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-782-2818/2782, +234-703-410-3830Brazil: Abuja: Plot 173 Mississippi Street, P.O Box 5143, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-4067/5739/49. Email: [email protected]. Lagos: Plot 257, Kofo Abayomi Street, Victoria Island, P.O Box 72802, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-0135/0136/3539. Email: [email protected]: Abuja: No.10 Euphrates Street, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-0034/0035. Email: [email protected]. Lagos: 3 Walter Carrington Crescent, Victoria Island, P.O. Box 4441, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-1931/2Burkina Faso: Lagos: 170 Moshood Olugbani Street, off Sinari Daranijo Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-262-3287.. Abuja: No.4 Freetown Street, off A d e t o k u n b o A d e m o l a C r e s c e n t , W u s e 2 , A b u j a . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 4 1 3 - 0 4 9 1 , E m a i l : [email protected]: Plot 59, TY Danjuma Street, Asokoro, Abuja.

Tel: +234-9-314-6040, +234-808-152-6377.Cameroon: Abuja; Plot 469/470 Lobito Crescent, Wuse 2, PMB 5238 Wuse, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-6574/5. Lagos: 5 Elsie Femi Pearse Street, Victoria Island, P.O Box 2476 Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-2226,4386, Calabar: 21 Ndidem Usang Iso Road, Calabar. Tel:+234-87-233-206.Central African Republic: Plot 137 Ajao Estate, Oshodi, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-268-2816, +234-1-261-3116.Canada: Abuja: 15 Bobo Street Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-9910, Email: [email protected], Web: www.nigeria.gc.ca, Lagos: 4, Anifowoshe Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-271-5650. Web: www.nigeria.gc.ca. Port Harcourt: 15 Ahoada Road, Rumuibekwe Housing Estate, Port Harcourt. Tel: +234-80-890-903, Emergency line for Canadians: +234-80-639-97054.Chad: Lagos, 2 Goriola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-259. Abuja:10 (plot 152) Mississippi Street, Maitama, Abuja, Tel:+234-9-413-0751Colombia: 43 Raymond Njoku Street, SW Ikoyi, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-5342.China: Abuja: Plot 302-303 A.O.Central Area, Abuja, Te l : +234-9 -461-8660 /8662 /8664 . Ema i l : c h i n a e m b _ n g @ m f a . g o v . c n , W e b : www.ng.chineseembassy.org/eng. Lagos: Plot 161A Idejo Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-2586, Email: [email protected], Web: w w w . l a g o s . c h i n a - c o n s u l a t e . o r g , www.lagos.chineseconsulate.orgCongo(Republic): Plot 447 Lobito Crescent, off Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-7407.Congo(Democratic): Abuja:Plot 940 Azores Street, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-1105. Lagos: 10 Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island, P.O Box 1216 Lagos, Tel: +234-1-261-4834Cote d'Ivoire: Lagos: 3 Abudu Smith Street, Victoria Island, P.O Box 7786 Lagos. Abuja: 2630 Gourara Street, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-3087Cuba: Abuja: Plot 339 Diplomatica Zone, Area 10 Garki, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-4821-2. Email: c u b a a b u j a 1 @ l i n k s e r v e . c o m , [email protected],[email protected], Web: emba.cubaminrex.cu/nigeriaing. Lagos: Plot 935 Idejo Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-4636, +234-1-262-1409Cyprus: Lagos: AG Leventis Nigeria, Iddo House, PO Box 159 Lagos. Tel: +234-1-774-0944,+234-1-545-4800. Abuja: c/o Abuja Capital Motors, Leventis Close, Central Business District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-523-9087.Czech: Abuja: Plot No.1223 Gnassingbe Eyadema Street, Zone A4 Asokoro District, P.O Box 4628 Abuja. T e l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 3 1 4 - 1 2 4 5 - 7 , E m a i l : A b u j a @ e m b a s s y . m z v . c z , w e b : w w w. m z v. c z / A b u j a . L a g o s : P l o t 6 2 E k i n g Ologunkutere, Parkview Estate, IKoyi, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-773-1412Denmark: Abuja: Plot 63 Europe House, Usuma Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-523-3794/5. Lagos: Maersk House,121 Louis Solomon Close, P.O

box 72554,Victoria Island Lagos. Tel: +234-1-262-6450. Email: [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 3319 Burada Close Off Amazon Street, Maitama District, PMB 5069 Wuse, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-6091/2.Lagos:34 Kofo Abayomi Street Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-2922, 8029, +234-1-613-010,.Eritrea: Plot 3354 Osun Crescent Cadastrala, Zone A-6,Maitama Abuja, Tel: +234-9-413-6087.Ethiopia: Abuja:No.19 Ona Crescent, off lake Chad Crescent , Mai tama Abuja. Tel :+234-1-413-1691,Email:[email protected],[email protected]. Lagos: Plot 97 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-3198Equitorial Guinea: Abuja: Plot 199 Cadastral Zone A7,20 Dakala Street off Parakou Crrescent, Wuse 2, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-781-6867, +234-805-606-3564. Lagos:7 Murtala Muhammed Drive Ikoyi, PO Box 4126, Lagos,Tel: +234-1-269-1211Finland: Abuja: 9 Irodan Musa Street, Asokoro Abuja, Tel:+234-803-785-1150, +234-9-314-7256,6482. E m a i l : s a n o m a t . a b a @ f o r m i n . f i , W e b : www.finlandnigeria.org Lagos: Plot 13,Elge Crescent, P.O Box, 4433 Victoria Island Lagos, Tel: +234-1-261-0916, 0524,0528.France: Abuja: 37 Udi Hills Street, off Aso Drive, Mai tama Abuja, Tel :+234-9-523-1055,5506, 5510,5419,5214,7537, 5076,5088. Email: sec-amb.abu ja -amba@dip lomat ie .gouv. f r, Web: www.ambafrance-ng.org. Lagos: 1 Lady Oyinkan Abayomi Drive, Ikoyi, Tel: +234-462-8484, +234-1-269-3 4 2 7 / 3 0 , E m a i l : [email protected], Web: www.consulfrance-lagos.orgGabon: 8 Norman William Street, Lagos, Tel: +234-1-684-566.Gambia: Abuja: Plot 25 Ontario Crescent, off Mississippi, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-854,546. Lagos:162 Awolowo Road Ikoyi Lagos, Tel: +234-1-267-0829.Germany: Abuja: 9 Leke Maracaibo Close, Off Amazon Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-0962, 0 9 6 4 , 0 9 6 5 , + 2 3 4 - 9 - 7 8 0 - 5 4 8 1 . W e b : www.abujadiplode/vertretung/Abuja/en/startseite.html. Lagos: 15 Walter Carrington Crescent Victoria Island, L a g o s . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 1 - 2 8 0 - 9 9 6 6 / 7 , E m a i l : [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 301, Olusegun Obasanjo Street, Area.10, P.O Box 2025 Garki Abuja. Tel:+234-9-234-5184-7. Email:[email protected]. Lagos:Ghana House,21/23 Island Club Road, Formerly King George, V Road, Onikan. Tel:+234-1-263-0015, 0934,0493, Email: [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 1 Seguela Street, off Olusegun Obasanjo Street, Wuse 2, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-780-5506. E m a i l : g r e m b _ a b j @ m f a . g r . W e b : www.grembnigeria.mfa.gr. Lagos: 35 Agodogba Avenue, Park View Estate, Ikoyi. Tel:+234-1-269-6064Greenland: Maersk House,121 Louis Solomon, Close. P.O box 72554, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-262-6430.Guinea: Abuja: United Nations Common Premises, PMB 591 Garki, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-8612/4,+234-9-

Nigerian Embassies Abroad Nigerian Embassies Abroad Foreign Embassies inNigeria

Foreign Embassies inNigeria


273-2735. Lagos: 8 Abudu Smith Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.Holy See: Pope John Paul 2 Crescent, Maitama, Garki Abu j a . Te l : +234 -9 -4138381 ,8384 . Em a i l : [email protected]: No 61 Jose Marti Crescent, Asokoro, Abuja. Te l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 3 1 4 - 11 8 0 , 11 8 1 , 11 8 3 . E m a i l : [email protected]: Abuja(same as Honduras).Lagos: No.9 Louis Solomon Close, Victoria Island, Lagos.Iceland: 109 Yakubu Gowon Crescent, Asokoro, A b u j a . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 3 1 4 - 3 6 4 3 . E m a i l : [email protected]: Abuja: Plot No.684(A&B), Agdez Crescent, Off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-523-6099, Email: [email protected]. Lagos: 8A Walter Carrington Crescent, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-2 6 2 - 7 6 8 0 , + 2 3 4 - 1 - 2 6 1 - 5 9 0 9 . E m a i l : h c l a g @ h y p e r i a . c o m . W e b : www.hicomindlagos.comIndonesia: Abuja:4 Salt Lake Street, Off Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-461-3252,+234-9-413-8 6 2 6 . E m a i l : k b r i . a b u j a @ g m a i l . c o m , k b r i _ a b u j a @ y a h o o . c o . u k . W e b : www.indonesianig.com. Lagos: 5 Anifowoshe Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-4601.Iran: Abuja: Udi Street, Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-523-8048,9. Lagos: 1A-B S.L, Edu Avenue, Formerly( Alexander Avenue), Ikoyi, Lagos.Tel:+234-1-269-1058, 3821, 4055.Iraq: Abuja:23 (Plot 710) Kainji Crescent, off Lake Chad Crescent, Zone A5, Maitama,Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-9256, Lagos: Plot 708 Adeola Hopewell Street Victoria Island. Tel:+234-1-261-0389Ireland: Abuja:11 Negro Crescent, Maitama District, Abu ja . Te l :+234-9 -462-0611 , 0612 . Web: e m b a s s y o f i r e l a n d . o r g . n g , E m a i l : [email protected]. Lagos: R.C Irving & Co Ltd., 3-5 Sinari Daranijo Street, VI Annex. Tel: +234-1-262-4820Israel: Abuja: Plot 12 Mary Slessor Street, Off Udo Udoma Cresent, Asokoro, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-314-3170, +234-9-673-9552, +234-9-460-5500. Email: c o n s u l a r - a s s i s t @ a b u j a . m f a . g o v. i l W e b : www.abuja.mfa.gov.il. Lagos, Plot 636 Adeyemo Alakija Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.Italy: Abuja: 21st Crescent, off Constitution Avenue, Central Business District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-4722/3. Email: [email protected], Web: www.ambabuja.esteri.it Lagos:12 Walter Carrington Crescent, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-462-7414/5, Email: c o n s o l a t o . l a g o s @ e s t e r i . i t , W e b : www.conslagos.esteri.itJamaica: Abuja:3rd floor Nicon Plaza, 242 Muhammadu Buhari Way, Central Area District, Abuja, E m a i l : j a m a i c a n e m b a s s y @ y a h o o . c o m , [email protected], Tel: +234-9-780-6809, 09-234-5107, 08036008758, 08136063356. Lagos: 77 Samuel Adedoyin Avenue, VI Annex, Lagos. +234-1-261-1085.Japan: Abuja: Plot 585 Bobo street, off Gana Street, Maitama, PMB 5070 Wuse, Abuja, Tel: +234-9-413-8898, 9258,9718. Lagos: Plot 24/25 Apese Street, VI,

Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-3797,4929,5984Kenya: Abuja:18 Yedseram Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-9155. Lagos:52 Oyinkan Abayomi Drive, Ikoyi, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-267-0021,0337.South Korea: Abuja: Plot 1036 Pope John Paul 2 Street, Maitama, Abuja, Lagos: Plot 934 Idejo Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-5353 ,+234-1-561-5420, Comm. Section: 2nd floor Ligali Ayorinde Street, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-4294, 262-3252, 774-46262.North Korea: Abuja: Plot 350 Central Area District, Cadastral Zone A.O, Garki, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-234-7200, Lagos: Plot 20C Akin Ogunlewe Road, VI, Anexx, Maroko, LagosKuwait:16 Oguta Lake Street Gurrara Ext. off IBB Way, opp. Al Amin International School, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-5247, +234-807-774-4222.Lebanon: Abuja:48 Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+23 4-9-413-9901-2,+234-703-934-5330.Lagos: Plot 18 Walter Carrington Crescent, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-4511, 0129.Liberia: Abuja:162 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja Tel: +234-9-618-899, Lagos: No 3,Plot 162 Idejo Street, off Adeola Odeku Street, VI. Lagos. Tel: +234-1-618-899, 261-3488Libya: Abuja: Plot 1591 Mike Okoye Close, off George Sowemimo Street, Asokoro, Ext.,Garki Abuja. Tel:+234-9-314-8356/7, 413-8353. Lagos:Plot C11 Ligali Ayorinde Avenue, VI, Lagos, Tel: +234-1-261-0107, 0110, 0113Malaysia: Abuja:No.2 Pechora Close, Off Panama Street , Mai tama Abuja,Tel :+234-9-782-2091,2628,780-9379. Web: www.kln.gov.my, Email: [email protected]. Lagos: Plot 205 Abiola Segun Ajayi Street, off Etim Inyang Street, VI, Lagos. Te l : +234-1-320-0687,+234-1-461-9281, Email:[email protected]: Abuja: Plot 2B Colombia Close, Off Colorado Close, Minister's Hill, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-7244, +234-807-341-2886,+234-703-741-9460. Lagos:2a, 304 Road, off Samuel Adedoyin Street, VI Annex, Falomo, Ikoyi. Tel:+234-1-261- 8966Mali: Plot 465 Nouakchott Street, Wuse Zone, Abuja. Tel:+234-9- 523-0494.Malta: 108 Adeniyi Jones Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos..Tel: +234-1-470-6009,+234-1-879-3880, Email: [email protected]: 39 Usuma Street, Maitama District, Abuja. Te l :+234-9 -462-0630 ,0632 ,0633 . Ema i l : [email protected]: Abuja:5 Mary Slessor Street,off Udo Udoma Crescent, Asokoro, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-314-1961/2.Lagos: Plot 1318,27 Karimu Kotun Street, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-1682.Namibia: Plot 1738 T.Y Danyuma Street, Cadastral Zone. A4 Asokoro District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-314-2740/1. Email: Namibia [email protected]: Abuja: 21st Crescent, off Constitution Avenue, Central Business District, Abuja, Tel: +234-9-461-1200, Email: [email protected] 622, 53 Gana Street Maitama District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-2500. Lagos: 24 Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue, VI, Lagos..Tel:+234-1-261-3005, 3510, 3635

Niger: Abuja: 7 Songha Street, off Mississipi Street, Maitama, Abuja..Tel:+234-9-523-6275/6, 6205/6206. Lagos: 15 Adeola Odeku Street, VI, LagosNorway: Abuja: Plot 1529 T.Y. Danjuma Street, Asokoro Abuja, Tel: +234-9-314-9127,9129. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.emb-norway.com.ng , Lagos: 3 Anifowoshe Street, VI, Lagos, Tel:+234-1-261-8467,8468,8553,8827.Palestine: 12 Alhaji Babatunde Jose Road, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-7259.Pakistan: Abuja: Plot No 4(1805) Samora Michel Street, Off Yakubu Gowon Crescent, Asokoro, A b u j a . . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 3 1 4 - 1 6 5 0 . E m a i l : [email protected]: 4 Molade Okoya Thomas Street, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-774-2380, +234-1-261-4710,3909. Email: [email protected]: 14 Kofo Abayomi Road, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-1722Singapore: 3rd Floor Lagoon View, Plaza, Plot A4 Ozumba Mbadiwe Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-461-9088, Email: [email protected]: Plot 187 Deeper Life Street, Asokoro, Abuja. Email: [email protected]. Tel: +234-807-701-5092.Sierra Leone: Abuja: Plot 2858 Danube Crescent, off Ibrahim Babangida Way, Maitama District Abuja. Tel:+234-803-596-2836. Lagos: 31 Waziri Ibrahim Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-5900Serbia: 11 Rio Negro Close, Off Yedseram Street, Cadastral Zone A6,Maitama District, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-9492/3, Email: mail@ ambnig.com, Lagos: 7 Maitama Sule Street, SW Ikoyi Lagos. Tel: +234-1-269-1889. Email: [email protected] Arabia: Plot 347H Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja.Tel: +234-9-413-1880, 6532. Email: [email protected] Lagos: 182 Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-269-0306,0358Phillipines: 2 Kainji Street, Corner Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-7981, 7982,7830, +234-805-1752-187. Email: a b u j a _ p e @ y a h o o . c o . u k , [email protected]: 10 Ona Crescent, off Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja, Tel: +234-9-413-8280, 8283. Email: c o n t a c t @ a b u j a . p o l e m b . n e t . W e b : www.abuja.polemb.net. Lagos: 10 Idejo Street, PO box 410, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-4684, 4686,4687. Email: [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 63 Europe House, Usuma Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-7211/2, 523-3787/3800. Lagos: Plot 1677,Olakunle Bakare Close, off Sanusi Fafunwa Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-9037Romania: Abuja: Plot No.498 Nelson Mandela Street, Zone A4 Asokoro, Abuja. Email: [email protected].. Lagos: 7A Oko Awo Close off Karimu Kotun Close, VI, Tel:+234-1-262-1360, Email: [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 715 Zone AG, 8 Panama Crescent, Maitama Abuja, Tel: +234-9-413-5374,4951.Lagos:5 Walter Carrington Crescent,VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-2 6 1 - 2 2 6 7 , 5 0 2 2 , 3 3 5 9 . E m a i l : [email protected]

South Africa: Abuja: 71 Usuma Street, off Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-462-4200, 413-3776, 782-2852. Email: [email protected]. Lagos: 24 Molade Okoya Thomas Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-461-2067, 298. Email: [email protected]: Abuja: 8 Bobo Close,off Gana Street, Maitama D i s t r i c t A b u j a . T e l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 4 1 3 -7091/2.Email:[email protected]. Lagos: 21 Cs Kofo A b a y o m i S t r e e t , L a g o s . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 1 - 2 6 1 -5215,4918,6083.Sudan: Plot 2591 Katsina Ala Crescent, off Guarara Street, Zone A6,Maitama, Abuja.Tel: +234-9-523-9964, +234-9-413-0941/2. Lagos: 2b Kofo Abayomi Street, VI, Lagos.Tel:+234-1-261-5889,7311.Sweden: Abuja: 41 T.Y. Danjuma Street, Asokoro D i s t r i c t , A b u j a . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 3 1 4 - 3 3 9 9 . Email:[email protected] Web: www.swedenabroad.com. Lagos: 17 Walter Carrington Crescent, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-461-6000, Email: [email protected]: Abuja: No 157, Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, Wuse 2,Abuja.Tel: +234-413-1324-1861,1081. Email: [email protected], Web: www.eda.admin.ch/Abuja. Lagos: 7 Anifowoshe Street, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-3918, 2613848, 2610183Taiwan: Plot 3175 Katsina Ala Crescent, Maitama Abuja. T e l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 4 1 3 - 8 3 2 1 , E m a i l : [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 2420 Amazon Street, Minister's Hill, Zone A6, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-8334/5. Lagos: 25 kofo Abayomi Street, VI, Tel:+234-1-2615680, +234-1-261-8963Yemen: 12 JF Kennedy Street, Asokoro, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-314-8170,+234-805-570-5931.Zambia: 11 Keffi Street,SW Ikoyi, Plot 1381, P.O Box 6119,Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-4834,4799.Uruguay: Lagos: Tel+234-1-617-063,+234-1-614-107.Email:[email protected]: No 9 River Niger Street, off Danube Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-870-3678.Trinidad & Tobago: 3A Tiamiyu Savage Street, VI. Tel:+234-1-261-2087,Email: [email protected]: Plot 1273 Parakou Crescent, Off Nairobi Street, Wuse 2, Abuja.Tel:+234-9-523-9577,+234-9-524-0088, Email: [email protected]. Web: www.mfa.gov.ua/nigeria/Tanzania: Abuja: 11 Ganges Street, Ministers Hill, Maitama, Abuja..Tel: +234-9-413-2313/12, Email: [email protected]. Lagos:8,Agoro Odiyan Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-613-604Thailand: Abuja: 24 Tennesse Crescent, off Panama Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-5194,Email: [email protected]…Lagos:1 Ruxton Road, Old Ikoyi. Tel:+234-1-269-0334Togo: Abuja: Plot 664 Zone A5, Maitama Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-9883,Lagos: Plot 976,Oju Olobun Close, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-7449Tunisia: Abuja: No 11,kainji Crescent, Off Lake Chad Street, Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-2966/7, Lagos: Plot 79 Younis Bashorun Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-8150Turkey: Abuja: No 5,Amazon Street(Minister Hill),

Maitama A6, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-9787, 8692. Emai l : [email protected], Web: www.turkemabuja.com, Lagos: 3 Okunola Street Martins Close, off Omo Osagie Street, SW Ikoyi, L a g o s . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 1 - 2 6 9 - 1 1 4 0 , E m a i l : [email protected]. Kano: 13 Bello Road, Tel: +234-64-633-347, +234-64-632-397Uganda: Plot 28 Ontario Crescent, off Mississipi Street, Ministers' Hill Maitama, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-8069, Email: [email protected]. Ladi Kwali Way, Maitama, Abuja, Tel: +234-9-804-384.United Kingdom: Abuja: Plot 607 Bobo Street, off Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja, Tel:+234-9-413-7710/19. Lagos: 11 Walter Carrington Crescent, VI, Lagos: Tel: +234-1-261-9531, 9537,9541. Email: [email protected], [email protected]. Ibadan: Rotimi Williams Avenue, Bodija, Ibadan. Tel: + 2 3 4 - 2 2 - 8 1 0 - 4 9 5 3 , W e b : w w w. u k i n n i g e r i a . f c o . g o v. u k . K a d u n a : 3 Independence way, Kaduna, Tel:+234-62-244-380/1,+234-705-731-2993. Kano: 10 Emir's Palace Road, Kano. Tel:+234-64-646-652,643-489,636-620. Tamandu Court, 5 Tamandu Close, Nassarawa, Kano. Tel: +234-64-631-686, +234-803-590-5442, Email:[email protected]. Lagos:20 Thompson Avenue, Ikoyi,Lagos. Tel:+234-1-269-2188/92,461-5601/2. Port Harcourt: Plot 300 Olusegun Obasanjo Way, Port Harcourt. Tel:+234-84-237-173, +234-84-335-104. Warri: Unit 6 Jefia Estate, 62 Enerhen Road, Wa r r i . Te l : + 2 3 4 - 5 3 - 2 4 5 - 5 2 3 , 2 5 5 - 9 2 9 , Email:[email protected]: Abuja: Plot 1075, Diplomatic Drive, Central District Area, Abuja, Tel:+234-9-461-4000. Email: c o n s u l a r a b u j a @ s t a t e . g o v , Web:www.abuja.usembassy.gov. Lagos: 2 Eleke Cresent, VI, Lagos.Tel:+234-1-261-0050, 0139, 0097, 0158, 0195, 1414, 3123, 5699.Venezuela: Abuja: Plot 1361 Hon. Justice Sowemimo Street, Asokoro District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-314-0900, Email: [email protected].. Lagos: 35B, Adetokunbo Ademola Street, VI, Lagos. Tel:+234-1-261-1590, Email: [email protected] Sahara: No 4 Niger Street, Off Suez Crescent, off Ladi Kweli Street, Ibrahim Sani Abacha Estate, Wuse Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-6980, Email: [email protected]: Abuja: Plot 2908, Cadastral Zone A6, Maitama District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-7996, 413-3624, 413-2264, 523-7996. Lagos: 19 Tiamiyu Savage Street, VI, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-261-9328.

International Organisations & Governmental BodiesUnited Nations Development Programme, Plot 617/618 Diplomatic Zone, Central Area District, Garki Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-8600,2088-92,8526.+234-9-413-2109. Email:[email protected] Nations Children's Fund: Plot 617/618 Diplomatic Zone, Central Area District, Garki Abuja. Te l : + 2 3 4 - 9 - 4 6 1 - 8 6 0 0 / 8 5 0 5 , + 2 3 4 - 9 - 4 1 3 -

4687/89,+234-9-671-3315/8 . Email:[email protected] A Field Office: 32/34 Ishielu Avenue, Independent Layout, Enugu, Tel:+234-42-459-435-437, Email: [email protected] B Field Office: 14b Lugard Avenue, Ikoyi, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-461-5644/45, +234-1-774-0764, +234-1-269-0727, Email: [email protected] C Field Office, 53 Yakubu Avenue, U/Rimi G.R.A., Kaduna. Tel: +234-62-244-243, +234—62-240-114-5. Email: [email protected] D Field Office, 20 Abdulkadir Ahmed Road, Opposite State Library, Commercial Layout, Bauchi. Tel:+234-77-543-573. Email: [email protected] Bank: 102 Yakubu Gowon Crescent, opp. ECOWAS Secretariat, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-314-5263, W e b : w w w . g o . w o r l d b a n k . o r g . . Email:[email protected] E C O WA S : E C O W A S C O M M , E x e c u t i v e secretariat,101 Yakubu Gowon Crescent, Asokoro. Tel: +234-9-314-7647/9. Email: [email protected], Web: www.ecowas.intWHO, 4th Floor, United Nations House, Plot 617/618 Central Area District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-8585/6. Web: www.who.intInternational Labour Organisation: United Nations House, Plot 617/618 Central Area District, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-461-8558. Email: [email protected] (Nigeria), United Nations House, Plot 617/618 Central Area District, Abuja. Tel;+234-9-461-8502, Email: [email protected] (NIGERIA), Metro Plaza, Zakaria Maimalari Street, off Herbert Macaulay Road, Garki, Abuja. Web: www.usaid.gov/ngUnited Nation Information Service: 17, Alfred Rewane Road, Ikoyi, Lagos. Tel: +234-1-775-5989,+234-1-463-0915. Email: [email protected], Web: www.lagos.unic.orgCocoa Producers' Alliance, National Assembly Complex, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos. Tel: +234-709-814-1735/6, Email: [email protected] Of The European Union To Nigeria: 21st Crescent, off Constitution Avenue, Central Business District. Abuja. Tel: +234-9-524-400/7, 461-7800, Email: d e l e g a t i o n - n i g e r i a @ e c . e u r o p a . e u . W e b : www.delnga.ec.europa.euAfrican Development Bank Group, Nigeria Country Office (NGFO) Plot 813 Lake Chad Crescent Maitama, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-413-3261/62.+1-321-956-3853/6. +234-8036670043. Web: www.afdb.orgInternational Committee Of The Red Cross, Plot 436 Kumasi Crescent, Off Aminu Kano Cresent, Wuse 2, Abuja.Tel:+234-9-461-9613/5.International Monetary Fund (IMF): No.9 Hon. Justice Mohammed Bello Street, Asokoro, Abuja. Tel:+234-9-782-2506, +234-805-694-8086. Web: www.imf.orgFAO FOOD & AGRICULTURE ORG. OF THE UN: 3 Oguda Close, off Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama.United Nations House: Plot 617/618 Central Area District, Abuja. Tel: +234-9-413-7546/7, 7543.AFRICAN UNION SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL & RESEARCH COMM. (AU/STRC):NPA Building 4th floor, Marina Lagos. Tel:+234-1-263-3430, 3289, 3359. Email: [email protected]




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