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Happy New Month! May this beautiful month of May bring you fresh opportunities, renewed energy, and countless reasons to...
01/05/2025

Happy New Month! May this beautiful month of May bring you fresh opportunities, renewed energy, and countless reasons to smile. Wishing you peace, progress, and prosperity all the way!

Imoleboja Rock ShelterThis is a massive rock formation with several chambers located in Kajola via Odo Owa, Oke Ero LG, ...
02/04/2024

Imoleboja Rock Shelter

This is a massive rock formation with several chambers located in Kajola via Odo Owa, Oke Ero LG, Kwara State.

This rock formation is believed to be able to house over 100 people at a go. Mostly used during old days as a safety hide out expecially for children and women.

It is also used for one of the most important cultural functions during the olden days. It served as a casting spot for any maiden that got pregnant out of wedlock for a certain period of time. Only her man and few friends can visit her during her stay there. On the course of staying at this special location, the man is expected to fend for her in which after he's able to do that convincingly, the lady will then be returned back to the village.

This rock formation is so unique and special to the people and hold a high cultural value as it has some mystical artifacts found inside of it. This includes, rock pot formation, plates, spoon etc which has possibly been stolen by either indigene/visitors long ago.

This spot is also useful for tourism as it serve as a spot for recreation, relaxation and spot for bird watching. During the olden days and even till now, this is always a cool spot due to the presence of trees around that makes it an ideal destination for recreation and appreciation of nature.

Imoleboja Rock Shelter is one of the 2 active archeological sites in Kwara State at the moment. Its Kwara version of the Olumo rock, owned & managed by the Opekun family of Kajola.

Explore your immediate environment and appreciate what God has bless you with.

For further informations, call/Whatsapp 08106731432/08155131763

As the month of April comes in, may the freshness of spring bring new energy and optimism into your life. May the flower...
01/04/2024

As the month of April comes in, may the freshness of spring bring new energy and optimism into your life. May the flowers bloom, the sun shine, and the birds sing as you embark on a new month full of possibilities. Embrace the newness of April and let it bring a renewed sense of excitement and wonder into your days.

May this month be filled with all the happiness and joy you deserve.

Rejoice in the renewal of spring and the hope of Easter. May your Easter season be filled with moments of joy, peace, an...
31/03/2024

Rejoice in the renewal of spring and the hope of Easter. May your Easter season be filled with moments of joy, peace, and love. May you feel the light of the risen Christ in your heart and may you be filled with hope for the future. May this Easter be a time of renewal and new beginnings for you and your loved ones.

Have a blessed Easter to our Christian adventurers around the world!

My Experience: Journey to the Mystery MuseumMy visit to the National Museum in Esie was a journey through history, intri...
14/03/2024

My Experience: Journey to the Mystery Museum

My visit to the National Museum in Esie was a journey through history, intrigue, and unanswered questions. Stepping into this historic space, I found myself surrounded by countless human figures, each seemingly whispering their own unique story.

Thousands of these figures stood on display, sparking a multitude of questions in my mind. What truly fascinated me was the duality of their narrative.

Two contrasting stories existed - one from oral history, and another from an archaeological perspective. Both narratives, while captivating, left me wondering which story held the true essence of these figures, both technically and historically.

After careful listening, analysis, and contemplation of both sides (historical and archaeological), I came to understand that the story of these figurines is shrouded in a profound mystery, yet to be fully unraveled.

👉The oral history speaks of a time when humans transformed into stone figures. This narrative sparked several questions that fueled my desire to return for further exploration:

1. Why are most of the figures depicted in a sitting position❓
The story suggests that the majority of figures (around 85%) belong to the Nupe tribe based on their tribal markings.

2. How is it possible for the Nupe people to have such a dominant presence in a historically Yoruba settlement❓

3. Could it be possible that someone was not present in the village when the "calamity" struck❓ Perhaps their descendants hold a different perspective on the history of the figures.

👉In contrast, the archaeological narrative argues that these figures were carved, not transformed. However, this perspective also presents unanswered questions:

1. Who carved these figures, and for what purpose❓

2. Carbon dating suggests these figures originated in the 11th century. What tools or implements were available at that time that could have been used for such intricate carving❓

3. Can the specific type of stone used for carving be found anywhere within Esie, Irepodun Local Government, Kwara South, or neighboring states❓

These questions remain unanswered by both the oral and archaeological narratives.

The visit to the National Museum in Esie left me with a sense of wonder and a thirst for further understanding. These captivating figures, shrouded in mystery, are a testament to the power of history and the continuous quest to uncover the truth.

A lot of Nigerians want to see only the problems of Nigeria and this characterizes the narratives about Nigeria but we c...
11/03/2024

A lot of Nigerians want to see only the problems of Nigeria and this characterizes the narratives about Nigeria but we can push out pictures and narratives that show the beauty of Nigeria.

God has gifted us with a beautiful country but it is unappreciated because we concentrate only on our political and economic problems.

We can reinvent Nigeria by promoting the beauty of Nigeria because the journey of discovery is not in seeing new places but in seeing old places with new eyes. Nigeria is beautiful

The Wonders of Nigeria Expo that promotes travel within Nigeria will be held in Lagos for the first time since 2011 when it started as Abuja Bantaba.

Join us in Lagos on April 18th-19th to witness the beauty of Nigeria through 1000 captivating pictures.

Register Below to participate 👇🏽

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As Ramadan approaches, I would like to wish everyone a peaceful and meaningful time of fasting, reflection, and prayer. ...
10/03/2024

As Ramadan approaches, I would like to wish everyone a peaceful and meaningful time of fasting, reflection, and prayer. May you find comfort and strength in the company of family, friends, and community during this special month.

Ramadan Mubarak to you all our adventures!!!!!

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