Tourism plays an important role in developing the country's national income and economic growth. Tourism has done a lot mostly in rural areas by discreasing unemployment and creating job opportunities. In Nigeria here tourism will help in increasing the economic growth. Nigeria can change their with the help of some resources and all this can be done when tourism is involved, because tourism could reduce poverty in Nigeria. Money and payments will be flowing into the country, because travelers tourism service will add more gain and value into the country balance. All this will also benefit the local government in Nigeria. The local government build more infrastructure, which will attract foreign visitors in other country to visit our country Nigeria.
This are places worth visiting in Nigeria, Nigeria is very huge if I should say. Nigeria is a lovely country of many colors. Talking about city wise, Nigeria has Abuja a very big and fast growing state in Nigeria.
Here Are Places Worth Visiting In Nigeria
Lagos
Lagos is one of the largest city on the African continent. It has nearly 18 million people that lived in it.
In Lagos you see beautiful golden sand that joins the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, on the coast you will see the Lagos bar beach.
Also in Lagos you will see the Victoria Island, were you will find alot bars and clubs.
Calabar
Coming to calabar you will see the gateway to the reserves of Cross River. Calabar is the capital of Cross River. In cross river you will see the further flung rainforests of the Afi mountains, we normally call it the home of gorillas, busy fowls and chimps.
Calabar also has a port in West Africa for slave trading, having a darker past at the Calabar Museum.
Abeokuta
This place has Oluma Rock that rises at the top of the town, which attracts everyone's eye.
Also having swathes of yam fields and a very large maize farms. We also forget it has a very large palm oil plantations. It also has a cultural museum that showcase the human history of the state.
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