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Amora Resort sits on East-West Road at First Mechanic Junction, Alakahia, in Port Harcourt. It offers air-conditioned rooms (some with balconies), a swimming pool and the Costa Beach House poolside space, an on-site restaurant, a bar and lounge, and space for meetings and small events. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking are listed as complimentary. This profile was created by Mine Homes from public information and has not yet been claimed by the venue, so details may change once the owners verify it.

The Lagos outpost of the global music-themed chain on the Oniru beachfront — a two-floor cafe and live-music venue with an Atlantic-facing terrace, bar and pool area.

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One of the biggest and most opulent nightclubs in Lagos, opened in 2013 on Ozumba Mbadiwe — a multi-level venue with a club, restaurant and bar and a fixture of the city's nightlife.

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One of Africa's oldest markets, founded in the 15th century as a trans-Saharan trade hub, still a warren of dye, leather, crafts and textiles.

Nigeria's premier game reserve, with the country's largest elephant herds, plus baboons, antelope and the warm, crystal-clear Wikki Spring.

Ancient rock paintings of cattle and figures on granite shelters near Birnin Kudu, among the oldest surviving art in northern Nigeria.

A central city park named for Niger Delta hero Isaac Boro, a green gathering place for events and relaxation.

A domed colonial-era assembly building named for Lord Lugard, a landmark of Kaduna's history as capital of the old Northern Region.