Major types of festivals in Nigeria include:
- Argungu Fishing Festival
- Calabar Festival
- Carniriv (Carnivore Rivers)
- Durbar Festival
- The Oro Festival
- Ofala Festival
- New Yam Festival
- Lagos Carnival
- Ojude Oba Festival
- World Sango Festival
- The Abuja Carnival
- Eyo Masquerade
- Osun Festival
- Igbo-Ora world Twins Festival
There are numerous festivals in Nigeria each year. These events are used to mark various cultural, religious, social, or traditional events and are observed in different parts of the country. Like in other countries, some of the festivals are remarkably more popular than others.
Legit.ng recently published an article about the various vegetation zones in Nigeria. The country has various zones, all determined by the wide-ranging climatic conditions. These zones have varying annual rainfall, temperature, atmospheric pressure, and predominant vegetation.
The vegetation belt in Nigeria is divided into two: the forest and savannah ecological zones. These zones are further subdivided into three each, for a total of six vegetation zones. Some of the zones are significantly larger than others, with some being more human-friendly than others.
Source: Legit.ng
