Mount Patti best tourist attraction in lokoja Nigeria?

Mount Patti Hill is a 1503 foot-tall (458 m) mountain and tourist attraction in Lokoja, Nigeria. It is famous for being the place where British journalist and writer Flora Louise Shaw (later Flora Lugard) gave Nigeria its name. It is also where lord lugard built his resting house

[@profitmind]

I love this... If not because of work; what I am doing in Lagos. Served in Lokoja and fell in love with the Town. Mount Patti was my greatest experience, my crush finally said yes to me on top of the mountain when I took her for a picnic there. It's saved , Lokoja is saved!!!

[@DavidNkwa]

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[@MrMECHGaming1]

Wow, Congratulations 👏🎉

[@ominiekwe7241]

Nigeria with diversity

[@MrMECHGaming1]

Mount Patti seems to be the only tourist attraction in Nigeria 🇳🇬 that has good road that leads to it.

[@enobeedie2385]

I have conquered Mt. Patti twice between 2010 and 2012. Prof Olu Jegede used to organize WALKS up Mt. Patti, and these walks usually included guests invited from countries like Brazil and the Far East. At the top, we celebrated our achievement at the Confluence Cable Network (CCN Broadcasting Station) with entertainment and award of prizes. Gen. Tunde Ogbeha (Rtd) was a huge supporter of these walks alongside Prof. Olu Jegede.

[@sulaak]

Very beautiful green scenery, terrible roads.

[@DavidNkwa]

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[@olamideobatomi8006]

@David Nkwa: try Agbaja and Ohizi also in Kogi state...accessible from Lokoja. It is a barely inhabited plateau with the most serene atmosphere you will ever experience!

[@suntanglory]

Some of the Beautiful places in Nigeria for sure. I'm surprised he did not even talk about the house. Look at the humble home a Lord in the British army lived,today an average Nigerian these days want a mansion by fire by force...

[@dzemuus]

Why are people watching this insightful video and no 👍?

[@DavidNkwa]

Ask me oh

[@bayomanuels6265]

Great job. I respect your Passion!

[@ThomEchi]

Great video. You really tried. The problems are city roads. They are in disrepair, totally. If they fix the roads and other necessary structures that place will be a great tourists magnet.

[@DavidNkwa]

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[@toneo6710]

Looks like Lord Loguard Lodge on the hill top has no windows. We didn’t see the whole building from the drone shots….

[@orjichinedu3924]

This is a sorry sight, the roads leading to Lugard house is in need of maintenance. The house itself is in shambles, the house that has the potential to become one the reasons people will go to kogi state. I wonder when we will start salvaging what we have and put it into good use. Ekene kwam unu

[@okunourheritage7595]

Glad to see my state on your channel

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes oh. Subscribe, like and share the video. Let's promote Lokoja

[@Bigwillz]

Nice one bro. You make me want to visit.

[@DavidNkwa]

@Bigwillz, you should Sir. Thanks for watching. Appreciate!!

[@AAJohnsonCODES-SKILLS]

You are doing great!!

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks

[@nsikakessien]

Well done bro.

[@JR-ek4xy]

Love this

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting. Really appreciate it

[@Peterjev6]

Great Content! What camera are you using though? Particularly in the tricycle. I'm trying to set up a channel and I want to know what I might need

[@DavidNkwa]

Pocket 2

[@agosonjoy3399]

What about the drone.. and how much will it cost...

[@e.a.4269]

Free history lesson: Who discovered Lord Lugard? David Nkwa discovered the wretched Lord Lugard in the trenches of Lokoja.

[@DavidNkwa]

Lol

[@nsikakessien]

This was his rest house but if you come to Akwa Ibom State in Ikot Abasi you'll see the main Lord Luggard's residence and many more.

[@DavidNkwa]

Hmm.... Interesting. Coming soon 😃

[@nsikakessien]

@@DavidNkwa when you come you'll see the Amalgation house where Lord Luggard signs the Amalgation treaty in 1914, you'll also see his Official residence (a one-story building), slave trade dungeons, slave trade warehouses, women war museum of 1929, the bridge of no return amongst other relics of colonial history here in Akwa Ibom State.

[@DavidNkwa]

Nice.... Can't wait

[@dzemuus]

@@nsikakessien I thought we had these only in Ghana 🇬🇭. Nigeria needs to update their history curriculums . The kind of money we’ll be making from tourism🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@nsikakessien]

@@dzemuus you're right

[@ominiekwe7241]

My brother don't mind them, everybody is looking only on fast money coming from the crude oil, that's why they don't want to hear about neo federalism in Nigeria because of laziness