It is subjective to determine the “happiest” places in Nigeria. This is because the “happiest” places vary from individual to individual. It is a function of personal experiences, preferences and views.
However, some regions in Nigeria are known for their flamboyant culture, positive outlook and endearing lifestyles. They include:
- Calabar
This is the capital of Cross River State. It is often considered a lively and joyous city. It is home to the Calabar Carnival, known for vibrant cultural displays, music, dance and more. Calabar is also known for its hospitality.
- Akwa Ibom
Located in the Niger Delta region, Akwa Ibom is known for its hospitality to visitors. The state has beautiful scenery, rich traditions, and a relatively peaceful environment that contributes to the state’s beautiful ambience.
- Jos
The capital of Plateau State, Jos is known for its friendly climate and beautiful landscape. The city’s residents, referred to as “J-town,” are known to be hospitable. The city is a blend of various ethnic and religious groups that contribute to a sense of community and happiness.
- Ogun state
Ogun State, particularly areas like Abeokuta and Ijebu-Ode, is known for its rich cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and boisterous community. Ogun state hosts the Egungun Festival and Ojude Oba Festival which brings people together in a celebration of their traditions.
- Akure
The capital of Ondo State, Akure is known for its serene environment, hospitality, and friendly residents. The city is home to the Idanre Hills and Igbo Oloyin Forest Reserve, which makes it attractive to tourists.