What's up guys! If you're ready for another adventure with us, be sure to subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any trips!
Today we are going to discover Nigeria, a vibrant African country, culturally rich and full of surprises. Did you know that Nigeria is the second largest film producer in the world, behind only Bollywood in India?
Nigeria has a complex and fascinating history, with great cultural diversity, thanks to the presence of more than 250 different ethnic groups. She is known for her pulsating music, infectious dancing and vibrant film industry known as Nollywood.
Now, if you could only visit five places in Nigeria, which would they be? We recommend Lagos, Africa's largest city, Yankari National Park, one of the country's top wildlife attractions, the walled city of Kano, the beautiful city of Calabar and, of course, the stunning Erin Ijesha Waterfall. Nigeria's currency is the naira, the official language is English, and yes, we Brazilians need a visa to visit the country. But we guarantee that the experience will be worth it!
Nigeria's socio-economic and political situation is complex. The country is extremely rich in oil, being one of the world's main producers, but it still faces major challenges in terms of poverty, corruption and instability.
And now, the big revelation of our curiosity in the title! Did you know that Nigeria is the second largest film producer in the world, behind only India? That's right! They produce an average of 1,000 films per year! It is a huge industry that contributes significantly to the country's economy.