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Things To Do in Ilorin, Kwara

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Is Ilorin boring? Is it fun? How do people relax in their free time? From playing and watching live sports to listening to live music to volunteering, here's what four local experts had to say about things to do in Ilorin, Kwara.

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Ilorin is the capital of Kwara State. It is the 7th known largest city by population in Nigeria. Ilorin was founded by the Yoruba; one of the three largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, in 1450. It became a provincial military headquarters of the ancient Oyo Empire and later became a Northern Nigeria protectorate when Shehu Alimi, an itinerant Islamic preacher and teacher took control of the city through the spread of Islam. The city is a confluence of cultures, populated by the Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, Nupe, Bariba and Kanuri tribes from across Nigeria, as well as foreign nationals. There are large Christian and Islamic populations and many ceremonial activities, mostly with religious aspects, take place in the city throughout the year.

Gbonjubola, says: 2020

Ilorin is a peaceful city and anyone moving to the city should be rest assured that insecurity is not the challenge of this peaceful city. There are quite a numbers of site that serve as tourist attraction for individuals that loves tourism. Above the people of this city are very hospitable.

Jelilat, says: 2020

Ilorin is part of the ancient city in the old Oyo empire, it is one of the rare Yoruba speaking people without masquerade neither do they have celebrate masquerade festival. There are a lot of this to explore about ilorin it host the settlement of different ethnic group although the Yorubas are dominant inhabitants. Above all the city is peaceful.

Franklin, says: 2020

Ilorin is like the main capital city of Kwara State. The city is at the north of Nigeria, rich in cultural heritage and tourism. Considered peaceful and pride itself as one of the most accommodating area to live in as to low cost of living compared to other parts of the country. The area is tourist friendly and the people are accommodating too. You should visit sometime though. You’ll love it, I promise.

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