Domestic airlines in Nigeria have uttered fright for their survival due to the frequent poverty they are facing including heavy debit, low traveler traffic, harsh economic environment among other issues and are looking for government or any other support so that they in turn will not be put out of business. Lagos, Nigeria's biggest city by approximately 14 million populations had its genesis as a small Yoruba resolution. Extend over a number of large islands on a vast lagoon; Lagos is Nigeria's principal seaport and its commercial and edifying centre.

The previous capital grew to distinction when it was exposed by the Portuguese in the late 1400s and became a central trading post for the area, also plateful as a main hub of the slave trade. When the British take over the city in 1861, they successfully put a stop to the slave trade, but took control of the trade and industry of the area. Once Nigeria gained independence in 1960, Lagos veteran a boom, which engorges the city's population and today, Lagos is one of the world's best increasing cities with a full tapestry of religious and tribal groups.

The extensive city is muddled, crowded and require any foremost tourism infrastructure. The majority of the visitors come here for business and few sights in the tourist sense. Streets are crowded, drivers are maniacal and blackouts are common. On the other hand the convoluted history of the city, and Nigeria as a whole, supply to its exotic flavour. Lagos has an attention-grabbing National Museum, National Theatre, several markets and some civilized beaches to explore.

The sprawling city is chaotic, crowded and lacks any major tourism infrastructure. Most visitors come here for business and there are few sights in the tourist sense. Streets are congested, drivers are maniacal and blackouts are common. However, the convoluted history of the city, and Nigeria as a whole, contributes to its exotic flavour. Lagos has an interesting National Museum, National Theatre, several markets and some decent beaches to explor.

National Museum Lagos

Reside in main location on Lagos Island in the centre of the city; the National Museum encloses a number of treasures and cultural remnants of great interest. Take your log along to trace the experience as photography is not allowed. Places of interest comprise the display 'Treasures of Ancient Nigeria: Legacy of Two Thousand Years' and the bullet-ridden black Mercedes in which earlier president Murtala Mohammed was assassinated in 1973. Don't miss the gallery of Benin brasses and the dexterity village where you can quibble for souvenir.

Oba's Palace (IGA IDUNGARAN):

This superlative building, situated on Upper King Street, North of Lagos Island, was build over 300 years back and has later be renovated and prolonged in stages. It is the authorized residence of the Oba of Lagos. The primary section consists of the part built by the Portuguese in 1705. This was during the reign of Oba Akinsemoyin. Most of the building materials were brought in from Portugal. The most recent redecoration was embarking on in 1960, below the reign of Oba Adele II, with the accumulation of a new wing to the citadel. The existing ruler, King Oba Oyekan II, was crowned in 1965 and is the 18th Oba of Lagos. Travelers who wish to tour the palace can apply for acquiescence to do so from the Secretary of the Oba of Lagos.