O'Naturals Day Out

One Saturday, O’Naturals  took a field trip. I know people usually say that there is nothing to do in Lagos but there is plenty of stuff to do in and around Lagos. And it is especially exciting when you take the time out to be a tourist in this city. Our Dad was the tour guide and he took us to Lekki Town ( You know where the Lekki Free Trade Zone is? Yep that is Lekki Town)

We drove all the way to Lekki town past the Lekki Free Trade Zone. We stopped at a bridge just before we got to La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort. This bridge overlooks both the Atlantic Ocean and the Lagoon. The Lagoon and the Ocean look like they are almost touching.

After that we went to La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort.  The resort offers accommodation and lots of interesting and fun activities. If you don’t want to stay at the resort, you can definitely do a day trip. The gate fee is NGN2500 for adults and NGN1000 for children. With that gate fee you get access to the pool and games.  You can have your lunch there or you can bring your own lunch. Check out the website here

The reception area of La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort

 

After La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort, we drove to the Awolowo Institute of Government and Public Policy (which also houses the Obafemi Awolowo Museum) . This is the place where Awolowo was incarcerated and it has now been turned into an institute and museum.

 The reception area of the institute

Before Awolowo was incarcerated here, it was the home of a Portuguese man called Lecoi who eventually died there. Lecoi used to process salt in this place. There is a rich history here and you can take a guided tour of the place for a small fee.

Omozo looking sad while seated at the tomb of Mr Lecoi

Beautiful Environment

Lekki Town is an interesting place to visit and you can do the trip in a day, which we did. But it was tiring because of the Lagos traffic. Here’s what I suggest. Why not make this trip a weekend get away.  You can drive to La Campagne Tropicana and do all the fun activities they have to offer. Then go off to the Institute for a tour of the Awolowo museum. Then drive back to La Campagne and enjoy the rest of the night by the beach. If La Campagne’s prices are a little too much for you then try the Eko Tourist Beach Resort.  Granted the resort may not be as swanky as La Campagne but they have a nice beach as well and good accommodation. I’ve stayed here before and I enjoyed my stay. My dad also says that their food is nice. This was also the location where much of the last AMBO Movie, Alero’s Symphony was filmed.

Now before you leave Lekki Town you should consider buying some dried fish to take back home with you. I did and they were so goooooddd.

Been a long time!

Hello Friends!

It has been ages since we posted here. Major apologies for the looooooooooooooong silence. We have been going through some transition and as a result, we had to be quiet for a while.

A reader of the blog chastized me by saying we should have informed our readers that we would be "offline" for some time. I take that correction and humbly ask for forgiveness.

We are back up and will continue to give you quality information on natural hair.

We have also received a lot of requests from readers who want to contribute by writing posts. So, we are adding that element to the blog. If you are a reader who wants to send in articles to us, please contact us at o.naturals@gmail.com. Let us know what you want to write about or send a sample piece to us. Remember that we reserve the right to publish your piece or not. Please look at the tags we have on the blog and choose what you want to write about. Your piece must be 500 words or less.

Once again, sorry for the loooooooooong silence, thank you for your patience and support and here's to an even better time ahead.

Keep it natural!

Omozo

Merry Christmas everyone!

We wish you a merry Christmas and a very happy holiday season from O'Naturals. Enjoy and keep it natural!
O'Naturals

Introduction

Hello World,

We would like to welcome you to the O’Naturals blog. With so many blogs about natural hair care out there, I’m sure some of you are wondering what is going to make this blog unique. Well, our mission is to "feed your hair & spice up your life with nourishing goodness". We will share our knowledge about hair care with you and we’ll also discuss other topics such as family issues, career, finances, fashion, style e.t.c. We will be tackling many of these life issues from a godly perspective. That being said, this blog is dedicated to Jesus Christ.

This blog is made up of three regular contributors and here are our bios:

Oghomwen - I’m a writer, and video producer currently living, working and loving in Nigeria. You’ll usually see my posts under the name “Indigenous Productions”.

Omozo – I live and work, as a banker, in Canada. I guess after today, I can add "blogger" to my title. My posts will be under my name "Omozo".

Osa - I am a medical doctor, a wife and a mommy to two beautiful daughters, schooling and living in the UK. My posts will be under the name “Prof Mom”.

Regular blogging begins shortly. So sit back and enjoy. Please feel free to email us at o.naturals@gmail.com, with questions, comments and thoughts.


Much love from,
The O’Naturals