Gani Fawehinmi Park Tour

Gani Fawehinmi Park Tour

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Overview

  • Duration:4 hours 30 minutes
  • Travelers:5 guests
  • Tour Type:Daily tour, Group tour, Private tour
  • Language:English
Gani Fawehinmi Park, located in Ojota, Lagos, is a significant public space that serves as both a recreational area and a powerful monument to the legacy of Chief Gani Fawehinmi, a renowned Nigerian human rights activist and lawyer. The park features lush greenery, pathways, and a prominent statue of Gani Fawehinmi, making it a place for reflection, remembrance, and community gathering. It symbolizes the spirit of advocacy and justice in Lagos, standing as a thought-provoking addition to the tourist attractions in Lagos.

Why You Should Visit

For those interested in Nigeria's socio-political history and the enduring fight for human rights, Gani Fawehinmi Park offers a meaningful and reflective experience. It's a place to honor a national hero and to understand the historical context of activism in Lagos. It’s one of the important places to visit in Lagos that combines leisure with a powerful historical narrative.
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Highlights

  • Monument to Gani Fawehinmi: Features a striking statue of the human rights activist.
  • Green Urban Space: Offers a serene environment amidst the busy Ojota area.
  • Symbol of Justice: Represents the struggle for human rights and good governance.
  • Community Gathering Point: Often used for public discourse, peaceful protests, and commemorative events.
  • Artistic Features: May include other art installations related to justice and freedom.

Includes/Excludes

  • Shared tour
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Food

Cancellation policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Frequently asked questions

Who was Gani Fawehinmi?

He was a prominent Nigerian lawyer and human rights activist known for his fearless advocacy.

Is there an entrance fee to the park?

No, Gani Fawehinmi Park is a public space and generally has no entrance fee.

Can I take photos of the statue?

Yes, photography is generally permitted.

Is the park always open?

Public parks in Lagos typically have specific opening and closing hours, usually from morning to early evening.

What to bring

Respectful demeanor
Camera for capturing the statue and surroundings
Comfortable walking shoes
Water bottle
An interest in social justice and history

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