Nigeria

Books
- Things Fall Apart (Chinua Achebe)
- The Man Died (Wole Soyinka)
- The Gods are not to Blame (Ola Rotimi)

Movies
- Saworide
- Thunderbolt: Magun
- Oleku

Drinks
- Local Gin (only for the strong hearted)
- Gulder lager beer (real strong beer, matured and thick)
- Shekpe (very corrosive, again not for the faint hearted but very cheap.gin mixed with roots.)

Dishes
- Eba and Okro soup (eba is a staple in nigeria.flour like, made with hot water and rolled into balls, then dipped into okro soup, the smoothest soup ever.popularly called draw soup)
- Pounded Yam and Edikanikong soup (the yam is pounded to look like eba.yam is a tuber, eba is cassava.the yam is first boiled.edikainkong is the richest soup made dfrom very green vegetables and mixed with plenty of beef and stock fish.)
- Eba and fresh fish soup (fresh fish soup is just like the name says.)

Restaurants
- Margrets (continental like setting but serving the richest of local delicacies. Owned by a friend. Mention my name and you might have a discount) - Port Harcourt
- Iya (local, vey local resturant. Ran by some old ladies for years. The food is irresistable) - opposite U.I in Ibadan
- Jevinik (just like margret) - Lagos

Bars & Night Life
- Papas (very good music, relatively young crowd.) - Lagos
- Illusions (the best club in the east according to those who should know) - Port Harcourt
- Jay Jay 10 (trendiest nite club and bar) - Lagos

Places
- Abuja
- Calabar
- Jos
- Lagos
- Obudu Cattle Ranch

Music
- African Queen (Tuface)
- Never Far Away (Lagbaja)
- Konko Below (Lagbaja)
- 97 (Femi Kuti)
- Gongo Aso (9ice)
- Bibanke (Asa)
- Safe (M.I.)

PS.- Thanks Kelichi!