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‎As part of the growing lineup of Easter tourism experiences in Ekiti State, adventure seekers, families, students and science enthusiasts are set for an extraordinary journey beyond Earth this Holy Saturday. On April 4, 2026, visitors will gather in Ado-Ekiti for a unique event themed “Hike Virtually to Space”, an immersive exploration of the universe hosted at the renowned ABUAD Planetarium(The first and only Planatarium in Nigeria) ‎The event forms part of the broader EggCiting Easter in Ekiti activities aimed at showcasing the state’s tourism potential while promoting science, education and family-friendly recreation. With increasing interest in experiential tourism and science-based attractions, the planetarium experience is expected to attract visitors from within and outside Ekiti State. ‎Located within Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, the ABUAD Planetarium has become a standout attraction in Nigeria’s educational and tourism landscape. Known for its advanced digital dome t...

The Ekiti State Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy has launched a statewide grassroots campaign under its Theatre for Development initiative aimed at strengthening civic participation ahead of the next electoral cycle. The programme is designed as a proactive and people-centered intervention that uses drama and interactive performances to educate residents on credible electoral participation while also addressing environmental responsibility and flood prevention. According to the ministry, the campaign goes beyond entertainment by using theatre as a tool for public enlightenment and civic engagement. It is expected to empower citizens to play a more responsible role in ensuring a peaceful and credible electoral process across communities in Ekiti State. Officials noted that the initiative comes at a critical moment in the state’s political calendar, with communities to be sensitised on peaceful participation before, during and after elections, respect for electoral laws, an...

‎ Across the world, space tourism is often associated with rockets, astronauts and billion-dollar technology. Yet in Nigeria, a unique and more accessible version orf space exploration is quietly growing in Ekiti State. Through education, science experiences and astro-tourism, Ekiti is positioning itself as one of the most interesting destinations for space enthusiasts in West Africa. ‎At the heart of this movement is Nigeria’s only planetarium, located in Ekiti State. Since its establishment on May 21st, 2018  by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. It is the first planetarium in Nigeria, the second in West Africa and the second largest in Africa, featuring an astronomical observatory for education and public exploration ,  the facility has welcomed more than 30,000 visitors, including students, researchers, tourists, and curious explorers eager to understand the universe. For many Nigerians, the planetarium has become their first opportunity to experience the mysteries of spa...