Sadly it's not been really good in the past few years, as a result of crises on the state of my birth. The state in its calm essence remains one of the most powerful places to visit in terms of tourism in Nigeria. The state has an accommodating people the best you can encounter in the whole 36 states In Nigeria. Its altitude in positioning is high which makes the state cold in certain times of the year and permits beautiful winter clothing. The state is greeted by sights of beautiful hills and valleys. A beautiful artistic canvas whiz  is good enough to pay one for his daily struggles. It host different festivals ad is the only state in Nigeria which houses 52 tribes and sometimes In certain local government you might find at least 5 languages. In the net few days we will be taking a journey to see the potentials that lies here in Jos.  #letssaveourculture.
.... Shere hills of plateau state. 










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