5 Places In Lagos To Visit On Children’s Day

So, Children’s day is just around the corner and we’re pretty sure the kids are looking forward to having a swell time. If you haven’t given it a second thought, remember that the UN General Assembly advocates that every country sets apart a day to celebrate Children.

Here in Nigeria, we celebrate Children’s day on the 27^th of May annually. It is a recognized national holiday where Children and Teachers are given the day off from school.

We have come up with a list of 5 fun places you can take your kids to have a nice time and just unwind, as it’s their day.

1. CAL Children’s Day Funfair

The CAL Children’s Day Funfair is a platform to celebrate children who despite all odds are able to cope with the requirements of their education. It is also an avenue to build bridges of harmony and friendship among children from diverse backgrounds and circumstances.

Themed: “Our Children: Our Future”, this year’s event will touch the lives of over one thousand children from ages 5 – 14 years in nursery, primary and junior secondary schools as well as motherless babies homes and orphanages.

2. LEGO Children’s Day Concert

The LEGO children’s concert will be lots of fun, with its impressive line up of activities which includes Lucky Dip, Fashion Show, Music Presentation, LEGO fun games and other exciting and amazing fun stuff.

3. Apapa Amusement Park

You may be surprised, but yes, the Apapa amusement park is back and better. The park has been remodelled and looks like a mini Dubai in Lagos. A trial will convince you as the kids are bound to have loads and loads of fun with the many attractions it has to offer.

4. Whispering Palms

Situated in the outskirts of Lagos, whispering palms lies on the bank of the Lagos Lagoon. If you want to just take the kids out, away from the hustle and bustle of Lagos City, whispering palms is the place to be with the serene and relaxed atmosphere.

5. Tarkwa Bay

Located along the harbor of Lagos is Tarkwa Bay, a sheltered beach that can be accessed by boat from either Maroko or under Falomo Bridge on Victoria Island. It offers safe swimming conditions for small children and other recreational water sports.

 Why wait? Your kids and wards deserve the best treatment in this season. You shouldn’t be caught busier than the bee while your children languish for appreciation. And,hey! do not repeat last year’s effort no matter how good they loved it, kids are adventurous I’m sure you know that by now.

Check out these options again and burst the bubble.