Even if you can’t afford to live in your own palace, you can see what it might be like by visiting some of Nigeria’s most stunning palaces.
1. The Sultan of Sokoto’s Palace
The palace is home to the Sultan of Sokoto, the traditional and spiritual ruler of the Sokoto Caliphate who historically holds the most important Muslim position in Nigeria.
The palace features an extensive courtyard, a mosque and luxurious bedrooms.
2. Benin Palace
Located in the heart of Benin, the Benin palace houses the traditional ruling house and seat of authority of Benin.
3. Ooni Of Ife Palace
The Ooni’s palace has been in existence for centuries, as far back as 500 BC and is located in the centre of a city called Enuwa in Ile-Ife.
4. Emir Palace, Kano
Palace to the Emir of Kano which is historically the second most important Muslim position in Nigeria after the Sultan of Sokoto
5. The Obi of Ontisha’s Palace
Located in Onitsha the commercial nerve center of Anambra State, this palace plays residence to Igwe Nnaemeka Achebe, the obi of Onitsha.