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A 1500-foot-tall mountain (350 m) which provides magnificent views of the surrounding landscape once you climb to the top.
The Mount Patti Hill is a 458-metre (1,503 ft) mountain and tourist attraction in Lokoja, Nigeria. It is famous for being the place where British journalist and writer Flora Louise Shaw gave Nigeria its name.
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A war memorial erected in remembrance of the soldiers that lost their lives during both world wars.
An historical monument of the city that tells the story of freedom, the spot where slaves were freed by anti-slavery colonialists. These poles stood as symbols of salvation — the thin line between bondage and liberty.
A burial ground of missionaries and European soldiers of the West African Force stationed at Lokoja during the eighteenth century.