Looking for the best town halls in Lokoja? We've ranked the top 20 town halls in Lokoja, Kogi State, based on Google ratings, customer reviews, photos, profile completeness, and our proprietary ranking algorithm.
Jack S.★★★★★ — The asun rice was top notch 😘 but needs to work on their slow delivery service
Abdullahi K.★★★★★ — I found lots of ants in my shawarma couldn’t even take a bite 🤦🏾♂️ after waiting an hour plus for the stupid thing and there gizzdodo is very bad tbh my entire experience with crest has been very p
Krishna K.★★★★★ — The Hotel room is Good and neat. Service need improvement. Wifi not available- they said net is down. AC cooling is an issue. Helpful and Friendly staff.
Hakeem B.★★★★★ — I paid ₦90,000 for a night. The room itself was great, but the service was disappointing. I requested the WiFi password, but the staff neither provided it nor followed up, which I found quite impolite
Jude O.★★★★★ — Big event space, enough car park with options for other car parks around.
MAS ED★★★★★ — Spacious parking lots, clean and interlocked, 1,500 capacity hall and 500 capacity hall to choose from with their tables and chairs. Clean and functional rest rooms.
Rose Y.★★★★★ — From the entrance to every point it's enticing and unforgettable experience
Anyiji E.★★★★★ — Had a very nice experience at the Kogi state government house, the Lugard's house Lokoja. It was a two day Association of Medical laboratory scientist of Nigeria AMLSN event and we were well hosted by the Kogi state government.
Dauda S.★★★★★ — It's a nice community to live and very comfortable
tiamiyu K.★★★★★ — Peaceful as the name imbibes but infrastructure is poor and also the road networks, would have been a very good place for development if there's functional government
Benjamin A.★★★★★ — Fully air conditioned event hall
Oluwole A.★★★★★ — Terrible place, cockroaches in the room, the restrooms are not neat , they did not power on the generator overnight during that dreadful heat, and when asked the receptionist rudely responded : Oga fuel no dey inside generator. I will definitely not go back there again.
David A.★★★★★ — Historical Landmark
The European/African Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Nigeria, and was initiated by the British colonial masters. It was in use between 1870 and 1900, and it’s the place where administrators and soldiers, as well as white and black missionaries were buried.
Located on the Murtala Mohammed Way, Lokoja, a short distance to the Lokoja Local Government Secretariat is the cemetery which is the size of two football pitches.
This cemetery houses the dead bodies of men and women, European and African, soldiers and missionaries, who contributed and shaped the Nigeria history in the 1800s. Each grave has insignia and inscriptions about those who were buried there.
The insignia and inscriptions talks briefly about the life of those who were buried there, which includes name, address, profession and some nature of death.
Without a doubt, the European/African Cemetery is important to Nigerians and the British, as it served as a place where their ancestors were laid to rest.
It is highly significant to the Nigeria history and as such it’s an attraction centre for tourists around the world, as it doubles as the first European cemetery and the largest European African Cemetery in Nigeria.
Olakunle J.★★★★★ — Kogi Is worse! This was supposed to be a beautiful place, was meant to be a tourists center. This place is directly between two commercial building along the road... Was recently renovated because the graves were already broken and shredding out.
C. U.★★★★★ — En route; Okitipupa, Barracks, Shetima, Zango and the rest; en route Secretariat, Crusher this is also your route; en route Ganaja junction, yep you got that right, this is your route also
Timothy K.★★★★★ — Police Zonal Headquarters for Kogi and Kwara States
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