Lekki Conservation Center: Third time’s not a charm

 

I visited the Lekki Conservation Center for the third time over the past weekend. My first visit was alright. There were lots of animals – let me rephrase – lots of monkeys. It was barely possible to walk through the nature trail without being ambushed by those thieving creatures.

My second visit was kinda okay too. There was a new addition to the place, a canopy walkway had been installed. It was quite nice to walk on. But what was more noticeable for me was the declining monkey population.

Lekki Conservation Center

Lekki Conservation Center

I visited a third time and met a couple of changes. The last time I was at LCC, we were supposed to be met by a tour guide but he wasn’t available. This time, we waited to meet one. We waited about fifteen minutes before he showed up.

When he did, he led us to the starting point of the trail, introduced himself and then showed us the way to go. That was it. Fifteen minutes wait for barely one minute with this guy. He said nothing about the centre, about its history, its objectives or what flora and fauna the place conserves. So much for a guide.

He did mention for us not to be scared of the animals as they would not attack us if we didn’t provoke them to. But really, what he should have said β€˜the animals won’t attack β€˜cos there are no animals to attack you’. Seriously, it’s no jungle out there.

Lekki Conservation Center

Anyway, apart from the animal population problem, I also noticed some infrastructural issues. There were lots of missing and broken woods on the floor and sides of the trail path. The treehouse is still due for repairs and the place lacks signs and directions.

I’ve always had more faith in the preservation of Lekki Conservation Center because it isn’t one of those places solely owned by the government, so I’m really hoping that these issues would be addressed soon.

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Lekki Conservation Center

To be fair though, I guess that repair works have been undertaken here in the past. I did notice newer wood flooring, so that’s good.

Lekki Conservation Center

And for the third time, I did not see any crocs. I’m actually beginning to doubt if the place actually has those as it claims it does. Which in turn makes me wonder if there’s any kind of consensus to know if the animal population is declining or not? Is the centre aware of how many animals and birds it actually has?

Lekki Conservation Center is becoming popular among locals and foreigners alike. I like to think that, in a way, we had something to do with that. I love going to the Lekki Conservation Center. For me, what makes this place special isn’t the canopy walkway.

Lekki Conservation Center

Don’t get me wrong, I like that we have it but I really loved having the animals all over the place even though monkeys jumping close by terrified me. The first time I visited, one actually tried to grab my bag!

I really do hope that these issues with infrastructure are addressed. It would be a shame to see this place die a slow and painful death due to a lack of maintenance.

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Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
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⏰️ Best time to visit: November to early April: for the best weather and festivals. Something to take note of is the Burning πŸ”₯ Season in Northern Thailand.

Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
Since the visa application for Thailand πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ got a little simpler for Nigerians πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬, I think more people may choose to visit The Land of Smiles!

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Here's a quick ~mini guide~ if you're planning to visit soon!

✈️ Getting There: Fly @qatarairways. Book early to get the best rates and flight time, + they fly to Phuket and Bangkok. You can also combine your trip with a layover in Doha.

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Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
Since the visa application for Thailand πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ got a little simpler for Nigerians πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬, I think more people may choose to visit The Land of Smiles!

Thailand is a fascinating country that deserves a spot on your travel wishlist! There are so many things to do and places to visit...

Here's a quick ~mini guide~ if you're planning to visit soon!

✈️ Getting There: Fly @qatarairways. Book early to get the best rates and flight time, + they fly to Phuket and Bangkok. You can also combine your trip with a layover in Doha.

πŸ›‚ Visas: No need to travel to Abuja for physical submission. You might still need an NDLEA certificate (depending on your location). Comment "visa link" and I'll share it directly in your DM

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⏰️ Best time to visit: November to early April: for the best weather and festivals. Something to take note of is the Burning πŸ”₯ Season in Northern Thailand.

Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
Since the visa application for Thailand πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ got a little simpler for Nigerians πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬, I think more people may choose to visit The Land of Smiles!

Thailand is a fascinating country that deserves a spot on your travel wishlist! There are so many things to do and places to visit...

Here's a quick ~mini guide~ if you're planning to visit soon!

✈️ Getting There: Fly @qatarairways. Book early to get the best rates and flight time, + they fly to Phuket and Bangkok. You can also combine your trip with a layover in Doha.

πŸ›‚ Visas: No need to travel to Abuja for physical submission. You might still need an NDLEA certificate (depending on your location). Comment "visa link" and I'll share it directly in your DM

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⏰️ Best time to visit: November to early April: for the best weather and festivals. Something to take note of is the Burning πŸ”₯ Season in Northern Thailand.

Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
Since the visa application for Thailand πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ got a little simpler for Nigerians πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬, I think more people may choose to visit The Land of Smiles!

Thailand is a fascinating country that deserves a spot on your travel wishlist! There are so many things to do and places to visit...

Here's a quick ~mini guide~ if you're planning to visit soon!

✈️ Getting There: Fly @qatarairways. Book early to get the best rates and flight time, + they fly to Phuket and Bangkok. You can also combine your trip with a layover in Doha.

πŸ›‚ Visas: No need to travel to Abuja for physical submission. You might still need an NDLEA certificate (depending on your location). Comment "visa link" and I'll share it directly in your DM

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⏰️ Best time to visit: November to early April: for the best weather and festivals. Something to take note of is the Burning πŸ”₯ Season in Northern Thailand.

Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
Since the visa application for Thailand πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ got a little simpler for Nigerians πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬, I think more people may choose to visit The Land of Smiles!

Thailand is a fascinating country that deserves a spot on your travel wishlist! There are so many things to do and places to visit...

Here's a quick ~mini guide~ if you're planning to visit soon!

✈️ Getting There: Fly @qatarairways. Book early to get the best rates and flight time, + they fly to Phuket and Bangkok. You can also combine your trip with a layover in Doha.

πŸ›‚ Visas: No need to travel to Abuja for physical submission. You might still need an NDLEA certificate (depending on your location). Comment "visa link" and I'll share it directly in your DM

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⏰️ Best time to visit: November to early April: for the best weather and festivals. Something to take note of is the Burning πŸ”₯ Season in Northern Thailand.

Have you been to Thailand, or is it on your wishlist? Share your favourite experiences in the comment section!
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⏳️ Best Time to Visit: May to September. Plan to visit at sunrise🌀or later in the evening for the best weather conditions and light. 

A detailed guide is available on my blog: www.travelwithapen.com. Leave me a comment below if you'd like to receive the link.

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