Oguta Lake — Attraction in Imo State

Oguta lake, also known as a mysterious lake is located in Oguta-Ameshi town(where my former boss CHARLY BOY is from) of IMo state.

According to folklore, the two angry river flows without meeting as a result of the fight a husband and wife had; the husband represented as the murky-brownish water and the green-looking one , the wife.

This town has a lot of history: from serving as a tourist destination to all and sundry, it also has a high-yield oil and gas fields which suggests that - it is of high economic importance to the country and a host to a lot of oil-producing companies.

I must also add as I took notice of nearly all the women in that town to be of great height. Something I quizzed to know if there was a factor the world should know about - lol. I dare not forget how bubbly and enjoyment-lovers these people are for the weeks we spent there at Christmas. If you want an experience, visit Oguta. Let me know if what I highlighted is true.

Ps: Accommodation is usually hard to find getting close to Christmas. My advice would be to book way ahead of time as all of the hotels get...

Excellent cuisine, especially the barbecued fish caught fresh from Oguta lake. Continental and Nigerian traditional dishes that were just delightful. There's a natural beach on the lake that has been enhanced by smart environmental architectural design. A 9- hole golf course that will surprisingly challenge the avid golfer. The pastries are just fresh and delicious; the secret is an on-site in-house bakery. The place is a must try location for lovers of comfort and the...

the river is so clean. zero plastic pollution. you can travel from opposing side of the river with a barge, which is also capable of carrying trucks and buses.

i enjoyed a boat ride here. i road in a naval boat and boy, it was the most fun i’ve had in almost a year. i 100% recommend you visit oguta. the town is clean and serene, devoid of the city type pollution. roads are well-paved as well.

on my next trip, i will go with my fishing tackle so that i can fish...