Fela's Shrine Ikeja

5 Christian Kalin - 6 months ago

The historical site for Music and Politics addicts. Concert rehearsal every Thursday and Sunday by Femi Kuti. Safe place. Affordable. Good food.

3 Okeoma Blessing - 2 weeks ago

Coscious zone, delicate to enrout at night. If you must follow the route at night keep your way simple.

4 Okore Friday - a month ago

Fun but if you are allergic to India hemp don't bother to visit. Because you you will find many people smoking

5 Sadels Photography - a month ago

Always great place to be for the Afro music, you are assured that every moment spent is worth it.

3 Africa's Travelling Seed - 4 years ago

As a lover of museum and galleries, this spot was just okay. The tour guide was great and very knowledgeable about the history and songs of Fela Kuti. A musical political activist. However, it would have been nice to have some of his music playing in the background for those who knew little about this Nigerian legend. Also he was the only one working so he was up and down between the tour. It's definitely a good stoo if you're keen to know about Fela without reading it up on a Wikipedia page.

There's a rooftop bar where one can have drinks and souvenir shop at the bottom if you need a cool tee. They do have a better opportunity of living up the spaces as they feel dead and decaying. Maybe better lighting and a paintwork. But that's just my opinion.

For a die hard fan, I hear you could come at night and experience music and dance with other Fela fans. (to be confirmed, I'd call to ask when they host these festivals)

5 kayode mustapha - a month ago

A very chilled place with maximum security. One of the places you must visit when you find yourself in Lagos

5 Rejoice Ejealor - 2 months ago

I love fela shrine...... This place reminds me a lot about Fela Kuti
Never met him but he was a legend of his time