Gani Fawehinmi Park

Gani Fawehinmi Park is a public space in Ojota featuring a 44-foot statue of the man it honors, surrounded by walking paths, seating areas, and children's play zones in a landscaped setting. The layout includes different sections for strolling, resting, and family activities.

The space was established in 2018 when Lagos State Government renamed the former Liberty Park after the late lawyer Gani Fawehinmi. This renaming honored his decades of work defending human rights and democracy across Nigeria.

The park features information boards that tell the story of Gani Fawehinmi and his defense of human rights in Nigeria. For many visitors, this space represents a place to reflect on someone who stood against injustice in the country.

The grounds include five restrooms and 24-hour electricity to support activities and gatherings. The space works well for private events or groups and provides basic facilities for extended visits.

The grounds hosted the Yoruba Nation Rally in 2021, a major gathering in support of regional autonomy movements. This shows that beyond tourism, the location serves as a center where people gather to discuss political and social issues.

Location: Lagos

GPS coordinates: 6.59222,3.38167

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:22