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Exciting things to do on New Year’s Eve to kick-start 2025

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The clock is ticking down to say goodbye to 2024 and welcome 2025 with joy, hope, and lots of fun.

New Year’s Eve is an important time to reflect on the past, connect, dream, and think about the future, regardless of whether you would rather party all night or just relax and unwind at home.

1. Attend a Crossover Service
For many of us, New Year’s Eve is more than simply a celebration; it’s an opportunity to reflect, give gratitude, and pray for the coming year. Spending the evening at a church, mosque, or other religious gathering can be an extremely meaningful way to close the year.

The crossover service is always an moment filled with uplifting songs, prayers, motivational talks, testimonies, and it’s an opportunity to connect with your faith. Starting 2025 with prayers and blessings could set the appropriate tone for the year ahead.

2. Plan a Midnight Toast Under The Stars
This New Year’s Eve is the right time to stay away from your busy lifestyle, breathe in the midnight fresh air welcoming the new year under the magical moon and stars, and be surrounded by twinkling lights outside at midnight in your own backyard with a bottle of champagne chilling, and toast to the new year.

3. Join the Lagos Countdown
One of the exciting things to do on New Year’s Eve is to join the Lagos Countdown at Eko Atlantic City. This yearly event, which lasts until midnight features live music, entertainment, fireworks, and a lively party environment. At midnight, when the new year begins, thousands of people assemble to see the amazing fireworks display.

4. Plan a Festive Dinner Party
You should consider welcoming the new year in the company of friends and families with grilled and finger foods with a resolution board or a corner for heartfelt toasts in a cool and well-decorated atmosphere. You can also choose an all-white outfit to make it simple yet colorful

5. Have a Quiet Reflection
Peace and quiet are perhaps the finest ways to start a new year. Sit outside under the stars or choose a comfortable spot in your house with a sip of your favorite beverage, light a candle, and take a deep breath.

Reflect on the last year, taking int consideration the victories, the lessons learned, and memorable moments, to help you begin the year with a sense of purpose and gratitude. Also, put your aspirations and objectives for the new year in writing, emphasizing the things that are most important to you.

6. Join a Cultural Festival
You can also choose to celebrate New Year’s Eve in a very unique way by engaging yourself in the richness of different traditions in Nigeria, as many towns come alive with festivals that feature traditional dances, drumming, and colorful masquerades.

It’s more than just a celebration; it’s a chance to connect with culture and community. Savor local delicacies, enjoy the music, and soak in the energy of the festivities. There’s no better way to step into the new year than with pride in your heritage and joy in your heart.

7. Plan a Game Night
Growing up as a kid, my siblings and I had a culture we carried till our older age, which was going for crossover service and ending the night at a game village till 5 am. As we grow older, we stop visiting Game Village and rush home immediately after the New Year’s Eve service to play video games while we celebrate with drinks and music.

Why not give it a try, skip the usual party, and enjoy a cozy, fun-filled game night with your loved ones this New Year’s Eve? Play your favorite Nigerian games, such as Ayo, ludo, PlayStation, or Nintendo.

Add some nice appetizers and a few drinks, and enjoy the hilarity. A game night, whether it’s a little friendly competition or simply enjoying one other’s company, is the ideal way to start the new year with fun, connection, and lots of fantastic memories.

8. Beach Outing
Why not go to the beach on New Year’s Eve? The serene waves and refreshing wind of Tarkwa Bay, or any other stunning beach, make it the ideal setting for a laid-back celebration.

You can also engage in beach activities, organize a picnic, get together with loved ones, or just relax and take in the sound of the waves. The beach provides a tranquil yet enjoyable way to bid the previous year farewell and greet the new one with open arms as the sun sets and night falls.

9. Fireworks Display
There’s nothing more exciting than ushering in the New Year with a fireworks show making the night sky a riot of color and vitality, whether you’re in Lagos, Abuja, or any of the vibrant cities in the world.

Find a fantastic viewing location, with your loved ones, and let the thrill of the fireworks fill the air. It’s a joyful, magical way to leave the past behind and welcome the new year with hope, celebration, and plenty of memories to cherish.

10. Go to a New Year’s Concert
Another better way to kick off the new year is with live musical concerts. Many Nigerian cities host incredible New Year’s Eve concerts, featuring everything from Afrobeat to hip-hop and highlife.

You can arrange with your friends and mix with the energy of the crowd and the excitement of your favorite artists performing live, it’s an unforgettable way to celebrate and welcome 2025.

No matter how you choose to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Nigeria, the most important thing is to mark the transition into a new year with joy, togetherness, and new experiences. From quiet moments of reflection to lively concerts, family gatherings, and beach outings, there’s no shortage of ways to create lasting memories.

 

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