In Africa, Nigeria is one of the best places for foreigners to visit because Nigerians are hospitable people, and there are great places in Nigeria with a beautiful atmosphere and natural resources. I would be so glad to welcome the Steemit team anytime to Abuja if the team were to visit my country, precisely my town.

I would be the happiest person to welcome the Steemit team and ensure that they're well taken care of in Abuja, and I would ensure that I organise a well-relaxed outdoor picnic where we could enjoy good Nigerian food, beautiful scenery, and have meaningful conversations about the Steemit platform and STEEM coin.

Picnic Location 📍

^{Millenium park Abuja}

In Abuja, every new visitor wants to explore the Millenium park because of its scenic environment, which I would also want the Steemit team to have a first-hand experience of the Millennium Park, Abuja.

Having said that the Millenium park Abuja, would be the location for our picnic in Abuja. I am sure the Steemit team would like the place because it is a peaceful and beautiful place with a lot of greenery in it, making it a perfect location for five people to sit together, discuss, take pictures, enjoy the outdoors, and eat.

Our Picnic Team 👥

Despite how big Nigeria is, it is very easy for people to meet in one location, and as Steemians, some of my fellow Nigerian steemit leaving in Abuja, while some are close to Abuja, and there would be five people at the venue with the following roles.

• Two members of the Steemit Team - Visitors
• Myself - Host
  Local Steemians:
• @ruthjoe - Caterer
• @bossj23 - entertainer

These two Steemians that I have invited are active Nigerian Steemians who are very active on the Steemit platform and are best suited for the role that has been given to them. Even though I haven't met with any of them physically, I believe they wouldn't turn down my invitation as long as they know the Steemit team would be present, and I see the invitation as an opportunity for me and fellow local Steemians to strengthen friendship and collaboration.

Nigerian Food on the Menu

^{Nigeria local food image of Millenium park Abuja}

To give the Steemit team a real taste of what Nigerian food looks like, I would serve the Steemit team a combination of popular Nigerian foods, then serve them with sandwiches.

• Jollof rice - the favorite type served at Nigerian party
• Fried plantain (do) - crispy, delicious, and sweet
• Grilled chicken
• Salad - the Nigerian style of salad
• Pepper sauce - for anyone who enjoys eating spicy food
• Chin chin
• Fresh fruits
• Chivita juice
• Bottled water and chilled Zibo drink.

Jollof rice, fried plantain, and chicken would be the top food highlights, which our simple picnic outing at Millenium park, Abuja, can turn into a celebration.

My shopping list

Since we would be five people at the location, my shopping list would be different from my personal shopping list, which would be as shown below 👇.

Items	Quantity
Rice	2 kg
Chicken	2 kg
Plantain	10
Tomatoes	2 kg
Pepper	500 g
Onions	1 kg
Vegetable oil (Kings)	1 litre
Spices/seasoning	1 set
Salad vegetables	1 set
Chin chin	1 - 2 pack
Chivita juice	1 pack
Bottled water	2 packs
Zobo drink	1 pack
Fresh fruits	1 basket

I would go to Maraba market, where things are more affordable and fresh, and buy the items on my shopping list. I would ensure that all the fruits are fresh and healthy for eating.

Indeed, it would be a great thing in my life and in that of other steemians and Nigerians as a whole to have the steemit team in Abuja to share the beautiful culture of Nigeria, talk about investing in Nigeria, make the steemit platform great, and exchange ideas with local steemians.

Plus code	3FCX+7V Abuja
Google map	https://maps.app.goo.gl/SgRxWMcJEnETL4R28?g_st=ac
Steematlas	[//]:# (!steematlas 9.0706875 lat 7.4996875 long Millennium Park Abuja d3scr)