Nestled within the lush wetlands of the Niger Delta, Kolokuma/Opokuma in Bayelsa, Nigeria, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and urban decay. The region's rich cultural heritage and history of oil exploitation have resulted in a fascinating array of abandoned structures and neglected spaces, waiting to be rediscovered and repurposed. From crumbling colonial-era buildings to modernist ruins, these crowdsourced urbex spots offer a glimpse into the region's complex past and present, inviting explorers and photographers to capture their haunting beauty.
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