Another wonderful place of superb information as it boarders around the Biafra Nigeria Civil war. A lot of information and artifacts could be found there

Ojukwu bunker is historical. To think that this monumental structure was put up within three months is a wonder. It is masterfully constructed underneath the ground. It is a must visit if you want to relive the civil war time era. It is ideal for family visit. It is kids friendly but parental control is advised. There is also a restaurant at the bunker.

The site house great artifacts during the civil war. It show the level of technology that was already resident among the Igbo nation. How I hope these were further developed and the museum well maintained, maybe, we will celebrate our heros past and never allow their labour be in vain

I liked the place because of its historic attraction.

Nice place for tourist attraction, with the weapons used during the Biafra war on display. It's very educational especially for igbos.

The bunker housed the comrade of Biafran War Late Ojukwu. The place has good spacious environment with some of the old houses that beg to be touched or maintained. The entrance has a police checkpoint that guards it. Generally it's a good place to hangout and host events. You'll be thrilled to discover the hideout that housed the famous General Ojukwu during the war.

This is a historical site of great significance during the Biafra war. Gen. Ojukwu lived in this wonderful underground bunker constructed within 90days by the Biafrans. It was a worthwhile visit. You're not allowed to take photos inside.

It has a some details about Biafra history and Nigeria history

So nice

This shows the ingenuity of the Igbos despite the limited resources at their disposal during the Nigerian civil war. It also shows that some myths or mysterious stories have some scientific explanation. Some people said that Ojukwu the late Biafran General appeared and disappeared during the war but the scientific explanation with reference to the bunker is than there is a channel linking the bunker area to another location which is presently a war museum in the Umuahia where he is said to appear on disappearing from the bunker area. The Biafrans even converted light sports airplanes to bombers and indigenously built their own armoured tank.

The place is cool

Had an exciting picnic with other youths. The luscious greenery is just breath taking. The ingenuity of the Pre-civil and civil war era Igbos is out of this world. Every Igbo man should visit The bunker and the war museum and appreciate their roots and history.

Nice place

The experience was revealing and enjoyable. The tour guide was charming and warm. I observed the offices upstairs are in deplorable conditions as the roof has given in at the centre, requiring urgent attention and restoration ASAP.

Historic and exciting site. If you're visiting Umuahia for the first time, a visit to Ojukwu bunker is memory you'll treasure forever. Not limited to any age group, but for people who loves the history of Nigeria. There is spacious space and playing ground for kids.

Going into the bunker was the best part for me😁😊😊😊

It was lovely. It really brings history to life. Once in Umuahia try to visit the bunker. Absolutely lovely

I had a wonderful experience going through the Nigerian war museum and the Ojukwu bunker

The place is very ok and has alot to impact or teach

Quit environment with fresh air, it has deep sense of history

Amazing

It's okay. Perfect place for history

Amazing tourist place. Historicalcal artifacts.

Very epic and cool, historic spot

Great historical location of the famous hiding place of the late Gen Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, during the Nigerian Civil War. You should visit there to understand the richness and vastness of the Igbo heritage. These days, there's a beautiful park in the compound where people who want to host receptions for their weddings and other parties can rent. I attended a wedding there last year. There's security, space and serenity. Love it.

Is a very nice place for events and hanging out with friends, also for history about Biafra war

It such an awesome view

Best place to visit to understand more about history of war

It is very col Area

Good venue for your events

God really really blessed and endowed humanity and particularly the igbo man with knowledge and creativity.

Very good experience (4/5)

A very cool place for sight seeing

Very historic, recommended for visit by everyone.

Cool and coded place to be

Nice pice of memories

A nice place to be

Is much like site seeing place

The bunker is a wonder to know that it was drawn and built within 3 months without modern technology such as CAD packages and excavators. It tells that Nigerians have always been diligent at what they do and we are a country full of geniuses.

Cool with a lot of ancient artifact, and a lot of learning.

Nothing much to see. Serene environment

It's a wonderful place to visit.. Thank God for history

It's a lovely place to be, it's just cool and good for sight seeing

Historical

It's a wonderful and amazing place to visit

Cool place

Interesting place

Interesting

Visitors get the feeling of civil war 1967-1970

Good

National War Museum is educative and informative

Great spot to hang out quite memorable

Very historical in nature, it reveals the intellectual ingenuity of the igbo man

Historic and epic

It's a nice place to sit out

Had an awesome experience

Nigerian civil war history museum

Nice

Good place. Bunker was built in three months

It's a historical place. Though not well curated, but it holds some history.

Nice

It's ok

Historic

I love that place, the serene environment, the calmness and the grasses. I love the bunker and the sight seeing experiences. But the buildings need to be renovated, they are old, tattered and not well taken care off. The roof is bad, the zincs are all rotten. That place needs to be maintained please.

It's a nice ediface for site seeing

I was marvelled at such artictectural masterpiece