Part 4: Chapter 4: Exploring the Ancient City of Benin (1975AD) 1975AD: Benjamin and Zainab's Journey Through Ancient Ile-Ife and Nigeria

Benjamin and Zainab had been travelling for days, and they were finally nearing their destination: the ancient city of Benin. As they approached, they were awestruck by the sight of the city. The walls of the city were made of mud and clay, and the buildings were made of wood and thatch. The city was bustling with activity, and the streets were filled with people from all walks of life.

Benjamin and Zainab were amazed by the city's beauty and grandeur. They explored the city, taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling metropolis. They visited the palace of the Oba, the ruler of Benin, and the marketplaces where merchants sold their wares. They also visited the famous Benin Bronzes, a collection of bronze sculptures that were created in the city centuries ago.

The two of them also visited the famous Benin Moat, a large ditch that surrounded the city and served as a defensive barrier against invaders. They were amazed by the sheer size of the moat and the skill of the builders who had constructed it.

Finally, they visited the famous Benin City Walls, a series of walls that surrounded the city and protected it from invaders. The walls were made of mud and clay, and they were decorated with intricate carvings and sculptures.

After exploring the city, Benjamin and Zainab were filled with admiration for the ancient city of Benin. They had seen the grandeur of the city, and they had experienced the culture and history of the people who lived there. It was an experience they would never forget.