The Eyo Festival is a traditional celebration held in Lagos, Nigeria, to honor the memory of deceased kings and prominent figures. It features a vibrant procession of participants dressed in white robes, symbolizing purity and respect. The festival is often associated with the Oba of Lagos, the traditional ruler, and includes various cultural performances, music, and dance. During the festival, the Eyo masquerades play a central role, representing the spirits of the departed. The event attracts thousands of visitors, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people. The Eyo Festival is not only a time for remembrance but also a celebration of community and tradition.