On Sunday, September 7, the night sky above Nigeria will host a spectacle both rare and enchanting. As twilight deepens, the moon will begin its slow descent into Earth’s shadow, marking the start of a lunar eclipse.
By 8 PM, the event will unfold, cloaking the moon in mystery for roughly eighty-three minutes. From the heart of Nigeria to the far reaches of Africa, countless onlookers will lift their gaze, drawn into the quiet wonder of the heavens.
For some regions, the eclipse will be complete—a flawless view of the moon’s transformation. For others, it will be partial, a fleeting but no less mesmerizing reminder of the universe’s timeless rhythm.
