Where two rivers meet and refuse to mix
At Lokoja the Niger and the Benue join, and for a stretch below the confluence you can see the join.
North-Central
Kogi State
7.8023° N, 6.7333° E
Where the Niger meets the Benue — the geographic argument for Nigeria existing at all.

Two of Africa's great rivers join at Lokoja, and you can see the join: the Niger runs pale with sediment, the Benue darker, and for a stretch below the confluence they run side by side without mixing. Lugard administered the Northern Protectorate from here, which is why the town has colonial bones. Mount Patti above it is the best view in central Nigeria.
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At Lokoja the Niger and the Benue join, and for a stretch below the confluence you can see the join.
At Lokoja the Niger and the Benue join, and for a stretch below the confluence you can see the join.
Editorial adjacency rather than distance — somewhere it makes sense to go from here.