Travel: Special Things About Lagos That Makes It Different From Other Nigerian Cities

Lagos popularly called ‘Eko’, is the most populous city in Nigeria according to population census. This mega city is separated by water bodies into two main parts (Island and Mainland). It is located in the south-western part of Nigeria. Lagos is a world-class destination, Nigeria’s most amazing city with wonderful beaches, skyscrapers, amazing parks, best entertainment options, most job opportunities and so much more. Here are more incredible facts about Lagos that makes it different from other Nigerian cities:
Exciting Attractions:
Lagos has several attractions among which are the Jhalobia Recreation Park and Gardens, National Arts Theatre, Terra Kulture and many more. When you live in Lagos, you will not spend an arm and a leg to tour these attractions whenever you need to visit these amazing attractions

Job opportunities:
Lagos is the major economic nerve centre of Nigeria and the rest of West African sub-region. Most industries and business enterprises in Nigeria have their headquarters in Lagos. The chance of building your career and rising to the pinnacle of your choosen profession is higher in Lagos than any other city in Nigeria or West Africa.

The expensive house rent:
Renting a house in Lagos is expensive. Whether in the highbrow areas or the hinterland, the price of rent is one of the highest in West Africa and the main culprits are the agents who hike the prices, leaving residents hapless. Interestingly, the same amount of money you can use to rent a flat in Lagos can be used to purchase a bungalow in Abeokuta.
The hustle on the highway is real:
On the highway, you can buy ingredients to prepare a tasty pot of soup without even visiting the market. Not only ingredients but also other household items. The constant presence of hawkers is one of the many things that makes the city unique. Many people say if you work hard in Lagos, you will survive. Well…this is actually true.
The partying and night crawling:
Despite all the hustling, the stress of traffic, and tension of working a 9am to 5pm job; Lagosians are still a lot cheerful as they never hesitate to enjoy themselves to the fullest whenever they have the chance. This is why bars and nightclubs frequented by fun seekers are always filled out in the evenings.
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