What are the shopping options like in Lagos?

Nigeria is a friendly country with so many opportunities and safe for foreigners. Most especially Lagos is a state in Nigeria where anyone including a foreigner can buy and sell anything anywhere so long as what you are selling is good enough for the masses or the general public. Lagos is a beautiful city. Places like Lekki phase one, Osapa, VI, etc. are one of the areas you can go to for fun, high life and ultimate relaxation. We have beautiful beaches like Wave beach, Oniru beach, Atlantic beach, etc. We also have good malls at VI, Lekki, Jakande, etc. for shopping. So my friends you can come to Lagos, Nigeria for tourism, relaxation and business.

Lagos is a commercial hub that great opportunities and market are readily available to sell and also provide a means of livelihood for all. Lagos as a commercial city stand as the only sea port in which international transaction is being carried. A friendly population of about 40% of the Nigeria population.

The city is a lovely place filled with a lot of tourism industries. People from all over the world always come for a view. The delicious food and traditional dress are what makes them out standing. You can also trade in our international market various types of commodities.

Lagos is a beautiful city, and being a former capital of Nigeria, it is one of the business hub of my country. My city is well known for its high population, hence prices of goods and services are relatively on the high side, including accommodation. Lagos harbors one of Nigeria’s major sea and land ports including a major International airport. Living in Lagos is interesting and could be stressful occasionally owing to the rowdiness and several other factors.

Lagos is the heart of Nigeria. It is a metropolitan city that served as the former capital of my country, Nigeria. Lagos is home to many fashion brands and musical acts. It is a buzzing city filled with an amazing nightlife, with a variety of night clubs. It is often termed the ‘hustle capital’ of Nigeria. Lagos is a Yoruba state, however, because of the large population the live here, English is widely spoken in Lagos. I love Lagos and it makes for a lovely destination for holiday.

You must move ahead of time to be able to beat traffic. There is also high crime rate in the City, one therefore has to be extra alert. Keep maps on your phone handy always, as the Street naming and coding are, to say the least, irregular. If you’re buying anything, haggle as prices are hardly fixed.

Lagos is a big and populous city. It is a very fun place; you will find big shopping malls, water parks, tall buildings, churches and mosques. The capital city of Lagos is Ikeja. In Lagos it is everyman for himself. Commercial goes on everyday, there is no holiday for commercial activities. Nothing is free.

Jobs are hard to find and get hired. Some schools are not high standard. Bad roads and unstable electricity. Some officers lack integrity. Market prices are very high and some people have the tendency to steal. There are a lot of cultists but just stay safe and you’ll be fine.

Maximum vehicular movement resulting in heavy traffic jam mostly during office closing hours, air pollution as a result of fumes from industries and vehicles, heavily congested with human, high cost of living, average robbery rate, presence of jobs and availability of market for your business/produce and mostly importantly, a high rate of fraudulent activities.

Someone moving to Lagos city in Nigeria should be prepared for a bit of culture-shock. The city is a very vibrant and exciting place, made even more so by the culturally-diverse population that calls Lagos home. As one of the most populous cities on the African continent, one should expect the noise levels to be higher than usual. Legendary traffic jams are also the norm in Lagos, so this should always be accounted for when making movement plans. That being said, Lagos has a lot of good things to offer, such as amazing local cuisine, bustling fabric markets with swirling colors and patterns, exciting night-life!