kulekaa:
Oshodi to Ikeja used to be 100 when things were still normal, with d increase in TF everywhere now it should be around 150 to 200

UcheforGod:
[b][/b][sup][/sup][sub][/sub][url][/url][i][/i]Hmmm, never knew that Lagos state is the smallest state in Nigeria by landmass

Fragility6:
Whisper his name to me nobody will know

donproject:


Hahaha....fear God o, na bike you dy carry...no be Lagos where I dy move up and down everyday.

If you say during lockdown I may agree with you coz I've not been in town since January

bolaayenimo:
Any reasonable Igbo man that came to Lagos and return to the East poor is cursed.

ClitRaider:

Lekki to Oshodi is not 700.
Oshodi to Ikeja is 100
You can lie for Africa!!
If you continue like this you will work for lie Mohammed.

Luckydubby7:
. Last 2 weeks Friday, oshodi to Ikeja along was 500 to 600. I have to trek it because I saw everybody treking it.

ClitRaider:

Can't you say it?!
I was born and brought up in Agege2 LGA, I left Lag after the first 33 years of my life.
Some of you stayed in a bad environment and you tend to project that unto Lagos in general?!
That's bullshit.
In Agege area Food is cheaper than in Ibadan.

Goddys:


My hustle is not even in that area. I'm a professional. Life isn't easy in Lagos if you don't have contacts and connect.

I am not a regular street hustler

landforeast:

If not more than Self
From Lekki to Oshodi is 700, from Oshodi to Ikeja 400 no be 1100 be that, I entered 200 again down to my house no be 1300 be that. This is just for returning home I don't want to go into how much I spent going

Naija246:
how is internet service in the east?
The only reason I'm still in Lagos is because internet is super fast here.
And I can't run my e-commerce business without high speed internet

ybalogs:
Do you even know that 1 Cup of rice contains 7,532 pieces... Pls, don't buy if it's not complete...
I will count beans tomorrow so someone should help me count garri.
I hate cheating...

Jobia:
Opportunities dey quite alright but the stress, tussle and traffic is just on another level

I no fit can

bolaayenimo:
Any reasonable Igbo man that came to Lagos and return to the East poor is cursed.

Beedude:

I was born in Ibadan but left for Lag before i clock 8. I visit Ibadan often due to family ties and many more. Food isn't a problem. Infact, when i wanted to do my wedding in 2015, all food stuffs were sent by my relatives, bought a cow there and got it killed before moving it down here.

Transportation is also cheap. The driver will reverse back to carry u, unlike Lag where u run and rush to enter bus.

I av set myself a target to move out of Lag to relax my head and mind. It will be nice to have a running investment in Lag and spending ur money in Ibadan.

it seems you run a confectionery business..judging from your signature.
So what do you need a job for again

Lamanii22:



If you ever need a customer service advisor/receptionist I am very much available....

Naija246:
it seems you run a confectionery business..judging from your signature.
So what do you need a job for again

Have you ever thought about going into the sugar baby business ?
I'd pay you well that's for sure

Lamanii22:



It's just a side hustle based on orders... I need a job...

Naija246:
Have you ever thought about going into the sugar baby business ?
I'd pay you well that's for sure

PotatoSalad:
Visited 4 cities in one month after my youth service to decide which one to live in:
Lagos, Abuja, Akwa Ibom and Rivers State.
Lagos...nope
Abuja...nope
Rivers state (port Harcourt precisely)...nope
Akwa Ibom was the only state that checked more items in my list.

Ended up with neither of the states

If you're a calm person, run away from lagos. Na mad people full there

ifiokjohn:
Why Akwa ibom?
if I may ask

Kenlinks546:


the kind fresh air were de Akwa ibom no be here.

Kenlinks546:


the kind fresh air were de Akwa ibom no be here.

Chrisbella24:


Oga, there is no way around this one oo..

No matter how you Sabi road reach. Unless you're going to Trek or follow those Hilux peeps.

This period is hard in Lagos.


Normal Yaba to Idumota is 50 naira but it's 200naira now! Is there a way around this one?

landforeast:
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN LAGOS

ADVANTAGES
Lagos has a huge Market for your Products and Services. Infact someone said that if you package a refuse bin and sell it in Oshodi, you will sell off everything in a matter of hours , if not minutes. That is to tell you that there is a market for any kind of products and services you offer.

Lagos has the best nightLife: If you are the type that never sleeps, you love clubbing and flexing then Lagos is your home because as the "City that never sleeps and the headquarter of Entertainment in Nigeria, Lagos is a City filled with fund, coastal Tourism activities, Clubbing, patties and all Kinds of Events.

Lagos Supports and Nurtures Small and Medium Scale Business: Lagos helps you to nurture your Small scale Business. The City has all it takes for an Entrepreneur to succeed, from vibrant Startup EcoSystem, access to finance, grants and high profile events to different Networking events, master classes and exhibitions to mention but a few.

Lagos has many Job Opportunities: Although Lagos is no longer Like before in terms of Job Opportunities, when compared with other states, Lagos is still ahead.

There are many Business Opportunities in Lagos: Your One week Stay in Lagos will bring thousands of business ideas rummaging your brain. The City is full of business Ideas.

Lagos is a City of the Hustlers: If you are born a hustler, there is a high tendency for you to survive in Lagos. If you are hardworking, Lagos is the best place to be.

DISADVANTAGES OF LAGOS

Cost of Transport is on the High Side: In Lagos, if you are not careful you may end up working and have transportation gulp up your earnings. Just yesterday I spent around 2500 naira just to convey myself from Ikeja to Lekki Phase 1. Just imagine someone spending such an amount of money everyday to convey his or herself to Lekki everyday. By the end of the Month he will be spending close to 70K only on Transport. Now you understand while people are working in Lagos, yet they have nothing to show for it.

LAGOS TRAFFIC IS A NIGHTMARE: Lagos is a City where you can stay in the Traffic for many hours. Have you heard the Story of Funke who went to drop her Aunty who is based in London at the Airport. While Funke was still in traffic, her Aunty called her that she had successfully arrived at London. That is a tip of an iceberg on how horrendous Lagos Traffic is. When I first Entered Lagos, I was to attend an Interview at VI, then I was residing in Ojo. Since I was ignorant of Lagos traffic, I woke up around 6 O'clock to prepare just like every other person's living in other cities will do. But did you know that singular act cost me that Job which I was pretty sure of being selected for because I arrived at the interview venue by 12 pm.

House Rent in Lagos is on the High Side: Unlike other Cities in Nigeria, Lagos is the only City where you will pay for agent and agreement as equal or sometimes higher than your House rent. Still don't know why the state Government is not rising up to criminalise such evil perpetrated by Landlords and agents. You will hear them saying 50, 50 for a self Contained apartment of 120,000. Another thing is that finding a decent house might be a little challenging to you unless you have enough bucks or are ready to live in the satellite towns which will be far from the City center. Another thing is may God help you not to enter the wrong house which Lagos is mostly Characterised with.

There is No fresh Air in Lagos: With a population of about 30 Million people crowded in the smallest state in Nigeria by Land mass. It will be a miracle for you to have fresh air. If you need fresh air in Lagos maybe you might just relocate to Ikorodu or Epe part of Lagos which is currently being hit by high waves of urbanisation.

Lagos is a Dirty City: Although the present Government is trying all it can to keep the City clean but that does not take away the fact that Lagos is one of the dirtiest Cities in Nigeria.

There is too much Noise in Lagos: Yes there is too much Noise in the City. From the Danfo drivers and conductors who rant like a Sallah ram, to Agberos who are vociferously constituting nuisance with their cracked voice, indeed Lagos is very noisy except you live in quiet Estates in luxurious neighbourhoods.

Connecting with the Rich in Lagos is a little bit hard: Unlike in Abuja and other Cities in Nigeria where you can always run into an influential person and you connect with them and possibly exchange contact. That will only happen in Lagos by Devine connection from above. Everybody in the City is very careful because of "Onye ma Onye" (who knows who).

FINALLY
Before you make that move to either relocate to Lagos or to relocate out of Lagos. Just sit down with one bottle of cold Trophy and a plate of Isiewu or Delicious Nkwobi and ask yourself some mind boggling questions that will enable you to make a good decision you will never regret.

Written By Emmanuel
A Real Estate Consultant based in Lagos Nigeria.

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