Nigeria is a country with one of the highest rate of rural to urban migration in Africa. For this, the tendency for people to keep seeking for new places to live is always on the rise. This search for accommodation spans across diverse persons of different income levels, from the low income earner, the average […]
by Chukwuka Abah 
Real Estate investment in Lagos broadly falls under three categories – short term development and sale (also known as property flipping), speculative purchases and generational investments. Lagos offers substantial opportunities for all three, some more so than others, but the geographical location of broad-based real estate investment opportunities in Lagos seems to be known by […]
by David Hundeyin 
The city of Abuja is one of the best places to live in Nigeria. It’s already one of the most populated cities in the country, and the continued influx of people into this well-built and planned capital city is so alarming that one could be pushed into concluding that the citizens of the country never […]
by Serah Iyare 
As you are no doubt aware, Lagos is very much a land of the haves and have-nots. The quality of everything available in Lagos closely tracks the economic level of those making use of the services. Education is no different. As a rule of thumb, the more expensive the school is, the more likely it […]
by David Hundeyin 
To flip a property simply means to buy it, hold on to it for a while either to speculate or add value to it, then sell it on for a profit. If you are thinking that this sounds very familiar, you are absolutely right. Thousands of land owners and real estate investors in Lagos do […]
by David Hundeyin 
Eko for show is not an idea that exists abstractly. There is a definite idea that in order to be a true Lagosian, one must be able to groove and mix at the highest levels of the Lagos cool-kid fraternity. Given that Lagos is home to some of the wealthiest people on the entire continent, […]
by David Hundeyin 
Since the 1970s, Lagos has witnessed some of the most rapid urban population growth the world has ever seen. Even after losing its status as Nigeria’s capital in 1990, its physical growth has remained unrivalled in Africa, swallowing several border communities of neighbouring states and even expanding into the Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Alongside […]
by David Hundeyin 
Is the thought of travelling to Lagos for work or leisure filling you with uncertainty? Perhaps you have read one of those annual security reports that rank Lagos near the bottom of global city security rankings, somewhere between Damascus and Sana’a, with a side of Chicago South Side thrown in for good measure. According to […]
by David Hundeyin 
Are you moving to Ibadan, and are wondering what are the best areas to live in Ibadan? Well, the capital of Oyo State is generally one of the best places to live in Nigeria. It is large. It’s filled up, but has remained accommodating. Ibadan may have passed the peak of its socio-economic development but […]
by Adebimpe Owoseni 
Many people dream of living in a city that offers endless possibilities without having to spend much. This ideal is somewhat far from reality as cities are built to be economic and commercial centers where food and other basic items come at huge prices. Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State brings these dreams into reality. […]
by Timmylehyn Okungbowa 