Have you ever been to a place and had no idea how to be familiar with the neighborhood? Have you ever heard that saying that, when you read, you can travel the world? It is indeed true, that you can learn about a place by merely reading about it. That said, why don’t we go somewhere new; Lugbe, Abuja. » Read more
Asokoro is a wealthy neighborhood in Abuja,
the capital city of Nigeria. It is a leafy neighborhood, where the politicians, elites and creme de la creme reside in Abuja.
If you ever find time to visit Abuja for a course, for a visit, a job, or complete relocation, then you should consider checking out Asokoro.
In the meantime, before you make the trip, here are some of the places to know in Asokoro. » Read more
Generally, every state in the world has a capital city where the government operates from. Nigeria, is not an exception to this form, as all 36 states of the country and even the country itself have their capital. » Read more
Surulere is one of the most popular residential and commercial towns in Lagos. This local government has a population density of 21,864 inhabitants per square kilometers, in an area of 23 square kilometers. This simply connotes that, Surulere is one of the most populated towns in Lagos. » Read more
Warri is the oil hub, the most popular city, the most industrious after the capital city,and the city with the most diversified cultures in the state. This city also houses an annex of the government house, the zonal bodies of the educational and social-political establishments. » Read more
Lagos state comprises the Mainland the Island. Yaba is a suburb on the mainland that comprises both federal, state, religious, educational and private institutions.
Yaba is a central place in Lagos and it is no doubt one of the busiest places in Lagos state. » Read more
The beautiful city of Lagos (also known as Eko and Lasgidi) is located in Lagos state, Nigeria, West Africa. Lagos was named for its surrounding waters and is known as the centre of Excellence in Nigeria. Lagos is the commercial capital of Nigeria and is also one of the major financial hubs in Africa. This is probably why it is said that Lagos is the land of opportunities. With variety of businesses (local and international) in different industries, and a large population to patronize such businesses, it is relatively easy to do very well in Lagos. » Read more
Ever heard of the seventh Arrondissement in Paris, La Jolla in San Diego, California, Shibuya, or Roppongi in Tokyo, or maybe Gangnam in Seoul, South Korea, well if you are one of those that don’t have a clue, these places have one thing in common, there are the highbrow neighborhoods occupied by the Opulent individuals in those Regions.
Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria. Most people see Abuja as just a city occupied by headquarters of government parastatals, but the notion is wrong. As an average man, Abuja is an urban city with the kind of competition that reminds you how much work you have to do to survive. Abuja is mostly a city for the rich, affluent politicians and the seat of the presidency. With all these hustling there is certainly a way to unwined in Abuja.
Just as there are so many companies and industrial places in Abuja, there are also places for fun and relaxation that you do not want to miss out on.
As lagosians would say, Eko o ni bajé o…. If you have never visited this city, then you’re missing out on quite a lot. Lagos state is a place with different kinds of people, places, industries, relaxation centers, creativity, and the lot. Simply put, there’s everything in Lagos. It is the New York of Nigeria. That’s the mildest I could put it.