tayo60:
Pls, who is Lagos?

Lagos is grand father surname

beautiful232:
I love Lagos too because there are lots of opportunities here.

tho kinda stressful.but I love it

I love lagos too,

beautiful232:
I love Lagos too because there are lots of opportunities here.

tho kinda stressful.but I love it

I love lagos too,what part of lagos you love the most

skylane:
I love lagos too,what part of lagos you love the most

all part of Lagos,cause whatever you do,you will always make it.

but I'm on the island

Narldon:




That was how One Guy sitting beside me in BRT at Oshodi


said his phone was missing


Begged me to help flash his number..


Phone rang right inside his Pocket









It took me three days to realize he just collected my number without Stress

Abeg stop this lie na

I love Lagos and the fact that to see the real lagos one has to go on foot and mingle with the people of lagos


Truly one of the best cities to live in that has good governance

Ok

hahn:


I totally agree.

I was born and raised in Lagos too but after I got married we moved to Ogun state. Here is so quiet and things are cheap plus everyone is less frustrated.

Whenever we go to Lagos we always laugh at how everyone there seems depressed and ready to lash out for no reason.

Also, it is easier to live modestly here and save more.

I do intend on moving back to Lagos soon but when we do it will have to be to a quiet neighborhood like an estate and we will have to buy the house or apartment. Since I work from home it will be easier to cope

exactly, I save more here cos food is cheap here compared to Lagos. I love Lagos tho, I just wanna own properties there but won't wanna live there anymore, I'm enjoying the stress free life here

No too advertise us abeg.

I concur.
A lot of opportunities but the stress nko... No be here

Lagos?

Tufiakwa!!!

Abeg count me out!!!

desquad:
exactly, I save more here cos food is cheap here compared to Lagos. I love Lagos tho, I just wanna own properties there but won't wanna live there anymore, I'm enjoying the stress free life here

Same thing my wife says

But I miss pizza

Queenserah26:
I concur.
A lot of opportunities but the stress nko... No be here

lucky you.you are robust with the stress.the stress is caused by over population,over stretched amenities.lagos where people work 24 hrs with out rest cos they are chasing excellence. Na them sabi

beautiful232:
I love Lagos too because there are lots of opportunities here.

tho kinda stressful.but I love it

beautiful232:
I love Lagos too because there are lots of opportunities here.

tho kinda stressful.but I love it

hey sweet

Narldon:




That was how One Guy sitting beside me in BRT at Oshodi


said his phone was missing


Begged me to help flash his number..


Phone rang right inside his Pocket









It took me three days to realize he just collected my number without Stress

Sharp guy, smart city

Just anything u doing,, Lagos has a market for you.. The potential in Lagos is so enormous. Her spirit and culture wl make u forget ur state of origin... Everything is headquartered here!

I love Lagos lyk OMG!

tayo60:
Pls, who is Lagos?

can I help u

dumie:
To live in lagos, you gat to have Lagos sense!

My sis na true o u no fit come here con dey dull!

I hate lagos because its a yoruba land.

desquad:
Well I left Lagos for Kano and has never for once regretted it, I was born and brought up in Lagos and has the eko Spirit, but starting a new life as a graduate in Lagos is very difficult combined with the stress. While here in Kano I make more money , good roads no traffic( with traffic lights in all major roads, Serene and quiet environment (nomansland). No dirt's and littering the streets like Lagos.

If you're not stinky rich and wanna live a long , quiet, happy and comfortable life then Lagos is not for you

true, I served in Kano and I can never forget that state. Having lived all my life in Lagos, Schooled also in Lag, Kano was an eye opener to how life ought to be. the Serenity and Tranquility I enjoyed. the state is very much developed to an extent. they have various hangout spots and also a large variety of people.

honestly if you have never gone out of Lagos, you will think Lagos is the best place to be. I used to think so. when I got back from Kano, I realized the the average Lagosian is frustrated, depresed and suffering. the roads are nothing to write home about compared to where I was coming from, noise everywhere even if you stay in an estate, church and mosque will stil distrub. In kano, I don't hear prayer noise.
is it electricity? cost of living?
I have worked on mainland and Island, been to Ajah, Ikd and I can say Lagos is over hyped esp when the govt has decided to just develop one section of the whole city (Island)

Nah. ..Lagos is one big Slum

desquad:
Well I left Lagos for Kano and has never for once regretted it, I was born and brought up in Lagos and has the eko Spirit, but starting a new life as a graduate in Lagos is very difficult combined with the stress. While here in Kano I make more money , good roads no traffic( with traffic lights in all major roads, Serene and quiet environment (nomansland). No dirt's and littering the streets like Lagos.

If you're not stinky rich and wanna live a long , quiet, happy and comfortable life then Lagos is not for you

Open a thread about Kano, it seems like a nice place to live. Although Lagos these days is good but I'm thinking that Kano is a hidden treasure

thebee001:



true, I served in Kano and I can never forget that state. Having lived all my life in Lagos, Schooled also in Lag, Kano was an eye opener to how life ought to be. the Serenity and Tranquility I enjoyed. the state is very much developed to an extent. they have various hangout spots and also a large variety of people.

honestly if you have never gone out of Lagos, you will think Lagos is the best place to be. I used to think so. when I got back from Kano, I realized the the average Lagosian is frustrated, depresed and suffering. the roads are nothing to write home about compared to where I was coming from, noise everywhere even if you stay in an estate, church and mosque will stil distrub. In kano, I don't hear prayer noise.
is it electricity? cost of living?
I have worked on mainland and Island, been to Ajah, Ikd and I can say Lagos is over hyped esp when the govt has decided to just develop one section of the whole city (Island)

Nah. ..Lagos is one big Slum

Development is going on in the mainland areas too. From your write-up it is obvious that you haven't been here in a while, Lagos is not a big slum, that's a BIG lie.

Chidexter:
Abeg who get spare canoe?

Lekki, Benue, or PH? Your location?

Narldon:



That was how One Guy sitting beside me in BRT at Oshodi

said his phone was missing

Begged me to help flash his number..

Phone rang right inside his Pocket








It took me three days to realize he just collected my number without Stress

Where do you reside in lag

If you are a middle-income worker, Lagos is one of those places that will shorten your life expectancy. I lived there for 3 years, and the stress took its toll on my sanity. I lived in the mainland and worked on the Island, I normally leave my flat to drive down to the Island before 6am, but it still takes me till 9.30am before I start work. At the close of the day, the traffic on third mainland bridge is horrendous. On the average, I was wasting 6 hours daily on traffic alone. The government needs to do something about the transport infrastructure in Lagos, most people will be happy to use public transport if it was efficient, clean, reliable and of a decent standard.

I've never been to Lagos before somebody please invite me na

beautiful232:



all part of Lagos,cause whatever you do,you will always make it.

but I'm on the island

wow really,while was in lagos,was growing up and schooling,so hustling wasn't in me-agenda,was on the island too,aswell as me school,so what do you really think moves on the Island?

claremont:
If you are a middle-income worker, Lagos is one of those places that will shorten your life expectancy. I lived there for 3 years, and the stress took its toll on my sanity. I lived in the mainland and worked on the Island, I normally leave my flat to drive down to the Island before 6am, but it still takes me till 9.30am before I start work. At the close of the day, the traffic on third mainland bridge is horrendous. On the average, I was wasting 6 hours daily on traffic alone. The government needs to do something about the transport infrastructure in Lagos, most people will be happy to use public transport if it was efficient, clean, reliable and of a decent standard.

I would recommend Stockholm's transport infrastructure for Lagos. I lived in festac and worked on the island also and it was tough with traffic congestion taking about 5-6hrs of your day.

With my analysis of Stockholm's transport network, it takes an average of 30 mins with the train from any part outside the city to the central Stockholm business district. So we are looking at around 25-35mins by train from festac to Ikoyi and other locations like ikorodu, egebda, igando, ojodu etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjzTLfyVuDk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBw9b9dV2Bo

skylane:
wow really,while was in lagos,was growing up and schooling,so hustling wasn't in me-agenda,was on the island too,aswell as me school,so what do you really think moves on the Island?

for me I work..

but any business you want to go into

like cloths,shoes, fast_food..make-up gele,beads,wig..just name them....alot

Tayosteve:
hey sweet

hey there