Ladies and Gentlemen,

I'm looking to move to the Island in short order. My single biggest worry is the high risk of flooding on the Island. We know the rains will be here very soon, and I really don't want to experience the flooding that many experienced this year on the Island.

Which leads me to my question: Where are the least flood prone areas on the Island? More specifically, anywhere between Lekki and LBS? -looks like the farther away from LBS the estates and areas are, the less planned/maintained (or maybe someone can educate me?). I'm also open to other suggestions if you have them.

All other things being equal -good security, drainage, roads, gated communities, and planned estates- I'd appreciate your recommendations. Please understand that I'm not particularly worried about rent and living costs per se. Just don't want to deal with a flooded apartment and/or street (okay, maybe the occasional flooded street. Definitely not a flooded home).

The farther away I can be from flood prone areas, the better really.

I'm hoping that this thread would not only benefit me, but also prove to be beneficial to other people who are thinking about doing the same.

Mods... Lalasticlala mynd44 lawyer... please epp me (make I no go become cautionary tale o) . Na beg i dey beg o. Please help a brother. Thanks.

Important topic like dis, u won't see people in d know contribute

But if na Onitsha is better dan lagos dey for don full here

It depends on your budget for rent or land purchase but Graceland estate is nice, it is upland and has good drainage system, was very okay during the flood.

Northern foreshore estate is well planned and never floods. Avoid chevy view and areas around Agungi.

Nowhere is safe on the island. That’s why it’s called an island. It can be submerged anytime!

after ajah... all those abijon, lakowe, awoyaya, bogije, and the elekon beach side. vgc flooding is mainly at the enterance.

I am here to learn

Trust me.... One big tsunami and the entire lekki-ajah is so down....

Make i learn

Christ the king is today.. put on your dancing shoes and let's go proclaim him king... proudly Catholic... the only true Church

Here in Rhodes island,we don't know wat is called flooding.

Festac

Ok

Just buy a canoe or speedboat in case of emergencies.... One can't tell. Its best to b prepared.

The flooding thing could be resolved easily if only our First Class civil engineers are not busy using tweeter to sell themselves. You got First Class and you are stupid enough not to know how to plan your life or make yourself useful. Naija and fake distinctions.
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fatdon2:
Festac

Festac na mainland not Island

Una wan live separately to form classy abi,Oya leme help u ask the yemoja?............................................,wait must u live dere even after ur inner mind is preaching "FLOOD" to the choir

Una wan live separately to form classy abi,Oya leme help u ask the yemoja?............................................,wait must u live dere even after ur inner mind is preaching "FLOOD" to the choir,oloowo n foworaku

Why worry bro? Come to Banana island get an appartment of 15 million naira and you know no flood.

the best place u can ever think of is banana island...

Ajegunle

They should demolish the entire Lagos and start all over. Very bleeped up structure.

ismokeweed:
They should demolish the entire Lagos and start all over. Very bleeped up structure.

So you never well since all this yr?

I give up on your mattter

Come and buy land in bogije or abijo for 6.5m per plot..Governor's consent..no flooding..All dry perfect land...call Grace 08060020301(whatsapp), 07051216175

I Don tire 4 dis country self

No area in Lagos is safe, they are prone to tsunami!

markpenk:
Ladies and Gentlemen,

I'm looking to move to the Island in short order. My single biggest worry is the high risk of flooding on the Island. We know the rains will be here very soon, and I really don't want to experience the flooding that many experienced this year on the Island.

Which leads me to my question: Where are the least flood prone areas on the Island? More specifically, anywhere between Lekki and LBS? -looks like the farther away from LBS the estates and areas are, the less planned/maintained (or maybe someone can educate me?). I'm also open to other suggestions if you have them.

All other things being equal -good security, drainage, roads, gated communities, and planned estates- I'd appreciate your recommendations. Please understand that I'm not particularly worried about rent and living costs per se. Just don't want to deal with a flooded apartment and/or street (okay, maybe the occasional flooded street. Definitely not a flooded home).

The farther away I can be from flood prone areas, the better really.

I'm hoping that this thread would not only benefit me, but also prove to be beneficial to other people who are thinking about doing the same.

Mods... Lalasticlala mynd44 lawyer... please epp me (make I no go become cautionary tale o) . Na beg i dey beg o. Please help a brother. Thanks.

you may want to try the following estates coming from lekki phase 1 towards LBS

1. Nicon town (quite expensive though)

2. Still water gardens

3. Discovery gardens (on the right just before igbo efon. it's not visible from the express. access road not so good)

4. Napier Gardens (on the right Just before VGC. no flooding, 24/7 electricity)

5. Graceland estate ( just before Abraham Adesanya)

I am an estate surveyor and valuer. call for professional services on the island

08033342296, 09098132990

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Try diamond estate off the new ShopRite Novare mall road , the roads are interlocked and at least I have never seen it flooded b4 even during the last heavy rain. It has security, central water system but no central power supply. Road from estate to lekki epe express way is paved too due to ShopRite I guess. Only duplexes in estate. There are also many estates on that ShopRite road.
Cheers