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Ganjababe:
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Please where is the location of the flats?
Would want to know the description too (3 bedroom or 2?) Thanks

The flats are in Yaba. It's a combination of mini flats, 2 bedroom flats and three bedroom flats. If you click on the link, you will see all the flats with their pictures.

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Gender roles are behaviours considered masculine or feminine. And they are culturally determined. A gender role is a set of societal norms dictating the types of behaviours which are generally considered acceptable, appropriate, or desirable for people based on their actual or perceived sex or sexuality. Gender roles are usually centred on conceptions of femininity and masculinity, although there are exceptions and variations. The specifics regarding these gendered expectations may vary substantially among cultures, while other characteristics may be common throughout a range of cultures. This means that gender roles defined responsibilities of based sex based on psychology prevailing in an environment. In Nigeria for example, we believe that a man should not wash plates, cook or clean the house that it is a woman’s job.

Truth be told, a woman has certain responsibilities in the home, and without a woman, this may not be easily achieved. This may be due to the emotional makeup of the woman. I don’t mean that a man cannot do this as well, but a woman does it better. But how can we redeem the position of the woman in the home and how can we give her a voice in the society. Because Nigerians have abused the position of the woman.

Please write your opinion in the comment section.

Source: https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/the-role-of-the-woman-in-the-home-building/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland18_01_2017&utm_medium=blog

Nigeria, as we know, has 36 states and capital. However, these states vary in terms of economic, financial resources as well as size. There are a lot of beautiful states in Nigeria. Some of these states house the most developed cities in Nigeria. The cost of living in these places are often expensive but sure you will get comfort and luxury staying there.

Some rich states in Nigeria house some of the nation’s most expensive cities. Check out the most expensive cities in Nigeria below in no particular order;

1. Abuja

We cannot use the word expensive and not think about the Federal Capital Territory of the country. Abuja houses most of the head offices of different firms, businesses, multinational firms, hotels, government establishments and parastatals.
Abuja is an organised and well-planned city, with good roads. It is the nation’s powerhouse. With Abuja known for it’s beautiful and well-planned layout, location and luxury homes could not be better matched. A duplex in Abuja can go for as high as N600million.
The cost of living in Abuja is so high, making it one of the most expensive cities in Nigeria.
From housing to basic food items, Abuja can be a lot to take in if you don’t have a fat source of income but without a doubt, this city is one of the most beautiful cities to live in Nigeria.

2. Port Harcourt

Port Harcourt is the capital of Rivers State. With Port Harcourt been an oil-rich state with a large industrial area and having quite a number of multinational firms, and businesses related to the petroleum industry, it is little wonder it is one of the most expensive places to live in Nigeria.
Port Harcourt holds a significant number of upper and middle-class residents from the oil sector and various walks of life.
Food items, private schools, and accommodation are the most expensive in this city

3. Lagos

Lagos which is known as the commercial hub of Nigeria and has a growing population of over 21 million people is also the second fastest growing city and largest metropolitan area in Africa. Lagos is a megacity on the rise.
Lagos, which is popularly known as ”Eko”, is considered home to a lot of businesses as well as diverse tribes, people and culture which is the reason why the city is often regarded as a no man’s land The city is regarded as no man land. The influx of people in Lagos does not make the city a cheap one to live in. From transport fares to housing, to basic food items, the overall cost of living in Lagos cannot be considered cheap. The standard of living in Lagos cannot be compared to that of neighbouring states like Ogun or Oyo.

Once the capital of Nigeria, Lagos is a dream city to live in and own a property. Most Nigerians and even foreigners what to identify with this megacity as it is one of the most developed cities in Nigeria. In tune with its fame, properties in Lagos are quite expensive. renting an apartment can cost $30, 000 or more a year and buying one can cost you over a million dollars in various parts of the city like Ikoyi, Victoria Island, and Lekki.

Read More:https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/5-most-expensive-cities-to-live-in-nigeria/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland16_01_2017&utm_medium=blog

“It’s a new year, so it should be a new me” that is the whole essence of new year resolutions. Unfortunately, some of these resolutions die half way into the year. Thus, many people end the year without achieving their goals. Some top new year resolutions that keep coming up annual are only met by a few people all year long. There are even common new year resolutions that people make annually but fail to achieve them in reality. Even the unique new year resolutions become unrealistic in a short time. There are some new year resolutions that can transform your finances and give you that kind of height you desire to attain. Have you considered that?
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Remember that every year passed can never be regained again, just as there cannot be another 2016. So let’s look at the top five new year resolutions that will add value to your life.
"Character is the ability to carry out a good resolution long after the excitement of the moment has passed"
-Cavett Robert

Financial Resolution
Investment Resolution
Relationship Resolution

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Nigeria has a housing deficit of 17 million units and more than 60% of Lagosians live in slums and substandard housing. Affordable housing schemes in Nigeria have been proposed several times prior as a solution to the housing problem. In 1991, the government rolled out “Housing for All by the Year 2000 AD” that was supposed to ensure all Nigerians had decent, affordable housing by the turn of the millennium. The National Housing Policy (NHP) created in 2006 was yet again another proposed solution to a growing and recurring problem of housing shortage and in 2013, the government commissioned the Nigerian Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC), a private sector-driven mortgage refinancing company with the public purpose of promoting home ownership for Nigerians while deepening the primary and secondary mortgage markets.

These schemes are yet to make a substantial impact on the housing deficit and more than half of working class Nigerians still can’t afford the double digit mortgage payments or the high rent fees. The cost of building most of these housing estates is such that any attempt to distribute the homes at absolute giveaway prices would result in an overwhelming budget deficit for the government.
Low-cost housing might just prove to be the lasting solution that the housing problem needs. The phrase “low-cost” was often thrown around during the pre-planning and planning stages of the existing and defunct affordable housing schemes but the reality was often difficult to achieve. This is because the cost of building with the traditional materials used in Nigeria has steadily risen over the years. The unstable nature of the Nigerian economy over the past two decades, corruption and failure to completely take the standard of living & minimum wage into account have also been a stumbling block to the effectiveness of these schemes till date.

It might be time to look away from the materials we currently employ in order to truly make affordable houses for minimum wage earners. Maximizing small spaces and choosing the right construction materials are essential factors that must be thoroughly considered in order to make houses at the lowest cost possible. Of course, proper consideration for natural factors must be taken in choosing building materials. Efficient planning and project management, economical construction technologies and use of alternate construction methods available are also crucial in building low-cost houses. When choosing building materials for low-cost housing, the following are essential:

Recycling of wastes: Use materials that can be recycled from waste in an energy efficient method.
Reducing Energy Consumption and use of Natural materials: Choose naturally appearing materials like stone, lime, sand and bamboo as well as materials that require less energy consumption to manufacture so as to reduce overall cost.
Use of Local material: Materials found within the locality of the construction should be selected in order to minimize transport costs.
Longevity, durability, and maintenance of building material: Maintenance costs must be kept to a bare minimum since it defeats the purpose of standard yet affordable housing if major renovation expenses are incurred as soon as possible.
Recyclability and reusability of building material: The building materials used should be easily recyclable and reusable. Eg. – the plastics waste can be used for recycling and producing newer materials. The scrap from steel can be used to manufacture the rcc bars, binding covers and other miscellaneous steel products in building construction

Recent developments in Nigeria point to Cargotecture – building houses using shipping containers – as a viable low cost housing method for fixing the gap in housing that Nigeria experiences today. ISO shipping containers are a good fit with the guidelines listed and a cheaper alternative to the block structures we currently have in the country. Besides their ingenious designs (you’ve definitely got to be creative to sell someone a box of metal as a home), they’re also pretty mobile and require little time construction time. The abundance of disused containers in our major ports means it requires much less capital cost to implement such a scheme. However, there’s still the problem of managing how heat and humidity affect the metal material that the containers are made of.


Nigeria’s still a long way from solving its housing problem and despite the immense economic benefit of a project like the Eko Atlantic, improving the welfare of its citizens must also be paramount. Truly low-cost housing scheme are those which are affordable not just in name but can actually be financed (through mortgages) by low-income earners. Single digit mortgage interest rates and affordable rent costs for those who cannot finance a mortgage must be made available. Until then, get the best house deals and quality living spaces at ToLet.com.ng

Source: https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/what-you-need-to-know-about-low-cost-housing-in-nigeria/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland28_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

It is possible. I used to be very depressed. Children from broken homes seem to constantly face this challenge. The best thing to do is to leave the past behind u and move forward, be happy. That's the summary of what all books will tell you. Chronic depression has medical symptoms and when it gets to the point of suicide it is demonic. Forget about whatever makes you sad, correct those pictures with nice pictures of beautiful experiences. Pray a lot, and always try to be in the right company.

I hope you find this helpful.



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mrsage:
More like 5 most expensive.

It all depends on the type of service to be rendered.

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Some of them are very affordable, we cannot categorize all as very expensive dear.

Where in the Lagos Mainland do you have a golf course, a club with a swimming pool, squash and tennis courts with other sporting activities just within walking distance?
Ikeja is one of the most popular places not just on the mainland but in Lagos as a whole. Places like Mobolaji Bank Anthony down Isaac John, Computer Village, Allen Avenue, Oregun, Ikeja GRA, Opebi, Alausa, Agidingbi, Toyin, Oba Akran are some of what makeup Ikeja. Ikeja is in close proximity to Ojota, Omole, Ogba, Ojodu Berger and also the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. It is a central area that is easily accessible which comes off as a plus for most working class people.

From Ikeja GRA to Ogba, you can be sure that you are going to get a place less prone to security concerns with good road networks, traffic lights, less traffic, streets bursting with various commercial activities, nice estates with additional security.

Alausa which is located in Ikeja is the seat of the Lagos State Government’s power with different ministries and parastatals located in its environs as well as the House of Assembly.
During the day, high streets like Isaac John and Joel Ogunaike can be considered shopping havens and at night, they can be the perfect spot where social crawlers come out to play!
Some other places in Lagos might be more beautiful than Ikeja but Ikeja is a landmark in Lagos for sure. Ikeja boasts of good access roads, fairly good electricity supply and other public amenities compared to other parts of the mainland.

The Government Reserved Area (GRA) of Ikeja, in particular, is an exclusive residential area on the mainland as it is home to a number of high-ranking Nigerian officials, the crème de la crème of the society as well as various expatriates and their families. A lot of large residential properties can be found here, with accommodation typically in the form of detached houses, bungalows or semi-detached duplexes.
Also, over the years, this area has developed into a commercial and industrial hub, with some houses being turned into office complexes. Most companies and banks have their headquarters situated here. Popular global brands like Cadbury, Guinness, Coca-cola are located here. It is home to different types of business. Be it small or medium scale business, Ikeja provides an atmosphere for business growth. As an entrepreneur, Ikeja is one of the best locations for a business venture due to its strategic location and market structure.

Ikeja hosts Nigeria’s main airport: the Muritala Mohammed International Airport and the updated local airport. It is the abode of the ever popular computer village. Top schools like Grange School and Dansol College can be found in this axis. Well-known hospitals include; Lagoon Hospital, St Ives Hospital, Reddington hospital. Places of worship are not exempt from this area too.

Without a doubt, Ikeja is a thriving, cosmopolitan metropolis with state of the art architectural designs and it holds a whole lot of world-class hotels such as; Sheraton, Protea, Lagos Airport Hotels, De Renaissance hotel. Popular night clubs in Ikeja include; Rumors Night Club, Africa Shrine, Alibaba Nite Club, Dee Captains, Motherland, Sea Garden, Planet One Hospitality and more, all you have to do is take a good look at Allen Avenue!.

For hosting events, Ikeja provides many event centers such as; Balmoral Hall, Yard 158, 10 Degrees Event Center, Grandeur Event Center, The Haven Event Center. Some hangout spots in Ikeja include the Ikeja city mall which hosts a lot of shops which attracts people from various parts of Lagos. There is also the; Orchid Bistro, La Mango, Pool Terrace Bar, The Place Restaurant & Bar amongst others. In short, Ikeja is exquisite!

The presence of the Ikeja Military Cantonment, Nigerian Air Force Base, Ikeja Police College and other Security Agencies in and around the Ikeja environs brings some sense of security. Undeniably, Ikeja is in the heartbeat of Lagos.
Living in Ikeja would help you stay abreast with what is happening in the city and get close to the business spots in Lagos.
Let us help you get that dream apartment in Ikeja. Visit tolet.com.ng now!

Source: https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/find-out-why-everyone-is-moving-to-ikeja/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland19_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

MMM HISTORY
The acronym “MMM” which was taken from the first letters of the three founders’ surnames, was used to form their company name. The company was established in Russia in the year 1989.
In the years that followed, several businesses MMM tried to do were unsuccessful until 1994, when MMM created a successful Ponzi scheme. Later that year, the police closed the offices of MMM for tax evasion and at the end of the day ceased operations. This led to at least 50 investors who lost all of their money, committing suicide. MMM went on to declare bankruptcy in 1997.
With the help of a distant relative in the US, one of the founders Sergei Mavrodi, started Stock Generation Ltd., another pyramid scheme based on trading non-existent companies’ stocks in a form of the “stock exchange game” on the company’s site, stockgeneration.com. Despite a bold-lettered warning on the main page that the site was not a real stock exchange, between 20,000 and 275,000 people, according to various estimates, fell for the promised 200% returns and lost their money. According to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, losses of victims were at least USD 5.5 million.

In 2003, Mavrodi was arrested. After his release, he later went on to creating yet another pyramid scheme called MMM-2011.
In 2015 MMM began operating in South Africa with the same business model as MMM-2011, claiming a “30% per month” return through a “social financial network”. The group was identified as a possible pyramid scheme by the National Consumer Commission and accounts of clients were later frozen by Capitec Bank. In response to mounting criticism and official investigations by state authorities in 2016 supporters of the South African MMM scheme staged a protest march in Johannesburg.
In January 2016 the Chinese government banned MMM on the grounds that it is a pyramid scheme, (Ponzi scheme), and it is not registered in the country (and as a fraudulent scheme cannot be registered).

What exactly is a Ponzi/Pyramid scheme?
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation where the operator, an individual or organization, pays returns to its investors from new capital paid to the operators by new investors, rather than from profit earned through legitimate sources. Operators of Ponzi schemes usually entice new investors by offering higher returns than other investments. They are mostly in the form of short-term returns that are either oddly high or unusually consistent.

Initially, the promoter will pay out high returns to attract more investors and to lure current investors into putting in additional money. Other investors begin to participate, leading to a cascade effect. The “return” to the initial investors is paid out of the investments of new entrants, and not out of profits. Often the high returns encourage investors to leave their money in the scheme, with the result that the promoter does not have to pay out very much to investors; he simply has to send them statements showing how much they have earned. This maintains the deception that the scheme is an investment with high returns.
Investing in real estate may not really make sense because of the current market situation of the country. You may even be wondering if it is better you invest your money in the 30% promise of an ROI within 30 days from MMM.

Well, let me tell you that in China, there is no confusion over this issue, which is what makes the Chinese are the biggest buyers of overseas properties in the world. They buy properties across Europe, North America, and Australia, and they are pretty clear headed about this and there hasn’t been any regret about this since.
Now let’s get to it, Why is Real Estate a Better Investment than MMM?

1. A Real Estate Investment is Safer.
All investments require a level of risk, no doubt but with all of the background information about MMM provided above, it just goes to show that MMM is a reckless investment. Need I remind you that the CEO of the company (MMM Nigeria) Seigei Marvrodi is a convicted fraudster and has run similar fraudulent operations in different parts of the where he defrauded investors over a hundred billion dollars
With real estate, you can rent out your property and earn an excellent cash flow from it, of anything from 5% to 10% of the price of the property. Also, you can earn a substantial profit from the sale of the property as well as the buying and selling of landed properties.


2. There is an Opportunity to be an Expert on Real Estate with Access to Special Information
Even though MMM prides itself on the ability to make you easy money, there is the issue of limited information. You do prior information about the person you are sending your money too (except for the account number).
With real estate, you will have access to special information about the property market in your area that nobody else does. For example, if you own a property in a Victoria Island, you would have access to specific details about the Island’s property market, which will be known only to a few people, of whom would be active investors. This allows you to set the right price and market to the right buyers equaling less competition.

3. You Can Inspect your Real Estate Investment Critically
With real estate you can conduct a thorough inspection of the property, talk to the owner, discuss with your real estate agent, examine the neighbourhood and perform a self-evaluation before making any commitments. It particularly difficult to do this with investments in MMM. You only tend to get blindsided by the fact that somebody around you is making that 30% in 30 days and you have no safety net to be totally sure that when you invest, this scheme or company would not fold up

4. The ROI Factor
ROI (Return On Investment) is an accounting term and tool used to determine the percentage of invested money returned to an investor after the deduction of the associated costs. For the non-accountant, this may sound a tad bit confusing, but it arithmetically means; the profit from the investment minus the cost of the investment divided by the cost of investment.
The promise of a 30% ROI is outrageous and not in terms of standard rates of investment. Imagine one making a profit of 30,000 naira for every 100,000 naira invested in the system in 30 days , excluding referral, signing up and testimonial bonuses. No legal financial company can offer you that investment plan which makes it all a bit shadier.

These “Return on Investments” been paid to older clients are money received from new clients and the circle continues, the 30% is never made from company profits. This is the reason for the aggressive ad campaign from the company(MMM Nigeria) paying massive additional bonuses to recruiters called “guiders” to conduct seminars and lure Nigerians into joining the scheme just to keep the system alive.
Whereas in real estate, with a good location, good tenants, good property, diligent research, you can make the return on your investment shoot through the rooftops.

With a number of investors in MMM regretting their decision at the moment, the real estate doors are still open to anyone. It never crashes because it is as old as man himself. Take advantage of this opportunity now and make 100% return on your investment later.
ToLet.com.ng offers you the most interesting and highly affordable deals in real estate within Lagos and various states in Nigeria. If you are on the lookout for a flat apartment, or duplex etc., you will find an ideal choice here. For Land, office spaces, properties for sale or for rent, visit us at www.tolet.com.ng.

Source: https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/why-real-estate-investment-is-the-best-bet-not-mmm/?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland15_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

I feel for the lady, but she can start all over again, she should rent an apartment, raise her baby, and be the best mother.


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scholag:
I need a selfcon on the Island, help me...

It depends on the area you want. But below are the self contains available for rent in different areas on the Island;

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/lekki/self-contain?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/ibeju-lekki/self-contain?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/ajah/self-contain?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/ikoyi/self-contain?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/victoria-island?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

Some of them are more affordable than you think. You can get a mini flat for as low as 200k in Ajah

martineverest:
but u failed to tell him that the stress of going to island from mainland is enoff to reduce his life span by 10 yrs

lol

eph12:
I don't think I can ever work on the island anymore unless I'm paid enough to get an accommodation there. I left the island for a lower paying job on the mainland. The stress was just too much.

There are still a few affordable accommodation on the Island

ayusco85:
Get a house on the island. I work and stay on the island. My colleagues envy me because I come to work very early and get home on time before they reach half of their journey.

True, you can get a flat for rent on the Island here;

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/lekki?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/victoria-island?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/ajah?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property-for-rent/lagos/ikoyi?utm_source=nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland14_12_2016&utm_medium=blog

This mini flat in Ajah seems so irresistible.

https://www.tolet.com.ng/property/1-bedroom-mini-flat-flat-apartment-for-rent-badore-badore-ajah-lagos-E4948

Check out this beautiful 2 bedroom flat cost 350,000 per year. Don't miss out on this.

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As parents, we want the best hangout spots for our children. We cannot afford to go on a family vacation where we expose our children to porn or uncensored videos. Thus, we will do whatever it takes to make sure that we go to the right places. Worried about the best hangouts spots in Lagos to enjoy this Christmas? Check out the 5 best hangout spots in Lagos that will give you a blissful and memorable Christmas:

Klub de Lag
Klub de lag (KDL) is a top destination in Lagos Nigeria for the family entertainment. They offer Bowling, black night minigolf, time freak, ice skating , swimming pool, super kids play station, wall climbing . They have a klub lounge for VIP and Klub Mart for exotic goodies for every age. Their Zigee is ready to welcome you!

Empire Sports Paintball

Empire Sports Paintball is the most recognized name in the sport of paintball in Nigeria today. With over eight thousand paintball players through our doors over the past four years no other organization is more experienced or better placed to host your paintball day out.
Whether you need a venue for fun things to do, your child’s birthday party, a send-off party for a senior executive or team building activities, Empire sports will deliver an unforgettable experience for you and your group.

Lekki Leisure Lake

Lekki Leisure Lake is a lakeside resort overlooking the Atlantic in the Lekki peninsula area. The resort is operated and managed by Optima Leisure, a leisure and hospitality company based in Lagos. Loose the corporate look and throw on a t-shirt, shorts, a pair of sunglasses and beach slippers, it’s time to unwind. The activity zone embodies what the Lekki Leisure Lake is all about, Safe, authentic outdoor fun. It offers exciting watercraft activities on a tranquil lake and quad bike action for both kids and adults.Get wet on a jet ski, watch the kids get a kick from working the pedal boats, have a small get-together with friends on the party barge, or race a friend on a quad bike through a challenging dirt course.Come join in the fun, you’ll love it.

GET Arena

GET Arena is Nigeria’s first and only all-encompassing entertainment, corporate, social, and adrenalin fueled establishment. They’ve got pioneering feat incorporates an excellent Bar and Grill with salivating spread of the finest dishes, and most sumptuous cocktails, a Lounge blending this gourmet offering with countless options of events for our customers be it football match days, hen nights, dinner parties, birthdays etc.. Goonies for the kids with all the arcade games you can think of, and the one and only state of the art go kart rack which surrounds the complex. Have you tried a burger with a go kart whizzing by you at 70 miles per hour.. what a rush!!!
Lekki Urban Forest and Animal Sanctuary Initiative

LUFASI
Lekki Urban Forest and Animal Sanctuary Initiative (LUFASI) is an urban forest park that sits on 20 hectares of land on the Lekki – Epe Express Way. This area was a patch of pristine coastal rainforest that has been protected from the Lekki Peninsula development started over 25 years ago. It contains some of the last populations of the endangered Ekki “Iron Wood” tree (Lophira Alata), the critically endangered Hooded Vulture (Necrosyrtes Monachus) and the Great Hornbill (Buceros Bicornis).

LUFASI is also home to the great nature park; a relaxation centre for adults with a fully-equipped play park and football pitches for youngsters and other outdoor sports. Visitors can enjoy horse and donkey rides through the picturesque natural environment, watch Rocky, the amazing football-playing monkey and view other animals such as Civet Cat, Chameleon, monitor Lizards, Rabbits, Tortoise lots more .
The LUFASI Education Center provides interactive climate change and conservation workshops to schools and organisations to facilitate transformative environmental solutions for the community. The center also hosts the Green Rangers Club Program.
Now you know the best places to hang out with your family any day and anytime.

Source: https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/5-best-family-hangout-spots-in-lagos/?utm_source=Nairaland&utm_campaign=nairaland_8_12_2016&utm_medium=blog