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Discover the diverse lifestyle, rich culture, fashion trends, food spots, and everyday living experiences in the heart of Lagos.
“Sleep is supposed to be the cheapest luxury—but for many Nigerian youths, it has become the rarest commodity.” Across Lagos and other bustling Nigerian cities, a new lifestyle crisis is … Read More
Paint a vivid street scene—Ojuelegba or Yaba bus stop at 7 AM—youths with folders, job seekers, hawkers, and smartphone traders. Introduce the 53% youth unemployment statistic (BusinessDay, 2025). Pose the … Read More
The New Face of Lagos Youth Lifestyle Once upon a time, the ideal Nigerian youth dream was simple: get a stable job, get married early, and build a family. Fast … Read More
In Nigeria, Mondays are not just the start of the week — they’re a cultural event. For many, Monday is the hardest day to face. And that’s why every Nigerian, … Read More
When we think about Lagos church history, it’s clear that churches have always been more than just places of worship. They’ve been centers of community, music, education, and culture. But … Read More
When it comes to Nigerian Christianity, Sundays are more than just worship days — they’re cultural experiences. From the moment the church bell rings or the choir starts singing, you … Read More
When it comes to fashion, Lagos and Nigeria at large don’t play. From brightly patterned Ankara to flowing agbadas and elegant lace gowns, fashion is more than clothing — it’s … Read More
Growing up in Nigeria, childhood wasn’t just about cartoons and hide-and-seek — it was also about the scary stories our parents and grandparents told us. These myths were passed down … Read More
If you’ve ever stepped into a Nigerian market, you know it’s not for the faint-hearted. From the noisy haggling to the crowded walkways, markets like Balogun, Oshodi, Mile 12, and … Read More
If you live in Lagos, you already know that the streets are a world of their own. From the endless traffic to hawkers and danfo drivers, Lagos is a city … Read More
Lede On a humid Friday night in Okokomaiko, Emeka* eased his danfo toward a bottleneck on the Lagos–Badagry Expressway. Ahead, three men in faded police vests waved motorists to the … Read More
The Silent Land Wars Around Lagos From the sandy stretches of Ibeju-Lekki to the fast-developing outskirts of Ikorodu and Badagry, a hidden conflict is claiming lives, draining savings, and shaking … Read More
A Silent Shift in Lagos Relationships Lagos — Nigeria’s bustling economic hub — has always been known for its fast life, hustle culture, and evolving social norms. But beneath the … Read More
Lagos may shine bright during the day, but when the sun sets, some corners of the city reveal a darker reality. Despite police raids and government interventions, certain neighborhoods remain … Read More
In Lagos, certain neighborhoods carry a reputation that goes beyond just their bustling markets and busy streets. Festac, Mushin, and Agege are often in the news for cult clashes, gang … Read More
In Lagos, when something goes wrong — from a failed job interview to a flat tire — don’t be surprised if someone whispers, “Na my village people.” It’s one of … Read More
If you’ve ever lived in Lagos or spent time with Lagosians, you’ll know there’s one phrase that always comes before juicy gist: “No tell anybody o!” It’s almost like a … Read More
If you grew up in a Nigerian home, then you know childhood wasn’t just about cartoons and school — it was a full cultural experience. From unspoken rules to unique … Read More
In Lagos, the hustle never sleeps — but for many entrepreneurs, Wednesday is more than just another workday. It’s a hidden money-making goldmine. From bustling traffic hotspots to midweek office … Read More
If you’ve ever stepped into a Lagos church on a Sunday morning, you’ll know one thing for sure — pastors in Lagos are in a league of their own. From … Read More
