Apostle Odekunle Epaphras: The Ibadan Prophet Whose 7/7 Program Draws Thousands — Miracles, Testimonies and Growing Influence
Apostle (Pastor) Odekunle Epaphras, the Ibadan-based minister behind the fast-growing “7/7” prophetic and covenant programme, is increasingly becoming a headline name in Nigerian charismatic circles — and for good reason. His services routinely pull large live audiences online (many broadcasts…
Sunday Fashion in Lagos: Why Church is the Real Runway
On Sunday mornings in Lagos, the streets transform into a live fashion show — and the churches are the runways. From Victoria Island to Ikorodu, from Surulere to Ikeja, Lagosians know that Sunday service is about two things: worship and…
Why Everyone in Lagos is Always in a Hurry — And Where They’re Rushing To
Welcome to Lagos — the city where even time can’t keep up. If you’ve ever stood on a street in Lagos and watched people move, one thing becomes clear: everyone’s in a rush. Whether it’s 5AM or 10PM, Lagosians are…
7 Unwritten Rules Every Lagosian Must Follow
Welcome to Lagos — the city where chaos meets rhythm, and survival comes with its own special playbook. If you’re new in town, don’t be fooled by the bright lights or the endless hustle. Lagos has its own culture —…
5 Types of Tenants You’ll Find in Every Lagos Compound
In Lagos, you don’t just rent a house — you rent an experience. From shared corridors to compound meetings that never end in peace, Lagos housing comes with a variety of characters that make life unforgettable (or traumatic). Here are…
The Lonely Hustle: Why Making Friends in Lagos Feels Impossible (for Recent Movers)
Moving to Lagos sounds like an adventure — the music, the money, the movement. But for many recent arrivals, the harsh reality sets in fast: it’s lonely out here. Lagos is a city of 20+ million people, yet many who…
Why Young Lagosians Can’t Afford Apartments: The Rent Crisis Gripping Agege & Mainland Ghettos
Lagos is one of Africa’s fastest-growing megacities, yet a severe housing crunch is ravaging the dreams of its young residents. According to the latest State of Lagos Housing Market Report, Lagos faces a housing deficit of around 3.4 million units,…
Top 10 Dirtiest Streets in Lagos That Will Make You Gag
Lagos Is Dirty, But These Streets Are in a League of Their Own Lagos is the economic capital of Nigeria, but some parts of it look like scenes from a post-apocalyptic movie. While the Lagos State Government keeps talking about…
7 Classic Lies Lagos Workers Tell (No. 3 Will Make Your Boss Side-Eye You)
Lagos is the city of hustle, bustle — and a little small-small fibbing to survive 9 to 5. In the land of “no dulling,” office workers have perfected the art of telling white lies to stay sane (or just to…
10 Monday Morning Struggles Every Lagos Worker Can Relate To
There’s Monday—and then there’s Monday in Lagos.The city that never sleeps wakes up even earlier on Mondays. The alarms ring before 5 a.m., the traffic doesn’t wait, and if you make it to work by 8:00 a.m. without sweating through…
