News and Entertainment, Politics
Independence Day in Lagos isn’t just a public holiday—it’s a full-on city-wide vibe. From street jams to family feasts, here’s what truly makes the day special for Lagosians. Eyes Of … Read More
Nigerian relationship and financial strategist, Geh Geh, has once again made headlines after splashing millions of naira on a brand-new Mercedes Benz. This comes only a few months after the … 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
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 taken a stroll or driven through any part of Lagos, you’ve probably noticed one thing — there’s always a church nearby. In fact, some streets have two, … Read More
No matter where you are — New York, London, Dubai, or Cape Town — there’s a good chance you’ve crossed paths with a Lagosian. And trust me, you’ll know it … Read More
Growing up in Lagos is like having a lifetime subscription to drama, comedy, adventure, and a little bit of chaos — all rolled into one. The city shapes you in … Read More
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 … Read More
In the heart of Somolu, a bustling suburb in Lagos, there’s a church unlike any other. The Christian Mission for the Deaf, established in 1956, provides deaf Nigerians with a … Read More
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 … Read More
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 … Read More
