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Experience in Lagos, Nigeria by Tejumola

Published by flag- Tejumola Funmi — 3 years ago

0 Tags: flag-ng Erasmus experiences Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria


What is it like to live in Lagos? Would you recommend it? What is the city like?

Lagos is lovely and lively place to be, and if you are someone who loves to hustle and also loves to enjoy life, Lagos is sure a place for you. In Lagos, everyday is full of drama, ever heard of, ain't no party like the Lagos party...

What is the student lifestyle like in Lagos?

As a student, you study hard, grind hard and play harder.

How much does it cost to live in Lagos?

The least is 30,000 naira... You want to enjoy the full life of Lagos... You must be earning, 100,000 and above monthly.

Is it difficult to find accommodation in Lagos? Is there any advice you can give?

The tribal bias could be high among some local landlords, but if you have few friends who are already grounded here in lagos, accommodation can never be your problem, just have your money ready.

What is the food like? What are your favourite dishes?

Wow, food is one the fun facts about Lagos, have heard of ewa agoin, oh lala!, the suya join, asun (please don't try these if you react to too much pepper), catfish pepper-soup, palm wine joint, etc. Sure, if you taste these foods, you are already a Lagosian.

What places would you recommend visiting in Lagos?

Fela shrine, club quilox, the metaphor, lekki conservative, Lagos market, Lagoon front etc.

Is it good to eat out in Lagos? Can you tell us your favourite spots?

Yes, eating out is part of Lagos life, try suya spot at Allen, the metaphor at Victoria Island, tasty fried chicken at Opebi Allen, the place at lekki,

Is the nightlife good in Lagos? Where is good to go?

Fela shrine, rhapsody, the place etc

What advice would you give future students heading to Lagos?

Please becareful, Lagosians know people who are not and so they call them JJC (johny just come), they might want to take advantage of you by swindling you of your money, just get a friend you can trust and you are good to go. I must say, Lagosians are friendly and lively people.


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