“Eko”, “Lag” “Lasgidi” are names often used to refer to Lagos, the largest city in Nigeria and the largest in sub-Saharan Africa.
Without a doubt, Eko is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, not just because it houses so many good looking and hospitable people but also because it has beautiful places that attract foreigners and tourists.
Third Mainland Bridge, Eko Hotel, National Museum, Tinubu Square, Silverbird Cinema and Galleria, National Arts, Theatre and many others places in Lagos belong to the most photographed objects of Africa. But i'll just be sharing random pictures, not necessary all the gloomy parts.
As the commercial nerve centre of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Lasgidi has continued to undergo mega transformations over the years just to keep pace with the changing times.
Ariel view of Yaba, Lagos
Truth is, most Lagosians have not really come to appreciate the beauty and attractiveness of this super town. There are thousands of reasons why it is so. Yes, because of the usual hustle and bustle in Lagos, people tend to pay more attention to how to make ends meet rather than appreciating the loveliness of the city.
The hustle and bustle is real
Despite having densely populated areas, the city is infamous for being one of Africa’s most exclusive places to live in.
Characterized by busy streets and highways, massive traffic jam, and matchless vibes, Lagos has a lot of things to offer to almost every resident.
Best described as the city that never sleeps, Lagos is mostly filled with people who are always excited. The city is not a destination for depressed people, as most residents usually spend their weekends at lively joints, clubs, parties (popularly called Owambe), and other bubbling events.
In case you don’t know, the city is home to Nigerian big boys and girls. From popular Nigerian musicians to Nollywood stars, top-notch politicians, football stars and media personalities, Lagos is the best place to live despite the high cost of house rent in the city.
For avid foodies, a trip to this mega city will leave you with unforgettable memories. Lagos is home to mainly the Yoruba people who are known for their special delicacies. However, the city also houses Nigerians from other ethnic tribes who arrive with their own food. In Lagos, some restaurants are popular for serving only native foods that are peculiar to certain regions in Nigeria. Visiting such eating places offers locals and visitors the opportunity to taste popular Nigerian unique dishes.
The infamous Nigerian Jollof
Everyone's favorite
If you’ve not been to this beautiful megacity, you might not realise how beautiful Lagos really is. I just came across these beautiful pictures of Lagos and they don’t seem much different from what you find in London or New York City.
The city of Lagos, Nigeria is the place to be. There are several tourist attractions in Lagos – from the Island to the Mainland, Epe, Badagry, Apapa, Ikeja, Sango just to name a few.
A few of these shots aren't mine but I have permission to use them.
We love the redness.
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Red is beautiful. My love for pepper...
The Cathedral Church of Christ. The oldest Anglican church in Nigeria first built in 1867
NightLife
Central bank of Nigeria.
Ariel view of a bank head office
Lagos is indeed beautiful.