9 Best free things to do in Lagos Nigeria
Lagos is a hub for tourism, fun, food, and nightlife to remember. Since I moved to Lagos, I have been exploring as many places as I can. There are so…
Atican beach Lagos Resort: Affordable Lagos private beach to know
Okun-Ajah Lagos is a hub for so many popular beaches in Lagos. So many of these beaches are affordable while some are private beach resorts that are quite pricey. One…
Lagos to Ibadan train: Why you need to ride & important things to know
Lagos state has always had trains working from Lagos to Ibadan. However, I never wanted to take a ride though those trains. The trains is always so full to the…
Direct vs 3rd party: which is best for flight booking?
Travel is now open so we can start planning our vacations. However, in recent times, travel is now very expensive. So, travelers are looking for ways to get the cheapest…
Top 10 best places to visit in Lekki on a budget
Lekki is a city with so many things you can engage in or do. It is a place in Lagos where most of the elite people in Lagos stay. So,…
Nike art gallery Lagos: All you need to know
Nigeria's creativity is not promoted as much as it should be. So, I take it upon myself to share this creativity on my platform. Nike art gallery Lagos is one…
Lekki leisure beach Lagos: 5 fun things to do and know
There are so many fun things to do in Lagos, Nigeria. One of such fun things to do is visit the beach. Lagos is close to the Atlantic ocean. So,…
5 best cheap things to do in Ikeja Lagos
Ikeja City is one of the busiest places in Lagos. It is the capital of Lagos state Nigeria. So, a guide on places to visit in Lagos is incomplete without…
5 best cheap hotel alternatives you need for travel
Now that we are getting back to normal, travel is back. However, the cost of travel is now high due to the impact of the pandemic. Also, you need to…
New Afrika Shrine Lagos: Is it worth the visit?
The late Fela Anikulapo is an icon that lives on in our hearts. So, to immortalize him, his children kept his memory alive through the Kalakuta museum. You can read…