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Lagos Government delays ‘emergency’ road repairs, gives no reason

In its statement announcing the cancellation, the government did not provide a direct explanation for the postponement.

Tracking dirty hotspots in Lagos

This tracker is part of Ikeja Record's #CleanUpLagos campaign.

The Blue Line rail is working for Lagosians

Despite having to often stand during transit, especially during rush hour periods, Ani said the Blue Line has improved his commuting experience.

Annals of Legislation

Tracking dirty hotspots in Lagos

This tracker is part of Ikeja Record's #CleanUpLagos campaign.

Exploring the National Museum Lagos: A treasure trove of Nigerian history

Located along Onikan Road, opposite the J.K. Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture in Ikoyi, the National Museum Lagos was established by British archaeologist Kenneth Murray.

Does Abula Tawa live up to hype as Ikeja’s best Bukka spot? 

Abula Tawa is conveniently located on 21 Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos, placing it in a bustling area that’s easy to find.

Ten spots to visit this Valentine’s Day on Lagos mainland 

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, what better way to show your partner how much you care than with a romantic candlelit dinner, delicious food, and beautiful music setting the perfect mood?

Visiting the cheapest beach in Lagos

You have to hop on a boat to access the beach.

Jaekel House: Discovering Lagos’s railway heritage

As you approach Jaekel House, you are greeted by the sight of a colonial Afro-Brazilian-style two-storey building, over 100 years old, surrounded by a vast expanse of lush greenery.

Essential guide to the Lagos Red Line Rail: Fares, Schedules, and Tips

To access the Red Line, passengers need a Cowry Card, which is used across Lagos for bus, ferry, and now rail services.

J.Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History: Past, Present, and Future of Lagos

The museum boasts a one-of-a-kind exhibition designed to celebrate Yoruba culture and significant events in Lagos history. Visitors will find an impressive array of artistic works, from paintings and sculptures to photographs and vintage Yoruba fashion.