Discover Lagos in Nigeria with a Local

Lagos is not only Nigeria's largest city, it is also one of the largest metropolitan areas in Africa. This popular boomtown is the cultural and economic center of the West African country. Naturally, there is a lot to discover here!

00:00 Intro
00:21 Lekki Conservation Centre
01:19 Landmark Beach
02:23 Amala Sky restaurant
03:36 Cera Cerni Art Hub
04:55 Enjoy the sunset by the water

CREDITS:
Report: Lusanda Chauke
Camera: Wemzi Akpan, Justice Mbui, David Chima
Editor: Chima Ojieh
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[sholaking]

❤ Beautiful. Love the locations & activities featured in this video. Keep up the good work

[yugelo]

This is one of my lifetime travel/vacation destination...I can't wait to go💚🤍💚🇳🇬

[k]

Need lots of foliage to soften the hard look of lagos, looks like the presenter was enjoying the experience, well done 🎉❤

[terry]

Isn't Landmark Beach going to be replaced by a new super-highway? I think Lagos has more vibrancy and things to do than Abuja. I might visit in November.

[jurijnowicki]

Oh, really? And before I knew it, I was thinking London Bridge, Amazon rainforest and Hawaii...

[hectorleon]

Also the home of romance scammers lol😂

[ikennabede]

1:37 Landmark beach has been destroyed by the Nigerian government to build a bridge thru don't need. Oh, wait, they've moved to a new site for the bridge. Beach is still destroyed

[ikennabede]

This is a tiny tiny portion of Lagos. She's just explored like 1 per cent of Lagos island. There is the mainland part.

[mgithaiga]

Why are they always white skies over Lagos, rarely do I see blue skies

[LevelUpTrivia]

Ive not been to Lagos but I will go one day oh, Ha HA haaaiii

[rotimikayode]

Sometimes the sky is white, at other times its blue.

[ruqqayahosizemete]

These people seems to be tired of portraying Nigeria and Lagos in particular in bad light.
The bad news you people publish about Nigeria seems to have a way of resetting things in Nigeria. I prefer the negative news

[nilosantos]

I wanted to know if Nigeria is like Brazil. Brazilians set fire to the entire country. If you depend on the people to reduce carbon dioxide, forget about set fire becoming a politician campain who orders set fire to destroy another party. What students learn in school about climate change?

[Grannylife]

a country where 48% of the people are hungry

[MrLuna]

I can honestly say after watching several videos about Lagos is that I see no substance. The bar is still compared to other mid-south African countries

[richardguobadia]

So sad, Lagos really has nothing to offer... Too much work still need to be done. The slums in Lagos should be cleaned up and redeveloped.

[fistandpen]

Hmmm... suddenly they want to start showing Nigeria in a positive and actually objective light? I don't know about this one... This does not wear comfortably, we prefer being in a position to prove you wrong.