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  LAGOS EMERGENCY NUMBERS POLICE:  199, 08033011052, 08033183477, 08065154338 OR 08039344870 FIRE SERVICE:  01-7944929, 08033234943 ROADSIDE EMERGENCY:  122 DISTRESS CALL/EMERGENCY NUMBER:  112 OR 767 LAGOS STATE EMERGENCY (LASEMA):  01-6574706, 01-6574714 OR 07063577724   Lagos is a buzzing city that keeps you on your feet from dusk to dawn. In addition to knowing the fun stuff, the popping events and the attractions. It is also good to have the hotline emergency numbers handy. Hoping to never need it.    In case you need the call the  POLICE  for any reasons here are the numbers you can dial - 199, 08033011052, 08033183477, 08065154338 OR 08039344870   In event of a Fire incident here is the number for the  FIRE SERVICE  - 01-7944929, 08033234943   For  ROADSIDE EMERGENCIES  here is the number to call - 122, you can also reach the  LAGOS STA...

  Lagos International Trade Fair: History and Growth   Origins (1962): Nigeria’s first international trade fair was held in 1962, the same year the country launched its inaugural National Development Plan. The event took place at the Exhibition Centre on Victoria Island, a site now occupied by Bonny Camp. Development of a Permanent Venue (1970s–1977): To establish a dedicated hub for global trade, the Nigerian government began constructing the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex in the 1970s. The complex was officially opened in 1977, coinciding with the first Lagos International Trade Fair it was built to host. Its purpose was to serve as a central hub for international commerce and strengthen Nigeria’s position as a trade leader along the West African coast. Annual Event and Organization: Since then, the Lagos International Trade Fair (LITF), organized annually by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), has become one of the country’s most significan...

  Lagos to Host Africa’s First-Ever Electric Powerboat Race in 2025 Lagos State is set to make history this October as it becomes the first African city to host the prestigious E1 Championship — a global all-electric powerboat racing series. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu shared the exciting news via his official X account following a visit to Monaco, where he witnessed the championship firsthand. During his statement, Governor Sanwo-Olu expressed his enthusiasm: "This weekend, we experienced the E1 Championship in Monaco — a powerful showcase of how bold ideas, innovation, and resilience can shape the future of sports and sustainability." Scheduled for October 4th and 5th, 2025, the E1 World Championship is not just another sporting event. It's the world’s first electric raceboat competition, designed to champion clean energy, eco-friendly water transportation, and marine technology. Known for its sleek "RaceBird" boats, the series blends high-speed excitemen...

  Fun Things To Do in Lagos That Bring Out the Child in You Sometimes, adulting gets too serious, and all you want is to laugh out loud, run freely, and play like a kid again. Luckily, Lago s is filled with exciting spots and activities that can make you feel like a carefree child. Whether you're looking for nostalgic experiences or new adventures, here's a list of fun things to do in Lagos that will bring out your inner child! 1.  Visit Omu Resort – Live Your Theme Park Dreams Located in Lekki, Omu Resort is a one-stop destination for fun. With rollercoasters, go-kart tracks, a zoo, and water rides, this place feels like a mini Disney World right in Lagos. Unleash your adventurous side and let your inner child go wild! Where: Bogije, Ibeju-Lekki Must-Try: Go-karting, Wax Museum, Archery 2.  Spend the Day at Dreamworld Africana Dreamworld is where cotton candy, rides, and colorful scenery bring that sweet childhood vibe. Ride the bumper cars, climb through pla...

Welcome to Lagos — the city of dreams, chaos, and unforgettable energy. 👌👍 Lagos isn’t just a place. It’s a pulse. It’s a delicious fusion of heat, hustle, rhythm, and beauty. Whether you’re here for a short visit or staying a while, there are certain things you simply must do to feel the real Lagos. This isn’t your average tourist list — this is the Lagos Vibe Checklist. Ready to unlock it? ⸻ 1. Watch the Sunrise from Tarkwa Bay Start your day with soft waves, peace, and a view that’ll stay in your heart forever. ⸻ 2. Get Lost in Balogun Market It’s noisy. It’s colorful. It’s wild. And it’s Lagos at its most raw and authentic state. ⸻ 3. Dance Till Dawn at a Lagos Nightclub From Quilox to Loki Lagos, the nightlife is unmatched. Lagos doesn’t believe in sleep. ⸻ 4. Ride a Keke (Tricycle) Through the Streets Feel the wind in your face and the chaos in your soul — it’s the real Naija Uber. ⸻ 5. Eat Suya at Midnight Charred, spicy, and served in newspaper. Suya is a Lagos rite of passag...

Welcome to Lagos — a city that never sleeps, never slows down, and never stops surprising you. This vibrant Nigerian metropolis is more than just a travel destination — it’s a whole vibe, an emotion, a pulse. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or you’ve called it home all your life, there are things in Lagos you simply won’t find anywhere else on Earth. If you’re craving an adventure that’s bold, raw, and unforgettable, these seven wild experiences will show you the real Lagos — up close and personal. ⸻ 1 . Party on a Private Boat in the Middle of the Lagos Lagoon You haven’t truly experienced Lagos until you’ve danced on a boat as the sun sets over the lagoon. These aren’t your average boat cruises — they’re floating festivals with DJs spinning Afrobeats, bottomless drinks, and people from all walks of life bonding over beats and water. Why it’s wild: One minute you’re toasting champagne under the open sky, the next you’re jumping into the water fully clothed. Anything goes. ...