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I had the best time! I work in the global hospitality industry, which is very human centric. Every interaction I've had this week has been stellar. Strangers will wish you a "good morning', "good afternoon" and "good evening" with genuine heartfelt warmth. I've loved every minute of my time in Lagos. Is it for everybody? No. It's intense, a little crazy, but culturally fascinating and well worth taking the time to really "be present" here. The city will reward you. Trust me.

The difference between those who have and those who have not is staggering its a dog eat dog society Christian in name only the roads are so dangerous the drivers are the worst I have ever seen but I love the people they all try their best even though everything is stacked against them (the poor) people with money have forgotten there fellow man woman.

Lagos — the city where you often forget why you came, because it sweeps you into its own rhythm. It's a megacity where hustle meets heartbeat. Yes, the traffic will test your patience, but the energy? Unmatched. From the upscale thrills of Lekki to the raw, musical pulse of the Mainland, Lagos doesn’t just offer fun, it demands you live fully. And somewhere between the noise and nightlife, there’s always culture waiting to teach you something new. In Lagos, life is never just lived, it’s felt.

I love Lagos. It is an Interesting and Hospitable City, but the heavy Traffic is what I dislike about the city. You need to leave home several hours before to avoid missing an appointment. It is a nice experience. Lagos boasts numerous terrific and exciting tourist sites, as well as beautiful beaches.

bustling city with a whole lot to do regardless of your budget. i personally prefer the island (Victoria island ) which has very good hotels and apartments in addition to the unending options for food both local and continental. the night life is world acclaimed and again there is a whole lot to do on your budget.

I really enjoyed the vibrant city of Lagos for its variety of restaurants, cinemas, clubs and places to go to such as the National Musuem. When visiting Lagos ensure you get apps such as Bolt and Uber for cabs that can take you safely around Lagos. The people are friendly and welcoming however like every large city in the world you have to be vigilant and on the look out so as not to be scammed or robbed. Ask for information from hotel staff about nearby touristy places you can visit so as not to get caught up in the notorious Lagos traffic.