Pros and Cons of Living in Lagos, Nigeria

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  • greenfish900
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    Pros of Living in Lagos

    ✅ Affordable to live

    ✅ Warm now

    ✅ Warm all year round

    ✅ Good air quality on average

    ✅ Easy to make friends

    ✅ People can speak basic English

    ✅ Not many people smoke tobacco

    Cons of Living in Lagos

    ❌ Freedom of speech is weak

    ❌ Not very democratic

    ❌ Not very safe

    ❌ Very slow internet

    ❌ Not much to do

    ❌ Very sweaty and humid now

    ❌ Feels crowded

    ❌ Difficult to do business

    ❌ Quality of education is low

    ❌ Roads are very dangerous

    ❌ Not safe for women

    ❌ Not family friendly

    ❌ Hostile towards LGBTQ+

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  • lazyostrich587
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    Super expensive in summer and a lot of drunk british tourists in winter affordable but very humid, very cold in apartments, restaurants, etc, most of the places closed.

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