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Femi Otedola: The Lagos-Born Business Dynasty’s Billionaire
Femi Peter Otedola is a Nigerian billionaire businessman, investor and philanthropist whose family roots are firmly connected to Epe, Lagos State, despite being born in Ibadan, Oyo State. Born on November 4, 1962, Otedola is the son of the late Sir Michael Otedola, who served as Governor of Lagos State from 1992 to 1993. His father was born in Odoragunsin, Epe Local Government Area of Lagos State, making the Epe community an important part of the Otedola family's heritage. Al
Olamide: The Lagos-Born Voice That Took the Streets to the World
Olamide Gbenga Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide or “Baddo,” is one of Nigeria’s most influential musicians and record executives. Born on March 15, 1989, in Bariga, Lagos State, his career has been deeply shaped by the city’s energy, diversity and street culture. From his early days as a Yoruba-speaking rapper to his emergence as the founder of YBNL Nation, Olamide has built a career that reflects the character of Lagos: ambitious, resilient, competitive and constantly evo
Tems: The Quiet Force Redefining African Music
In an era where the music industry often rewards loud personalities and constant visibility, Temilade Anna Openiyi, professionally known as Tems, has carved a different path. With a calm presence, unmistakable voice, and unwavering commitment to authenticity, she has become one of Africa's most influential musical exports. Her rise from an aspiring Nigerian artist to a two-time Grammy Award winner is a testament to the power of talent, resilience, and staying true to one's id
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LASG News Today : No Rift Between Governors Abiodun , Sanwo-Olu
Today's News Highlight : The Lagos State Government has formally debunked circulating rumors of a political feud between Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his Ogun State counterpart, Prince Dapo Abiodun, labeling such reports as "fake news" designed to plant seeds of discord. In an official statement released on Thursday, the administration clarified that the two leaders actually enjoy a robust and brotherly relationship, meeting frequently to align their visions for the mutua
No Rift Between Governors Abiodun , Sanwo-Olu
The Lagos State Government has officially moved to quell growing speculations regarding a political fallout between Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his Ogun State counterpart, Prince Dapo Abiodun. In a formal statement released on Thursday, the administration dismissed reports of a "rift" circulating on various social media platforms and blogs, labeling the claims as baseless and a deliberate attempt to create friction between the two neighbors. The Governor, emphasized that
LSSC Director-General Outlines Strategy for Talent Discovery
The Director-General of the Lagos State Sports Commission (LSSC), Lekan Fatodu, has outlined a comprehensive strategy aimed at strengthening talent identification and development across the state. During a strategic meeting with department heads at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Fatodu emphasized that these programs are vital for ensuring sustainable sports growth. He noted that the commission is pivoting toward a more innovative approach to keep pace with emerging global trends
Things Nobody Tells You About Running a Small Business in Lagos
Running a small business in Lagos can look exciting from the outside. You see the Instagram posts, new customers, branded packaging, busy WhatsApp status updates and business owners announcing that they are “fully booked.” What you do not always see is the amount of calculation happening behind the scenes just to keep the business open. Nobody tells you that making sales does not automatically mean you are making money. A customer can pay ₦100,000 for an order, and by the tim
Paying Yourself as a Lagos Business Owners
Many business owners in Lagos run their businesses every day, make sales and handle expenses, but rarely stop to ask an important question: Am I actually paying myself? Because the business belongs to them, it can be easy to transfer money from the business account whenever there is a personal need. However, paying yourself properly is different from simply taking money from the business. Paying yourself means creating a deliberate way to receive money from your business for
When Should You Reinvest Your Business Profits?
Making a profit is one of the most exciting parts of running a business. After putting in the work, dealing with customers and managing rising costs in Lagos, it feels good to finally see money left after expenses. But one important question remains: Should you spend the profit or put it back into the business? Reinvesting does not simply mean spending money because the business has made a profit. It means using part of that money to improve the business, increase its earning
10 Construction Laws Every Lagos Property Owner Must Know
The recent demolition of about 17 houses near Oral Estate, before the Ikota River in Lekki, for allegedly encroaching on the river’s Right of Way (RoW), and similar enforcement at the Trade Fair Complex in Ojo, have once again drawn attention to the importance of understanding Lagos State’s construction laws. The Lagos State Government insists that these exercises are not arbitrary but part of its effort to enforce planning and environmental laws across the state. Officials s
How to Spot Red Flags When House Hunting in Lagos
House hunting in Lagos can be exciting until you realise that a beautiful apartment can come with problems that were not obvious during the inspection. A fresh coat of paint, a good-looking compound and a convincing agent can make a property appear perfect at first glance. That is why it is important to look beyond appearance before paying for a house. 1. The rent is far below similar properties A cheap apartment may look like a good deal, but a price that is significantly lo
Real Estate Terms Every First-Time Lagos Buyer Should Understand
Photo Source: Thewallingtonrealtor Buying property in Lagos can be exciting, but the process can quickly become confusing when you start hearing terms such as Governor’s Consent, C of O, Deed of Assignment, and Survey Plan. Understanding these terms before paying for land or a house can help you ask better questions and avoid costly mistakes. 1. Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) A Certificate of Occupancy, commonly called a C of O, is a document showing a person’s recognised
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