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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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Welcome to Discover Lagos TV, your ultimate guide to the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and rich history of Lagos. Join us as we explore the city's hidden gems, exciting events, and local stories that make Lagos a unique destination. Tune in for engaging content that showcases the best of what this dynamic city has to!
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
How Lagos Business Owners Can Identify Scam Deals Without Missing Genuine Opportunities
Lagos is a land of many opportunities. From small businesses starting in neighbourhoods to ambitious entrepreneurs building companies for local and international markets, the city continues to attract people looking to grow, invest and create something of their own. But where there are opportunities, there are also people looking to take advantage of those seeking them. For a Lagos business owner, knowing how to identify a scam deal is just as important as knowing how to spot
Why Lagos Is Still the Best City in Nigeria to Start a Business
Photo Credit: Global history dialogue Starting a business in Nigeria comes with its fair share of challenges. From funding and high operating costs to changing customer needs, entrepreneurs have plenty to think about. Yet, despite these challenges, Lagos continues to stand out as one of the most attractive places in Nigeria to build a business. Lagos is not simply Nigeria’s commercial hub because it is crowded with businesses. Its strength lies in the opportunities created by
How to Stand Out in Lagos' Crowded Marketplace
Source: Wikimedia Walk through any busy part of Lagos and you will quickly understand what competition looks like. From food vendors and fashion brands to real estate agents, digital businesses and service providers, there is almost always someone offering what you offer. In such a crowded marketplace, simply having a good product is no longer enough. You need a reason for customers to notice, remember and choose you. The first step is to know exactly who you are serving. A b
Rental Laws in Lagos: Know Your Rights as a Tenant
The rental housing market in Lagos is fast-paced, competitive, and often unpredictable. With rising demand for accommodation in Nigeria’s economic capital, tenants are increasingly vulnerable to unfair practices, sudden rent hikes, and arbitrary evictions. To address these issues, the Lagos State Tenancy Law of 2011 was enacted to provide a clear legal framework governing rental relationships within the state. This article offers a comprehensive breakdown of the law, what it
What Lagos Tenants Wish Landlords Would Understand
Renting a home in Lagos is rarely just about paying rent and getting a key. For many tenants, it is a constant balancing act between affordability, convenience, security and the desire to simply have a decent place to call home. Behind every rent payment is a tenant trying to manage transport costs, food prices, electricity, school fees and countless other expenses. One thing many Lagos tenants wish landlords understood is that paying rent does not mean they have unlimited mo
The Cost of Building vs. Buying a House in Lagos
Lagos is one of Africa’s most dynamic cities and also one of its most expensive real estate markets. For anyone hoping to own a home here, the big question is simple but critical: should you build or should you buy? Both options come with unique costs, risks, and benefits. Understanding these factors can help you make a decision that aligns with your financial capacity and long-term goals. 1. Land Acquisition vs. Purchase Price Building: To build, you first need land. Prime l
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