Local services in Nigeria

Marked differences exist between north and south, not only in physical landscape, climate, and vegetation but also in the social organization, religion, literacy, and agricultural practices of the people.

These differences form the basis of the division of Nigeria into three geographic regions: the south, or Guinea coastlands; the central region; and the north, or Nigerian Sudan. Nigeria has no shortage of arable land overall, but there is an extreme shortage of farmland in the most densely settled areas of the southeastern states and around Kano, Katsina, and Sokoto.

Shopping

With West Africa’s love for fashion and Nigeria’s surplus of talented tailors and designers, it would be foolish to leave Nigeria without some statement pieces to upgrade your wardrobe in tow.
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Car Rentals

Don’t walk. In Nigeria, sidewalks aren’t popular. Neither is urban planning of any kind. Factories encroach on residential areas, houses are built over drainages outlets, covering and blocking them.
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Properties

Get your bearings. Nigeria is a city of two halves, linked by three large bridges. The Island, along the Gulf of Guinea coast, is where you’ll find Forbes-listed billionaires, major...
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