Best Nigerian City To Live And Raise A Family. Lagos Or Abuja?

 Abuja at night.

The last time I visited Lagos was to attend a wedding, have never lived there but have read, watched on TV and heard a lot about Lagos life and traffic. To be honest, I love Abuja. I read somewhere, the writer gave 10 reasons why Lagos is better than Abuja and I couldn’t agree with that article. To me, Abuja it is.

Ok, let’s hear your honest answer please. Which of these two Nigerian cities would you like to live, to raise your kids?
 
 Lagos in the morning.

18 thoughts on “Best Nigerian City To Live And Raise A Family. Lagos Or Abuja?”

  1. My Lagos is bae, any day, Anytime. I was born, bread, buttered and sandwiched in Lagos. But come Eya, I can see that you are biased. Just compare the pictures first.

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  2. Abuja is definitely saner a place compared to Lagos… But I do not see the link in how these affect raising children, which is a totally different subject. I was born/bread/buttered in Lagos, studied in Benin, now live in PHC and have visited Abuja a couple of times – the dynamics are all totally different for a young man/woman. Raising children requires parental knowledge (+ God help) more than having a serene environment.

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  3. Which booooorrrrrrring Abuja. I tried to live there but moved back to Lagos after just one year. Lagos is the best city to raise kids. They learn to be smart and sharp, they learn survival tips anywhere. Kids brought in Lagos can survive anywhere in the world.

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  4. Even as environment matters attimes. I feel you can raise your children to be what you want them to be. The fact that they are in lag doesn't mean they wld be touts or rogues and the fact that they are in abj doesn't mean they would be Godly and decent children.With God's help you would raise good and welll mannered children irrespective of the environment

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  5. I was bread/buttered/mayonnaise/sandwiched in lagos, schooled in Enugu, lived for a while in PH, worked for a while in kano, visited Ibadan, now in Abj…Mbok Abuja is the isssssssssh!

    Lagos life reduces the life span of its inhabitants indirectly…this I always tell my family.

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  6. I was born in Bauchi but spent over 15 years in Lagos, now based in Abuja. I agree that their is no place like Lagos but Abuja is better to me in terms of less traffic, fun places for kids.

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  7. Phew! Got the news on my birthday that my new work schedule will have me moving to Lagos,I feel somewhat depressed, cant imagine leaving Abuja after growing up here.
    I pray Lagos will be fair to me.

    . ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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