Things You Should Never Do In Lagos State

Lagos is the commercial hub of the most populous nation. This means there are massive opportunities in the city.

Despite the positives, it is important you take note of the things you should never do in Lagos, ensuring you don’t let your guard down, falling victim of crime.

It is just common sense to want to learn more about a city before visiting or living in it. This are crazy times, and it is dangerous world out there.

Top 4 Things To Never Do in Lagos

Having lived in Lagos for the first 15 years of my life and also working there for over 5 years as a adult. I believe I have the experience to talk about things to never do in the state, having watch it grow from what it was in the 90s to what we have today.

RELATED  Biggest churches in Nigeria 2024

Planning to visit Lagos? Here are top four things you should never do in the Lagos State.

1. Never ever give strangers audience…this is for your own good. Please, when someone you don’t know walks up to you and tries to start a conversation with, walk away or totally ignore.

2. Never go to market with all your money in one place. This will advice particularly come in handy for females who regularly visit the market. Cashless transactions aren’t common in thrift markets so you have to deal with carrying money around. I know someone who would split her money into different places (purse, socks, bra… Lol) before going shopping. So if one part got missing, the others remained intact. Absurd, but could save you tears and worries anytime.

3. When a fight breaks out in a place, leave, its no TV show. You never know. The police could come and arrest everybody and put them in prison whether they’re at fault or not. Or, they could start breaking bottles or shooting each other. It might even all be staged, and can be used as an opportunity to rob you.

RELATED  Fire guts Eco Fitness Hub Gwarinpa Abuja

4. If you’re in public transport, keep your phones or gadgets unless you’re sure you’re extremely safe. I am usually very careful about using my phone when I’m in a public transport. I can’t deal with the trauma of having my phone snatched or being robbed. If you’re in a personal car, do well to wind up always when driving, especially when in a stand-still traffic.

So, what are the things a person should never do in Lagos that I have not highlighted? Please use the comments box.

Chrisbeth Fashion Home

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Kikio Social Media

Join our Telegram Channel to receive news updates

Kikio has presence across all social media platforms using the username @kikiotolu. Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok are platforms you can watch Kikio.

Join our Facebook Group to stay updated

error: Content is protected !!