Uncategorized . 30 May 2017 . Ademola

Flights From Abuja to Lagos

During Christmas is when the flight tickets to Lagos are cheap. However, it becomes cheaper if the booking was done between four to five months in advance.

Cheapest Flights From Abuja to Lagos In May

Flight Price (Naira)
Air Via 42,001
Med-View Airline 44,001
Dana Air 49,500
 

Cheapest Flights From Abuja to Lagos Between June and August

The following are available flights from Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport and Murtala Muhammed Airport between the months of June and August. Cheapest Flights From Abuja to Lagos in June
Flight Price (Naira)
Air Via 42,001
Dana Air 43,200
Hahn Air 92,502
  Cheapest Flights From Abuja to Lagos in July
Flight Price (Naira)
Dana Air 43,200
Air Via 48,002
Hahn Air 92,502
  Cheapest Flights From Abuja to Lagos in August
Flight Price (Naira)
Dana Air 43,200
Air Via 48,002
Hahn Air 92,502
 

About Lagos

Lagos is located in the south western part of Nigeria and was the capital of the country until 1991 when the federal capital was moved to Abuja. It is the largest city in Nigeria in terms of population, as well as being the largest in all of Africa. Lagos is also both the commercial and entertainment hub in Nigeria because of its attraction and suitability for business opportunities and home to major attraction centres in the country. About Murtala Muhammed International Airport The Murtala Muhammed International Airport is a public international airport located in Ikeja, Lagos. It is owned and operated by the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria. There are two terminals at the airport; the domestic and international terminals. The Lagos airport serves both domestic and international destinations and is the busiest airport in Nigeria. Airlines Operating Flights at Murtala Muhammed International Airport  
Airlines
Aero Contractors
Air C?te d'Ivoire
Africa World Airlines
Air France
Air Peace
Arik Air
ASKY Airlines
Azman Air
British Airways
Dana Air
Delta Air Lines
DiscoveryAir Nigeria
EgyptAir
Emirates
Ethiopian Airlines
Etihad Airways
First Nation Airways
Kenya Airways
KLM
Lufthansa
Med-View Airline
Meridiana
Middle East Airlines
Overland Airways
Qatar Airways
Royal Air Maroc
Rwandair
South African Airways
Turkish Airlines
Virgin Atlantic
 

Transport Options In Lagos

Motorcycles They are generally known as okadas and are the most common means of getting around Lagos especially short distances. This is because they are typically cheaper than cabs or Ubers and as well as being generally faster than them. Buses There are about three type of bus operations in Lagos state. these include the popular Danfos and Molues, and then the government buses known as BRTs (Bus Rapid Transit system). The Danfos and Molues are yellow painted buses that often become overcrowded with people and tend to take the time of travellers because of the regular stops at major junctions. However, boarding any of these buses offer travellers the undiluted chance at witnessing the hustle and bustle of Lagos at a glance. BRTs are the ideal choice for time conservers as it allows you to reach your destination in time. this is down to the separate routes that have been constructed for the buses only. However, periods before boarding any of these buses could be a daunting experience due to the overcrowding situations of the bus terminals. Taxis/Ubers Taxis can be hailed along the road and a fee will be agreed bbetweenn the driver and passenger. Private taxis and Ubers are available for moving around locations in the Lagos metropolis at a fixed price. Ubers can be called and booked from the comfort of your mobile phone and they will come to meet you anywhere you are.  

Tourist Attractions In Lagos

?Lekki Conservation Area Lekki Conservation Area oozes calm and all the ambbiennce that comes with nature. It is a tropical rain-forest in the outskirts of Lagos and should be the priority destination for tourists and anyone looking to be in touch with nature and wants to bask in the lush vegetation that the area holds. It is located at Lekki Conservation Centre Road in Lekki Peninsula, Lagos. Badagry The history of Lagos is incomplete without the mention of Badagry. You might want to visit this coastal town to get a feel of the rich history of the state and get to see the artifacts serving as physical evidence of colonialism and slavery in the country. The Afrika Shrine Once the forte of the great Afro beat legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, the shrine is a regular reminder of what african music is about. Visit the shrine on a Thursday night for a free show, or on the last Saturdays of the month ? Afrobeats Sessions with Seun Kuti. There are lots of fun to be had at every session at the shrine including listening to good music, eating, drinking, dancing, and meeting other music enthusiasts. National Museum The museum has a notable collection of Nigerian art, including statuary, carvings, archaeological, and ethnographic exhibits. It is located at Onikan, Lagos Island. National Theatre This is an architectural masterpiece that serves you plays, art and culture on a platter. There are lots of fun activities going on there every day and the serene atmosphere and surroundings will help you unwind. They also have some nice restaurants and bars in there where you can just chill and hang out with friends. The Palms Shopping Mall Have a taste of the ultimate shopping experience, complete with restaurants and a state-of-the-art cinema when you visit The Palms in Lekki. The complex is home to Shoprite, The Game, Genesis Deluxe Cinemas and other amazing brands. Ikeja City Mall One of the first malls built in the country, it has shops like?Mango, Mr. Price, Wrangler, Casabella, and Essenza. Also, there?s cheap food and drinks at Shoprite there. Coconut Beach, Badagry The perfect getaway from the hustle of daily Lagos life. Nike Art Gallery and Cultural Center Visit this gallery for out of this world depth expressed via?paintings, drawings, textile works of?Adire, sculptures, dancing and drumming. Terra Kulture Your go-to for everything art education, culture and socializing. There is always one art related event or the other going on there. ?So, don?t miss it. Ikoyi Club This is the place for sport lovers. It offers tennis, badminton, squash, table tennis, swimming pool, and billiard tables. There?s also a sauna, bar & grill, business facilities, and a clubhouse. The Whispering Palms Resort Come for breathtaking views of the Lagos Lagoon and the restive fun you deserve after experiencing the bustle of Lagos city, ?Whispering Palms assures you of find the uncanny balance between rest and fun. Omu Resort Omu Resort houses the first wax museum in Africa and the first race track in Nigeria with a different array of karts for all ages. It has a modern zoo, seaworld, art gallery, mini golf, quad biking, go karting, horse riding, and amusement park and so much outdoor fun packaged for those who come in to have a great time. Mega Plaza Mega Plaza is one of the biggest shopping malls in Victoria Island, Lagos. For any range and brand of electronics, household and personal items, toys, office, musical, and sports equipment. There?s a food court with several restaurants and fast-food outlets serving Chinese, continental, and Nigerian dishes. Muson Center MUSON Centre, is a repository of music, arts and culture. It is also the most prestigious and exclusive performance hall in Lagos. Fancy catching a play or attending a concert, check out what may be showing per time and get tickets for you and yours and attend.  

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