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I came across your channel while researching tips for visiting Lagos. I’m coming from U.S. Please keep the advice coming for folks like me. It will be my first trip abroad. I feel it is important to respect your “home” Lagos,Nigeria. Please please please keep me informed. 😊
Steven, to your first point of no nos, it is very unlikely for an American or UK citizen or resident to drive on the wrong or opposite side of the road. They are already accustomed to obeying traffic regulations in their host countries, so seeing the chaos on Lagos roads is actually horrifying. I agree to avoid any confrontation with the police. The truth is though, the police department is beyond corrupt. The idea that they are out there trying to do a job and enforce the law is laughable. They serve no useful purpose to society if we are to be honest, and they should called out. However, thanks for the tips.
@@kevinbell475 The young man is trying not get into trouble with police. However, your description of the Nigerian police is on point. By the way, most Nigerian institutions are actually beyond corrupt to be frank.
Good points! Most of the time it’s you people living in Nigeria that don’t stay in line, e.g in the bank, grocery stores, not visitors coming from another country.
Thks so much Funke. I traveled 🧳 von Germany to Lagos Nigeria and following ur videos has really helped me because I had an appointment for my corona test for 96 hours b4 my flight, then I got a video notification from u and after watching the video that it’s 72 hours 😳I just called my doctor and it was changed . So I want to appreciate you videos and Tipps in Travelling. Greetings from Lagos Nigerian in my beautiful hotel.
Thank you for this video but I happen to disagree with some of what was said here. Foreigners never drive on one way, Nigerians in Nigeria do. I saw the most irresponsible driving in Nigeria.Also, police corruption is not a myth. It’s for real. I experienced it right from the airport when I arrived
Everyone in the airport outside of the airport will try to get money from you the police doing traffics will try to get money from You I just came back to the US yesterday form just trio to Nigeria
“One way driving” is Southbound traffic facing northbound traffic. That’s how to describe it to an 🇺🇸 at least. Stephen it’s not accurate that your police ARE trying to do their job, they drink on the job, are corrupt and frankly most of them are not fit to be in law enforcement.
Great you talked about these 7 things we should avoid in Lagos. You talked about night life. Is it wise to go out past 6pm especially when there is incessant kidnappings in Nigeria?
I am visiting Nigeria and do not want to drive or rent a vehicle. Question wil you post the information for hireing a uber or taxi drive . Any information will be ver helpful. Thanks
I’m also planning on entering the tourism industry soon . Just a question, how to you remain positive in this industry despite the challenges of Corona virus ?
Hi Sassy You have become my defacto guide for visiting Lagos. Would you recommend a hotel in Ikoyi or VI? I am trying to decide which is best place for locations on the island? Cheers
:) @defacto guide for visiting Lagos. Hope you have bought a copy of my book? 😊Both are great tbh If you want a quiet vibe, Ikoyi - But VI is closer to most of the popular restaurants (and happenings).
@@SassyFunke Much appreciated Sassy. Keep the content flowing and stay safe. I would recommend you cover restaurants that serve great local (Naija) food. The irony of living abroad is you are craving for good Naija food. It is the old adage - you don't know how good something is till it is gone. Stay safe and wishing you the best.
I remember some Years back i put on a tee shirt 👕 that's camouflage under my shirts, there was a military trucks by left side how they detected my tee shirts , they just parked by the side two came down and told me to get in the truck and explained why did I wear camouflage. I told their boss it was bought from boutique,he said no way am going to see their boss at ikeja cantonment. I got to ikeja explained to their boss how i got the tee shirt ,at the end he said i need a permit before i put on any military outfits in the public.
Aunty, I wish the information you're saying is right. People who applied for passport in 2020 still have not received it TODAY. The Nigerian Immigration should make things easier and faster for those outside Nigeria.
It depends on where. I would advise you always go out with others and be careful at traffic lights etc. You should watch this video on safety: ruclips.net/video/rALSD3kekoo/видео.html
@@SassyFunke Thanx so much. Want to visit for the first time in August. I have the Covid Covid vaccination card. Do I still have to do Covid test on arrival at the airport??? From Ghana
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Ok I get some of the points but...you say Nigeria is a conservative christian based country so don't dress inappropriate like a mini skirt...are you srs??? In warri all you see is boobs & legs and butt if they bend over even a lil bit in the dresses they wear( if they're not so skin tight that is) everyone could see everything front and back...in family restaurants on the streets everywhere...I was in shock by the way they represented Nigeria after seeing how the ladies dressed and not only kids but almost 30 yr old ladies...oh but thanks for the heads up on the camouflage cuz here in America it is very popular to wear here for a few years now we all have several pieces in our wardrobe I would've had no idea...Many more of these types of videos need to be shown...Great job!
@@mrchetachukwu6979 Wow,when you get there you will know.I don't want to let the cat out of the Bag but,I can assure you that your life will never remain the same again
I disagree about not driving in Lagos. Apart from the crazy traffic jams there is nothing to be worried about. My attitude is when in another man's country adapt to his ways ( Lawfully ). Lagos with all due respect is over hyped. Scratch the surface and you will understand what I am saying. The jumping of the queue is nothing peculiar about Nigeria or Abroad....it all boils down to BASIC HOME TRAINING. If you are a bush man in London you will be a bush man in Lagos, New York or any city in the world. Basic manners and common sense.....
In the USA you can take pics of anything and if people wish not to be captured in it then they move out of the way! We don't ask or tell or inform them in any way! Our vacation pics here have all kinds of strangers in them...just the way we roll!
All this sugar coating is rising my sugar levels , but of you , you both have a platform use it to shred light on the wrong way we do things and you know it's wrong .
What's so inappropriate about her dressing? Some people are so lame and self righteous. You are more concerned about what she is wearing than what she got to say. Remember that she has traveled wide and more educated than you and knows exactly how to conduct herself. I am sure her husband loves how she dresses. Concentrate on yourself and let others be. SMH.
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I came across your channel while researching tips for visiting Lagos. I’m coming from U.S. Please keep the advice coming for folks like me. It will be my first trip abroad. I feel it is important to respect your “home” Lagos,Nigeria. Please please please keep me informed. 😊
Thank you so much for having me on your channel Sassy.. and I hope the points we highlighted is really useful to your audience.. 🙏
You're welcome. Thank you for sharing so much with us. I am sure many will appreciate it. 🙏🙏🙏
Steven, to your first point of no nos, it is very unlikely for an American or UK citizen or resident to drive on the wrong or opposite side of the road. They are already accustomed to obeying traffic regulations in their host countries, so seeing the chaos on Lagos roads is actually horrifying. I agree to avoid any confrontation with the police. The truth is though, the police department is beyond corrupt. The idea that they are out there trying to do a job and enforce the law is laughable. They serve no useful purpose to society if we are to be honest, and they should called out. However, thanks for the tips.
@@kevinbell475 Well said
We need alot more like this...incl. food/water and other safety issues for women as well as more rules of thumb cuz there are alot!
@@kevinbell475 The young man is trying not get into trouble with police. However, your description of the Nigerian police is on point. By the way, most Nigerian institutions are actually beyond corrupt to be frank.
Good points! Most of the time it’s you people living in Nigeria that don’t stay in line, e.g in the bank, grocery stores, not visitors coming from another country.
Thks so much Funke. I traveled 🧳 von Germany to Lagos Nigeria and following ur videos has really helped me because I had an appointment for my corona test for 96 hours b4 my flight, then I got a video notification from u and after watching the video that it’s 72 hours 😳I just called my doctor and it was changed . So I want to appreciate you videos and Tipps in Travelling. Greetings from Lagos Nigerian in my beautiful hotel.
Happy to hear this ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾
I took notes. I will be in Lagos soon. Thank you for all of the information you have given to us.
Thank you for this video but I happen to disagree with some of what was said here. Foreigners never drive on one way, Nigerians in Nigeria do. I saw the most irresponsible driving in Nigeria.Also, police corruption is not a myth. It’s for real. I experienced it right from the airport when I arrived
What happened???
@@annelenington8720 They start bugging people for money, even when they see you struggling with your luggage trying to leave the airport.
@@Indigowind I'm sorry...that's really bad!
Everyone in the airport outside of the airport will try to get money from you the police doing traffics will try to get money from
You I just came back to the US yesterday form just trio to Nigeria
“One way driving” is Southbound traffic facing northbound traffic. That’s how to describe it to an 🇺🇸 at least. Stephen it’s not accurate that your police ARE trying to do their job, they drink on the job, are corrupt and frankly most of them are not fit to be in law enforcement.
4th mainland bridge goes right infront of my building in lekki... I was happy to hear that...
Thanks for the professional information
I’m looking for some really good serviced apartments with kitchen in Lagos in a good neighborhood. Can anyone suggest any?
I’m here from Steven’s channel 🏋️♀️😚😚😚🥳🥳🥳 I love it here!!
Thanks for this information because I am planning to go for the first time next month
Great you talked about these 7 things we should avoid in Lagos. You talked about night life. Is it wise to go out past 6pm especially when there is incessant kidnappings in Nigeria?
I am visiting Nigeria and do not want to drive or rent a vehicle. Question wil you post the information for hireing a uber or taxi drive . Any information will be ver helpful. Thanks
Always exciting and informative thanks a lot cheeers🍷🍾
Really glad to hear this. Your positive feedback is encouraging. please feel free to leave video ideas you feel you could benefit from
That's why i have to dash out my army jacket n trouser as am planning to move to Nigeria
Her skin is glowing
I’m also planning on entering the tourism industry soon . Just a question, how to you remain positive in this industry despite the challenges of Corona virus ?
Your show is amazing! Thanks for all the tip Sassy....
Thank you Shy ❤️
These are really good tips 👌🏾👌🏾 great video!
Thank you 😊❤️❤️❤️
Any tips on Abuja Sassy thank you so much in advance.
Wow!Thank You Sassy,And You Are Looking Drop Dead Gorgeous
Thank you 🙏
So funny I'm traveling to Nigeria in August and question if I should wear a cute camouflage outfit... thank u !! I'm glad I was ready questioning 🤣🤣🤣
I really cant wait to visit ❤
How can I get this travel guide
Another interested video, weldone ma..
Thank you 🙏🏾
Hi Sassy
You have become my defacto guide for visiting Lagos.
Would you recommend a hotel in Ikoyi or VI? I am trying to decide which is best place for locations on the island?
Cheers
:) @defacto guide for visiting Lagos. Hope you have bought a copy of my book? 😊Both are great tbh If you want a quiet vibe, Ikoyi - But VI is closer to most of the popular restaurants (and happenings).
@@SassyFunke Actually my wife did! :-)
Can you suggest any particular VI hotel? I am using the Wheatbaker as a benchmark that is supposed to be quite good.
@@francis191 The George Ikoyi or Seattle Residences VI
@@SassyFunke Much appreciated Sassy. Keep the content flowing and stay safe. I would recommend you cover restaurants that serve great local (Naija) food. The irony of living abroad is you are craving for good Naija food. It is the old adage - you don't know how good something is till it is gone.
Stay safe and wishing you the best.
Great information as usual!!
Thank you sis! ❤❤❤
She is funny - Am i Invisible? am I an ornament? Haha
Very informative👌🏽...can you please do a video on nice 'Tourist Attractions' international tourist can enjoy in Lagos.
Noted! Will work on this 👌🏾
In Warri too, please!
Thanks Sassy for your interesting and inspiring videos.
Please may l know if Royal Air Maroc have resumed regular flights to Lagos MMIA.
I remember some Years back i put on a tee shirt 👕 that's camouflage under my shirts, there was a military trucks by left side how they detected my tee shirts , they just parked by the side two came down and told me to get in the truck and explained why did I wear camouflage. I told their boss it was bought from boutique,he said no way am going to see their boss at ikeja cantonment. I got to ikeja explained to their boss how i got the tee shirt ,at the end he said i need a permit before i put on any military outfits in the public.
That must have been scary 🙁🙁🙁
Nice combo. You two should do more like this
Thank you. Do share topics you would like us to speak on.
Watching from Italy thanks for the information 👍👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
@wodemaya connecting everybody...
Thank you.
Aunty, I wish the information you're saying is right. People who applied for passport in 2020 still have not received it TODAY. The Nigerian Immigration should make things easier and faster for those outside Nigeria.
Why can they make it easy for everybody??
YOUR GROCERY STORE SHOULD IMPLEMENT A CHECK OUT EXPRESS 1 TO 8 ITEMS ONLY.
Very nice and informative as usual. Please how safe is it to go out in the nights?
Thanks
It depends on where. I would advise you always go out with others and be careful at traffic lights etc. You should watch this video on safety: ruclips.net/video/rALSD3kekoo/видео.html
@@SassyFunke Thanx so much. Want to visit for the first time in August.
I have the Covid Covid vaccination card. Do I still have to do Covid test on arrival at the airport???
From Ghana
@@johnvangeldern3238 I don't think there is need to do the covid test if you have a vaccination card
@@ayomideolawunmi882 you need to do the test o!!
Have your money ready.
You'll do it even with 4 covid cert.!!
I know this is about Lagos. What about Delta State/Warri. Is it safe to travel there
Yes I'm from Delta State warri is pretty safe as well
yes oooh
Lols i was lucky. Nothing happened when i wore my stylish army tshirt visitting nike art gallery and lekki conservation
Sassy please we need road traffic guide for assistance ooo please
What about Anambra state
Sassy thanks
Nice video. As a tourist jeans pant or short is your best wear.
Uniform na cloth,na Taylor dey sow am.
Weldone
YOU 4GOT TO TELL THEM THAT ,WE ARE LOUD SPEAKERS. AND ALSO TOO MUCH NOISE IN LAGOS
Good 👍
i will never drive in nigeria ...too stressful its so overcrowded that city
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Don’t mess with number 3.
Ok I get some of the points but...you say Nigeria is a conservative christian based country so don't dress inappropriate like a mini skirt...are you srs??? In warri all you see is boobs & legs and butt if they bend over even a lil bit in the dresses they wear( if they're not so skin tight that is) everyone could see everything front and back...in family restaurants on the streets everywhere...I was in shock by the way they represented Nigeria after seeing how the ladies dressed and not only kids but almost 30 yr old ladies...oh but thanks for the heads up on the camouflage cuz here in America it is very popular to wear here for a few years now we all have several pieces in our wardrobe I would've had no idea...Many more of these types of videos need to be shown...Great job!
Who lives abroad but doesn't know what one way means?
The content is designed for young kids not experienced adult travelers
Yay the real estate guy
Don't dress inappropriately! hmmm! Catcalling is real in Naija
What can a tourist actually see in lagos. Are there any tourist attractions in lagos or any historic artifacts?🤔
Yea Ikoyi Cemetery
@@fluffyblue9112 what is special about that place?
@@mrchetachukwu6979 Wow,when you get there you will know.I don't want to let the cat out of the Bag but,I can assure you that your life will never remain the same again
@@fluffyblue9112 I'll do my research about it though
@@mrchetachukwu6979 ok Cool
I disagree about not driving in Lagos. Apart from the crazy traffic jams there is nothing to be worried about. My attitude is when in another man's country adapt to his ways ( Lawfully ). Lagos with all due respect is over hyped. Scratch the surface and you will understand what I am saying. The jumping of the queue is nothing peculiar about Nigeria or Abroad....it all boils down to BASIC HOME TRAINING. If you are a bush man in London you will be a bush man in Lagos, New York or any city in the world. Basic manners and common sense.....
taking people's pics without their permission is not allowed even in advance nations
In the USA you can take pics of anything and if people wish not to be captured in it then they move out of the way! We don't ask or tell or inform them in any way! Our vacation pics here have all kinds of strangers in them...just the way we roll!
The movies portray some young ladies skimply dressed.
Yes but they can’t dress like that in some areas (unless they want unwanted attention)
Is it immigration or immigrashon?
As hot as it is down there y'all expect people to put on clothes it's hot as hell I ain't wearing nothing
Nigeria is religious and famous In juju they serve them both 😂😂
+ leadership thievery
It will take you five hours to travel five miles.
😂😂😂
All this sugar coating is rising my sugar levels , but of you , you both have a platform use it to shred light on the wrong way we do things and you know it's wrong .
Sassy would you consider the way you are dressed inappropriate?
No
What's so inappropriate about her dressing? Some people are so lame and self righteous. You are more concerned about what she is wearing than what she got to say. Remember that she has traveled wide and more educated than you and knows exactly how to conduct herself. I am sure her husband loves how she dresses. Concentrate on yourself and let others be. SMH.
Free yourself from religious bondage
@@augustineukulu1891 thank you
@@gloriaenubele1511 if you dress like that around Yaba where those boys sell all sorts! You will have the dress pulled down for you!😲😲😲
🇳🇬WATCH Lagos Travel Guide Episodes🇳🇬
Ep.1: 7 BEST APPS For every visitor to Nigeria - ruclips.net/video/DvXK5_gSbg0/видео.html
Ep.2: 7 THINGS TO PACK for traveling to Nigeria - ruclips.net/video/FIouFKuAivc/видео.html
Ep.3: 7 CRITICAL SAFETY TIPS for every traveler to Nigeria - ruclips.net/video/rALSD3kekoo/видео.html
Ep.4: 7 things you should know about CHANGING MONEY in Lagos - ruclips.net/video/1t-7xVxpfG8/видео.html
Ep.5: 7 things you should know about NIGERIAS TRAVEL PROTOCOLS - ruclips.net/video/BqWbr5Mn7jU/видео.html
Ep.6: 7 things you should know about ARRIVING AT LAGOS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - ruclips.net/video/Jojmh3MomBg/видео.html
Ep.7: 7 things you should know about LEAVING FROM LAGOS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - ruclips.net/video/tqgnp1CTyR4/видео.html
Ep.8: 7 THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER DO IN NIGERIA - ruclips.net/video/bH80pC7_760/видео.html