Indeed, Lagos nightlife is an attraction of its own as the city comes alive after dark, wearing a new look.
New York may be regarded as the city that never sleeps, but Lagos most certainly gives it a run for its money.
Anyone who’s ever visited Lagos can attest to the city’s bursting drive and energy which sees people leave their homes as early as 5 am and stay out till midnight, in search of daily bread.
So, if you ever need something late at night in Lagos and wonder where to get it, here are 5 streets in the Centre of Excellence that never sleep.
1. Isaac John, GRA
One of the major commercial hubs in the Ikeja region, Isaac John has several restaurants, clubs, and hangout spots that are open till the wee hours of the morning.
2. Allen Avenue, Ikeja
The subject of several songs including Weird MC’s hit single “Allen Avenue” in the nineties, Allen is arguably the red light district of Lagos with a heavy presence of commercial sex workers and more than a few strip clubs that come alive at night.
3. Adeola Odeku, Victoria Island
One of the most popular streets in the Victoria Island commercial hub, Adeola Odeku also boasts several restaurants, stores, and hangout spots.
4. Awolowo Road, Ikoyi
If you’re in search of fuel at odd hours of the night, chances are you’ll find a filling station open on Awolowo road. Home to more than a few clubs and hangout spots, Awolowo road is undoubtedly one of the busiest roads on Lagos island.
5. Admiralty Way, Lekki
Although Lekki was barely more than a large expanse of undeveloped land as recently as a decade ago, it has emerged as one of the major commercial hubs not just on the island, but the entire Lagos, and Admiralty way is the king of the region. A drive through this road in the middle of the night will find more than a few services running.
