
Ikeja: Before the Flyovers
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi Ikeja, the capital of Lagos State, lies about 17 km northwest of Lagos Island. Once called “Akeja,” it was founded by Awori migrants from Ota and named …
Ikeja: Before the Flyovers Read MorePeople. Business. Community.
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi Ikeja, the capital of Lagos State, lies about 17 km northwest of Lagos Island. Once called “Akeja,” it was founded by Awori migrants from Ota and named …
Ikeja: Before the Flyovers Read MoreDo Lagosians really use the pedestrian walkways? 🚦 We hit the streets to find out, and the answers might surprise you! From excuses to funny takes, here’s what people had …
Sidewalks Save Lives : Stick to the Walkway, Ikeja! Read MoreBy Ejiofor Toochi In every political society, youths are often regarded as the leaders of tomorrow. But in Nigeria, many argue that this notion is more rhetoric than reality. Leadership …
Youths in Politics: Oyedeji Damola’s Drive to Lead from Oregun, Ikeja Read MoreHow do you balance work and personal life in a city as fast-paced as Lagos?We hit the streets of Ikeja to ask residents how they manage the daily hustle — …
Work-Life Balance in Lagos: Insights from Ikeja Locals Read MoreEver wondered how affordable it really is to rent a shop in Ikeja?The IkejaBird team took to the streets to speak with real traders — finding out how much they …
How Affordable are Shops in Ikeja? Read MoreBy Chiagoziem Abosi Welcome to Ikeja! It’s a busy place, but with a little guidance, you’ll get the hang of it. Moving Around In Ikeja, getting around is easy once …
How to Navigate Ikeja Like a Local Read MoreBy Ejiofor Toochi In today’s world, many women are stepping into male-dominated spaces, not just in corporate offices, but in jobs once considered unsuitable for them. From bus drivers to …
What It’s Like to Be a Woman Selling Gadgets in Computer Village Read MoreBy Chiagoziem Abosi From the moment the first bus horn blares at 5:00 a.m. to the last market stall closing at night, Lagos never rests. The city pulses with energy, …
Too Many People, Too Little Space: Is Lagos Outgrowing Itself? Read MoreWe hit the vibrant streets of Ikeja to chat with local fruit sellers, uncovering how they got started, how profitable the business really is, and the daily challenges they face.Their …
Fruit Sellers in Ikeja, Lagos Read MoreBy Ejiofor Toochi Are you craving something creamy and cold? Ikeja has a scoop for every mood. In this article, we’ve listed the top ice cream shops in Ikeja that …
Top 5 Ice Cream Shops to Cool Off in Ikeja Read MoreBy Ejiofor Toochi Ikeja GRA is popularly known as one of the most affluent neighbourhoods on Lagos Mainland thanks to its mix of stylish residences and luxury hotels. While it’s …
Ikeja GRA: 5 Fun Things You Can Do in One Day Read MoreBy Ejiofor Toochi In a bold move to curb criminal activity and sanitize Lagos’ largest gadgets hub, the leadership of Computer Village, Ikeja, recently introduced a biometric registration and enumeration …
Tensions Over Biometric Plans in Computer Village Read MoreIkeja isn’t just the capital of Lagos — it’s a city of contrast, class, and culture. From upscale estates to lively local neighborhoods, Ikeja captures the full Lagos experience.So, we …
Where Would You Love To Live in Ikeja? Read MoreThe IkejaBird crew hit the inner streets to hear from real parents and residents about the challenges of raising children in tough environments. From discipline to daily survival, everyone had …
What’s It Really Like Raising Kids In The Slums? Read MoreTo mark World Hypertension Day, IkejaBird hosted a free blood pressure screening event in Ikeja — complete with free medications for those in need.Over 100 people showed up to check …
IkejaBird Marks World Hypertension Day With Free BP Tests Read MoreBy Sunkanmi Adewunmi In Lagos, plastic waste is more than just garbage—it’s a lifeline for thousands of informal workers. In Ikeja alone, tons of plastic are discarded daily in markets, …
Plastic Gold: How Ikeja’s Waste Pickers Turn Litter Into Livelihood Read MoreBy Chiagoziem Laurina Abosi On a quiet Monday morning, I walked into the bank — the air filled with the scent of fresh coffee, newly printed naira notes, and ambition. …
The Heart of the Workplace: A Workers’ Day Tribute Read MoreComputer Village, known as the go-to destination for all things tech, located in Ikeja, Lagos, is the largest tech market in Nigeria and one of the biggest in West Africa. …
Worst Experiences at Computer Village, Ikeja Read MoreAs part of activities to mark World Earth Day 2025, we at IkejaBird partnered with residents to clean up the streets and drains along Adeshina and Ezekiel Streets in Ikeja. …
IkejaBird Leads Adeshina and Ezekiel Streets Cleanup in Celebration of World Earth Day 2025 Read MoreIn Ikeja, water scarcity has become a daily struggle with 80% of residents lacking access to pipe-borne water. Some home owners have resulted to digging boreholes, often illegally, risking saltwater …
Boreholes and Buckets: Ikeja’s Water Reality Read More