Lagos

One of Lagos densest LGAs and a major textile and clothing market hub in the northwest of the city. Home to Agege Motor Road, a key commercial corridor.

Among the most densely populated LGAs in Nigeria. Ajegunle is a working-class urban district known for its vibrant music scene and bustling market economy.

The largest LGA in Lagos State by population, covering Egbeda, Idimu, Ipaja and surrounding suburbs. A rapidly growing residential and commercial area.

Industrial LGA hosting the Tin Can Island Port, Kirikiri Light Industrial Estate and the Lagos Free Trade Zone. Gateway for maritime trade into Nigeria.

Home to the largest seaport in Nigeria — Apapa Port — which handles the majority of Nigeria's imports and exports. A key commercial and industrial zone.

Historic slave trade port on the border with Benin Republic. Features the Point of No Return monument, Slave Route Museum and Gberefu Beach — a major heritage tourism destination.

Coastal LGA bordering the Lekki Lagoon, known for fishing, aquaculture and the Epe Fish Market. Site of significant real estate and resort development.

Encompasses the Lekki Peninsula, Victoria Island Extension and Ajah. One of the fastest-growing real estate markets in Africa, home to major embassies and multinational businesses.

Site of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, Lekki Free Trade Zone and Lekki Deep Seaport — the future industrial heartland of Lagos State.

Densely populated residential LGA in northwest Lagos, covering Agbado, Ijaiye and Ojokoro communities. Major dormitory suburb for Lagos Island workers.

The administrative capital of Lagos State. Home to Government House, Lagos State Secretariat, Murtala Muhammed International Airport and the Computer Village tech market.

Rapidly industrialising LGA on the eastern mainland, known for its furniture industry, ferry terminal connecting to Lagos Island and major logistics hubs.

Covers Ketu, Ojota, Ogudu and Magboro areas. One of Lagos most populated LGAs with major markets, bus terminals and the Berger-Mile 12 commercial corridor.

The historic commercial heart of Nigeria. Home to Broad Street financial district, Balogun Market, Eko Hotel and the original Lagos Colony settlement.

Covers Yaba, Mushin-adjacent communities and Herbert Macaulay Way. Home to University of Lagos (Unilag), Yaba College of Technology and major teaching hospitals.

High-density urban LGA known for its commercial activity, cultural diversity and as a major transportation hub connecting Lagos Island to the mainland.

Coastal LGA in southwest Lagos, home to the Nigerian Navy Base, Ojo Military Cantonment and significant military and industrial installations.

Major transport interchange LGA. Oshodi Market is one of Lagos busiest commercial centres. Also covers Isolo, Ejigbo and Mafoluku industrial areas.

Covers Shomolu, Bariga and Pedro communities. Known for its printing industry and proximity to the University of Lagos. A vibrant urban residential LGA.

Home to the National Stadium, Teslim Balogun Stadium and the National Arts Theatre. A vibrant residential LGA known for sports, arts and entertainment.