Ojo

Ojo is a western suburb of Lagos, situated along the Lagos–Badagry Expressway. It is a growing residential and academic hub, home to the Lagos State University (LASU) — one of Nigeria's largest universities — and the Ojo Military Cantonment. The area has a youthful, student-oriented character with affordable housing and a bustling local economy.

About 30 km from Lagos Island via the Lagos–Badagry Expressway. BRT buses and shared taxis from Mile 2 and Oshodi serve Ojo. The LASU campus is a central landmark.

Keke NAPEP tricycles are the main local transport. Shared taxis operate along the expressway. The LASU campus is large and walkable inside.

The LASU campus is the defining feature. The Ojo Market is a large produce market. The Ojo Alaba International Market is one of West Africa's largest auto-parts markets — a chaotic but fascinating sight.

Explore the Alaba International Market for electronics and auto parts. Wander the LASU campus for a taste of Nigerian student life.

Student-oriented bukkas around LASU serve affordable Nigerian dishes. Suya grills along the expressway. Tantalizers and local fast food.

Small bars and kiosks near the university serve beer and soft drinks. Prices are student-friendly.

Accommodation is mostly student-oriented guesthouses. Better options in Badagry or Ikeja for tourists.

Alaba International Market is legendary for electronics, auto parts, and imported goods at wholesale prices. Ojo Market sells fresh produce and household items.

• Badagry (30 mins west) — slave trade heritage sites
• Ikeja (30 mins east) — airport and nightlife
• Seme Border (1 hr west) — Benin Republic border