The cost of living in Lagos, Nigeria, varies based on lifestyle, accommodation choices, and personal preferences. Here's an overview of typical expenses:

Accommodation:

One-Bedroom Apartment:

City Center: Approximately ₦1,455,000 per year.

Outside City Center: Around ₦815,000 per year.


Three-Bedroom Apartment:

City Center: About ₦3,500,000 per year.

Outside City Center: Approximately ₦2,085,000 per year.





Utilities:

Basic utilities for a standard household average around ₦43,000 per month.




Food and Groceries:

Dozen Eggs: ₦1,305

Milk (1 liter): ₦1,450

Rice (1 kg): ₦3,600

Loaf of White Bread: ₦2,300

Chicken Breasts (1 kg): ₦1,705




Dining Out:

Three-Course Meal for Two at a Mid-Range Restaurant: ₦71,500

Big Mac Meal: ₦3,350

Coca-Cola (330 ml): ₦625

Cappuccino: ₦4,650

Local Beer (0.5L): ₦975




Transportation:

Public Transport Fare (City-Center): ₦1,365

Taxi Rate per Kilometer: ₦3,500




Internet and Communication:

Monthly Mobile Phone Plan (with calls and data): ₦17,000

Uncapped ADSL or Cable Internet (per month): ₦27,000




Estimated Monthly Expenses:

Single Person: Approximately $582.3 (₦233,000) without rent.

Family of Four: Around $2,111.5 (₦845,000) without rent.




Note: These figures are approximate and can vary based on individual choices and economic fluctuations. It's advisable to conduct up-to-date research or consult local sources when planning a budget for living in Lagos.

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