Ojo

Alaba Rago is an Ojo livestock market that sells a variety of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and birds such as chickens and turkeys. "Rago" is Hausa for "Sheep." It is arguably the market with the greatest influx of livestock from the northern part of the country, with animals arriving from Kano, Sokoto, Katsina, Kebbi, and other states.

Alaba International Market is West Africa's biggest electronic market. You can buy electronics, computers, lighting, and other home appliances at wholesale and retail prices all in one place.

Ajangbadi is a local open-air market on Igbede Road that sells mostly food and other household items like drinks, raw foodstuffs, clothing, skincare products, and so on. The market is developing, and it is typically 'Lagos-standard busy.' Food can be purchased at lower prices in this market, making it one of the most popular options in Ojo.

The Twins Faja Supermarket is the place to go if you prefer to shop indoors. A variety of items are sold here, ranging from home-made goods to groceries. It is also wheelchair accessible, with ramps and a parking lot. The employees are extremely friendly, and you can expect a pleasurable shopping experience.

Ojo is distinguished by its combination of dry landmass on one side and swampy creeks and sandy beaches on the other. There are, in turn, many beaches and beach houses where you can relax and have a great time. Some of these beaches include Ishahayi Beach, Ilashe Beach, FMC Beach Hut, and Mansours Beach Hut.

Ishahayi beach is a nice place to relax and enjoy nature's beauty. During the festive and holiday seasons, it is usually a hive of activity and a great place for picnics and other types of get-togethers.

Ilashe Beach is one of Lagos's most opulent private beaches. It is ideal for group trips, retreats, picnics, and parties, as well as a weekend getaway. On the beach, there are different types of beach houses for people with different budgets.

Residents of Ojo can go on movie dates at Masas Cinema. It is located in Alaba Rago Modern Market and is an excellent choice for watching great Hollywood, Bollywood, and Nollywood blockbusters without having to deal with Lagos traffic outside of Ojo. To make your movie experience memorable, they have great fast-food options like popcorn, hotdogs, and a variety of drinks.

Dolphins Golf Club is a sports club located inside Navy Town Barracks in Ojo. It has excellent facilities for its members and is a great place to practise golf while taking in the beautiful scenery. After a good game, there is a bar on the premises where you can unwind.

High productivity necessitates both a healthy body and a healthy mind, emphasising the significance of visiting a spa. Body exfoliation, facials, pre and post-natal massage, and deep tissue massage are all available at Danisty Spa.

In Ojo, there are numerous places to eat. To enjoy a variety of food options, visit Kingston-Joe Eatery, Palatable Restaurant, or Amala Extra.

Treasure Court College, which is on Dickson Adebayo Street in Ojo, is proud of doing well in big school competitions like the popular Cowbell Mathematics Competition, where it once came in second place.

Your children will learn in a safe, interesting, and high-quality environment at White-Waters School, which also has state-of-the-art facilities for both classrooms and extracurricular activities. The school is also known for being a place where kids with special needs can learn. It is a day school, and if you register at least three children, you will receive a 10% discount on the third sibling.

Treasure Court College has been in the business of grooming future leaders for nearly two decades, with dedicated teachers and a standard curriculum that sets them apart. 

Other options are Blessed Redeemers School, Augusta International School, and Casitas School.