Affordable 4‑bedroom Terrace Duplex

A reputable football club was formed in Gbagada. The club, formerly known as Gbagada FC, was founded in 2013 and evolved from an evening pastime for people to relax after work to a standard football club, now known as the Blue Eagles.

Gbagada is one of the best places to live in Lagos. It is right next to the popular Third Mainland Bridge, which connects the mainland to the island. The Third Mainland Bridge is currently the longest in Lagos and Nigeria.

Because of Gbagada's location, the mainland can be reached via the Gbagada-Oworonsoki expressway and the island via the Third Mainland Bridge.

Shopping in Gbagada has become more convenient for its residents, thanks to the abundance of stores in the area. There are a variety of places to shop in Gbagada, whether you want to go to the supermarket yourself or want home delivery services.

The Home Affairs Store is the place to go for all of your daily needs and more. Shop City Supermarket is a mini-mart for residents of Gbagada and surrounding areas. The PEP Store has several locations throughout Lagos. They sell reasonably priced children's and adult clothing. De Prince Supermarket has a wide range of foodstuffs to stock your home.

Gbagada Phases 1 and 2 are both safe and peaceful estates with a thriving community of peaceful residents. Gbagada is primarily a residential area, so you will be able to find great estates that suit both your taste and your budget. Residents and visitors who are unable to walk have the option of taking commercial motorbikes, tricycles, or taxis in Gbagada Phase 2.

Medina Estate has beautiful buildings and great layouts, while Atunrase Estate is another highly recommended estate to live in. The estate also has a pharmacy, schools, churches, mosques, and shops, so you will not have to travel far to get basic household items, medications, and services. You avoid the suffocating Lagos traffic and get everything you need within the estate.

You can trust Gbagada to have amazing places for you to experience its day-to-day life. They are available at KFC. If you want your Nigerian meals in a posh bukka style, order from a variety of meals at Bukka Hut. 

After eating, you can unwind at Alao, also known as Bashorun Park. The park has a multipurpose field where you can play games, have picnics, hang out, and throw small parties. It is family-friendly and open to the public.

If you enjoy sports, you can also visit Gbagada Tennis Club, Araromi Youth Development Centre, Chevron Recreational Centre, and IBB Sports Centre.

Looking for a good place to unwind at night and listen to music while eating and drinking? Do not be concerned. Gbagada has a plethora of them.

Southpaw Lounge, Wise Ken Limited, The Boardroom Bar and Lounge, Orange Xclusive Lounge, and Ultimate Bar are just a few examples.

Orange Xclusive Lounge and some of the other lounges/bars serve barbeque catfish, grilled fish, and other dishes. If you enjoy peppered goat meat, Wise Ken Limited sells asun.