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Nigeria

Welcome to Lagos

As one of the largest cities in Africa, Lagos is a financial and commercial cornerstone for the continent. It's also home to a vibrant culture, diverse wildlife, and a thriving arts scene.

WHX Labs Lagos Venue Landmark Centre Lagos Nigeria

World Health Expo Labs Lagos

Exhibition timings

Monday, 2 June: 10am - 5pm

Tuesday, 3 June: 10am - 5pm

Wednesday, 4 June: 10am - 4pm

WHX Labs Lagos Venue map Landmark Centre Lagos Nigeria

Getting to the venue

Landmark Centre

Address: Plot 2 & 3, Water Corporation Dr, Victoria Island, Annex 106104, Lagos, Nigeria

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Where to stay

Still need to book your hotel? If you're attending World Health Expo Labs you can get a prime spot in the heart of Lagos. Secure your accommodation in advance to get a good spot near the venue — spots sell out quick closer to the show.

People checking into a hotel
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Visa details

Nigeria now allows you to apply online for a visa. It's easy to do from anywhere in the world. You can also get a visa on arrival, but we recommend getting an approval document from a Nigerian embassy or consulate before you travel to Lagos.

 

Apply for your Nigerian visa in 4 steps

Go to to the online immigration portal and create an account.

Fill in the application form with the required personal, passport, and travel information.

Pay the application fee.

Wait for your visa to be approved.

WHX Lab Lagos Nigeria Visa application
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Sightseeing in Lagos

Before you leave Lagos, you need to experience everything the city has to offer. Do a full-day city tour, book a painting class, or enjoy popular Afrobeats as you dive into the rich culture and history of Nigeria.

Getting around Lagos

Car rental

Car rental

The best way to get around Lagos is by car. Car rentals start from around $120 per day, but Uber is also available if you need to get around quick.

BRT City bus

BRT City bus

The BRT and LBSL bus services offer air-conditioned bus rides at around $1.33. Payment is made by public transport card, not cash.

Lagos Light Rail

Lagos Light Rail

A trip along the rapid transit system costs around $0.50 and stops at 22 stations in Lagos. Three more lines are being added in the near future.

Lagos travel FAQs
Get the answers to some of the most common questions when traveling to Lagos.
Is Lagos a safe destination for tourists?

While Lagos, like any major city, has its challenges, it is generally safe for tourists to visit. However, it's essential to exercise caution, be aware of your surroundings, and follow standard safety guidelines for travelers.

When is the best time to experience Lagos?

The dry season, from November to March (WHX Lab takes place in April), offers the most pleasant weather in Lagos. However, the city's unique appeal shines throughout the year, making it a great destination anytime.

What are the top activities for visitors in Lagos?

Lagos offers a huge range of attractions. Check out the vibrant Lekki Market, the captivating Nike Art Gallery, the serene Lekki Conservation Centre, the historic Lagos Island, or the sun-kissed Bar Beach.

What is the local currency?

The Nigerian Naira (NGN) is the local currency. Exchange your currency before arrival or use widely available ATMs. It's also a good practice to carry some cash for smaller purchases at local businesses.

What is the best way to navigate Lagos?

Lagos offers various transportation options:

  • Taxis: Easily accessible, but agree on the fare upfront.
  • Buses: Public buses, including the BRT system, provide affordable and convenient transportation.
  • Ride-hailing apps: Uber and Bolt offer safe and convenient rides.
  • Okada: Motorcycle taxis are a common option, but use caution as they can be less safe.