mini flat in Awoyaya goes for ₦0 to ₦0 per year. This is genuinely affordable for Lekki-side living. The savings compared to Lekki Phase 1 or Chevron are substantial.

Same thing; different name. mini flat is the formal term; room and parlour is what most people call it in everyday conversation. You're getting a bedroom; sitting room; kitchen; and bathroom. In Awoyaya; these are often in newer buildings which is a plus; you get modern layouts at budget prices.

Furnished mini flat in Awoyaya costs ₦0 to ₦0 more per year. Furnished options are limited in this area; most people furnish themselves. The low base rent means even after furnishing; you're still spending less than unfurnished properties in premium areas. Consider buying your own items.

Infrastructure in Awoyaya is still developing. Estate properties have better facilities; security; water; and gen backup. Outside estates; things get spotty; roads may be unpaved; water supply inconsistent; and power backup is your own responsibility. The expressway connection is your lifeline but internal roads vary. Choose estate properties where possible for more reliable basics.

Awoyaya's rapid development attracts some questionable operators. Stick to ExpertListing's verified properties. Never pay without seeing the property in person. Verify the C of O and confirm who actually owns the building. Be wary of prices that seem too low even for Awoyaya. Get a signed tenancy agreement before any money changes hands. If an agent pressures you to pay quickly; walk away.

Let's keep it real; Awoyaya to the Island is a serious commute. You're looking at 90-150 minutes during rush hour depending on traffic. Daily; that's 3-5 hours in transit. If both partners commute to the Island; that's your entire evening gone. Awoyaya works for remote workers; people with flexible schedules; or those who work on the Lekki-Ajah axis. If you do the daily Island grind; the rent savings mean nothing when your quality of life is stuck in traffic. Calculate honestly before committing.