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Lagos National Stadium, Lagos
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Lagos National Stadium, Lagos
Lagos National Stadium, Lagos, Nigeria
clipped from Google - 05/2010
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| Opening Hours: | daily |
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| Public Transport: | no |
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| First to Review: | olalelakn gbolahan lawal |
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Activities , Tourist-free Updated 767 days ago
I think its ok during the sports season and if you are looking to exercise, you could go there over the weekends, yu find tons of people working out
Review by dapo ogunsanya
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Activities , Family , Popular Updated 768 days ago
The lagos National stadium is one place that anybody will love to be on a typical match day,especially if you are a football enthusias.However,there are other sporting activities going on in the place which makes it a complete sport center.Apart from the sporting side,there is a pub located right in the premises that allows for socialization and its called the O'JEZ BAR.
Review by olalelakn gbolahan lawal
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Activities , Tourist-free , Popular Updated 795 days ago
The Lagos National Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Surulere, Lagos State, Nigeria. It was used mostly for football matches until 2001. It hosted several international competitions including the 2000 African Cup of Nations final and World Cup qualifying matches. It also served as the main stadium for the 1973 All-Africa Games.
When the stadium was built in 1972 it had a capacity of 45,000. The capacity was then expanded to 55,000 in 1999.
It last hosted a national team game in 2004.
Review by Akwaete John Udoh
