The Lagos State Government has officially kicked off a 110-day rehabilitation project on the Ogudu–Ifako bridge, one of the busiest mainland–island routes.
And if you work on the Island but live on the mainland, your daily commute probably just doubled in time — and tension.
What This Means for the Everyday Commuter
Let’s be honest:
– That 45-minute commute? Now 2+ hours.
– Missed meetings.
– Burnt fuel.
– Lost time.
– Skyrocketing stress levels — even before work begins.
And the worst part?
– There’s no shortcut. No back road that makes it all magically go away.
So… What If the Fix Isn’t the Road — But the Lifestyle?
It’s easy to blame traffic, bad roads, or roadworks.
But maybe, just maybe, it’s time to ask:
“Do I actually want to live this way?”
Because while bridges close and repairs begin, some Lagosians are starting to make a different kind of move — one toward peace, flexibility, and proximity to their places of work.
Just within the island, where there’s calm, a connected neighborhood that feels like a cheat code for Lagos living.
It’s called Lekki.
And with RentSmallSmall, living there is no longer a financial marathon.
Here’s how:
– Monthly or quarterly rent plans that fit your salary cycle
– Zero agent fees — what you see is what you pay
– Fully verified apartments — no catfish listings
It’s not about running from Lagos. It’s about being smarter within it.
The Real Impact?
“I used to spend 4 hours a day commuting from Ogba to Lekki. Now I walk to work from Lekki. I sleep better, I’m more productive, and the flexible rent plan helped me buy my first car.”
— Tolu, moved via RentSmallSmall, 2023
It’s not just about saving money.
It’s about saving your time, your health, and your peace of mind.
Ready to Rethink What ‘Home’ Means?
If you’ve been feeling the pressure of Lagos life lately —
Maybe this traffic is more than an inconvenience. Maybe it’s a sign.
Explore Ologolo Properties on RentSmallSmall
You don’t need a miracle.
Just a little more flexibility — and the right neighborhood.
Less commuting. More living.
That’s the SmallSmall way.
