Published Aug 16, 2022 by Uche Emordi

Oniru Lagos: Everything You Need To Know

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Oniru Lagos: The Residential, Commercial and Market Hub

Oniru Lagos formerly Maroko is a community bounded by the atlantic ocean, Lekki Phase 1/Ikate, Ikoyi and Victoria island. The government once demolished the development there to give way for what we have today as Oniru.

Oniru starts from the popular sandfill bustops and terminates at lekki tollgate.

Bordered by Victroia Island, Lekki Phase One and the Atlantic Ocean

Lagos is a coastal city and the abundant beach views and ocean breeze of the atlantic ocean can be seen and felt from almost anywhere in Oniru.

Oniru Beach

Little wonder why the popular landmark beach is located at Oniru/VI.

Victoria Island Neighbor

Oniru connects Victoria island- another upsace neighborhood in Lagos and most people even confuse Oniru for Victoria island as one and the same.

Lekki Phase 1 Neighbor

You can connect Oniru directly to Lekki phase 1 and Ikate just behind Four Points by Sheraton

Major divisions of Oniru are;

The residential cluster.
The commercial cluster.
Oniru Market.

Residential Cluster in Oniru

Estate Intel has tracked a total of 1,285 residential units (467 completed projects and 818 pipeline projects) in Oniru. All house types, including apartments, town houses, and detached units are available in Oniru.

Commercial Cluster in Oniru

Office complexes, event centres, hospitals, beaches, are some of the many commercial buildings in Oniru.

Hospitals, restaurants, bars and malls can also be found in Oniru.

Also, construction is almost always going on for different high rise residential and commercial buildings in Oniru. It is a fast moving profitable real estate market.

Oniru Market

Oniri has a popular market that services the Oniru and Victoria island axis, just like the Jakande market serves osapa london/lekki axis.

Waste management leaves much to be desired in these parts and it has the similitude of a "ghetto" in such a high class neighborhood - but that is the story of most neighborhoods in Lagos.