He took to social media after heavy rainfall left his neighborhood submerged, lamenting that despite investing in a house in a prestigious area, flooding makes it difficult to move around.
“In this part of the world, money doesn’t guarantee comfort. You hustle hard, buy a house in what’s called a ‘prime location,’ yet the moment it rains, you’re trapped indoors because everywhere outside is flooded,” he wrote on X.
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His post quickly gained traction, sparking conversations about the city’s vulnerability to seasonal flooding.
Responses to his post were mixed. While some sympathized with his frustration, others criticised his decision to purchase property in Lekki, pointing out the area’s notoriety for flooding.
A number of users also observed that Lagos residents have grown accustomed to such challenges, regardless of status or location.