👋 Happy Sunday, Valued readers
Today’s edition rounds up the most read stories from last week, covering the housing and economic issues that kept readers talking. We also share a set of Sunday insights focused on Detty December, highlighting practical alternative accommodation options in Lagos as hotel prices surge and availability tightens.
Finally, we look ahead to the new week, flagging key developments to watch across housing, policy, and the broader economy.
Most Read News of the week
FX MARKET SNAPSHOT TODAY
USD > NGN | 1,482.26 | Up by 0.34% |
GDP > NGN | 1,982.15 | Up by 0.04% |
EUR > NGN | 1,740.75 | Up by 0.01% |
CAD > NGN | 1,076.02 | Down by 0.04% |
🌤️ A Light Sunday Insight:
Three Affordable Hotel Alternatives for Detty December in Lagos
Detty December in Lagos does not have to come with luxury hotel prices. For readers looking to stay central, comfortable, and budget conscious, these hotels offer solid alternatives without compromising location or basic amenities.
1. Ibis Lagos Ikeja
A reliable option close to the airport and nightlife hubs. Clean rooms, consistent service, and predictable pricing make it a favourite for short stays.
2. Presken Hotel, Ikeja
Well priced and popular with business and leisure travellers. Locations around Ikeja offer easy access to clubs, malls, and event venues.
3. Atlantic Palms Suites, Lekki Phase 1
Ideal for those attending events on the Island. Offers serviced apartment style rooms at rates lower than most beachfront hotels.
Tip for readers: booking early or choosing weekdays over weekends can significantly reduce Detty December accommodation costs.
Quote of the day:
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” — Benjamin Franklin
🔄 What to Watch in the Week Ahead
Inflation and macro signals
Markets will be watching for fresh signals on inflation direction and policy expectations as 2025 draws to a close.
Housing affordability pressures
Rising rents and service charges remain a key issue across Lagos and Abuja, with more data expected from market operators.
Public finance and allocations
Attention remains on how increased government allocations are translating into real economic impact at the state and local level.
Construction and materials costs
Developers continue to track cement, steel, and finishing material prices heading into the new year.
Year end travel and hospitality trends
Detty December traffic, hotel occupancy, and short let pricing will offer insight into consumer spending strength.
HAVE A GREAT DAY 😃
Produced by: Amarachi Okeke
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