Iganmu takes pride in hosting the only Pan-African Arts and Culture Festival that ever took place in Nigeria; FESTAC 77. Within the suburb also lies the headquarters of Nigeria’s first and largest brewing firm; The Nigerian Breweries Plc.
As a resident of Iganmu, you can always expect a pleasant and fascinating shopping experience in the area. Big Choice Supermarket and First Faith Supermarket offer indoor grocery shopping, Yomi Casual provides bespoke clothing and Lush Hair Extension store is a perfect hair store for the ladies.
If you prefer to live in an estate, there are few choices available in and around Iganmu. You can settle down in James Island Estate, Alaka Estate or Royal estate Phase 1 or 2.
A trip to Iganmu is not complete without a tour of The National Arts Theatre, a one-of-a-kind structure built as a replica of the Palace of Culture and Sports in Varna. Kernel Park and Imanidee Beauty Plus Spa are other excellent places to spend your day in Iganmu.
In Iganmu, there are not many clubs or lounges, however you can visit the bars in the neighbourhood. Hunter’s Lounge, The Cabin, The Place Nightclub and Oldskool Generations Spot are top options.
The schools in Iganmu are capable of satisfying the educational demands of any youngster. In this sense, Government College and Secondary School, Itolo Girls Junior Secondary School, Auxin Private School, Aquinas Private School as well as Rainbow College, have excellent reputations.
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