How bad is traffic in Abuja, Fct?

Moving to my city, you should be ready to experience heavy traffic in major roads early morning, and late evenings depicting start and close of work, and you should experience the wonderful night life during the weekends.

Living in Abuja is not easy for workers, the need to get to work in time despite the terrible traffic. I advise workers to always set an alarm so as to enable them rise early so as to beat this heavy traffic. It’s a safe city to stay though seeing as the president resides here.

Abuja is the centre of the wonderful country Nigeria, different from other states as it is the seat of the executive. There are lots of good roads with little to no problem with traffic, good water and power supply and many other basic amenities. The scenery is also amazing with places like crush rocks and restaurants which are to die for, you can never run out of fun places.

Public transport system in Abuja comprises mainly of taxis and tricycles, Buses are few. Transport fare is quite cheap and there is rarely any traffic. Hausa language is a plus to learn and pidgin English is commonly spoken. The city has a relaxed atmosphere and a buzzing nightlife especially on the weekends.

As my city is the capital of the country, transportation facilities are in high demand and it is more beneficial to own a vehicle for personal use as opposed to depending on public transportation. Another thing one should consider is the population density which causes traffic jams at certain times of the day on major roads.

Be careful of theft and there’s lots of traffic, so be prepared for that. We have an issue with electricity and internet services. Not to talk of corruption, lack of jobs, poverty, etc. if moving to work, the salary is not worth the stress. The education sector is average, it should be worth a try.

Abuja is the Federal Capital City of Nigeria, moving here has lots of advantages. The road network is great with less traffic, anyone will enjoy it here. Most of the government office headquarters are here and standard of living is fair enough. Anybody can live in Abuja as there are no racial barriers in settling here.