Awka, NigeriaCapital City
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With a population of 301,657 as of 2006, Awka is the bustling capital of Anambra State, Nigeria. The city has undergone rapid growth in recent years, attracting businesses and residents from across the country. However, this development has come with its challenges - the economy revolves heavily around government, and the infamous Eke Awka market is a notorious traffic nightmare. Bureaucracy is a persistent headache, and the intense heat during the dry season can be oppressive. Still, Awka's strategic location, university presence, and welcoming culture make it an appealing option for Igbo professionals and the large diaspora population seeking to reconnect with their roots.
Can I afford Awka?
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You could save
$1742 / month
Savings Rate58%
Rent (Bahamas Average Adjusted)$743
Living Costs $515
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Safety1
Healthcare20
Walkability5
NomadGrocery Basket
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Eggs (12)—
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Eating Out
Meal (Inexpensive)$1
Meal (Mid-range)$23
Cappuccino$4
Water (0.33L)$0
Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)—
Mobile Plan (mo)$4
Gym (mo)$15
Cinema Ticket—
Housing
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Expat Life
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91mNearest Airport
ABB (44km)Local Economy
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— Temperature
— Annual Rainfall
1701 mm Coworking Spaces
— Best Months to Visit
May, Jun, Jul, Aug