Oyo, Nigeria
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With a population of over 7.6 million, Oyo State is a bustling, chaotic hub in southwestern Nigeria. The economy remains largely agrarian, though the capital Ibadan is the third most populated city in the country. While the region boasts a rich history and cultural heritage, bureaucratic headaches are a persistent challenge. Those drawn to the state's vibrant Yoruba culture and natural attractions like the Old Oyo National Park may find Oyo an intriguing, if occasionally frustrating, destination.
Can I afford Oyo?
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You could save
$2234 / month
Savings Rate74%
Rent $251
Living Costs $515
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Safety63
Healthcare0
Walkability5
NomadGrocery Basket
Milk (1L)$3
Bread (loaf)—
Eggs (12)$2
Rice (1kg)$1
Chicken (1kg)—
Eating Out
Meal (Inexpensive)$3
Meal (Mid-range)$15
Cappuccino$3
Water (0.33L)$0
Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)$15
Mobile Plan (mo)$17
Gym (mo)$15
Cinema Ticket$6
Housing
1BR Center (mo)$251
1BR Outside (mo)—
3BR Center (mo)$664
3BR Outside (mo)—
Expat Life
English Proficiency
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—Elevation
307mNearest Airport
ILR (73km)Local Economy
Avg Monthly Salary
$33Mortgage Interest Rate
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— Temperature
— Annual Rainfall
768 mm Coworking Spaces
— Best Months to Visit
May, Jun, Jul, Aug