Lagos Ranked Fifth Best African City to Live and Work 

 

By Bada Abraham

According to a 2023 report by Brand Finance City, Lagos has been ranked as the fifth best African city for people to live, work, and invest in. The report assessed the desirability of various cities, and Lagos received a score of 56.7% in the survey. It was ranked behind Cape Town (South Africa), Cairo (Egypt), Johannesburg (South Africa), and Casablanca (Morocco), which took the top four positions with scores of 62.9%, 60.7%, 59.7%, and 59.3% respectively.

 

According to PUNCH Newspaper, among the 100 world’s best cities, Cape Town, Cairo, Johannesburg, Casablanca, Lagos, and Nairobi were the only African cities to make the list, holding positions 60, 67, 72, 76, 90, and 94 respectively.

On the global stage, London was ranked as the world’s best city brand, with a score of 84.6%, followed by New York and Paris with scores of 83.0% and 79.7% respectively.

The ranking was based on a global survey of nearly 15,000 members of the public conducted in April 2023 across 20 countries on all continents. The survey aimed to measure perceptions of the world’s top 100 cities.

David Haigh, the Chairman and CEO of Brand Finance, attributed London’s exceptional performance to its global familiarity, which allowed the city to draw significant economic benefits from migration, investment, and tourism.

Overall, the ranking reflects the positive perceptions and desirability of cities among the global population.


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