Step into the extraordinary world of Makoko, the floating community in Lagos, Nigeria that defies expectations. Often referred to as the "Venice of Africa," this vibrant neighborhood is home to resilient and resourceful people who have built a thriving life on water—with homes, schools, churches, and even hospitals all floating on the lagoon. 

In this eye-opening video, we take you deep into the swampy heart of Makoko floating village, where generations of fishermen and families from tribes like the Ijaw, Ilaje, and Itsekiri have lived for decades. Despite the harsh living conditions and lack of government support, their strong community spirit, entrepreneurial drive, and cultural identity shine brightly. 

Makoko floating slum is may not be for everyone—but it challenges our idea of what it means to live well. Join us on this immersive journey and share your thoughts: 

Could you live here? 👇 Leave a comment and let us know what you think about life in Makoko.