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Lagos Life Abuja: All 69 Places and Opening Hours

Every Lagos Life place in Abuja with area, opening hours and what to do there, from Aso Rock to Wuse Market and the Wuse 2 nightlife. Checked October 6, 2026.

10/6/2026 Last updated: 10/6/2026 Verified in-game by Lyn on October 6, 2026

Abuja is the third city in Lagos Life, and it is the biggest list of places: 69 in the game’s data, from Aso Rock and the National Assembly to Wuse Market, Jabi Lake Mall and a long row of Wuse 2 lounges and clubs. You switch cities with the tabs on the world map.

A 3D map of Abuja showing Jabi Lake, Aso Rock, the Three Arms Zone, the stadium and the airport runway
The Abuja map: Jabi Lake, Zuma Rock and the airport runway are all visible. Screenshot from Lagos Life, October 6, 2026.

All Abuja places

“Things to do” counts the in-venue activities the game lists for each place. Hours use the 24-hour game clock, and hours that end after midnight run into the next day.

PlaceAreaOpening hoursThings to doWhat it is
Abuja City GateAirport Road06:00–22:004The white-and-green arch where the airport road comes into the city.
Capital MotorsAirport Road08:00–22:005Abuja’s biggest car showroom, on the Airport Road.
Nnamdi Azikiwe International AirportAirport Road24 hours6Abuja’s airport, out on the Airport Road.
Monoliza ParkArea 11, Garki09:00–22:004The sports and fun park off R.B. Dikko Street in Area 11.
National Children’s Park & ZooAsokoro09:00–18:005Behind the Presidential Villa in Asokoro.
Bar YuccaCentral Area12:00–02:00 (next day)4The rooftop bar and restaurant on top of Ceddi Plaza.
National Hospital AbujaCentral Area24 hours4The big federal hospital in the Central Area.
Abuja National MosqueCentral Business District05:00–22:005The golden dome and four minarets on Independence Avenue, with white arcades round a marble courtyard.
Arts & Crafts VillageCentral Business District09:00–19:004Thatched huts full of carvings, masks, beads and bronze, behind Silverbird.
Ceddi PlazaCentral Business District09:00–22:005The plaza on Tafawa Balewa Way since 2003.
Eagle SquareCentral Business District06:00–22:004The giant parade ground with the covered grandstand.
Fraser Suites AbujaCentral Business District24 hours4The five-star serviced suites on Leventis Close.
International Conference CentreCentral Business District08:00–22:005The grand conference centre on Herbert Macaulay Way.
Kefiano AutosCentral Business District09:00–18:005The big dealer on Muhammadu Buhari Way.
National Christian CentreCentral Business District06:00–22:005The tall white church across the road from the National Mosque.
Silverbird Entertainment CentreCentral Business District10:00–23:005The glass tower on Constitution Avenue.
World Trade Center AbujaCentral Business District07:00–23:005The twin glass towers on Constitution Avenue.
Central Park AbujaGarki10:00–20:005The fun park on Kur Mohammed Avenue.
Garki MarketGarki07:00–19:004Garki’s big market: foodstuff, fabrics and shoes, tailors bent over their machines, and zobo and puff-puff…
Garki Police DivisionGarki II24 hours10The divisional police headquarters in Garki II, where anyone arrested in Abuja ends up.
i-Fitness GuzapeGuzape05:00–22:006i-Fitness’s gym on Babagana Kingibe Street, Guzape.
Gwagwalada Market & Motor ParkGwagwalada06:00–20:004Gwagwalada town, down the Lokoja road past the airport.
University of AbujaGwagwalada06:00–23:005UniAbuja’s main campus off the airport road.
Ecofitness HubGwarinpa05:00–22:006The big gym in Aki Cube Mall on 3rd Avenue, Gwarinpa.
Idu Railway StationIdu06:00–21:005Where the Abuja–Kaduna train starts, out west in the Idu industrial area.
EFCC HeadquartersJabi08:00–18:004The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s glass headquarters in Jabi.
Federal Medical Centre JabiJabi24 hours4The federal hospital in Jabi: the outpatient clinic.
Jabi Lake MallJabi09:00–22:006The biggest mall in Abuja, right on the lake.
Jabi Motor ParkJabi24 hours5The big interstate park by Jabi Lake.
Nile University of NigeriaJabi Airport Bypass07:00–22:004The private university in the Research and Institution Area off the Airport Road.
AbujaCarKado09:00–20:005The smart auto gallery at 102 Ahmadu Bello Way, Kado.
Baze UniversityKuchigoro, Airport Road07:00–22:004Off the Airport Road in Kuchigoro, behind the National Judicial Institute.
Magic LandKukwaba10:00–20:005Nigeria’s oldest big amusement park, by the National Stadium.
Moshood Abiola National StadiumKukwaba07:00–22:005The big national stadium on the Airport Road.
Zuma RockMadalla06:00–18:004The huge monolith at the edge of the FCT, on the road to Kaduna.
Escape HouseMaitama24 hours4The spa on Usuma Street, Maitama.
IBB International Golf & Country ClubMaitama06:00–22:005Eighteen holes in Maitama with the hills behind.
Lupita RooftopMaitama16:00–03:00 (next day)5The rooftop lounge on Lualaba Close, Maitama.
Millennium ParkMaitama07:00–19:004Abuja’s biggest park: lawns, the long water channel, a cascade and the Aso hills behind.
Transcorp Hilton AbujaMaitama24 hours6Where the deals are made: a marble lobby under the chandelier.
Unity FountainMaitama07:00–00:004The fountain with every state’s name around it, by the Transcorp.
Ventures ParkMaitama07:00–23:005Abuja’s best-known innovation hub, off Kwaji Close in Maitama.
Guards Polo ClubMaitama–Asokoro07:00–19:005Off the Murtala Mohammed Expressway by the Maitama–Asokoro road.
Sarkinmota AutosOlusegun Obasanjo Way09:00–19:005The ‘King of Cars’ beside the NNPC Mega Station on Olusegun Obasanjo Way.
Federal SecretariatShehu Shagari Way06:00–20:004The ministries’ long blocks by Eagle Square.
Aso RockThree Arms Zone06:00–19:003The giant granite rock that towers over the Presidential Villa.
National AssemblyThree Arms Zone08:00–17:005Inside the green dome: the red Senate chamber.
Supreme Court of NigeriaThree Arms Zone08:00–17:004The country’s highest court, in the Three Arms Zone.
345 NightlifeWuse 223:00–09:00 (next day)10The after-party club on Aminu Kano Crescent.
Abuja Luxe SpaWuse 224 hours4The 24-hour massage spa on Bawku Street, Wuse 2.
BOTOWuse 212:00–23:004Fine dining on Yalinga Street: African classics done the international way and plated like art.
Banex PlazaWuse 209:00–02:00 (next day)4Phones, laptops, chargers and screen repairs by day.
Barracuda Rooftop LoungeWuse 212:00–03:00 (next day)4Up on the roof at 111 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
City ParkWuse 208:00–00:004The leafy park on Ahmadu Bello Way.
HavanaWuse 212:00–01:00 (next day)4Latin-American fusion fine dining on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
Hustle & BustleWuse 224 hours15The giant club in the House of Cubana on Aminu Kano Crescent.
Kryxtal LoungeWuse 224 hours4The 24-hour lounge on Aminu Kano Crescent: Afrobeats, bottles with sparklers and goat meat pepper soup at 3am.
Magic CityWuse 222:00–06:00 (next day)918+ only.
Mar’s CaféWuse 209:00–20:003The pretty café on the ground floor of Natsu Mall, off Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
Marks at the ParkWuse 212:00–23:003Japanese and pan-Asian fine dining at 163 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
Moscow UndergroundWuse 222:00–06:00 (next day)13The most expensive club in Abuja, down the stairs at 35 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
Palm AveWuse 211:00–23:003Inside River Plate Park on Ahmadu Bello Way.
Papiee’s MeatroWuse 212:00–01:00 (next day)3The cabin restaurant and garden in Wuse 2.
Play Imperial LoungeWuse 221:00–05:00 (next day)8The lounge and club on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent where Abuja goes out without breaking the bank.
Tokyo NightlifeWuse 222:00–08:00 (next day)8On Lobito Crescent: a neon club under red lanterns that turns into a breakfast spot at dawn.
Trukadero by CityBowlWuse 211:00–01:00 (next day)4Bowling, pool tables and chilling at 131B Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
Tulip BistroWuse 208:00–23:003A cosy bistro on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent.
Novare CentralWuse Zone 509:00–21:005Three floors of shops off Michael Okpara Way: the cinema, fashion, ice cream and the fun zone for the kids.
Wuse MarketWuse Zone 507:00–19:004Abuja’s busiest market.

Smaller places: everything you can do

Places with only a few activities are covered here instead of on their own pages. Times are in game minutes; effects show how each activity changes your needs.

Eagle Square

Central Business District, open 06:00–22:00. The game describes it as: “The giant parade ground with the covered grandstand. Independence parades, inaugurations, concerts, and a lot of space to jog.”

ActivityTimeCostEffectSkill
Jog Round the Square45 minFreeFun +6, Energy −12, Hygiene −16fitness (1.2)
Photo by the Grandstand20 minFreeFun +16photography (0.7)
Watch the Parade1 hFreeFun +20, Social +12–
Concert on the Square2 h₦2,000Fun +30, Social +16, Energy −8dance (0.5)
  • Best free option: Watch the Parade (Fun +20, Social +12).
  • Most Fun and Social per naira: Concert on the Square at ₦2,000 (Fun +30, Social +16, Energy −8).
  • Biggest splurge: Concert on the Square at ₦2,000.

Zuma Rock

Madalla, open 06:00–18:00. The game describes it as: “The huge monolith at the edge of the FCT, on the road to Kaduna. Hike the foothills and find the face in the rock.”

ActivityTimeCostEffectSkill
Find the Face in the Rock30 minFreeFun +20–
Hike the Foothills1 h 30 minFreeFun +18, Energy −14, Hygiene −14fitness (1.2)
Zuma Rock at Golden Hour20 minFreeFun +18photography (0.9)
Roast Corn & Ube by the Road15 min₦300Hunger +20 at once, Fun +6 at once–
  • Best free option: Find the Face in the Rock (Fun +20).
  • Most Fun and Social per naira: Roast Corn & Ube by the Road at ₦300 (Hunger +20 at once, Fun +6 at once).
  • Biggest splurge: Roast Corn & Ube by the Road at ₦300.

Millennium Park

Maitama, open 07:00–19:00. The game describes it as: “Abuja’s biggest park: lawns, the long water channel, a cascade and the Aso hills behind. Bring a picnic, bring bae, bring your camera.”

ActivityTimeCostEffectSkill
Photos with the Hills Behind20 minFreeFun +16photography (0.8)
Stroll by the Water Channel45 minFreeFun +12, Energy +3–
Sunset Date by the Water1 hFreeFun +18, Social +22charisma (0.5)
Picnic on the Lawn1 h₦400Fun +12, Social +10, Hunger +30 at once–
  • Best free option: Sunset Date by the Water (Fun +18, Social +22).
  • Most Fun and Social per naira: Picnic on the Lawn at ₦400 (Fun +12, Social +10, Hunger +30 at once).
  • Biggest splurge: Picnic on the Lawn at ₦400.

Aso Rock

Three Arms Zone, open 06:00–19:00. The game describes it as: “The giant granite rock that towers over the Presidential Villa. You can’t go in the Villa, but the view from the road is something else.”

ActivityTimeCostEffectSkill
Gaze Up at Aso Rock30 minFreeFun +14, Energy +2–
Photos with Aso Rock20 minFreeFun +16photography (0.8)
Watch a Siren Convoy Pass15 minFreeFun +12, Social +4–

Best free option: Photos with Aso Rock (Fun +16).

Wuse Market

Wuse Zone 5, open 07:00–19:00. The game describes it as: “Abuja’s busiest market. Foodstuff, fabrics, kilishi from the North and fura da nono in a calabash. Haggle well.”

ActivityTimeCostEffectSkill
Buy Foodstuff0 minFree––
Fura da Nono in a Calabash15 min₦500Hunger +28 at once, Fun +6 at once–
Haggle for Atampa & Lace30 min₦500Fun +10hustle (1)
Buy Kilishi from the Mallam10 min₦1,000Hunger +22 at once, Fun +8 at once–
  • Best free option: Buy Foodstuff (–).
  • Most Fun and Social per naira: Haggle for Atampa & Lace at ₦500 (Fun +10).
  • Biggest splurge: Buy Kilishi from the Mallam at ₦1,000.

Jobs in Abuja

Five careers are based here: Civil Service at the Federal Secretariat, Keke Riding at Gwagwalada, Wuse Market Trading (top level: Sarkin Kasuwa), Mai Shayi at the Federal Secretariat tea stand, and Lounge Waiting at Kryxtal Lounge. See the jobs and salaries guide.

Housing in Abuja

Five homes run from a single room in Kubwa (₦2,800 per week) to a mansion in Asokoro (₦1,400,000 per week). See the full housing table.

Getting there

Abuja has its own airport, and you can also reach it by night bus or by driving your own car. See the transport and flights guide.

Checked in-game and against the game’s data tables, October 6, 2026. This is an independent fan wiki.

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