Which other states or Cities come close to Lagos in terms of these vast Diversity, notably states outside the Southwest?

Lived most of my life in Lagos, lived in Ilorin a Year, ijebu ode, and Otta For a few months.
These places are just a bit less to Lagos, but still similar in diversity.
Especially otta and other areas in Ogun.

Those who know Lagos and well and have traveled all through, lived in the south south, SE, middle belt and north, pls tell me what it's like...
For Example, Is it a common occurrence to see Yorubas, hear yoruba music blasting or just them speaking loudly on the Road

Abuja and Kaduna are close. I'm kd you can easily find Yoruba settlement, tivi, idoma, Igbos mostly around Sabo u Sunday. But it is now highly divided btw christians and Muslim. Abuja is by far the best. You'll find everybody here

Only Abuja and then Plateau, Kaduna and Kogi can boast of diversity. In Lagos, Yoruba culture and language dominates and you can see their handwriting there that it's our land.

fortunateme:
Abuja and Kaduna are close. I'm kd you can easily find Yoruba settlement, tivi, idoma, Igbos mostly around Sabo u Sunday. But it is now highly divided btw christians and Muslim. Abuja is by far the best. You'll find everybody here

What about Portharcourt? I was asking a fellow and he said Yoruba presence is there very well
Do you know PH well? Is this true
Na that South-south and South east I wan see

Goodlady:
Only Abuja and then Plateau, Kaduna and Kogi can boast of diversity. In Lagos, Yoruba culture and language dominates and you can see their handwriting there that it's our land.

What about Portharcourt? I was asking a fellow and he said Yoruba presence is there very well
Do you know PH well? Is this true?
Na that South-south and South east gan gan I go like see if there's any semblance to Lagos' diversity

GreaterFuture:

What about Portharcourt? I was asking a fellow and he said Yoruba presence is there very well
Do you know PH well? Is this true?
Na that South-south and South east gan gan I go like see if there's any semblance to Lagos' diversity

Port Harcourt is quite different from Lagos from someone who have lived in both cities the way of life .
Hope you are good with pigeon English .

Shukudis want to come & steal our Lagos from us.

Yorùbás better be very smart & see beyond the smokescreen.

igbos are not your friend & they don’t mean well for the Yorùbás.

Smartguyboy:


Port Harcourt is quite different from Lagos from someone who have lived in both cities the way of life .
Hope you are good with pigeon English .

I'm not coming there
Just wanna know if it has that yoruba presence

GreaterFuture:

I'm not coming there
Just wanna know if it has that yoruba presence

Many Yoruba people there I grown up with one lati

Smartguyboy:


Many Yoruba people there I grown up with one lati

And is it common to hear people speak yoruba
Do you by chance Understand Yoruba too?

GreaterFuture:

And is it common to hear people speak yoruba
Do you by chance Understand Yoruba too?

Dey don’t speak Yoruba
If you are looking for a place where dem speak it Port Harcourt is not the place .

Goodlady:
Only Abuja and then Plateau, Kaduna and Kogi can boast of diversity. In Lagos, Yoruba culture and language dominates and you can see their handwriting there that it's our land.

How can Lagos be your land when it is a no man's land?

Smartguyboy:

Dey don’t speak Yoruba
If you are looking for a place where dem speak it Port Harcourt is not the place .

Again! I'm not looking!
I'm just curious to know, what the social dynamics is like, if at all there is a place where a major tribe that's not close to there, is quite common and available there
The most probable pattern obviously, is to use Yorùbá in non SW axis, e.g SS and SE