Gidi GuideAbuja and Port Harcourt in Lagos Life
Two new cities arrived around 6 October, days after launch. Here's what players have mapped so far, and what to check before you move.
Getting there
You can travel by intercity bus, night bus or flight. Fares and travel times aren't published, so check the price in the game before you book. Players report the weekly transport subsidy covers danfo and keke fares, not intercity trips.
Where you can live
| City | Areas to live | Stand-out |
|---|---|---|
| Abuja | Kubwa, Wuse, Maitama | A fresh map to explore |
| Port Harcourt | Rumuokoro, Woji | The refinery, home of the Oil and Gas career |
These figures are player-reported, not official. The game is patched often, so treat them as a starting point.
The ride app lists 134 destinations across all three cities, so there's plenty to find. The Oil and Gas career is only playable in Port Harcourt for now. Lagos's airport and Apapa refinery are still marked "coming soon".
Before you move
- Your life comes with you. Your account, balance and bills carry over. It isn't a fresh start.
- Two homes means two rents. Rent is due every Saturday in every city, so a second home doubles the bill.
- Falling behind has a cost. Players report that if you fall too far behind on rent, the game moves you to the cheapest home and clears what you owed.
- Bring a cushion. Travel costs naira, and a long trip can cost hygiene and fun too.
We'll add more on venues and jobs in both cities as players map them out.