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Flooding Complaints Rise in Ajah as Rainy Season Returns

Renters in Ajah report waterlogged streets and drainage problems following heavy rainfall across parts of the neighbourhood.

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Flooding Complaints Rise in Ajah as Rainy Season Returns

Flood Hotspots and Access Roads

Several reviews mention recurring water accumulation around low lying streets and unfinished drainage channels.

Renters say flooding is most noticeable near inner roads branching off the Lekki corridor, particularly after overnight rainfall.

In some cases, residents report needing to park vehicles on higher ground or delay commuting until water recedes.

Estates Versus Inner Streets

A pattern emerges when comparing living experiences.

Residents inside gated estates often report better road elevation, functional drainage systems, and quicker cleanup after storms.

Those on inner streets more frequently complain about stagnant water, damaged road surfaces, and limited maintenance response.

Commuting Impact During Rain

Flooding worsens already heavy traffic along the Lekki Epe Expressway.

Renters say journeys to Lekki Phase 1 or Victoria Island stretch significantly longer after storms, with flooded service roads forcing cars back onto main routes.

Ride hailing costs also rise during such periods, according to several submissions.

All reviews on Make I Rent Am are anonymous and moderated before publication.

Is flooding common across all parts of Ajah?

No. Experiences differ by street and estate. Some developments have invested heavily in drainage, while others remain more vulnerable during heavy rains.

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