Adekunle is a suburb in Yaba with close proximity to Alagomeji, Sabo as well as the Third Mainland Bridge. Houses in the area consist mostly of old storey buildings with a couple of modern ones. Adekunle boasts of a good network of roads which are fairly accessible. The power supply here is fairly constant. Adekunle is mainly residential as there are little to no companies here, just stores and shops. A popular street in Adekunle is Simpson Street.
Adekunle is the host community to many religious worship centres, schools, hospitals, and other social facilities. Some churches in the area include the Adventist church, Foursquare Church, Redeemed Christian Church of God as well as a Catholic Church. There are many mosques around the neighbourhood too. Adekunle is close to the Lagos State Library and the National Library. A major school in the area is the Adekunle Anglican School. Hospitals that serve the residents of Adekunle include Mount Sinai Hospital and Elmac Hospital.
The roadside bars and chill-out spots in Adekunle will sure thrill any outgoing and fun loving person. For fun and recreation, Adekunle provides a lot of roadside bars, Tickle and Treats, Suya Spots, Nono’s Delight, Hotel Lawa, Jonesville amongst others. Sporting activities are quite popular amongst the young and middle-aged as Adekunle plays host community to a football pitch where soccer matches are held periodically.
Pharmacies, roadside shops and night markets are spread across the Adekunle community. There is a night market from 7 pm in Adekunle that serves its residents. There are also a number of roadside shops to cater to the needs of people in the area. The Tonyson Pharmacy and Stores is a major store that serves the Adekunle residents as well as the Life back Pharmacy and Stores. Residents can always visit the nearby Tejuosho Market too.
A neighbourhood full of old high-rise buildings and easy commuting for residents. From Adekunle, it is easy to access various parts of the Island as well as the mainland effortlessly. Expect to see old, high-rise buildings on the streets of Adekunle. There is little to no traffic in the area. Each street that makes Adekunle is effortlessly connected to each other.
Residents are middle or lower class youths and elderly citizens as the greater part of the inhabitants found around Adekunle area incorporate the elderly, young people, middle and lower class citizens.