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BNXN Says Lagos Is More Expensive Than Los Angeles, Explains US Relocation

Bukola Ogunsina by Bukola Ogunsina
4 weeks ago
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Nigerian singer Daniel Benson, popularly known as BNXN, has shed light on his decision to relocate to the United States, citing the high cost of living in Lagos as a major factor.

Speaking during a TikTok livestream, the singer stated that, beyond the financial burden, he also finds life in the US safer and less threatening than his experience in Lagos, where encounters with hoodlums and street beggars demanding money were a regular occurrence.

“Since I got to the United States, nobody has asked me to give them money. And people are also suffering here. Lagos is super expensive. It is more expensive than Los Angeles,” he said.

BNXN acknowledged that housing costs in the US are high, disclosing that he currently pays $12,000 in rent per month. However, he noted that, aside from housing, the cost of living in Los Angeles is largely manageable.

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“Aside from housing, every other thing in LA is not expensive. Here you just pay your rent, and you’re good,” he added.

His comments have sparked online conversation, with many Nigerians weighing in on the rising cost of living in Lagos and the growing trend of Nigerian artists and celebrities relocating abroad.

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Bukola Ogunsina

Bukola Ogunsina

Bukola Ogunsina is a journalist at Leadership Newspaper, currently writing for the Lifestyle desk. An award-winning journalist of international repute, she joined Leadership as a Senior Correspondent and rose to Chief Correspondent before serving as Editor of Leadership Sunday from 2018 and General Manager of Special Publications from 2020. Her areas of interest span security, international affairs, development, tourism, and lifestyle. She is a Fellow of the China Africa Press Centre (CAPC) and has participated in international engagements, including the 2013 Arab Travel Market in Dubai and the 2017 BRICS Summit in Beijing.

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