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Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, which is a part of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is also the national capital of the federation. A half-island city in the Persian Gulf, Abu Dhabi is the second most populous city in UAE after Dubai. It is connected to the mainland by the Maqta and Mussafah Bridges. Located on the southeastern side of the Arabian Peninsula, Abu Dhabi fronts the Persian Gulf for about 450 km. On the west, it borders Qatar, and on the east, it borders Oman. Saudi Arabia lies in the south of Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi is the wealthiest and largest of the seven constituent emirates. Previously an underdeveloped town, the oil revenues of the Emirates have helped in the development of the city into a modern one. Owing to its rich oil fields, it is also one of the most prosperous emirates. Through the 19th and early 20th centuries, instead of being the capital city, Dubai and Sharjah continued to be known as rich cities in the economy. During the early 20th century, pearl diving and local trade were primary sources of revenue for Abu Dhabi. Later with the onset of the global economic depression, pearl diving declined in 1929. Today, Abu Dhabi's economy is heavily dependent on crude oil production. Owing to the revenues earned from crude oil and global investments, today, Abu Dhabi has one of the world's highest per capita incomes. In Arabic, the name 'Abu Dhabi' translates to the 'Father of Gazelle'. The presidential palace, Qaṣr Al-Waṭan, or the Palace of the nation, is located in Abu Dhabi. December to March is considered the peak season for tourists. The city experiences the best weather during this time. It is neither too hot nor humid, making your stay in the capital comfortable.

Lagos is a city and a chief port located in the southwestern part of Nigeria. It is the largest city in Nigeria. Until 1975, it was the capital of the Lagos state. It also used to be the federal capital of Nigeria till December 1991. Ikeja and Abuja replaced Lagos as the state and federal capital, respectively. One of the largest cities in Sub-Saharan Africa, Lagos City's population primarily lives on Lagos Island, Lagos Lagoon, on the Bight of Benin in the Gulf of Guinea.Lagos was originally a part of the United Kingdom’s West African Settlements from 1866 to 1874. It was a British Crown Colony. It became a part of the Gold Coast Colony before achieving a separate status under a British governor. Then, in 1906, Lagos became amalgamated with the Protectorate of Southern Nigeria. With the union of southern and northern Nigeria, Lagos was made the capital in 1914. In 1960, it became the capital of independent Nigeria and remained so till it was replaced by Abuja. The city is spread over what used to be the four main islands, namely Lagos, Iddo, Ikoyi, and Victoria. Today, stated as one of Nigeria's most cosmopolitan cities, Lagos is home to most of the banks and financial institutions like the Stock Exchange in Lagos State. Lagos State is considered Nigeria's only state that is capable of sustaining itself through its operations. Lagos city plays a huge part in this achievement.