What it is

A tinted sunscreen with SPF 70 and PA+++, offering broad spectrum (UVB + UVA) protection.
The formula is described as “tinted … self-adjusting … blends into all skin tones”, “light coverage”, “prevents tanning”, “non-greasy, water resistant”.
It also lists additional skincare type ingredients (niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate, ascorbic acid, hydrolyzed pearl) in its composition.
Recommended usage: apply 15 minutes before sun exposure; reapply after swimming or sweating, at least every 2 hours.

Why it might be a good fit for you here in Lagos (Nigeria)
The high SPF of 70 is beneficial for strong sun exposure, which is relevant in Nigeria.
It’s tinted and claims to blend into different skin tones—which is helpful if you prefer a sunscreen that also evens out your tone or reduces the need for separate makeup.
It’s available locally: various Nigerian online stores list the product.

Things to watch / possible drawbacks
“Tinted” may mean the shade may not match every skin tone perfectly—especially darker skin tones, depending on the tint range. Always good to test if possible.

My recommendation for using it
Apply generously and evenly on all sun-exposed areas. The “50g” size seems for face/body.
Reapply every 2 hours or more frequently if you sweat, swim or towel‐dry.
Since it’s tinted and matt-finish, you could use it as your base under makeup (it claims suitability).
Check how the tint appears on your skin tone; if it’s visibly lighter/different, you might want to test a small amount first.