What the fragrance is
The fragrance is marketed as a men’s Eau de Parfum (EDP) sized at 100 ml.

It’s described as being part of the “For Him” line, aimed at the modern man, with a blend of spicy, woody and aromatic notes — for example: cardamom, nutmeg, cinnamon are mentioned.

The scent profile (according to retailers) suggests: top/heart notes: spices and aromatic herbs; base: woods, musk, warm earthy tones.

How it might perform / intended usage
Because it’s an EDP, you can expect higher fragrance-concentration than an EDT (so longer lasting/stronger projection) — though actual wear-time depends on skin, environment, layering, etc.

Given the warm/humid climate in Lagos/Ikeja, a spicy-woody scent might drift easily into strong territory. So it may behave quite bold especially in the heat.

This kind of fragrance (spicy/woody) is often more evening or cooler-weather friendly. But many retailers say it is “versatile … for day & evening”.

It may suit someone who wants a signature scent with character, rather than something very fresh/light. The notes (cardamom, nutmeg, cinnamon, woods, musk) suggest a richer scent.

Things to watch / things to check
Authenticity / price variation: The huge price spread (₦12,000 vs ₦45,000) suggests some of the listings may be non-official or grey imports. Always buy from a reliable retailer.

Condition for Nigerian climate: Because of humidity and high heat, stronger scents may fade faster (compete with body heat/sweat) or might feel too heavy. Test it if possible.

Fragrance interaction with skin: Spicy/woody notes can sometimes be overwhelming on warmer skin or in strong sunlight. If you find it strong, use fewer sprays or apply to clothes rather than skin.

Storage & shelf life: Perfumes degrade faster when exposed to heat, light. In Nigeria’s climate, ensure bottle is stored in cool/dark place (AC unit, out of sun).

Check labeling etc: Ensure correct size (100 ml), brand packaging, batch number and that the retailer offers returns if the product smells off or seems fake.