This research analyzes the fun nightlife mainly around drink and sex in Lufthansa, Ascko terrain and Shell 1 and their socio-economic and environmental implications in the city of Kara in North Togo. From analytical observation of the field, the survey questionnaire, interviews and documentary research, we obtained scientific results linking space, leisure, sexuality and socio-economic development. The results show that Lufthansa, Ascko Terrain and Shell 1 are public leisure spaces, the busiest places in Kara every night throughout the year around the pleasure of drinking, playing, chatting, eating, to enjoy sex, to live and for good reason. For men, it’s drowning marital worries, showing social success, or just getting on with life. When it comes to women, it’s about surviving, building up businesses or it’s a job just like any other. This entails, therefore, not only some economic advantages, namely the purchase of learning materials, installation of shops, workshops, bars or restaurants, financing of studies, construction of houses but also heavy social consequences. in particular exposure to sexually transmitted infections, social and family stigma and discrimination, particular pollution, theft, particular violence, assault, etc. The sustainability of the phenomenon is essentially ensured by the availability of «free women» and insatiable men. The phenomenon is now spreading to other public places in the city and even beyond.