Lovejuice Minnow Promotion // My City! My Home! LAGOS by @ real2josh
My City! My Home! LAGOS
Lagos! My home, My city
This city is where I was born, and here I grew up. I feel like am obliged to do this write up. Many a times, people have been misinformed and my city has been misrepresented to the rest of the world.
This city is arguably one of the most popular cities in Africa, if not the world. The smallest state in Nigeria, yet the most populous, with over 20 million inhabitants (estimated).
Bounded by a vast spread of the Atlantic ocean, this beautiful city has beautiful and attractive beaches, as well as resorts for the inhabitants and visitors from around the world to chill.
Its economy would have been the fifth largest in the whole of Africa, if it were a country! With millions of foreign and local visitors, tourists, and investors migrating into Lagos, there's a diversity of culture, language, personality, and behavior and yet everyone carry on with their daily activities like they are all brothers.
To many people outside Nigeria and have not had the opportunity of visiting Lagos, they often get images showing poverty and wretchedness.!
Not that there are no poor people, but here comes the danger of a single story!
Lagos is naturally divided by its waters into mainland and island, and majorly connected through beautiful bridges.
Both exists as a complement of each other. The mainland has formed home to millions and it provides the cordiality that is enjoyed by families and friends, due to close knit that exist by virtue of the nature of small and medium scale business, vocational and menial jobs, public schools, and gangs formed from childhood.
The island on the other hand, has become more of business center than home to the masses, which makes traffic extremely heavy in the morning for those going towards the island and evening for those moving out to their homes. However, the island is such a beautiful place, and it has some breath taking scenery.
In Conclusion
My city, My home, My Lagos, I wouldn't trade it for anywhere else. If you've never had the opportunity to come visit, and you like to come and visit, you can send me an email on [email protected]. I'd be glad to welcome you and take you on tour, and make your experience a-never-to-be-forgotten one!
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"They often get images showing poverty and wretchedness"
Seriously, those images popped in my head when I heard "Africa".
But this post really shows that Africa is not all about poverty. There are many beautiful things that unpublished yet.
Yes there are. One of the inspiration for this post. I hope to write more about africa
That's a lot of people. A whole fucking lot.
Eko Oni baje. I swear if you have not had any experience in Lagos,then you have alot to learn.
Naso. Oode eko o meyo
An amazing place to be . Lagos is a place to be, u find funny and amazing people . The danfo drivers, the crazy conductors , the eastern boys dragging you to buy their commodities , the lastma and government officials just waiting for you to break a law.
No place like home
Naso my guy! The lagos experience is worth a thousand posts
wonderfull citys ..this is ...
I haven't been to your city yet. But hopefully, this is a push for me to visit Lagos one of this days.
Whenever you want to come just contact me.
Lagos, Eko wa
Eko oni baje oo, O baje ti
A place of hustle and a place of fun
An environment of competition if you don't have focus.
Nice one the good picture of our city