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febby on March 21st, 2011
Ahmed Hassan on February 10th, 2011
Lagos and the Lyrics tells the story of a boy, his poetry, and the life in Lagos. The atmosphere remained beautiful through out my walk from the east to west end. I walked alone in my lonely thoughts and occassional observance of the flow of the city… [...]
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siraj on February 9th, 2011
Beautiful feet
Ever been to Lagos, Nigeria? What was the first thing you noticed? Did you notice how fast everything moves, on four wheels, on four legs and most interestingly on two legs? Everybody walking fast with heads high, shoulders tall and neck straight, [...]
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Tee Akindele on January 6th, 2011
Lagos is the land of bustle Melting-crackpot of a metropolis Our weather, business and temper mostly is hot And our spirit always just manages to bubble [...]
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jeff unaegbu on January 3rd, 2011
Suddenly a black goat darted into the road. Whether it was too bamboozled by what seemed to it an approaching behemoth or that it was playing out a black script given it by some malevolent spirit, no one would ever know. It just stood [...]
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jeff unaegbu on December 30th, 2010
Soon, the driver jumped onto his partitioned seat. I noticed he was not the pot-bellied man. He was a tall muscular giant with very large arms. He turned the ignition on. The engines gave a loud roar like that of a wounded lion. He [...]
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jeff unaegbu on December 28th, 2010
Onitsha town flew past. It was noisy with the yawns of multi-directional motions. From where I was crammed at the back of a heady minibus, I continued to watch as its spinning form sped by along the expressway. After a while, it slowed down [...]
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Dipo Adesida on November 26th, 2010
One Bedroom Apartment opposite VGC. N150,000.00 only.
The advert caught my attention.
I had just changed jobs and was now working in Victoria Island.
I still lived in Sango Ota, Ogun state, Nigeria.
In the first days of my resumption, I spent [...]
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ay on November 21st, 2010
Moji opened the main door and stepped out. She was immediately greeted by the harsh sun. It was stark raving hot outside. She stepped back inside. She had to apply sunscreen. If her brother was at home and she had told him she wanted [...]
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ayodejit on November 18th, 2010
The blaring horn of a truck jars me from my dozing. I look around to gather my bearings. I am sitting in a danfo bus on my way home. The bus is inching along slowly in Friday night traffic on the Third Mainland Bridge.
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Ope Ajala on November 17th, 2010
We rushed to join her by the time she was reaching the gate. ”Look as mean as possible and seem bored while I’m talking. Do not interrupt me nor leap into the argument and make a show of being disappointed if it does [...]
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Ope Ajala on November 12th, 2010
CHAPTER ONE
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In which I started my Lagos lessons, made a friend, met a damsel, and faced the wrath of a gorilla.
Lagos, the destination of a thousand souls, the target of a million dreams, the goal of a zillion heartbeats. Lagos, the [...]
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