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Omo, this matter go long o! This one is a Vietnamese woman who sells hair in Lagos, together with her brother. No be small thing! Quality and affordable hair. Na real estate remain, and na that one I dey really wait for. 😅 📍Dragon Hair Lagos 📲 +234 802 283 7559 (Ms. Julie Nguyen) G48 Triangle Mall, Osapa, Jakan Bus Stop, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria🇳🇬

Omo, this matter go long o! This one is a Vietnamese woman who sells hair in Lagos, together with her brother. No be small thing! Quality and affordable hair. Na real estate remain, and na that one I dey really wait for. 😅 📍Dragon Hair Lagos 📲 +234 802 283 7559 (Ms. Julie Nguyen) G48 Triangle Mall, Osapa, Jakan Bus Stop, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria🇳🇬

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Please, what's happening in Nigeria? Abi, Detty September don start? 🤔🇳🇬 📍MMIA Airport 🛫

Please, what's happening in Nigeria? Abi, Detty September don start? 🤔🇳🇬 📍MMIA Airport 🛫

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Lagos Babies at the Gunna WUN Tour🥰

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Lagos Babies at the Gunna WUN Tour🥰

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Omo creator Swaggy_mo has been deported from Nigeria 🇳🇬💔🤧

Omo creator Swaggy_mo has been deported from Nigeria 🇳🇬💔🤧

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This is exactly why I keep saying, Lets focus on the basics before chasing mega projects because of our population 😢🥺💔 Just look at the Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge. A multi-billion-naira piece of infrastructure built under Fashola, properly maintained under Ambode, and now showing signs of neglect, with grass literally growing around parts of the bridge. How did we get here? I appreciate the infrastructure this administration is trying to build, but what is the point of new projects when the infrastructure we already have is deteriorating? Lagos needs a serious maintenance culture. Fix the roads, clean the city, enforce environmental standards, landscape public spaces and maintain existing infrastructure before embarking on endless ribbon-cutting projects. Road infrastructure and environmental aesthetics can transform Lagos way more in this digital age. They improve quality of life, attract global tourism, unlock investment and make skilled Nigerians and foreigners want to stay, invest and bring their families here. Investors don't just need mega projects; they need a city that is clean, functional, safe and pleasant to live in. And I understand that infrastructure is expensive, especially with today's exchange rate. That is why Govt should also consider bringing back tolls on suitable roads and using the revenue specifically for maintenance. Lagos has the population, talent, investment, connectivity and economic potential. What it needs is disciplined management. Success attracts both people who want to build and those who want to exploit or destroy; government must protect the city while supporting those contributing positively to it. So, to the current governor: Sir please, look around Lagos before you leave office. You have done things worth appreciating, but the environmental and maintenance decline needs urgent attention. Leave the next administration a city that is properly maintained, not one where infrastructure built by previous governments is allowed to deteriorate. And to whoever becomes governor in 2027: please sir make maintenance, roads, environmental aesthetics, law and order your priority before chasing more mega projects. Give Lagos a clean, beautiful and functional environment, and you will have a legacy people can actually see and feel. Lagos has not reached its prime. We can build on what we already have and make it even better than the Lagos of Fashola and Ambode. Babajide Sanwo-Olu Obafemi Hamzat Damilola Sonayon James Seyi Tinubu ENIOLA BADMUS I am Dayo Amusa Lagos Min of the Environment and Water Resources The Lagos State Govt LASEPA Oluwaseun Osiyemi Tokunbo Wahab Lagos State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure Funke Akindele Oluwaseun Osiyemi Gboyega Akosile Gbenga Omotoso 📷 F1: The famous Lekki-Ikoyi Cable-Stayed Bridge, now showing signs of environmental neglect, with grass growing around the infrastructure. 📷 F2: The same bridge under Governor Ambode in 2017—well maintained, with the kerbs properly painted.

This is exactly why I keep saying, Lets focus on the basics before chasing mega projects because of our population 😢🥺💔 Just look at the Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge. A multi-billion-naira piece of infrastructure built under Fashola, properly maintained under Ambode, and now showing signs of neglect, with grass literally growing around parts of the bridge. How did we get here? I appreciate the infrastructure this administration is trying to build, but what is the point of new projects when the infrastructure we already have is deteriorating? Lagos needs a serious maintenance culture. Fix the roads, clean the city, enforce environmental standards, landscape public spaces and maintain existing infrastructure before embarking on endless ribbon-cutting projects. Road infrastructure and environmental aesthetics can transform Lagos way more in this digital age. They improve quality of life, attract global tourism, unlock investment and make skilled Nigerians and foreigners want to stay, invest and bring their families here. Investors don't just need mega projects; they need a city that is clean, functional, safe and pleasant to live in. And I understand that infrastructure is expensive, especially with today's exchange rate. That is why Govt should also consider bringing back tolls on suitable roads and using the revenue specifically for maintenance. Lagos has the population, talent, investment, connectivity and economic potential. What it needs is disciplined management. Success attracts both people who want to build and those who want to exploit or destroy; government must protect the city while supporting those contributing positively to it. So, to the current governor: Sir please, look around Lagos before you leave office. You have done things worth appreciating, but the environmental and maintenance decline needs urgent attention. Leave the next administration a city that is properly maintained, not one where infrastructure built by previous governments is allowed to deteriorate. And to whoever becomes governor in 2027: please sir make maintenance, roads, environmental aesthetics, law and order your priority before chasing more mega projects. Give Lagos a clean, beautiful and functional environment, and you will have a legacy people can actually see and feel. Lagos has not reached its prime. We can build on what we already have and make it even better than the Lagos of Fashola and Ambode. Babajide Sanwo-Olu Obafemi Hamzat Damilola Sonayon James Seyi Tinubu ENIOLA BADMUS I am Dayo Amusa Lagos Min of the Environment and Water Resources The Lagos State Govt LASEPA Oluwaseun Osiyemi Tokunbo Wahab Lagos State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure Funke Akindele Oluwaseun Osiyemi Gboyega Akosile Gbenga Omotoso 📷 F1: The famous Lekki-Ikoyi Cable-Stayed Bridge, now showing signs of environmental neglect, with grass growing around the infrastructure. 📷 F2: The same bridge under Governor Ambode in 2017—well maintained, with the kerbs properly painted.

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The Yorubas are seriously making Nigeria proud! 🇳🇬 Meet Dotun Popoola — Africa’s foremost sculptor and founder of the Scrap Museum as he unveils a life-size sculpture of Fela 🎷 in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿! A true celebration of African art and excellence! ✨

The Yorubas are seriously making Nigeria proud! 🇳🇬 Meet Dotun Popoola — Africa’s foremost sculptor and founder of the Scrap Museum as he unveils a life-size sculpture of Fela 🎷 in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿! A true celebration of African art and excellence! ✨

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Giving ALL the underbridges in Lagos to brands is actually the best way to get rid of this “underbridge syndrome.” Tokunbo Wahab, Honourable, how do we get more brands to participate?

Giving ALL the underbridges in Lagos to brands is actually the best way to get rid of this “underbridge syndrome.” Tokunbo Wahab, Honourable, how do we get more brands to participate?

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Why are Epe and Badagry, which are suburbs, currently much cleaner than central Lagos, especially the Lekki-Ajah axis?🤔 📷: F1-2: 📍Epe and Badagry respectively

Why are Epe and Badagry, which are suburbs, currently much cleaner than central Lagos, especially the Lekki-Ajah axis?🤔 📷: F1-2: 📍Epe and Badagry respectively

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Dear Lord, I can’t wait for this new airport to be completed,it’s going to be so beautiful. And the icing on the cake is the new railway being linked to Ikeja Railway Station. People living in Ikeja, Maryland, and other areas along the Red Line corridor will be able to use the train to get to the airport,they won’t even have to drive anymore. I also can’t wait for the new Red Line coaches that Gov. Jide purchased from Dalian, China, to arrive. Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA Kolawole Ojelabi The Lagos State Govt Honestly, this is a game-changer. It feels like this administration came prepared, and I’m very happy. From roads to rail to the airport, they understand what it takes to move forward. I’m truly grateful. And to PBAT,God bless you for these good works. I choose to appreciate. Thank you. I know it’s taxpayers’ money, but I still choose to say thank you. 🎥: - Terminal 1 of MMIA undergoing massive Rehabilitation to boost travel Experience (Frame 1) - Illustration showing Redline link to the airport (Frame 2)

Dear Lord, I can’t wait for this new airport to be completed,it’s going to be so beautiful. And the icing on the cake is the new railway being linked to Ikeja Railway Station. People living in Ikeja, Maryland, and other areas along the Red Line corridor will be able to use the train to get to the airport,they won’t even have to drive anymore. I also can’t wait for the new Red Line coaches that Gov. Jide purchased from Dalian, China, to arrive. Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA Kolawole Ojelabi The Lagos State Govt Honestly, this is a game-changer. It feels like this administration came prepared, and I’m very happy. From roads to rail to the airport, they understand what it takes to move forward. I’m truly grateful. And to PBAT,God bless you for these good works. I choose to appreciate. Thank you. I know it’s taxpayers’ money, but I still choose to say thank you. 🎥: - Terminal 1 of MMIA undergoing massive Rehabilitation to boost travel Experience (Frame 1) - Illustration showing Redline link to the airport (Frame 2)

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What do you think about these government built apartments for sale? 📍Ogunlana Drive, Surulere, Lagos 🇳🇬

What do you think about these government built apartments for sale? 📍Ogunlana Drive, Surulere, Lagos 🇳🇬

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Lagos people and Car racing is 5 &6 🏎😅 📍Airport Road,Ikeja 🇳🇬

Lagos people and Car racing is 5 &6 🏎😅 📍Airport Road,Ikeja 🇳🇬

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This is Ozumba Mbadiwe way, a very strategic corridor of the state. See the beautiful buildings on the left and right. Just imagine if Julius Berger or even CECC were given the contract to revamp this road from bonny camp down to phase 1. Honestly, if you enter this district, you would think you are in heaven. Below is a picture of how this same place looked under Gov Fashola, and I will also post how it looked under Gov Ambode in the comments. Sometimes it's good to look at where you are coming from to know where you are going. Your past should not look better than your present. Lagos is a great city, but when people see lapses like these, that's why some talk about it with disdain. Every city in the world needs maintenance. If you don't maintain it, it won't look good to the eye. Lagos is a highly visited city for many reasons, and the state of its strategic infrastructure or likely visited parts matters a lot. In fact, it is one of the government's biggest selling points. I know a train is coming here, but trust me, that does not remove the urgent need to repair this road properly with a competent contractor, from Lekki Phase 1 all the way to Bonny Camp. E1 is coming in a few months, and we need to prepare and ensure everywhere looks its best. The high-rises are already there. The city just needs proper roads and greenery to make it truly breathtaking. Road infrastructure should never, ever be downplayed. It can give even a village a premium look, let alone such a strategic corridor. Look at another semi-coastal city like Kolkata. It has similar terrain to Lagos, yet see how they maintain their city. You see the same elements,bridges, metro systems, skyscrapers. That's what maintenance does to a city. It makes it look attractive, organised, and inviting. But when everywhere is left to become tattered, people will call it overrated. Everything is packaging, especially for a city that is constantly in the public eye. I know the governor has a lot on his plate, but this is urgent, especially with E1 only a few months away. The way the environment looks should be a top priority for the government, not only for residents but also because it helps sell the city positively to visitors, investors, and the rest of the world. The Lagos State Govt Lagostourism Babajide Sanwo-Olu 📷: F1: Current state of Ozumba Mbadiwe way F2-3: The city of Kolkata which looks a lot like Lagos just well maintained version F4: The same Ozumba Mbadiwe way under Gov Fashola 2014,well maintained for its time

This is Ozumba Mbadiwe way, a very strategic corridor of the state. See the beautiful buildings on the left and right. Just imagine if Julius Berger or even CECC were given the contract to revamp this road from bonny camp down to phase 1. Honestly, if you enter this district, you would think you are in heaven. Below is a picture of how this same place looked under Gov Fashola, and I will also post how it looked under Gov Ambode in the comments. Sometimes it's good to look at where you are coming from to know where you are going. Your past should not look better than your present. Lagos is a great city, but when people see lapses like these, that's why some talk about it with disdain. Every city in the world needs maintenance. If you don't maintain it, it won't look good to the eye. Lagos is a highly visited city for many reasons, and the state of its strategic infrastructure or likely visited parts matters a lot. In fact, it is one of the government's biggest selling points. I know a train is coming here, but trust me, that does not remove the urgent need to repair this road properly with a competent contractor, from Lekki Phase 1 all the way to Bonny Camp. E1 is coming in a few months, and we need to prepare and ensure everywhere looks its best. The high-rises are already there. The city just needs proper roads and greenery to make it truly breathtaking. Road infrastructure should never, ever be downplayed. It can give even a village a premium look, let alone such a strategic corridor. Look at another semi-coastal city like Kolkata. It has similar terrain to Lagos, yet see how they maintain their city. You see the same elements,bridges, metro systems, skyscrapers. That's what maintenance does to a city. It makes it look attractive, organised, and inviting. But when everywhere is left to become tattered, people will call it overrated. Everything is packaging, especially for a city that is constantly in the public eye. I know the governor has a lot on his plate, but this is urgent, especially with E1 only a few months away. The way the environment looks should be a top priority for the government, not only for residents but also because it helps sell the city positively to visitors, investors, and the rest of the world. The Lagos State Govt Lagostourism Babajide Sanwo-Olu 📷: F1: Current state of Ozumba Mbadiwe way F2-3: The city of Kolkata which looks a lot like Lagos just well maintained version F4: The same Ozumba Mbadiwe way under Gov Fashola 2014,well maintained for its time

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They need to power wash some of these badly hit streets, especially in the low-brow areas, to bring back their original beauty and design. At the same time, all local governments should be mandated to paint their curbs in their jurisdiction. That should be the minimum standard for every local government: well-marked roads, painted curbs, trimmed grass, and properly maintained public spaces. I mean, if human beings live in a place, then at the very least, that place should be clean, orderly, and well maintained. Babajide Sanwo-Olu Obafemi Hamzat Damilola Sonayon James Seyi Tinubu ENIOLA BADMUS I am Dayo Amusa SEYILAW LAWMA LAWMA Customer Care Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency - LASPARK

They need to power wash some of these badly hit streets, especially in the low-brow areas, to bring back their original beauty and design. At the same time, all local governments should be mandated to paint their curbs in their jurisdiction. That should be the minimum standard for every local government: well-marked roads, painted curbs, trimmed grass, and properly maintained public spaces. I mean, if human beings live in a place, then at the very least, that place should be clean, orderly, and well maintained. Babajide Sanwo-Olu Obafemi Hamzat Damilola Sonayon James Seyi Tinubu ENIOLA BADMUS I am Dayo Amusa SEYILAW LAWMA LAWMA Customer Care Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency - LASPARK

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