The rains came down hard on Monday, June 14 2010 in Lagos. And they ensured that commuters stayed indoors. For this keke marwa driver this wasn't a time to stay idle. And in the security of the downpour, he packs by the road to take stock of his sales before the 'rainfull' disruption
The Lagos traffic is not one that will catch Femi Otedola napping. No way. Not with this luxury boat 'parked' at a floating jetty in front of his Zenon enclave. The son of a former Lagos state governor sure knows how to make his monies do the talking.
It's a humilating Sunday evening for these six chaps. Their offence was- playing street soccer on a busy Spencer road Yaba. So the 'appropriate' punishment of balancing on their toes at the adjacent street gate for nearly 45minutes is their lot. The rains came and saved their day otherwise...
The human spirit is an amazing one. And the strength of a woman is worthy of emulation. On a prolonged wet and rainy friday, this woman would have none of it. 'man has to survive' she seems to be saying as she dares the rain in her bid 2make ends smooth
Lagos is compact. The city is tight. And is the envy of other cities in Nigeria.it's a city of endless possibilities. This picture of Adetokumbo Ademola street Victoria Island is a proof to the vastness and grandeur of endless dreams
Looks like our banks do not care if the naira is battered or not. For them it's simply a case of deposit garbage in and garbage out. Skyebank Alausa simply don't care. That's the simple season they'd pay this customer a torn note and short change the customer a cool 1000 bucks. Did i hear someone say 'No Skyebank'
That was the question on my mind when my wife bought a pack of six tablets of Tetomosol and they were all fake. I felt horrible when last month she bought two tablets and it was same story. Really its embarrassing.
