Over the weekend I visited a friend in a hospital around Somolu at around 8pm and just by the entrance of the house next to the hospital, I noticed a group of people surrounding a section of the fence followed by a short queue. Upon moving a little closer I realised they were all queuing…

Isékòlowo as Yoruba use to say… This man here in the picture is collecting #1,500 per day for the hard and stressful work he is doing. I know Almighty ALLAH is somewhere watching you. May he show you his mercy.   via @lagos_people

“We’re a team. It’s part of our job to help each other out, and to forgive each other quickly. Otherwise we’d never get anything done”. . . 📷 – @artkeem_a

Earlier this morning, Assurance 9 year old boy went to amend his school sandal to reassure his ambition of being a medical doctor in the future.

It’s that time of the year for reflections . . . Via @bayoowosina

All the hustle, late nights, missed parties, early mornings will be worth it soon enough. . Via @IfInfluences

With determination, perseverance and hard work anyone can make it in Lagos. I was born in Ile Ife, Osun State and I moved to Lagos in 2002. During the first 3 years, I lived in the slums with no hope as a struggling lawyer trying to make something out of himself. I had to survive…

Hello Lagos!! 📷 – @mouldednotes

Lagos, so Peaceful! . 📷 – @boa.media

Hello 👋 everyone, I am sure you know and remember her …A faithful and passionate servant of the NIGERIAN POLICE…MOTHER OF 5….IYA IBEJI (MAMA TWINS)..A GRAND MOTHER…😘😘😘. HER NAME IS INSPECTOR JOSEPHINE ISIOMA OKEME .@inspectorjosephine THE BEST TRAFFIC WARDEN THAT NIGERIA HAS EVER SEEN THAT WORKS WITH SO MUCH LOVE AND PASSION. EVEN WITH HER OWN PERSONAL…