Nobleval:
stale.

Omexonomy:
Lagos is a place where people who dont take their bath and smells like soakaway patrol the streat. A place where touts are lord and king even police do give them chance. A place where the poor people spent more on partying. A place where laziness is hiGhly rewarding.

Omimah:

What about the statutes of the three white cap chiefs that used to be in Bergar Junction along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway?

Lagusta:
Lagos, my birthplace...

But when i came down to ilorin for studies, i'm scared i may not adjust to the hustle and bustle like before...

I remember when i was in secondary school, pursuing molue, trying to hook up from PWD to agege, i cant forget those days....

Now the cool ilorin life don spoil me, wetin i fit do now

englishmart:

Unlike other states, if you enter Lagos, there is no sign board that reads "welcome to Lagos. Instead this is what you see.
"This is Lagos. Shine your eyes." LOL
I think nobody is welcomed there. Anything you see, take am so

richardjemedafe1:
Story for the gods..how much will the OP pay me if I read all these write up??






HMmmmmm I can bet u that 90% of people that open this page dnt read ur writeup complete.....

(Learn to post in summary)
If you didn't read it completely , I read everything in the story, it's time we Nigerians start getting used to long articles and writings , this idea of making everything a shortcut is not good especially if you are a student.

Benbisco:
Abeg, no hard feelings, but this stuff is too long. We dey office o make una dey post wetin we fit read sharp sharp before our ogas see wetin we dey do.

sunnshyn:

When I visit MTN taxi Rank in Johannesburg, Joburg as we call it, reminds me so much of Lagos, just like Lag, you can buy everything off the streets, from vegetables, to pomo to seasoning, to china clothes, okrika clothes, Plasma TVs, EVERYTHING at cheap prices. Joburg is worse than so many places in Lagos...if you think we have good pickpockets in Lagos, wait till you vist Joburg town...I'm always on guard anytime I find myself in Joburg..'Cos I've lived in Lagos all my life!!

Lagos, the city of my birth...I miss you jor!!

donshaddow:


Never believed someone cud speak my mind just like you did. When I got to joburg I was so surprise dat I named a street (De Villiers) Idumota. Cos you wud hear all sort of Nigerian language especially igbo.

I just settled in easily cos I was born and bread in Lagos... I hustled all through my life so adapting in a foreign land wasn't so hard but it was difficult cos its still a foreign land.

I can beat my chest dat some of you guys reading dis post wouldn't survive for 3 months cos the life here is just like a bullet train... Before you say "Jack" its month end and landlord will chase u out if you don't pay and will also seize ur property ( dat na if you have any).

You pay about 40k naira for just a room and its monthly.

I can't want to come back to my darling Lagos.

adedayourt:
If you can survive in lagos you would survive any where in the world.

#fact





Even if u find yourself in hell, its gonna be a life goes on senerio

andyallor:


Told them brother , told them oooooo. Lol

obeenah40:
.LAGOS IS OVERRATED


#TEAM PH

geophysics:
Yes too much free lunch n free lift caused it.

sunnshyn:


Nigerians representing us all over...Joburg majorly Igbos, in fact some South African women who live and has interacted with Nigerians will greet you in Igbo. Come to Pretoria Sunnyside, its Yoruba all the way...Centurion, Midrand and its environs Edo guys with heavy pidgin and edo accents...I love my people..

I laughed out loud at the part of landlord chasing you or ceasing properties.. SA just like any country has its good sides...work your way through, my best bet is academics, get your PR and you start paying bond on your own home...

No place like home(Lagos) all in all...

Melancholy:
bro ilorin is so cool to stay only when u have money nio

maclatunji:
I have lived virtually all of my life in Lagos but I found it hard to readjust after spending a year away because of NYSC. So, I can imagine how this guy feels about the city.