SHTFguy:
Tinubu will soon come and chase them out of their land

nkwuocha1:
Pathetic.
Places like this requires quick development as I'm certain the rate of skull mining will be alarming, owing to how under developed and ancient the village is.A good base for demonic and head cutting cum liver and kidney mining ritualists.
Throw me into this "den" at 6 pm and watch me cry like a bittch all through. I'd be looking around suspecting everyone, having it at the back of my sorry head ,that it can just be hacked off at any time.

letusbepieces:


The biggots have hide my advice quick. I no mention any tribe, just gave an Ikorodu warning alert.

It may look serene but i dare u to go there, u wont leave to tell the story.

Beware of Skull miners...

Martinmania:


Baba I've stayed in badagry almost 8years and I've only heard of one ritual killing... hope you can say same about your village?

nkwuocha1:

Big lie! Badagry and ikorodu is den for all manner of barbaric ritualists.

Martinmania:

where are you from again??

deturla:


Thanks bro, only if lalasticlala and seun can help push to FP.

People in the Gberefu Island needs help! The more media attention they get, the better for these guys.

AFONJACOW:
which help do they need ?? u want Igbo's to come and develop and invest as they do in Lagos mainland, later you will realise its somebody land, u go pest ejecting notice everywhere Yoruba's should come and develop their land... Ndi Ala

Outofsync:
Lovely...

Wisebisho:
12:30pm

muller101:
midnight

nkwuocha1:


Don't mind the ingrates. Let me see how soon it will be developed. Ibeju lekki that used to be a dumping site for refuge is now hot cake.Just the way igbos are buying lands all over agbara,oke agbo,badagry,and developing those areas.

Many of those aforementioned areas never use to have transformers talk more of light.Its after several igbos after completion of their houses, will put their heads together with greedy baales to enable electricity come into the areas.

digoster:
18:30

AFONJACOW:
they should come and develop their land, we are wiser now, we turned oladipo from swampy dumping ground to cow cash international automobile market but what did we got at the end ejection... Yoruba's should come and develop their land shikina

nkwuocha1:
Pathetic.
Places like this requires quick development as I'm certain the rate of skull mining will be alarming, owing to how under developed and ancient the village is.A good base for demonic and head cutting cum liver and kidney mining ritualists.
Throw me into this "den" at 6 pm and watch me cry like a bittch all through. I'd be looking around suspecting everyone, having it at the back of my sorry head ,that it can just be hacked off at any time.

babaolofin:


You are talking trash. You came to Lagos with nothing. Even Sir Louis came to Lagos from Nnewi as a village then as a pauper. He made his money & fame in Lagos. If you are ejected & given a quit notice you will return as you came.

nkwuocha1:
Pathetic.
Places like this requires quick development as I'm certain the rate of skull mining will be alarming, owing to how under developed and ancient the village is.A good base for demonic and head cutting cum liver and kidney mining ritualists.
Throw me into this "den" at 6 pm and watch me cry like a bittch all through. I'd be looking around suspecting everyone, having it at the back of my sorry head ,that it can just be hacked off at any time.

deturla:
What will be the joy in this life if we do not seek out people in obscure locations to check out how they live and how we can impact them positively.

I continued my lifelens trip with my journey to Badagry, Lagos State.

We all know Badagry as that location (based on history) where the slave trade happened.

The Lifelens documentary is not really about telling stories about the history of Badagry town, but forging out a narrative of the people living on the other side of the River, the Island of Gberefun.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNMem9K0b40

In a Village that houses fishermen and other artisans, Gberefun is indeed a haven when it comes to fishing, and this is evident by the domination of the community by fisherman.

As expected we paid a visit to the Palace of the Oba Akran of Gbadagry where we learned about the history of Badagry. Founded around 1425 AD, people lived along the coast of Gberefun, (where we went to). Gberefu Village is an island few minutes away from Badagry, 2 hours from Lagos and 30 minutes from Benin Republic.

http://deedeesblog.com/documentary-trip-to-gberefun-village-badagry-lagos-state/

AFONJACOW:
stop sounding like a coward and stop advising online.. this is time to develop your village , very shameful a village champion Luis came all the way from Nnewi and bought all the lands from ur hungry ancestors

babaolofin:


Your people are the greatest cowards & ingrates. If your land is blessed why didn't you stay in your land & develop it instead of complaining of being disenfranchised of voting for a candidate of your choice, complaining of arresting the person that gave you quit notice or revocation of your market land.

How many of those estates along Lekki axis belong to your people. The infrastructural developments that attracted investment were they put in place by your brothers ? Warn your brothers not to buy land because their properties will be thrown to ocean.

We are talking of an island village in a city with large number of villages on the island, you are bringing the bitterness of revocation of Trade Fair complex concession to play. The road project to Ghana (linking the route to Ivory Coast & the proposed Senegal - Lagos road) the deep sea project, Deep Sea Vessel repair yard & the Aje oilfield & the future Airport & international market that will explode the area are they your brothers projects.

We don't need you people again.

Martinmania:
1. it doesn't take 8mims to get to the island... kilodeh?
2. you didn't say they have a chief who sells beach sand and I don't know what he does with the money (my uncle tho)
3. the whole of badagry need good drinkable water... the people on the mainland actually get water from on filling station close to badagry grammar school... or a well at the police barracks which they consider clean
4
I'm a native of badagry... Ganho to be precise
good job anyways!!

We all know Badagry as that location (based on history) where the slave trade happened.

deturla:


Thanks bro, only if lalasticlala and seun can help push to FP.

People in the Gberefu Island needs help! The more media attention they get, the better for these guys.