Red-lips:

@spikedcylinder - they are dressed for a carnival. They are not overdressed.

spikedcylinder:

I hope you can find it in your heart to see the difference:

[img]http://fauxsocialite.files./2008/12/20070424-brazilianman512a.jpg[/img]



[img]http://zevolution.files./2009/02/brazil-carnival.jpg[/img]

theface201:

that can be lagos

kulyie:

Hey  me interested in d carnival.where's d carnival at.at least lagosians rily nid 2  unwind from d hustle n bustle of lagos

yemipretty:

@ spikecylinder: u for tell us say you are interested in scantily dressed ladies and gentlemen. I choke. We still have a modicum of sanity in Lagos, Nigeria. Festival or no festival.

I said the women from the Lagos Carnival pictures are over dressed. In your infinite wisdom, you translated that as a registration of interest in scantily clad women on my part.
I swoon for you.

TheSaintz:

THIS ONLY REVEAL HOW MUCH WE LACK UNDERSTANDING
AND HOW ALIEN WE ARE TO TRUE KNOWLEDGE

BEFORE FESTAC 77
$1 = #1
AFTER FESTAC 77
$1=#150 AND RISING

SPIRITUAL THINGS GOVERNS THE NATURAL
ASK your PARENTS AND CARRY OUT your RESEARCH

WHAT U SEE IS NOT WHAT IT IS

spikedcylinder:

These women are over dressed.

Redman44:

I don't think the Lagos Carnival is an avenue to embezzle money. Lagos is a unique State with a lot of international attention. I'm not surprised that the carnival is being organized yearly. There are lot of Lagosians who have roots in Brazil and Portugal. Brazil is known for her famous carnivals like the Rio Carnival and the Olodum Movement, which organizes a solid festival every year in Brazil's Favelas. Isale Eko [ Downtown Lagos ] has a lot of Nigerian families with Portuguese connections. There is a city in Portugal called Lagos. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to  arrive Lagos. I don't want to take you back to History Class today, but what I'm trying to say is that Lagos needs a yearly carnival that will demonstrate her strategic position when it comes to international trade and commerce. I saw pictures of last year's carnival on Nairaland and was impressed. God knows how many foreigners saw the pictures. The Lagos Carnival could boost the state's tourism potentials as time goes on. I feel the carnival should be expanded to the outskirts of Lagos like Ketu, Alagabado etc. Is it not the same Fashola administration that has revived the Principals Cup with the help of GT Bank? BRF, keep achieving jare Cheers.


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kulyie:

Hey me interested in d carnival.where's d carnival at.at least lagosians rily nid 2 unwind from d hustle n bustle of lagos

THIS ONLY REVEAL HOW MUCH WE LACK UNDERSTANDING
AND HOW ALIEN WE ARE TO TRUE KNOWLEDGE

BEFORE FESTAC 77
$1 = #1
AFTER FESTAC 77
$1=#150 AND RISING

SPIRITUAL THINGS GOVERNS THE NATURAL
ASK your PARENTS AND CARRY OUT your RESEARCH

WHAT U SEE IS NOT WHAT IT IS

skiido:

my concern about the carnival is that it doesn't look original. I don't have a problem about the carnival but the fact that the carnival looks too brazilian is my problem. If lagos can come up with a carnival with lots of 9ja flavor then, i will not have any probs with the carnival.

macnuel:

I feel you jare, skiido. Why should we always copycat? Is that the way we dress in naija ni? Before we say Jack now some people will start saying that is the carnival outlook. We can always change things. Make it look more original.

what says you?