tpiah:

have you personally ever seen a mop in nigeria?

Really no. aha kinda true.

We usually use broom and water to clean the floor. Then water to wash it off. Oga o


But since Lagos is so advance, it's hard to believe that a basic home tool like that is not available.

very bad state of affairs.

if one cant find ordinary mop in nigeria, wahala dey.

tpiah:


hope the water was at least clean and not yellowish brown!!



did they make you carry the bucket on your head (tufia!) or did you stylishly carry it in by hand.

Tpia as always, so nosy

I carried it the way any normal naija person would.

It was in the compound, the hard part was carrying the bucket upstairs.

Onlytruth:

You hit the nail on the head!

As for my profession, let's just say that I am a land expert. Everything that happens on land is my specialty.

A little off point question from me: Gators are you a babe of a dude?  
Don't "kobojunkie" me please.  

Ahhh thatz cool. Following your foot step, uncle.

Are you saying that I sound like a girl? Ouch!
We all know that Kobo is not a chick. . . .so. . .

FL Gators:

Tpia as always, so nosy

I carried it the way any normal naija person would.

It was in the compound, the hard part was carrying the bucket upstairs.

Ahhh thatz cool. Following your foot step, uncle.

Are you saying that I sound like a girl? Ouch!
We all know that Kobo is not a chick. . . .so. . .

It's alright. It doesn't matter any way. What matters is your mind.

Onlytruth:

It's alright. It doesn't matter any way. What matters is your mind.

True Dat

tpiah:

very bad state of affairs.

if one cant find ordinary mop in nigeria, wahala dey.

I can understand if there is no mop in Dugbe market. But, the first mop I ever saw was in Nigeria and the first mop I ever used was in Nigerie too.

@topic
I have always feared the island because, there are no flood defences and the sea breaches the shores annually. . . One day monkey go go market e no go return.

Beaf:

I can understand if there is no mop in Dugbe market. But, the first mop I ever saw was in Nigeria and the first mop I ever used was in Nigerie too.

nigeria has mop?

FL Gators:

Really no. aha kinda true.

We usually use broom and water to clean the floor. Then water to wash it off. Oga o


But since Lagos is so advance, it's hard to believe that a basic home tool like that is not available.

I really do hope you guys are just kidding.

Sammy107_d:

I really do hope you guys are just kidding.

Well am not.

Never used a mop and never seen one in Nigeria.

Maybe I'm just in the wrong places.

FL Gators:

Well am not.

Never used a mop and never seen one in Nigeria.

Maybe I'm just in the wrong places.

When was the last time you were in Nigeria? I hope it's over 20 years, cos all my life the mop stood right by the OMO in the market. . .

Sammy107_d:

When was the last time you were in Nigeria? I hope it's over 20 years, cos all my life the mop stood right by the OMO in the market. . .

What does that even have to do with this? I was in Naija this decade.

what is OMO [the soap]. . . maybe they werent any in Oshodi/ Ikeja Market

FL Gators:

What does that even have to do with this? I was in Naija this decade.

what is OMO [the soap]. . . maybe they werent any in Oshodi/ Ikeja Market

Or maybe you were not looking to buy one. I'm pretty sure you'll get a mop in any Nigerian market if you asked for it, especially Ikeja.

@all,d moral of d pix is just 2 inform pple in lagos island nd lekki dat nature has a way of takin back wat it belongs 2 it. sandfillin wld nt last 4eva.

Lagos is always flooded when it rains. It's not only VI, and Ikoyi but all over Lagos-upland and lowland. This is basically because of poor urban planning, poor drainage and poor environmental condition. Big shame on Fashola. All the noise about his performance and building a new Lagos. It's a big JOKE. Lagos is gradually sinking and this guy and his idiotic supporters are busy making nois in the media and on line. God help us