Names of Lagos
Lagos means "lakes" in Portuguese, the language of the first European immigrants known to visit the settlement, then already inhabited by the Awori and Bini . From the first contacts with the region until the early 20th century, another Portuguese name for the city that was interchangeably used was Onim , finally abandoned in favor of Lagos. Another theory is that Lagos was named after the city of the same name in Portugal which at the time was a major maritime hub for seafaring activity on the Atlantic Ocean. Although Lagos translates to "lakes" in Portuguese, there's no lake in the proximity of Lagos; Lagos is an Island. "Lagos" comes from the Portuguese word "Lagodikuramo", (meaning "Calm-water". Consistent with the serenity of coastal water. And, as usual practice, it was the British colonialist Lord Lugard who suggested abbreviating the name to "Lagos" as to rhyme with their tonal preference.

Okay

Yes it is Portuguese word. Even Bariga, Lekki are Portuguese names.

Is there a problem with that ?

Eko oni baje

Vortex369:
Yes it is Portuguese word. Even Bariga, Lekki are Portuguese names.

Is there a problem with that ?

No,
its more like an exposé
Just informing

I don't care.

david102:
No,
its more like an exposé
Just informing

Captain Obvious

I am sure you just found out Port Harcourt isn't Kalabari

kayfra:
Captain Obvious

I am sure you just found out Port Harcourt isn't Kalabari

why are you on the offensive. Take a chill pill. He's just educating and informing