dominique:
Almost every major bus stop with close proximity to market is always dirty

smada13:
This guy omitted Lagos island ni sha...

Somewhere that is dirt personified. 85% of houses there don't have sewage tank, their feaces are passed into the adjoining gutter. Lagos island is a no go area once it rains. 90% of the roads will be flooded. As a matter of fact, you can move from the first building the last building on a street without stepping on the road, just jump the balconies or windows.

Most houses have no room for ventilation nor spaces in between them. Where else is the headquarters of filth in Lagos then?

stag:
Not so sure Egbeda qualifies for that list tho

Even Oyingbo, Agege, Apapa, Ijora is not on the list.

martineverest:
I'm with u this...Egbeda is cleaner than most part of Lagos...op is just guessing

Callertunez:
Just kuku write "the whole lagos"

freemanbubble:
The whole of Lagos have always been overrated, dirty and a shitttt hole

CotenantNIG:


no am not that egbeda market side that links gowon estate is very bad

martineverest:
it's been fixed since last year

tgmservice:
Nigerian are Dirty!!

But to say the truth am not trying to mock any tribe but the dirty nature of Afonjas especially the uneducated ones is the reason for the dirty state of lagos.

Just look at the way those bus conductors and hoodlums display themselves even urinating in the center of the road.
I wound rather relate with an igbo bus conductor than a yoruba one(am not igbo)

Yankiss:
I hate dirtiness with passion. It's not your wealth that matters to but the neatness, a poor place would be appealing if neatly kept. Dirtiness is at the bottom of a motley of health concerns including cholera, diarrhea, ebola, etc. Sanwo-Olu should re introduce monthly sanitation and take defaulters to task. Also there is every need to foray waste recycle and reclamation projects. Waste products can be converted to ethanol[color=#990000][/color].

CotenantNIG:


Have you been to iyana iba before and more so if you visit the website link ull see obalende there

dominique:
Almost every major bus stop with close proximity to market is always dirty

smada13:
This guy omitted Lagos island ni sha...

Somewhere that is dirt personified. 85% of houses there don't have sewage tank, their feaces are passed into the adjoining gutter. Lagos island is a no go area once it rains. 90% of the roads will be flooded. As a matter of fact, you can move from the first building the last building on a street without stepping on the road, just jump the balconies or windows.

Most houses have no room for ventilation nor spaces in between them. Where else is the headquarters of filth in Lagos then?