idonhammer:
Just shut up, your last paragraph shows the kind of person you are.a sadist who has never travel to any other states in Nigeria except orile,ikorodu and mile 2. I have been in so many European countries and Asia since 1996 and I can tell you that what is happening in Lagos is nothing to compare to what I have seen in other countries. So before you deport the people that spread the clothes back to their village, make u travel and see.

A civilised man who has traveled yet lacks coutersy and manner of approach.
Well done...
BTW my current location now is wisconsin.
Ignoramus

AutoJoshNG:



Beyond its function of preventing pedestrians from crossing the busy expressway, the wire-mesh median fences also serve other purposes.

When you think you have seen it all, another surfaces.

As seen somewhere around Onipanu Bus stop, Lagos.



Source:

https://autojosh.com/after-washing-their-clothes-see-where-some-lagosians-hang-them-to-dry-photos/

Lol

AutoJoshNG:



Beyond its function of preventing pedestrians from crossing the busy expressway, the wire-mesh median fences also serve other purposes.

When you think you have seen it all, another surfaces.

As seen somewhere around Onipanu Bus stop, Lagos.



Source:

https://autojosh.com/after-washing-their-clothes-see-where-some-lagosians-hang-them-to-dry-photos/

Lol, there's never a dull moment in Lagos.

[quote author=joebeckz post=79200919]No one should even find this funny, someone even said this little little madness keeps us going. No it keeps you going.
A Wrong does not cease to be wrong because the majority like you and your likes share in it.”

The agency responsible for keeping lagos neat should do something about this.

They might be homeless, but why come to Lagos to be homeless when you have a place to sleep in your village and farm?
We can't justify this wrong out of sympathy.

If you are comfortable with your situation thank God for your life and pray for others cause all fingers are not equal.