Slavery the biggest crime against humanity

Hmmmmm sweet

nice

your Camera na BABA

I was there back in 2013 on an excursion trip with my school.

It was really an amazing place to behold. Talk of the well, the first storey building in Nigeria, the Atlantic ocean, the fun and then the story. Up till this very moment, I still don't know exactly how I feel about it.

As I look I saw badagry prison,
And Ladipo main market abandon project,

Amazing

kaptaneSaka:
where was My great grandparent when white were buying slaves

Lol you want to go to America

What if you had just ended up back in Popo Aguda after being freed?

OK.

Continue I am already enjoying it

Am in love with this thread

Use to frequent this place with friends in 2011 while returning from a skill acquisition centre close by, it's on same route with the first storey building...

travelwaka:
Then as we move closer I couldn't help but smile at the beauty of this beach . The name has been changed from the point of no return to the point of return, No one ever escaped from this Island, Now this journey that used to be a very dreaded one is now a beauty to behold. It reminds us of what our forefathers went through in the hands of the Colonial masters. Lalasticlala the history here almost brought tears to my eyes and at the end, I thank God the era of slavery is over even though now we need to stop mental slavery.
1. The point of return
2. the beach
3. the beach
4. Point of return

Mennnnn....!!!! You're a great CONTENT WRITER. I wish all this bloggers and Olosho can take a Q. from you... Life would have been better. Most especially our government. Anyway sha., thank you for entertaining us with your wonderful piece of write up. #Welldonsir...

Good Job.

Exc2000:



lol... Nigerians monumentalising slave trade point Am sure if Another slave ship came this december many fustrated Nigerians would gladly pay to jump onboard the slave ships, some would even pay travel agent to get a slot as slave in US or Canada....

Abeg O.P dont drink from any well arround there, because rumour has it that water around there was jazzed so as to hypnotise the slaves and turn them to controllable animals that less than ten man crew can succesfully take hundreds of slaves without any argument


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Are you serious? You mean white man dey do jazz?

SirDelight:
Is Badagry no longer in Lagos

Local man is confused o

Kudos to OP though

Why do you think the road is called Lagos-Badagry Expressway..

God will punish Ambode for abandoning the project.

I love this

King ghezo a dahomian king sold hundreds of thousands of slaves to the Portuguese.

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Exc2000:



lol... Nigerians monumentalising slave trade point Am sure if Another slave ship came this december many fustrated Nigerians would gladly pay to jump onboard the slave ships, some would even pay travel agent to get a slot as slave in US or Canada....

Abeg O.P dont drink from any well arround there, because rumour has it that water around there was jazzed so as to hypnotise the slaves and turn them to controllable animals that less than ten man crew can succesfully take hundreds of slaves without any argument


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Good

travelwaka:
Then we did a quick stop at some slave museums

1. The Mobee Museum
2. Mobee Museum
3. the Brazilian slave p[rison
4.

Fuvk
The last time I went there, the museum was under construction.

Fascinating and I hope this present administration can look into those abandoned projects when they are done ululating that Lagos is broke.

...this is a reminder of the corrupt roots of our fathers and how the inheritance of corrupt we have today came from them...shey na oyinbo design diabolic "well of attenuation"? For a slave to be bought there has to be a seller and supply creates demand! For centuries the whites have been blamed for the trade but the blacks who aided and abetted in this heinous crime have been exonerated by the silence of many! It's sad that blacks treat blacks very unfairly...it is really sad!

Op did you drink from the well? Is it true that there are footsteps there and it fit any foot!?

Im currently in tears.
So lovely and interesting experience.
Would love to have the eyes and sight that you have.
Nice one Op.
Wow.
Next time pls create a video and awe away citizens of the world..

travelwaka:
Then as we move closer I couldn't help but smile at the beauty of this beach . The name has been changed from the point of no return to the point of return, No one ever escaped from this Island, Now this journey that used to be a very dreaded one is now a beauty to behold. It reminds us of what our forefathers went through in the hands of the Colonial masters. Lalasticlala the history here almost brought tears to my eyes and at the end, I thank God the era of slavery is over even though now we need to stop mental slavery.
1. The point of return
2. the beach
3. the beach
4. Point of return

karnafiu03:
But how come you return?

I still dey wonder.

I so love this. Will like to visit with my GF soon. Gullibility finish our forefathers sha. I don't believe there's anything in the water that hypnotizes people, it's just mental slavery and it still affects us. It is well

Ambode is a disappointment. Deliberately left all Fashola project to rot forgetting that Lagos is a going concern. Such an Educated fool (I'm sorry to say)

SirDelight:
Is Badagry no longer in Lagos

Local man is confused o

Kudos to OP though

It seems they have moved it to Maiduguri, Borno State