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Biodun556:
Lagos indigene are plenty in good numbers

Lagos is not no man's land. Stop saying nonsense

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Biodun556:


Lagos had been built before oil was discovered in niger delta

So no be tifnubu build am...una dey expose unaself gradually

BossGerald:


So no be tifnubu build am...una dey expose unaself gradually

Tinubu built modern Lagos

Lagos has always been blessed with good governance

Biodun556:


Tinubu built modern Lagos

Lagos has always been blessed with good governance

Two mouthed liar, you said lagos was built b4 oil discovery in nigeria, now its modern lagos built by tifnubu...I wonder why you never mention blueprint?

The sea ports, roads, Airport, bridges etc in lagos, tell me which on tifnubu started and completed, he spent a whole 8yrs in office oo

BossGerald:


Two mouthed liar, you said lagos was built b4 oil discovery in nigeria, now its modern lagos built by tifnubu...I wonder why you never mention blueprint?

The sea ports, roads, Airport, bridges etc in lagos, tell me which on tifnubu started and completed, he spent a whole 8yrs in office oo

You're the one that can not comprehend.

Tell Chinedu to go and contest in Igboland.

Biodun556:
1.The Aworis:

more than 70% of Lagos is own by the Aworis. The Benin met the Aworis on Lagos island, conquered them, and the Oba of Benin impose his son as king on Lagos Island alone. Other parts of Lagos are governed by Awori traditional rulers. Even on the island, the chiefs surrounding the king are Yorubas
Note that Awori is a Yoruba tribe and Lagos island is one out of 20 local govt in Lagos.


2. Ijebus:

Epe, Ibeju Leki,and Ikorodu are parts of Lagos owned by the Ijebus. An account suggest that these parts of Lagos have being in existence under traditional rulers before Benin invaded the Aworis on Lagos island.

3. Ogu popular called Egun in Yoruba:

This set of people speak different language. Some of them are Yorubas. They own some parts of Badagry.

4. Egbas:

They are originally from Abeokuta. They own some parts of Agege and Ifako-ijaiye.

5. Slave returnees:

When slave trade was abolished. Some slaves that were returned settled in Lagos and become part of the indigene.

Also note:

The reason you may find it difficult to see Lagos indigene in commercial areas is because when Lagos was Federal Capital Territory, many indigenes were displaced because of government aquisition of land. For instance, the Murtala Muhammed international airport was built on land occupied by a whole village called Ewu. These villagers were relocated to pave way for the airport

Most people living in surulere were evicted from Lagos island

your second to the last paragraph reminded me of Abuja. Most of the indigene of Abuja were driven away because of federal capital. The main indigene you hardly see them in the town.

Biodun556:


You're the one that can not comprehend.

Tell Chinedu to go and contest in Igboland.

Chinedu is a lagosian from a reputable Rhodes Vivour family.

Who knows you??

Saao:
your second to the last paragraph reminded me of Abuja. Most of the indigene of Abuja were driven away because of federal capital. The main indigene you hardly see them in the town.

Exactly

Biodun556:


You're the one that can not comprehend.

Tell Chinedu to go and contest in Igboland.

That Chinedu has more stake in and claims to Lagos than you who migrated from the bushes of Iragbiji in Osun State.

Okpeke22:

That Chinedu has more stake in and claims to Lagos than you who migrated from the bushes of Iragbiji in Osun State.

Chinedu that is not recognize by oba of Lagos and Rhode vivor family

Biodun556:
Lagos indigene are plenty in good numbers

Lagos is not no man's land. Stop saying nonsense

This argument only comes up during elections. You boys never get tired of tribalism

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