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KobolanderSegun:
If you step outside in Lagos before nine, you will quickly meet the black t-shirt.
It is not just hanging in wardrobes or stacked in Balogun stalls.
It practically breathes with the city restless energy.
You will sport it on university students as they commute to their campuses.
You will see it on danfo conductors wiping sweat near Ojuelegba.
You will find it on creatives adjusting cameras in Ikoyi galleries.
In a city that moves at the speed of a horn, the black tee is the quiet constant.
Wearing black in tropical heat sounds like a terrible idea, but somehow it works.
It hides the red dust from roadside stops and sudden equatorial downpours.
It forgives the pepper oil from a quick roadside suya run.
Lagos respects low-maintenance fashion that keeps up with its pace.
Throw it on with jeans or trousers and you are already out the door.
But do not mistake its simplicity for boredom in a city this loud.
It is a blank canvas that absorbs Lagos street style effortlessly.
Roll the sleeves, add a chain, and you are ready for a Victoria Island lounge.
Wear it with the corporate crowd or the university undergrads, it never clashes.
There is something quietly defiant about skipping the flashy designer tags.
It says I am here, I am working, and my hustle speaks for itself.
Faded from the sun and softened by countless bucket washes, it wears its history well.
In a place that never stops demanding attention, showing up in black is enough.

Fareke:
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has launched a sharp attack on former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, describing him as a habitual presidential contender who repeatedly falls short at the polls.

Wike’s remarks came on Thursday during an inspection of ongoing infrastructure projects across Abuja, where he dismissed Atiku’s criticism of the current administration as unfounded and out of touch with realities on ground.

He argued that visible development within the FCT contradicts claims that nothing meaningful has been achieved.

Taking a swipe at the former vice president, the minister said Nigerians would not take such comments seriously, insisting that Atiku’s long history of contesting elections without success undermines his credibility.

Wike also challenged Atiku to draw comparisons between the condition of Abuja during his time in office and the present state of the capital city, maintaining that the difference is evident in the scale of ongoing and completed projects.

He stressed that governance must not be derailed by political rhetoric, noting that contractors handling key projects are focused on delivery timelines rather than election cycles.

According to him, development efforts will continue uninterrupted despite political distractions.

Providing updates on major infrastructure works, the minister disclosed that the Airport–Kuje road project is nearing completion, with part of the bridge expected to open for use within days.

He assured residents that the entire project would be completed and handed over before the end of May.

Similarly, Wike said the first phase of the Kuje–Gwagwalada road dualisation, covering about seven kilometres, is also on track for completion within the same timeframe, expressing satisfaction with both the pace and quality of work.

He noted that the road projects are strategically designed to improve connectivity between satellite towns and the city centre, reduce congestion, and stimulate economic growth.

In particular, he projected that Kuje would soon evolve into a major residential and commercial hub.

Addressing allegations by the African Democratic Congress that the FCT Administration attempted to frustrate its convention, Wike denied any involvement, stating that no such interference occurred and challenging the party to provide evidence.

The minister further revealed that a significant portion of ongoing infrastructure projects, estimated at over 80 percent, would be completed before January, reaffirming the administration’s commitment to delivering impactful development across the territory.

https://thisnigeria.com/atiku-is-a-habitual-failure-at-polls-says-wike/

Lolaandy:
Falz the bad guy once said "God save me from Karishika!

Lolaandy:
Falz the bad guy once said "God save me from Karishika!

KobolanderSegun:
Are you serious ? I know that babe in real life she is really level headed and a stickler for keeping rules.... Wow..... When did Twitter start banning people anyhow. I'm going to call her and ask what's up. This is shocking.

Alikoooooooooo:
Wow.......she looks like wow.... Why did they ban her ?

OMG!! those fingers are loooong.. what has she been using them for

KobolanderSegun:
Are you serious ? I know that babe in real life she is really level headed and a stickler for keeping rules.... Wow..... When did Twitter start banning people anyhow. I'm going to call her and ask what's up. This is shocking.

KobolanderSegun:
Are you serious ? I know that babe in real life she is really level headed and a stickler for keeping rules.... Wow..... When did Twitter start banning people anyhow. I'm going to call her and ask what's up. This is shocking.

alanto:
I say e go reach everybody. Outsiders don't know Chinua Achebe or Igbos. They only know us as Nigerians. So when those nonsensical behaviour gets out of the roof, na all of us go bear the brunt.

Either we start changing it for them now collectively or we allowed them battered the image of the country so much that our passport won't be able to visit Benin without presidential help.

CJStarz:
Looks like a box.

Baddest0007:
News Flash.

Gargantuan Bosoms, Big Yansh Babe Sade Johnson Aka LiberatedGirl_SJ has been banned on Twitter.
According to my sources absolutely no reason was given for her Twitter Ban.

She was banned on Instagram and fled for safety in Twitter only to be banned on Twitter.

I'm really surprised because this is the Queen of Keeping To Herself. Hyper Solo Babe who does not use people or connections to do business but uses quality of goods.

I'm In shock.....
.who will shake for me now. I thought Twitter was home for the free ?
I'll keep you guys posted as word comes in. Wow. Sade Johnson LiberatedGirl_SJ Banned on Twitter ? This is extremely strange.

dododawa1:
The Federal Government has described the coronation and activities of Eze Ndigbo “Igbo Kings” in foreign countries as embarrassing.

Amb. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, disclosed this in a statement issued on Thursday, against the backdrop of the Imeobi meeting, the highest decision-making body of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide in Enugu.

The minister in the statement issued by Dr Magnus Eze, Special Assistant on Communication and New Media, Office of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, described the situation as an embarrassment.

According to her, it has become a big embarrassment to the government, Ndigbo, Nigerians and other foreigners in those countries, where they have Eze Ndigbo.

“This is as the National Executive Committee of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide in collaboration with the South East Council of Traditional Rulers abolished the concept of Eze Igbo outside Igboland”.

She narrated that Igbo associations in diaspora usually stage cultural activities to promote their heritage, but unfortunately, the enthronement of traditional rulership by some of these Igbo groups has severely caused friction.

This, according to her, is not just among the Igbo communities themselves, but also between the Igbo and their host communities.

The minister stated that people could still express themselves culturally without causing nuisance to the indigenous people of the host country and others.

She recounted that recently, violent protests erupted in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, following the controversial coronation of a Nigerian Igbo leader, Solomon Eziko, as “Eze Ndigbo na East London” Igbo King in East London.African economy outlook

Also the event sparked an outcry from local residents, traditional leaders, and political parties, leading to violence, the torching of foreign-owned vehicles, and looting.

“On March 14, 2026, Eziko was crowned as a traditional leader in KuGompo City, East London, a move interpreted by South Africans as an unlawful challenge to local sovereignty and traditional leadership structures.

“Protests began on March 30, with demonstrations organised by groups including ActionSA, which quickly escalated into violence. The protesters targeted foreign-owned businesses and vehicles, with reports of no fewer than 13 vehicles being destroyed.

“At least one stabbing incident was reported, and police had to use stun grenades and tear gas to restore order.

“The Eastern Cape House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders condemned the coronation as flagrant violation of customary protocols.

Also, the South African government’s Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs declared the installation illegal and in violation of the constitution,” she said.

She revealed that the ministry deployed diplomatic channels in tackling the situation, adding that the Nigerian High Commission in South Africa distanced itself from the coronation, acknowledging it was a cultural event misinterpreted and not formal, recognised monarchy.African economy outlook

She also said the Nigerian Embassy in Pretoria officially apologised for the confusion and crisis, urging Nigerians in South Africa to maintain a low profile and avoid further confrontations.

The minister said the Deputy High Commissioner, Olajide Ogunmadeji, had addressed some protesters saying the situation was misinterpreted, as the coronation was only ceremonial, rather than the installation of traditional authority that defied the existing system.

She recalled a similar incident that occurred in Ghana in July, 2025 because of the Eze Ndigbo issue, while addressing the Ohanaeze Imeobi/General Assembly.

She disclosed leading delegation to Accra to douse the tension, as Ghanaian protesters demanded Nigerians must leave, saying aggrieved Ghanaians issued compatriots quit notice, insisting Nigerians must go.

The minister urged Ohanaeze Ndigbo to prescribe sanctions for any persons flouting its directive abolishing Igbo traditional rulership outside Igboland.

She quoted the President_General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Sen. Azuta Mbata, to have presented the decision of the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, saying they have adopted the position of the traditional rulers abolishing the Eze Ndigbo title in diaspora.

“Anybody who is being awarded that type of title anywhere outside of Igbo land is on his own.

It is unknown to the Igbo people and we will call upon all state governors, we will correspond to all embassies in the world informing them about the position of Ndigbo.

“The position of Eze Ndigbo anywhere outside Igbo land is hereby alienated and proscribed. That is the position of Ohanaeze Ndigbo worldwide.

“We will determine in consultation with the kings of Igbo land what the punishment will be for anybody who goes against this position and that punishment will be implemented at the village level.

Your hometown, your town union will be under injunction to implement that punishment but we are going to declare that punishment after due consultation.”

She further assured that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would help disseminate the Ohanaeze communique on the issue through its Missions and High Commissions. (NAN)

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/04/eze-ndigbo-coronation-abroad-embarrassing-fg/

Goddyrichie:
religion is d first weapon fashion against African so what if they die when the incident happen?

Gotocourt:
It gives signs, the staffs were observant 🤷🏿.

Rep9jaCom:
A lady has shared an emotional story about love, faith, and heartbreak after a 21-day church fast ended in an unexpected way for her, Rep9ja reports.

The story, which has been circulating widely on social media, tells how she believed a man she admired deeply would eventually become her husband.

According to her, everything seemed to point in that direction until the final day of the fast brought a shocking twist.

How The Fast Began:

She explained that her pastor announced a 21-day fast focused on seeking clarity in relationships. At the time, she already had someone in mind.

The man, she said, was kind, intentional, and spiritually grounded. They often prayed together, served in church together, and spoke frequently about purpose and faith.

Because of that connection, she decided to add a personal prayer request during the fast. “Lord, if he is my husband, confirm it clearly.”

She kept the prayer private, except for one person — her prayer partner, whom she referred to as Grace.

Prayers Shared With a Close Friend:

Throughout the fast, the two women prayed together every evening. They held hands, prayed for their futures, and encouraged each other during the 21-day spiritual exercise.

At one point, she admitted to Grace that she believed the man might be the one meant for her. “I think he might be the one.”

Grace responded calmly. “Then let’s pray God’s will.”

For the entire period, she said she stayed focused and disciplined, avoiding sugar and other distractions while praying earnestly.

A Conversation That Changed Everything:

On the final day of the fast, which ended on a Sunday, the man asked to speak with her after church service.

She said her heart was racing, believing her prayers had finally been answered. However, the conversation quickly took a different turn.

The man reportedly told her he valued her deeply but had been praying during the fast and felt led in another direction.

When she asked who the person was, he eventually revealed the name. It was Grace — her prayer partner.

Engagement Announcement Sparks Reactions:

The woman said she struggled to process the moment and later sat in her car feeling embarrassed and heartbroken.

Two weeks later, engagement photos of the couple appeared online. The caption accompanying the photos read: “When you fast and God answers.”

According to her, that caption hurt even more than the moment he revealed the proposal.

https://www.rep9ja.com/viral/fasted-for-man-for-days-lady/

Shedrack777:
This man wants to make a statement to his friend's wife who constantly demands from her husband without contributing nothing thereby giving his wife money to buy concrete mixer for him and claim she supported her husband. Wives , learn to support your husband

EponObi:
This guy will just open mouth anyhow to say rubbish. He never says anything reasonable about our issues. Always vague without substance.

He knows nothing. Nothing about this country. Nothing about geopolitics.

How does a nation prepares for external shock from a war in far away Iran?

The hike in gas and diesel in the US is because of lack of planning too?

This same war is causing the price of urea (fertilizer) to spike all over the world, na lack of planning too?

For someone who advertises himself as a market-to-market businessman, he knows nothing about supply and demand.

LNG spiking over 90% in Europe since the war started, na lack of planning too?

If you ask him how he would have planned if he was president, na rubbish him go talk too.

This dude is nauseating. Tueh!



How can Nigeria insulate herself from global shocks like this when no be say na we dey set price of oil or control price of oil? Maybe we should exit OPEC and start drinking our oil. Mtchew!


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Again, your Obi is nauseating.

Even the USA with the largest government owned Strategic Petroleum Reserve, currently at 413m barrels capacity is greatly affected by the global oil hike.

Below is Trump himself saying he's fine with oil prices. The USA knows they have no control over the price and the only solution is for the Iran war to end one way or another. Which implies they have no plan to counter the higher prices of gas and diesel their citizens are currently experiencing.

Again, you Obi is nauseating and isn't fit to be captain of a primary school class.

20% of daily global supply is blocked fiam like that and you are talking of plan to cushion the effect. Lmaoooo. Pillow ni! If you don't getat ara here!

floss:
The same way Tulumbu and his data boys said
Apc will make 1 naira equal to 1 dollar in 2014 during their campaign….

I’m tired of defending Tulumbu and my fellow laptop boys

MoeGood:
Ikeja is expensive when it comes to fashion the best place to buy clothes is actually in Balogun market, after that Yaba area then Oshodi

MoeGood:
BigYanshLover do you know where I can see videos of Penelope Shongwe or Nelopey Shongwe ? I can't sleep properly at night, I'm always searching for her video to no avail. Doesn't she know she is beautiful

SmartPolician:
This senate is too vindictive and toxic for Natasha. She should run for the guber election of her state and leave the senate for these evil APC men if she wins

SmartPolician:
Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/862830-senate-removes-akpoti-uduaghan-from-un-womens-event-delegation-replaces-her-with-male-senator.html

Bahamas95:
Newcastle messed up.

Alikoooooooooo:
The Lagos T-Shirt Hunt: A Streetwise Guide to the 20 Local Governments

But here's the thing about Lagos fashion—it's not just about covering your body. It's about vibe. It's about status. It's about whether you bought that tee from a air-conditioned boutique in Lekki or if you wrestled for it in the heart of Balogun Market while dodging a speeding danfo.

Lagos State is split into 20 Local Government Areas (LGAs). Think of these not just as administrative lines on a map, but as twenty different shopping districts, each with its own personality, price point, and style. If you're looking to build the ultimate t-shirt collection, you can't just stick to one spot. You have to tour the LGAs. So, grab your reusable bag, charge your phone for transfers, and let's take a tour of where to cop your tees across the 20 LGAs of Lagos.

The Island: Where Drip Costs Extra

Let's start on the Island, where the rent is high and the fashion is sharper.

1. Lagos Island
You can't talk about buying clothes in Lagos without bowing down to Balogun Market. This is the heartbeat. If you want t-shirts in bulk, if you want the "first copy" designer brands, or if you just want to see how commerce actually works in Nigeria, this is it. Walk through the narrow alleys of Balogun or head over to Broad Street. Just be ready to haggle. The price they quote you first is for tourists. The second price is for Lagosians. The third price? That's the real one.

2. Eti-Osa
Now, move up to Lekki and Victoria Island. This is Eti-Osa. Here, you aren't haggling in the dust; you're walking into boutiques with marble floors. Check out Admiralty Way in Lekki Phase 1. The t-shirts here are curated. You'll find original foreign brands, high-quality African prints on cotton, and streetwear that costs as much as a small generator. If you want to look like you just flew in from London without leaving Lagos, this is your LGA.

3. Apapa
Apapa is mostly known for the port and the terrible traffic, but don't sleep on it. Around the Point Shopping Mall area or the residential quarters in Apapa GRA, there are hidden gems. The shops here cater to the workers and expats in the port area, so the quality is usually sturdy, corporate-casual style tees. It's less about flash and more about durability.

4. Ibeju-Lekki
This is the frontier. As Lagos expands, Ibeju-Lekki is growing fast. Near the Lekki Free Trade Zone and the new expressway, new malls and plazas are popping up daily. It's not a market hub yet, but if you live around Akodo or Singria, you'll find modern retail shops springing up. It's the future of Lagos shopping—spacious, planned, and getting trendier by the month.

The Mainland Core: The Hustle and The Style

Cross the bridge to the Mainland, and the energy shifts. It's denser, louder, and the deals are better.

5. Lagos Mainland
Home of Yaba and Ebute Metta. You cannot mention t-shirts here without shouting Tejuosho Market. Tejuosho is legendary. It's where the retailers from the Island come to restock. If you want plain tees for printing, or graphic tees that are trending on Instagram, Tejuosho has it. It's chaotic, yes, but it's the wholesale king. Also, check the shops around Herbert Macaulay Way; they cater to the tech crowd in Yaba, so you'll find some cool geek-culture shirts there.

6. Surulere
Surulere is the cultural soul of Lagos. For t-shirts, head straight to Adeniran Ogunsanya Street (Ado Road). This street is a fashion corridor. You have high-end boutiques next to affordable stalls. The vibe here is "classy but accessible." You can get a tailored t-shirt or a ready-made one that fits perfectly. Surulere people know style, so the quality control here is stricter than most markets.

7. Mushin
Mushin is raw. Mushin Market is not for the faint-hearted. It's crowded, it's loud, and it's incredibly cheap. If you need ten plain white t-shirts for your business or your church group and you're on a budget, you come to Mushin. You have to dig through the piles, but the treasures you find are worth the sweat. Just keep your phone close.

8. Oshodi-Isolo
Oshodi is the gateway. The Oshodi Market area is a transport hub, which means it's a transit point for goods. Around Isolo, specifically along Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, there are numerous plazas filled with clothing stores. Because it's a transit point, you get a mix of everything—clothes coming from the port and clothes coming from the north. It's a great spot for sportswear and jerseys.

9. Agege
Agege is dense and vibrant. Agege Market is the spot. It's similar to Mushin but has its own unique flavor. The t-shirts here are very affordable, catering to the working class. You'll find a lot of local brands and "OKrika" (second-hand) bales that are sorted to look new. If you know how to pick, you can get a vintage Nike tee for the price of a lunch.

10. Ifako-Ijaiye
This is a residential heavyweight. Ifako Market is the hub. It's less chaotic than Mushin or Agege. The shops here are more stationary. You'll find decent quality casual wear for families. It's the kind of place you go when you don't want to travel far and just need to refresh your wardrobe without the stress of the big markets.

11. Alimosho
Alimosho is the most populous LGA in Nigeria. Naturally, the shopping is massive. Ikotun Market is the center of gravity here. Because of the population, the turnover is high. You can find anything here. From kids' cartoon tees to adult casual wear. The competition among sellers is fierce, which is good for you—the prices are competitive.

12. Somolu
Here is a secret: If you want to make a t-shirt, you go to Somolu. Somolu is the printing capital of Lagos. While there are shops to buy ready-made tees around Bajulaiye Road, the real power here is customization. Want a t-shirt with your face on it? Your company logo? A funny Nigerian pidgin slogan? Somolu has the machines. Buy your plain tees elsewhere, bring them here, and watch the magic happen.

13. Kosofe
Kosofe is often confused with Ikeja, but it holds its own. Ketu Market is the border giant. It sits right on the edge of Ikeja and Kosofe. Ketu is famous for everything, including clothes. The Ketu Mile 12 axis has plazas dedicated to fashion. It's a middle-ground between the wholesale chaos of Tejuosho and the retail calm of Ikeja. Good for family shopping.

14. Ikeja
The capital. Ikeja is where you go when you want comfort. Ikeja City Mall (ICM) is the obvious choice—air conditioning, fixed prices, and original brands. But for the streetwise shopper, Allen Avenue is the boutique strip. You'll find designer stores here. Also, check Computer Village if you want tech-themed t-shirts (you know, the ones with circuit boards or coding jokes). Ikeja is about convenience and quality.

15. Amuwo-Odofin
This LGA houses Festac Town. If you know Festac, you know 7th Avenue. It's a commercial hub within a residential area. The shops along 7th Avenue and the Festac Link Bridge area are great for mid-range fashion. It's very community-focused. You'll find a lot of Ankara-print t-shirts and Afro-centric designs here because Festac is a cultural hub.

The Outskirts: The Growth Zones

Finally, we move to the edges of the state. These areas are growing fast, and their shopping scenes are evolving from basic needs to lifestyle choices.

16. Ajeromi-Ifelodun
This is Ajegunle territory. Agboju Market is the place. It's one of the largest markets in West Africa. The scale is mind-blowing. You can get t-shirts here for almost nothing if you buy in bundles. It's the backbone of the affordable clothing trade. Many of the shirts sold in smaller shops across Lagos actually started their journey in Agboju.

17. Ojo
Ojo is a university town, home to LASU (Lagos State University). The fashion here is driven by students. The LASU Front is a strip of shops catering to young people with little money but high style standards. Expect trendy, cheap, fast-fashion t-shirts. Also, Okokomaiko has markets that serve the industrial workers, so you'll find sturdy workwear tees there too.

18. Ikorodu
Ikorodu feels like a state of its own. Ikorodu Town Market is the main spot. Because it's a bit further from the center, the prices can sometimes be higher due to transport costs, but the local tailors and shops are very skilled. It's less about imported fast fashion and more about durable, everyday wear. If you are in Ikorodu, you support local businesses.

19. Epe
Epe is serene. The Epe Market is traditional. You won't find rows of streetwear boutiques here. Instead, you'll find fabrics and ready-made clothes that suit the lifestyle. It's a great place to find unique African print t-shirts that you won't see in Ikeja. The pace is slower, so the shopping experience is more relaxed. No pushing, no shoving.

20. Badagry
Badagry is historic and close to the border. Badagry Topo Market sees a lot of cross-border trade. This means you can sometimes find items that come in from Benin Republic. The t-shirt scene here is a mix of local wear and imported goods. It's a bit rough around the edges, but if you're hunting for something unique that hasn't flooded the main Lagos market yet, Badagry is a good bet.

The Verdict: It's About the Journey

So, there you have it. Twenty Local Governments, twenty different ways to buy a t-shirt.

You might ask, "Why not just order online?" Well, you can. But you miss the experience. You miss the thrill of haggling a seller in Balogun down by 500 Naira. You miss the feeling of trying on a shirt in a boutique in Ikeja and seeing how the fabric feels in your hand. You miss the smell of the market, the sound of the generators, and the sight of a tailor measuring you up on the sidewalk in Surulere.

Buying a t-shirt in Lagos isn't just a transaction; it's a navigation of the city's economy.
If you want prestige, go to Eti-Osa or Ikeja.
want volume, go to Lagos Island or Ajeromi.
customization, go to Somolu.
want value, go to Mushin or Yaba.
you want student vibes, go to Ojo.

Lagos is a city of extremes. In one LGA, a t-shirt might cost you 25,000 Naira, and in another, just 2,500 Naira. But when you wear it, walking through the heat, navigating the traffic, it all looks the same. It's all Lagos style.

So, next time you need a fresh tee, don't just go to the nearest shop. Pick an LGA you haven't explored. Take the danfo, hop on an okada, and see what the market has to offer. You might just find your new favorite shirt, and along the way, you'll understand a little bit more about the heartbeat of this crazy, beautiful city.

Just remember one rule, no matter which LGA you visit: Always carry cash. Even if they say they accept transfer, network issues are the true ruler of Lagos.

Happy shopping!

WizardOfNG:
Prove his "deep Nigerian roots" na. In fact, show history of "Mike Arnold" extending beyond his sudden appearance as Mayor of Blanco, Texas.

It is an if you people just love being manipulated, used and duped by your oppressors.

NothingDoMe:
Why would you stay when you were asked to evacuate? Why oh why? Did you nor hear the drums of war?

Oh sorrow.

WizardOfNG:
Prove his "deep Nigerian roots" na. In fact, show history of "Mike Arnold" extending beyond his sudden appearance as Mayor of Blanco, Texas.

It is an if you people just love being manipulated, used and duped by your oppressors.

BigBoy12inches:
Sade Johnson doing Goat Things


https://x.com/SadeJohnso88568/status/2024799763644698666?s=20[/quote]Is she eating grass. Or has she been converted into a goat ?

Ayomid3h:
they'll all end up as governor of their state