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TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 10:08am On Oct 04, 2018
Oya na cheesy
Which part of island
tabithababy:
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cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

Don't worry , we will soon move to the island kiss
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 9:59am On Oct 04, 2018
vivaciousvivi:
smiley smiley smiley
Safe!!!

I will see you on the other side wink
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 9:48am On Oct 04, 2018
vivaciousvivi:
Thank you! smiley
I am just being sincere....

I like to talk some more
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 9:28am On Oct 04, 2018
vivaciousvivi:
Lazyreporta dude, who are you?!
I think I am in love kiss
I am lazyreporta, a blogger
Nice dp wink
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 9:25am On Oct 04, 2018
tabithababy:
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cheesy where are you living in lagos undecided
Mainland o cheesy
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 8:29am On Oct 04, 2018
nathpope:
@lazyreporta
how could u?
How could u talk of Lagos without mentioning OSHODI? The centre of Lagos....

Guess there's a part 2 of the write up...
Am waiting for d sequel....

Nice write up by the way....
Couldn't ask for a summary...
You want part 2? grin
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 12:11am On Oct 04, 2018
Ekaka1:
Lazyreporta...this is Riveting.....humorous.....creates vivid pictures and real time images in my mind's eyes ...you were probably born for this....to write, great articles, books that every spectrum of society can relate to . You nailed this one with ease ...is there room to improve?yes ofcourse but whoever criticizes this must first appreciate the great effort...
Good job...saved already
Thanks
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 12:10am On Oct 04, 2018
cheesy
emmanuelpopson:
LA classic... why is your name lazyrepota... U not lazy ooo...
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 11:35pm On Oct 03, 2018
Parablesonmarble:
I've been a nairalander for long but I'm an avowed member of the wakapass crew. I read, I smile, I leave. But this is a master class that deserves my response. I doff my hat bro. Great write up.
Thanks
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op):
gbaskiboy:
op send me your 10 digits na at all at all na him bad
GTB
0199207218


Thanks! smiley
TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 8:22pm On Oct 03, 2018
cheesy
tabithababy:
Nice. What of palm groove, bariga and the likes huh
PoliticsRe: Kanayo .O. Kanayo Disqualified By APGA In Imo Ahead Of Primaries by Lazyreporta(m): 8:20pm On Oct 03, 2018
BrokenCock:
I can never eat cucumber in anybody's house.
I know wat girls do
I know guys do worse

PoliticsRe: Kanayo .O. Kanayo Disqualified By APGA In Imo Ahead Of Primaries by Lazyreporta(m): 6:16pm On Oct 03, 2018
bossrillboss:
...this is a gud sacrifice na..bring it to d market junction.lol.na play I dey play o..nice fud.

TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 6:00pm On Oct 03, 2018
tobtap:
great write-up cool cool
Thanks boss
PoliticsRe: Kanayo .O. Kanayo Disqualified By APGA In Imo Ahead Of Primaries by Lazyreporta(m): 5:47pm On Oct 03, 2018
Come and eat guys

TravelRe: Think You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 5:17pm On Oct 03, 2018
Lazyreporta is back again.

Who missed me here?

cheesy
TravelThink You Know Lagos well Enough? (photos) by Lazyreporta(op): 5:16pm On Oct 03, 2018
On the Island of the affluent in Lagos, I rarely hear aircraft buzzing in the sky, except the posh helicopters of the busy rich. The airport and flight noise don’t affect the airspace, it only devalues the land.

The rich pretend to pray, but God is on the Mainland, land on the island is too expensive to build many worship centers.

The Island was not built for Beer. It is the hub of champagne, spirits, and wines. Beer is for the road, an appetizer bottled on the Mainland.

The Mainland is crowded with families. Life on the island has no friends. Everything is cash or ‘waka’. The roads are expensively tolled, the schools are US ‘Dollard’, and a smile might cost some ‘Nairas’.

The Island expands while the Mainland remains the same. Under neon lights, millions of Mainland ‘ants’ trample on the Third Mainland Bridge into the Island of their dreams. Many die on the bridge, many earn a kobo, and many rob the others.
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The Island goes to the Mainland, only to fly. Life on the mainland has many tribes. Bad roads and traffic jamborees in Enugu suburbs like Ago and Okota would eventually pursue ‘Omo Igbo’ to the East. The smart ones live in Yoruba neighborhoods, like itire, with Chinese constructed drainages. Sharp guys have moved into Surulere, the Governor’s neighborhood and the best place to drink. The number of youths in Festac makes one wonder if they ate their parents for dinner.

Ketu is a gang of Yoruba women hustling to breathe. Ikorodu can be great if it gets a bridge into the island. Yaba is the link between books, Aristos, ‘White House’ and an infamous Psyche ward (Yaba-left).yaba

Sex is on Allen, tax is a joyride at Alausa. Obanikoro is the name of a man on the Island and a place in the Mainland. Everything on the Mainland is made in Ilupeju, Ogba, Isolo, Agidingbi, and Oregun. Agbara is not on the Mainland, it’s in Ogun state, like Mowe and Ibafo.

Everything on the Island is imported from the Mainland ports of Apapa and Tin Can. The sound of Mazamaza and Okokomaiko can cure madness. Homes in Idi-Araba are waiting to collapse, thank God for LUTH; Igbobi’s Orthopedics is not too far away.

There is a Lagos state University campus in every Mainland corner; the main campus and a military cantonment are at Ojo. Musicians from Mushin and Ajegunle have monopolized the sympathy of poverty, while Egbeda and Ikotun get no pity.
If eyes are closed in Agege and Iddo when a train passes, one can pretend to be in Grand Central Station. 3Gbagadans usually pretend to be on the Island, but Oworonshoki can’t get away with such lies. Ogudu GRA insists on being distinct from a conjoined Ojota, while Amuwo-Odofin calls itself Festac Extension.

Iju and Ojodu villages are hyped by estate agents. Ebute-Metta is an old Yoruba phrase: “A place of three shores.” It is a decaying dream of British colonialism and Brazilian architecture.

Most of the residents of Magodo and Omole are Landlords. Maryland is not a saint and Anthony is not a Village. Igando and Ipaja are playing catching up with the state government.

Ikeja is the official capital of Lagos. The State House is on the Island, where the real capital is. Lagos deserves a special status in the constitution.index

On the Island, money has relatives. Ikoyi and Victoria Island are twin sisters, posh from birth and wrinkled with age. Lekki is a distant cousin, taxing and full of fraudulent schemes. VGC and Eleko are wealthy uncles, isolated from others and always overseas. Nicon and Parkview are the pretty nieces with feigned American and British accents. Oniru and Elegushi are the nephews from the village, who recently found wealth and arrogance. Ajah is the Step-sister, giving birth to children she can’t feed. Jakande and Igbo-Efon are broke In-laws, hardworking but always in need. Ibeju-Lekki and Epe are the Jilted aunts, feeding on promises and searching for suitors. Obalende is the lost brother without a mind, thought to be dead. Eko, Idumota, and Marina are Triplets of Royal descents, with trade on their minds, and power between their legs. Maroko is the baby that was aborted at Midterm. Makoko is the dirty bastard that wouldn’t disappear. Eko Atlantic City has recently left the incubator, hoping to survive. Many other siblings are just occupying space and causing traffic jams on the Island of the rich.

This is how I know I’m not on the Island: service attendants begging for money; Lastma officials lurking behind traffic lights; Dunghill switch is everywhere, and I can’t get an Iota of decency.

Source... Lazyreporta

CelebritiesRe: Jennifer Okorie Foundation Awards Scholarships To 5 Pupils In Lagos (Photos) by Lazyreporta(m): 2:48pm On Oct 01, 2018
cool
PoliticsRe: Osun Election: PDP Supporters Celebrating At INEC Office In Osogbo (Photos) by Lazyreporta(m): 9:52am On Sep 23, 2018
This election will be re run obviously.
APC won more local governments why pdp won more votes.

Therefore, there's no clear winner.

That's inec constitution
WebmastersRe: Instagram Account With 19.2k Active Followers For Sale by Lazyreporta(m): 4:48pm On Sep 12, 2018
originals1:
38,000 sir , the page now has 20k followers...
07030407370 whatsapp bro
WebmastersRe: Instagram Account With 19.2k Active Followers For Sale by Lazyreporta(m): 3:22pm On Sep 12, 2018
How much? Just tell me for here
CareerRe: 20 Marketing Ideas For Real Estate Professionals by Lazyreporta(op): 9:10am On Sep 01, 2018
BecomeALandLord:
Nice information.
Apply it and it works wonders
yeah bro
HealthRe: Health Benefits Of Titus Fish by Lazyreporta(op): 7:44am On Sep 01, 2018
SEE ALSO

PREMATURE EJACULATION CURE

Hi dominique
HealthHealth Benefits Of Titus Fish by Lazyreporta(op): 7:42am On Sep 01, 2018
Oily fish is rich in omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, which have been shown to reduce inflammation and potentially lower the risk of heart disease, cancer, and arthritis. Both white and oily fish are good sources of lean protein. White fish contains fatty acids, but only in the liver, and in smaller quantities.

Cardiovascular disease
Consuming oily fish can help protect against cardiovascular disease, according to the AHA. A study published by the American Physiological Society suggests that fatty fish oils can also protect the heart during times of mental stress.

Rheumatoid arthritis
A study published in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases journal linked an average daily intake of at least 0.21 grams (or 210 milligrams) a day of omega-3 with a 52 percent lower risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Other research suggests that omega-3 fatty acids might protect against the future development of RA.

Dementia
Among people who abuse alcohol, fish oil may offer protection from dementia. Brain cells that were exposed to a mix of fish oil and alcohol had 95 percent less neuroinflammation and neuronal death compared with brain cells that were only exposed to alcohol.

Mouth and skin cancers
Oily fish consumption may protect against early- and late-stage oral and skin cancers. Omega-3 fatty acid has been found to target and selectively inhibit the growth of malignant and pre-malignant cells at doses that do not affect the normal cells.

Sensory, cognitive, and motor development
Consuming oily fish during the last months of pregnancy can have positive effects on a child’s sensory, cognitive, and motor development, research suggests. The same study did not find that breast-feeding offered the same benefits.

Asthma
The children of women who regularly consumed salmon during pregnancy may be less likely to show signs of asthma at the age of 2.5.

Protecting vision and memory
DHA can protect against vision loss. Scientists have identified a linkbetween oily fish consumption and a lower risk of vision loss in older people. A study published in PLOS One indicates that eating oily fish may improve working memory.

Breast and prostate cancer
One meta-analysis of nearly 900,000 women has linked a higher consumption of oily fish with a lower risk of breast cancer. However, another team found that men with high quantities of omega-3 oil in the their blood had a higher risk of prostate cancer.

HAVE YOU VISITED ALLROUNDGIST TODAYhuh
CareerRe: 20 Marketing Ideas For Real Estate Professionals by Lazyreporta(op): 5:28pm On Aug 31, 2018
Hi Dominique
Career20 Marketing Ideas For Real Estate Professionals by Lazyreporta(op): 5:27pm On Aug 31, 2018
1. Send marketing materials to every customer

2. Get a website

3. Email newsletter

4. Upload downloadable white papers

5. Improve Google ranking via SEO (search engine optimization)

6. Pay-per-click.

7. Host seminars

8. Take customer surveys

9. Harness the power of Facebook

10. Publish press releases

11. Create a Google+ page

12. Encourage positive online reviews

13. Carry blank business cards

14. Customers video testimonials

15. Customers' reviews on your website

16. Twitter

17. Online news comments

18. Leverage on LinkedIn

19. Publish a blog

20. Reach out to customers every day.

6 tips for building lasting relationship

1. Focus on external communication

2. Maintain a positive attitude

3. Acknowledge your client as an individual

4. Share knowledge

5. Be open

6. Exceed expectations

7 steps to effectively strengthen customer relationship

1. Send greeting cards

2. Keep an open line of communication

3. Know the stages of customer loyalty

4. Provide customer support

5. Ask for customers opinion

6. Don't overlook current customers in your Marketing

7. Adopt your business model/ plan

BROUGHT TO YOU BY ALLROUNGIST

FamilyRe: 10 Reasons Why Married Men Cheat by Lazyreporta(m): 11:12am On Aug 30, 2018
I hear more of married women cheating though...



Surprise! 1-in-25 Dads Not the Real Father

About 4 percent of men may unknowingly be raising a child that really belongs to the mailman or some other guy, researchers speculate in a new study.

https://www.livescience.com/375-surprise-1-25-dads-real-father.html

FamilyRe: 10 Reasons Why Married Men Cheat by Lazyreporta(m): 11:09am On Aug 30, 2018
dominique:
Married women don't cheat ko?
They might even be more
CelebritiesRe: Mokaliki: Charles Okocha, Simi, Femi Adebayo On Kunle Afolayan New Movie Set by Lazyreporta(m): 10:30am On Aug 30, 2018
Clean tokunbo benz C240 2004 at an affordable price


https://www.nairaland.com/4704671/affordable-tokunbo-benz-c240#70739132
PoliticsRe: 15 Igbo Billionaires To Fund Bianca Ojukwu’s Election Into Senate - Ohakim by Lazyreporta(m): 10:23am On Aug 30, 2018
Grupo:
Don't be deceived brother. Even $1k, an "average American" doesn't have it in savings.
You're right! smiley
PoliticsRe: 15 Igbo Billionaires To Fund Bianca Ojukwu’s Election Into Senate - Ohakim by Lazyreporta(m): 10:20am On Aug 30, 2018
gurnam:
You call $3k “just”?
He said "average"

What is the percentage of poor people in US?

Note: I don't have a solid evidence, but I feel an average American will earn that in a month.


You know what bro, You're right!
smiley

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