Nchenches:



Most of the Hausas in Lagos do mai guard, hewers of wood and fetchers of water and shine your shoes or outrightly beg for alms. You can't be truthful for one moment.

NIGERDELTAIDOL:
This is becoming one too many

Killermamba:


I dey laugh, I can see the way its going to end.

dominic17:
It is only a sense kids sound the way you sound. to this note I wish you what you wish others

Nchenches:



Igbos in Lagos are no longer ready to count their costs and rejuvenate. It is retrogressive. Enough is enough.

Nigeria can never be a nation, even if left as one country in the next 100000 years.
What has been happening in the SW - Lagos, have grossly shown that Nigeria can never be a nation. It's only proceeds from crude oil and gas deposits in the east and rest of the Niger Delta that hold politicians in Nigeria together.

Brendaniel:


Then why did you attribute the spare part market to the same people?

That is like calling a man rich when you want to accuse of him of wrong doing and calling the same man poor when you want to insult him.

Which simply means whatever the man does, you can never see anything good in it, because of your hatred towards him....

The good news is that the man will continue to prosper and you will continue to hate...

There was a fire outbreak Thursday morning at the Olowu spare parts market in Lagos State.

Some shops engulfed by the inferno contained air-conditioners for sale, parts of vehicles, and motorcycles, among others.

The traders count their losses as the goods lost to the fire are worth millions of naira.

The men of the Lagos State Fire Service and security operatives are at the scene. The situation is under control.

A similar incident occurred three weeks after Akere Spare Parts Market on Kirikiri Road, Olodi-Apapa in Ajegunle, went up in flames.