In line with its continued efforts to support the sub-Saharan Africa region and the African continent at large, Facebook recently announced its plans to open a new office in Lagos, Read More >>
"Outside Nigerian borders, the presumed magic wand of Lagos is beyond descriptive mention because it is as if there is a never-exhaustive-money-spinning pipe on every avenue and street and added Read More >>
"Coming to Lagos either from your nativity or outer borders, you may have to be stripped of your preconceived biases because your new place of abode is full of its Read More >>
(By Debo Adeniran) "Most of the roads are still bumpy or riddled with potholes. Most drainage channels are either too shallow or too narrow to accommodate the volume of flood expected Read More >>
(By Izuchukwu Ezukanma) "Lagos State can easily compel individuals and businesses to own trees by ensuring that the provision of tree spaces is a precondition for the approval of building Read More >>
(By Izuchukwu Ezukanma) "Six years into the programme and with a scorecard in public domain, there is need to review the exercise: The concept, methodology, and results with a view Read More >>
(By Dolapo Aina) "The difference between Ojuelegba and Apapa spare parts markets is that while the former deals in mainly Ford motor spare parts, the latter deals in mainly Mercedes Read More >>
(By Gbenga Olorunpomi) "So, who is the biggest loser? Is it the soldiers who have lost all the little reverence they have gained in through the little successes they have Read More >>
(By Uzor Ngoladi) "I have come across several Lagosians who are prolific storytellers. Their endeavour stops at word of mouth. The energy they should have channelled to sharpen and polish Read More >>
(By Damola Adepeju) "Government inefficiencies, failure of leadership and negative effects of globalisation birthed an unintended consequence that may be a solution to our development challenges. This unintended consequence is Read More >>