@ Uncle Wang n the Invisible Man Thanks for stopping by. Hope you get to know more about Lagos through my lenses. @ Kris Well, it's surely a sign of the times here. Elected officials here try as much as possible to avoid their constituents when they realise they cannot fulfill pre-election promises. @Standtall Lagos will be very clean if everybody does their part in cleaning up the environment because the government is trying hard to return the city to its days of past glory.
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ReplyDeleteThank You for sharing your country and looking forward to know more.
Have a nice day.
Cool blog, love the pictures
ReplyDeleteIt's always a bit sad to see parliamentary buildings with barbed wire around them. They should be open to the people (as they are 'for the people').
ReplyDeleteIt does seem to be a sign of the times though.
This palce looks so clean! I pray Lagos will like this in and out
ReplyDelete@ Uncle Wang n the Invisible Man
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. Hope you get to know more about Lagos through my lenses.
@ Kris
Well, it's surely a sign of the times here. Elected officials here try as much as possible to avoid their constituents when they realise they cannot fulfill pre-election promises.
@Standtall
Lagos will be very clean if everybody does their part in cleaning up the environment because the government is trying hard to return the city to its days of past glory.