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Lagos, Nigeria
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Odun omo Owu Kingdom 2026 Arrival of Alaafin Oyo Iku Baba Yeye Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade, Olusegun Obasanjo
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Lagos, 1982: rare documentary footage of Tinubu Square, Lagos Island's busy commercial heart, plus the city's roads and street scenes. Features an interview with O. A. Adeosun, then MD of NAL Merchant Bank. Much has changed, but the energy remains.
#HistoricalLagos #Lagos1982
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Lagos, 1974.
This documentary footage captures a city growing faster than it could cope. Migrants poured in from across Nigeria, hoping to find work and a better life.
#HistoricalLagos #Lagos #LagosHistory #Nigeria1974 #NigerianHistory
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Do you remember JIGI BOLA, 2001?
In 2001, during the administration of @officialasiwajubat , Lagos introduced the Jigi Bola initiative, a mass blindness prevention and eye-care programme designed to make essential eye healthcare accessible to the people.
Share your memories….
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The Oloro of Oro, HRM Oba Joel Olaniyi Oyatoye Titiloye Olufayo II (JP), has congratulated Scott Gillingham on his re-election as Mayor of Winnipeg, Canada, wishing him a successful second term.
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More than $35,000 has reportedly been raised for young footballer Neveda Pierre in just 24 hours after police were called to a youth football match in Florida following a dispute over his performance.
Now, supporters are rallying around the young talent, hoping to help him
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Ifè Thompson (@fufuisonme) of our Crime & Family team will be speaking at the @UNESCO Global Forum Against Racism and Discrimination in The Hague.
ìfe’s practice has a specialist focus on addressing anti-Blackness in criminal defence cases.
Read here: nexuschambers.com/insights/i…
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🔥 10 DAYS TO GO! THE BATTLE FOR WEST AFRICA!
Africa’s future, global power, and history take centre stage. 🌍
📅 6 November 2026 | 2 PM
📍 London
🎟️ Get your ticket on Eventbrite!
Presented by The Thought Builders Institute.
#TheBattleForWestAfrica #Geopolitics
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Dear IBos,
This is an Awori king, the Paramount ruler of the Isolo kingdom and he has frankly called out the Ibo representative who went on air to call aboriginals minorities in their own land.
Before I forget, but una say Aworis are not Yorubas
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Lovely
There was a time people flew a thousand miles just to holiday in Lagos.
Archival footage of travellers touching down in Lagos, not to escape, but to relax, explore and enjoy the city.
Today, a lot of us are flying a thousand miles in the opposite direction, and calling it “japa.”
So what changed? The city, the planning, or the people in charge of both? Watch the reel, then decide for yourself.
Lagos was once a destination. Some of us are still waiting for the sequel.
Credits:@historicallagos
#LagosHistory #OldLagos #LagosThroughTime @EduOmotolani #NigerianHistory @papichulo4224 #Japa
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Omoluabi Anywhere, Anyday! Yoruba values, dignity, respect, and good character wherever we go.
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IBADAN: The City of Brown Roofs
A city rich in history, culture, and heritage, Ibadan proudly stands as one of Nigeria’s most iconic cities. From its famous brown rooftops to its vibrant streets, Ibadan remains a symbol of tradition and urban growth.
VIDEO Credit theniyifagbemi
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Yoruba dominate the biggest chain of fast foods in Nigeria, via @BusinessDayNg
Deji Akinyanju- Chicken Republic
Kehinde Kamson - Sweet Sensation
Ọláyínká Adedayo- Tastee Chicken
Ibigemi Oloruntobi -Item7 go
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There was a time people flew a thousand miles just to holiday in Lagos.
Archival footage of travellers touching down in Lagos, not to escape, but to relax, explore and enjoy the city.
Today, a lot of us are flying a thousand miles in the opposite direction, and calling it “japa.”
So what changed? The city, the planning, or the people in charge of both? Watch the reel, then decide for yourself.
Lagos was once a destination. Some of us are still waiting for the sequel.
Credits:@historicallagos
#LagosHistory #OldLagos #LagosThroughTime @EduOmotolani #NigerianHistory @papichulo4224 #Japa – at Lagos, Nigeria
