Photos: Heaps of reuse on the streets of Lagos

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By Joseph Olaoluwa 




Afolabi, Lagos
 Egbeda, Lagos

 Iba, Oba Gloria
 Igando, Lagos
 Ikotun, Lagos
 Iyana Ipaja, Lagos
 Maryland, Lagos

Yaba, Lagos

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  1. Kemi12 February 2018 at 12:44

    Lagos is so dirty..... These places are still neat fa. Ambode is a stupid man. Yet some fools are celebrating him. Lagos isn't healthy anymore.. I need someone to tell him , he is mad ...

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  2. Anonymous12 February 2018 at 12:50

    Lol.... Biko come our side na.... Dat area wey u snap for ipaja tush na... Come mosalashi na
    We dey breathe in dirt for der... We jst dey fat anyhow. E go just funny mee say this man go still enter 2019. E dey demolish house anyhow house wey e no suppose break, dey break am anyhow.. My Ogun go show am pepper. Make e continu. Mad man

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