Lagos most dangerous places not to enter at night pls take note

This article is for the safety of the people living in Lagos. I have done some research on the most dangerous places that you should not enter at night, especially if you are walking alone.

The places that I am about to list is known for high level of crime like Rape, Robbery, Cultism etc.

The number one location is Ajegunle, the place is also referred to as Ghetto and we all that Ghetto does not signify anything good. Ajegunle is not a very safe place to walk alone at night especially if you are not living in the area because you could be robbed, even kidnapped.

Number two location is Mushin: you probably must have heard about Mushin if you've lived in Lagos for a while, this is one of the most dangerous places to be at night. According to some residents; there is a high level of cultism in this area.. Fight erupts from this area every now and then.

Number three is Oshodi: if this area was not on our list, the list would not have been complete. Oshodi, even though it has been renovated, there are still some criminal activity going on here. Hold on to your phone, wallet and handbag when walking past this area at anytime.

Number four is Ikeja; not every area in Ikeja is dangerous at night, but Under Bridge and Computer Village are the two main places you should avoid at night.

Number five is Fadeyi; the funny thing about this area is that one minute it can be very peaceful, the next minute you will be running for your life.It is known for so many criminal activity including robbery.

Number six is Agege; no, I am not talking about Bread... I am talking about the real Agege. Some of the residents in this area say that they feel very unsafe due to the rampant criminal activities in this area. 

Do you know any area that is dangerous at night?? 

31 funny wedding pictures that will make you laugh

Jun 11, 2020 2:47 AM

      

Matrimony is the process through which two people publicly, officially, and permanently communicate. Two people are joined into a relationship that lasts putatively until their death, but in practice, separation or divorce is often reduced.

The couples want to have fun in these pictures and in the light of the pre-wedding and actual pictures they take for their wedding are a little insane but incredibly entertaining. These couples don't care about the perfect shot of the photo, they just want to show themselves in whatever way they can and we love them for that. But we will all have a good laugh, after all, what is the nature of real love without real joy? Love it. Miss it. miss it. Love it! Love it! love it! Respect him. Respect him! Love him!

I've devoted this thread to all those couples who'd say 'I DO' to all of you.

Below are 31 funny and beautiful photos from the wedding ceremony that make you laugh.

Don't laugh alone, share it with your friend and please don't forget to follow me

Black Lives Matter: These 22 photos of black people will definitely touch your soul

Jun 10, 2020 4:58 PM

Racism being a belief that a particular race is superior or inferior to another, just like always it appears to always have been directed at blacks throughout many years from, to more than any other race. It is the same roots of reasons people had rioted after Martin Luther King Jr's Assassination. The civil rights movement was a struggle for social justice that took place mainly during the 1950s and 1960s for black Americans to gain equal rights under the law in the United States. The Civil War had officially abolished slavery, but it didn’t end discrimination against black people—they continued to endure the devastating effects of racism, especially in the south.

Recently, a huge peaceful rallies have taken place across the US against racism and police brutality on the 12th day of protests sparked by the death of George Floyd.

From Berlin to Barcelona, thousands of people are rallying against racial inequality and ...Demonstrations have taken place in Spain, Italy, Hungary, the UK, Denmark and Belgium as Europe ...Thousands took to the streets across Australia on Saturday, as did hundreds in Tokyo and Seoul to tens of thousands of people marched in Washington DC, in the city's largest protest so far. Security forces blocked any approach to the White House.

Crowds also demonstrated in New York, Chicago, LA and San Francisco.

Meanwhile, people paid their respects to Mr Floyd in North Carolina, where he was born, before a memorial service.

Mr Floyd, an unarmed black man, died in police custody in Minneapolis on 25 May. Video showed a white police officer kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes while he is pinned to the floor. 

Officer Derek Chauvin has been dismissed and charged with murder. Three other officers who were at the scene have also been sacked and charged with aiding and abetting.

After so many years, racism is arguably an existent disease most or every black person and everyone's been fighting but the truth is, it's not the beginning and the end of racism, but a fight happens to be a powerful step by step start, right? From apartheid government, xenophobia, to the recent blacks lives matter protests, blacks have always seem to be on the news. Below are 22 photos that would definitely strike a cord in your heart and probably make everyone have a reflective compassion for people;

1) Armless friends

2) A photo of two happy boys

3) Wipe of those tears

4) Elderly women comforting eachother

5) A pregnant black woman

6) A black man being burnt alive, xenophobic

7) Police brutality sometime in Kenya

8) A mother and a son's bond @efejoshyfade

9) A float of peace

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11) black gold

12) models @Diandraforrest...

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17) @ Anok and Alton

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20) @Sheila

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We all live in a three-dimensional world. All physical objects have a certain height, width and depth. We're supposed to look beyond our complexion. But sadly, people treat each other with despise drawing distinctions on race, colour and slightly sex. Afro descendents, blacks, negroes still fight hardcore for equality.

Let us all look beyond our skin. We're all people with same inalienable rights and similar aspirations. No living person is a child of a lesser God. We all need eachother, To love, to lean on, to support despite our difference in race, colour or gender.