Showing posts with label Lagos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lagos. Show all posts

18 February, 2016

9 JOBS NORTHERNERS DO IN LAGOS

The northern part of Nigeria is known to have large expanse of land which they mostly use for farming and grazing of animals. They are known to be the chief producers of leather items.
But over the years, some of their descent have choose to relocate to Lagos to get another life aside the farming and cattle rearing. You may have noticed some of them in your neighborhood and the kind of jobs they take on.You may wonder if some of those jobs are worth travelling all the way to Lagos for, but really, it’s not for us to judge.
Let's have a peep into some of these jobs
1. Bureau De Change: This should clearly come to mind as the northerners seem to have carved a niche for themselves in this field. You can be sure that in every part of Lagos, there will be a few of them running the business of buying and selling of local/foreign currencies. With them, you can be sure you will always get the currency you need. They strategically position themselves in different areas and call on passerby if they need to change or trade their currency for another.
2. Security Guards: This is another popular job Northerners engage in. An average of 3-5 houses on a street would have a security guard that is a northerner.

24 January, 2016

EXCLUSIVE; 10 MOST DANGEROUS BUS STOPS IN LAGOS

Although the state government is taking all steps to curb crime in Lagos metropolis, it is important to be on the lookout for some bus stops in the state that are known to be dangerous. Activities in these bus stops include pick pockets, phone stealing, gun point robbery etc.

Below are the 10 bus stops you must be careful of in Lagos.
1. Obalende: Any day any time, Obalende bus stop must be included in the list of notorious bus stops in Lagos. If you’ve been to Lagos and you have never been to this side of the metropolis, you have not been to Lagos.

01 January, 2016

EXCLUSIVE : 8 REASONS WHY PEOPLE COME TO LAGOS FOR NEW YEAR CELEBRATION

Over the years, many celebrate the festive seasons especially New Year in their home town. In fact, a large number of the people living in Lagos visit their villages after a long year of work.
However, many seem not to know that people equally troop into Lagos to enjoy the season. It is more like a "soldier go, soldier come’’ scenario. You may want to ask, what exactly do these second set of people come to Lagos for? Their visit is mostly geared around fun.See reasons after the cut....

25 November, 2015

Men Of Lagos Police Command Kill 5 Suspected Robbers In Shootout

The Police in Lagos on Wednesday killed five suspected armed robbers and arrested one with bullets wounds. Police sources told newsmen in Ikeja that the suspects had engaged policemen from Elemoro Division, Ajah in Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Area in a shootout where they were killed.

He said that five of them were killed on the spot and one injured by bullets was arrested. “The police in Elemoro got information that the suspects were operating at Abule Parapo, opposite Awoyaya in Elemoro area of Ajah around 2 a.m.

11 September, 2015

FG Responds To UniLag Protests, Sends Technical Team

The Federal Government has responded to cries from various quarters regarding the death of a 300L student of Unilag, Oluchi Anekwe, that was electrocuted earlier this week.


10 September, 2015

Fire Wipes Out Family Of Six

Late Tuesday evening, September, 8, 2015, at Number 21, Michael Ogun Street, Obele Lawanson, Lagos, there was a fire outbreak that killed six members of a family and the last still in the hospital.


09 September, 2015

UNILAG Students Protest Colleague's Death

There were reports earlier today that an Undergraduate of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) named Oluchi Anekwe died on tuesday night after she was electrocuted when an high-voltage wire fell on her.