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Friday, June 19, 2020

This Is Lagos After The Rains.....

You are looking at some flooded areas in Apapa,Lagos...
In some areas in Lagos,when it rains,people get stuck indoors......

 Send us photos of your area if you are stuck indoors or need to use a canoe to go out......
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20 comments:

  1. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 12:38

    Hypocritical Nigerians.
    And the governor will be all over social media pretending to be working?

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    1. https://linktr.ee/nikkysfahioncorner19 June 2020 at 13:16

      But you know we all have a part to play...like not trying your gala and coke bottle out of a moving vehicle or while walking on the road, after consuming them.

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    2. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 15:18

      We are our own problem. The drainages are blocked by blocked head people throwing stuff on the road.

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    3. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 15:47

      Exactly we all have pur own part to play. This place is very close to my office, sometimes when rain start falling you will see some people bringing out their dirt to pour in the water even all those oyinbo's maid and to say lawma people do come often. Some people will be in the water and still spit out their phlegm in it.

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  2. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 12:43

    If not that the colonial masters built drainage in ikoyi and vi their matter for be like lekki own

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  3. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 12:43

    2007 I was on transfer from Abuja to Lagos. The hotel i could afford was in Surulere. The room i lodged in couldn't take me when i stand straight. One small room carved out of the basement Had to bend to move around. But it was the cheapest i could get -my office was in V.I and i had to be in the office 7.30am. One morning i woke up to see this type of flood everywhere and it was still raining. What still amazes me till date is that i got up, took my bath, waded through the water until i got to where the flood reduced, walked a very long distance till i got a bus. All under the rain. What did i get from the organization eventually? Hmmm life. I left Lagos after few months of suffering. To think that where i work today is even worse. Here salaries are so epileptic that when you even get paid at all you receive half salary. I don't know when the suffering will end but i am getting so tired of everything.

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    1. Anonymous20 June 2020 at 00:34

      Please, don't walk on flooded streets or wade through the rain. Some people got electrocuted in the past doing just that.

      Start a small business that will give you a fraction of your salary everyday. Save 10‰-30% of it daily.
      For example, earn N1000 daily and save N100-N300 per day in a targeted Savings account that you can only cash-out/liquidate or reinvest after 90days/3months.

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  4. excited courtesy19 June 2020 at 12:52

    lagos people just stay safe.

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  5. Jet li19 June 2020 at 12:53

    State and Federal ministries of environment forming not aware

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  6. Jet li19 June 2020 at 12:53

    State and Federal ministries of environment forming not aware

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  7. Ron19 June 2020 at 13:00

    I wish i could send you pictures of my street when it rains. It's not a good sight at all. And barely 30mins after the rains stop, the water would recede completely, so i can't help but wonder what causes it to flood in the first place.

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    1. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 13:54

      Input is greater than output. Once input stops, output quickly does the job.

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  8. Bini19 June 2020 at 13:01

    There are no good drainage systems! A lot of people are on the edge now as the rains have come.

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  9. Ellaelle19 June 2020 at 13:15

    Lagos o ti baje.
    Lagos abeokuta express way is worst now. Any day rain fall, I will be having BP cos of the money I will spend on tfare. Only God will help us

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  10. Sonia19 June 2020 at 13:22

    Government should do something about this flood in Lagos. It's annoying

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  11. Toltob19 June 2020 at 13:38

    It wasn't a pleasant experience yesterday at all. My house was flooded with my kids floating on the bed. I was just praying for the rain to stop. I pray not to have that experience again.

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  12. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 14:06

    No be only Eko oni baje na Eko ati baje

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  13. OliveK19 June 2020 at 14:59

    My house is close to the canal, so it makes my street flood once in 2 years, it's usually not a good experience. Those with high foundations have nothing to worry about, but those with low foundations like me, the whole house gets flooded with properties damaged.

    I tried to redeem mine by breaking the whole house, refill with sand, case and tile again. It has cost me so much but at least there's a remedy. It's well.

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  14. Anonymous19 June 2020 at 20:22

    I'm so happy i moved to a better place this year the area in lekki i was staying in i used to think so hard about commuting once rain starts but now i can enjoy the rain thank God..

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