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This Lady Must Be Sick To Think That I Will Marry Her
This lady must be sick to think that I will marry her. We were good B4 I traveled out of the city. Good vibes, nice time and all that. She showed me love and everything but deep down, I know that I won't marry her. There was a time I felt like taking the relationship serious but the fact that she have two kids and a single mother, discourages me. Also, I know the father of her kids. They lived
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When buying lands anywhere in Nigeria,there are red flags that signify that the land may not be genuine. These red flag may range from the title of the documents, the size of land, the countenance of the seller etc. These red flags when ignored turn out to be problematic and may mean that you will keep fighting court cases till the end of time. In worse case scenarios you can even loose the land or your life. What red flags did you overlook when buying "problem land"
Should DNA test be made compulsory at child birth? There is a serious issue in Uvwie LGA Delta State, where a man (name withheld) asked to use his wife's phone, while he was at it, a message poped up from a mistery man saying "how are my two kids". The man out of shock decided to check further, he discovered that his wife had more than twenty male sexual partners. To cut the long story short, the man who is now 50+ years old carried out a DNA test for their three children, hmmm, guess what? Non of the three children belongs to him. I ask again. They attempted to make it a police case, unfortunately, its not a police case.
The population in Lagos doesn't help matters in the dating pool. You could fumble a 10 tonight and be in the arms of an 11 tomorrow night. The probability of you meeting the hottest girl you've ever met every night is high af. All the girls who know or believe that they are too fine for their state eventually move to Lagos. Then they get here and realize the competition is absolutely insane. Lagos men are spoilt for choice, as long as you're not looking for a wife
Two-bedroom apartments remain one of the most sought-after rental options in Lagos, offering a practical balance of space, comfort, and affordability. They are especially popular among small families, young professionals, and shared renters navigating the city’s increasingly expensive housing market. With rents steadily rising across Lagos amid a persistent housing supply gap, affordability has become a critical factor for many residents—often requiring compromises on proximity, infrastructure, or convenience. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Understanding where value meets accessibility is therefore essential for anyone looking to rent within budget. This ranking is based on data from The Lagos Residential Market Report, which tracks average rental prices across the state. The list highlights the 10 most affordable areas to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Lagos as of 2026. 10. Festac Town — ₦1.5 Million Per Year Festac Town ranks as the 10th cheapest area to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Lagos, with an average annual rent of ₦1.5 million. Located in Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area, Festac is a federally planned housing estate originally built for the 1977 Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC ’77). Designed as a structured community with over 5,000 housing units across seven major avenues, the estate benefited from strong government-backed infrastructure. Over time, relaxed ownership restrictions allowed Festac to evolve into an active rental market. Its organised road network, multiple access routes from the Lagos–Badagry Expressway, and connectivity via the Festac Link Bridge continue to attract tenants working along Lagos’ western corridor. 9. Ajegunle — ₦1.4 Million Per Year Ajegunle ranks ninth, with average two-bedroom rents at ₦1.4 million annually. Situated in Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local Government Area, Ajegunle borders Apapa Wharf and Tin Can Island Port, making it strategically located near two of Nigeria’s busiest seaports. While the area has long struggled with overcrowding, infrastructure deficits, and security concerns, recent years have seen private-sector-led urban renewal, including modern residential buildings, hotels, and event centres. Markets such as Ajegunle Market, Boundary Market, and the central bus terminal support daily commerce, while proximity to Ajeromi General Hospital and Navy Town adds to its functional appeal. Traffic congestion remains a major challenge. 8. Agege — ₦1.2 Million Per Year Agege is the eighth cheapest area to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Lagos, with an average rent of ₦1.2 million per year. The neighbourhood stretches from Dopemu Road to Abeokuta Expressway and is known for its vibrant commercial activity, supported by major markets such as Abattoir Meat Market and Alade Market. Key landmarks include the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Agege Stadium, and the Pen Cinema Flyover, which has improved traffic flow. The Babatunde Fashola Railway Station, opened in 2021, connects Agege to Ogun and Oyo States, enhancing regional mobility. Residential estates like Sunshine Estate and New Dairy Farm Housing Estate cater to families and working professionals. 7. Oshodi — ₦1.1 Million Per Year Oshodi ranks seventh, with average two-bedroom rents of ₦1.1 million annually. A major commercial and transport hub on the Lagos Mainland, Oshodi’s importance dates back to the early 1900s, when it served as a key colonial trade route. It is home to Oshodi Market, one of West Africa’s largest, alongside Arena Market and Bolade Market. The area also hosts the Oshodi Transport Interchange, a modern facility linking BRT buses and multiple city routes through three multi-storey terminals equipped with security and passenger amenities. Bordered by Mushin, Surulere, Somolu, and Alimosho, Oshodi remains a fast-paced urban centre balancing commerce, culture, and infrastructure. 6. Mushin — ₦1.1 Million Per Year Mushin ranks sixth, with an average annual rent of ₦1.1 million for a two-bedroom apartment. Established in 1955, Mushin has grown into a vibrant mix of residential and commercial activity. Major roads like Agege Motor Road and Ikorodu Road provide strong connectivity, supported by buses and tricycles. Markets such as Ojuwoye and Ladipo attract traders from across Lagos, while small-scale manufacturing and workshops sustain the local economy. Despite challenges like traffic congestion and waste management, Mushin offers schools, healthcare facilities, and recreational spaces that support daily life. 5. Alimosho — ₦1 Million Per Year Alimosho ranks fifth, with average two-bedroom rents at ₦1 million per year. It is the most populous local government area in Lagos State, bordering Ifako-Ijaiye, Agege, Ikeja, Kosofe, and Ogun State. Rapid population growth led to its division into several LCDAs, including Ikotun-Idimu, Ayobo-Ipaja, Egbe-Idimu, and Agbado-Oke Odo. Driven by urbanisation, a thriving informal economy, and a growing middle class, Alimosho hosts numerous markets, schools, residential estates, and small businesses that contribute significantly to Lagos’ economy. 4. Ojo — ₦967,000 Per Year Ojo ranks fourth, with an average annual rent of ₦967,000. Located along the Lagos–Badagry Expressway, Ojo is a major commercial and residential area on the Badagry axis. It hosts Alaba International Market, one of West Africa’s largest electronics markets, as well as Iyana-Iba Market. The presence of Lagos State University (LASU) boosts rental demand, while ferry services along nearby creeks complement road transport. 3. Ikorodu — ₦815,000 Per Year Ikorodu ranks third, with average two-bedroom rents of ₦815,000 annually. Located in north-eastern Lagos, Ikorodu enjoys strong transport links, including BRT corridors to TBS, Ikeja, and Oshodi, and multiple jetties offering water transport to Victoria Island, Ikoyi, and Lekki in under 30 minutes. The area hosts LASUSTECH and Caleb University, as well as industrial facilities such as the SAGLEV Electromobility Plant and the Egbin Power Station, strengthening its economic profile. 2. Epe — ₦605,000 Per Year Epe is the second cheapest area, with average annual rents of ₦605,000. Situated along the Lekki Lagoon, Epe has road links to Ijebu-Ode and Ikorodu and a strong fishing and agricultural economy. Local markets like Epe Fish Market, Oluwo Market, and Aiyetoro Market support trade, while mangrove forests, beaches, and waterways enhance its natural appeal. 1. Badagry — ₦575,000 Per Year Badagry is the cheapest area in Lagos State to rent a two-bedroom apartment, with an average annual rent of ₦575,000. A historic coastal town along Porto Novo Creek, Badagry serves as a transit route to Benin Republic and has an economy driven by fishing, trading, and tourism. In 2024, the Federal Government commenced construction of the 1,068-kilometre Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway, expected to boost trade, reduce transport costs, and significantly improve connectivity to Lagos.
Eid Mubarak🥳🥳🥳🥳 May Allah accept our fasts, forgive our shortcomings, and answer all our silent prayers. Aameen. May this Eid bring peace to our hearts, barakah to our homes, and ease in all our affairs. Don’t forget the beautiful sunnahs of today ✨ Eat before going out, say your Takbeer, wear your best, apply fragrance (For males) and go for Eid prayer with joy 💙.
Exam cancelled at University of Calabar after student says Holy Spirit prompted her to confess leake
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmK4RhC1/ Exam cancelled at University of Calabar after student says Holy Spirit prompted her to confess leaked answers. According to accounts circulating among students, the mistake occurred at the start of the examination when candidates realised that the answers were included on the same sheet as the questions. Exam disrupted by unexpected confession Despite noticing the error early, the students reportedly remained silent and proceeded to write the examination without raising any alarm. The situation reportedly took an unexpected turn about five minutes before the end of the exam when a female student stood up to alert the invigilators about the error. Witnesses said the student explained that she could no longer keep quiet about the situation and felt compelled to speak up. Following the disclosure, the examination hall descended into confusion as invigilators verified the claim and confirmed that the answers had indeed been provided alongside the questions. The examiner was immediately informed, and the examination was subsequently cancelled. Department orders cancellation and fresh assessment Students were instructed to stop writing and submit their scripts, while departmental officials announced that a new date would be fixed for a fresh examination. The incident has since sparked widespread debate among students on academic integrity, personal conscience, and collective responsibility within examination settings. As of the time of reporting, the university authorities had not issued an official statement on whether disciplinary action would be taken against the examiner or if further investigations would be conducted into the circumstances surrounding the error.
Why Nigeria Suffers More Than Most Countries When Petrol Prices Rise
Nigeria suffers more than most countries when petrol prices rise because petrol is not only used for transportation but also for electricity generation at homes, shops, and factories. This situation exists largely because of Nigeria’s extremely weak power supply compared with countries of similar or smaller populations. Nigeria generates only about 4,000–5,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity on average, even though the country has a population of more than 200 million people. For a country of that size, this
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Please, why do people switch off their "read receipt" on WhatsApp? Once I noticed your WhatsApp read receipt is off, I'll immediately see you as a very unserious person in life. I mean, if you're a business man, how would you expect your customers to take you serious when they wouldn't know if you've read their messages or not? Inasmuch as I don't post, If your contact was saved on my phone, be rest assured it'll be unsaved the next few seconds. Others who activate it for fun and to monitor people, what exactly do you gain from that? I personally feel such people are depressed and emotionally frustrated and needs help with whatever they're battling. Why do people turn themselves to ghost viewers?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ygWYopr5ZU A Nigeria lady has come out to narrate what she went through in libya while pregnant. They way sue was stab by bad boys. Watch the full story on YouTube