No doubt, Lagos was, is and still remains the economic nerve centre of Nigeria. Because of its economic attraction, virtually all households across Nigeria have at least a representative in Lagos. From the East, West, North and South, people keep trooping into the state to eke out a living. Lagos, before 2000 was awfully chaotic. […]
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