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1. OJOTA
It used to be a military settlement in d 18th century, soldiers practised their shooting there. D area had several gun firing spots & became known as Oju Ota in Yoruba which means Bullet spots. It later metamorphosed into Ojota which it is called now
1. OJOTA
It used to be a military settlement in d 18th century, soldiers practised their shooting there. D area had several gun firing spots & became known as Oju Ota in Yoruba which means Bullet spots. It later metamorphosed into Ojota which it is called now
2. ABULE EGBA
This area is on the outskirts of Lagos and got its name from the early settlers who were Egba people from Abeokuta. The area was first called “Abule awon egba” in Yoruba, which means “Village of Egba people”. It later became “Abule Egba”.
This area is on the outskirts of Lagos and got its name from the early settlers who were Egba people from Abeokuta. The area was first called “Abule awon egba” in Yoruba, which means “Village of Egba people”. It later became “Abule Egba”.
3. APONGBON
Apongbon is one of Lagos’ most popular markets, and it’s also quite close to the popular Oke-Arin market. It got its name from the then acting governor of the Lagos colony, William McCoskry, who had a Red Beard.
Apongbon is one of Lagos’ most popular markets, and it’s also quite close to the popular Oke-Arin market. It got its name from the then acting governor of the Lagos colony, William McCoskry, who had a Red Beard.
3 Things You Didn't Know About @burnaboy latest single Last Last.
Burnaboy mentioned some real live events in his latest single.
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1. BABA FRYO
'I no holy and I no denge pose
Like Baba Fryo
My eye oh, don cry oh'
Baba Fryo is a veteran Nigerian Ghetto singer.
Burnaboy mentioned some real live events in his latest single.
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1. BABA FRYO
'I no holy and I no denge pose
Like Baba Fryo
My eye oh, don cry oh'
Baba Fryo is a veteran Nigerian Ghetto singer.
He is known for releasing street songs.
His most popular song in Nigeria was titled "Dem go dey pose" which he released in the late 1990s.
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His most popular song in Nigeria was titled "Dem go dey pose" which he released in the late 1990s.
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2. SOBOMA
‘I dey Port Harcourt when dem kill Soboma’
Soboma George was a militant in both the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta and The Outlaws. In August 2009 George accepted an amnesty offer made by the Nigerian government, under President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua.
‘I dey Port Harcourt when dem kill Soboma’
Soboma George was a militant in both the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta and The Outlaws. In August 2009 George accepted an amnesty offer made by the Nigerian government, under President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua.
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The Charlie Charlie challenge is a modern incarnation of the Spanish paper-and-pencil game called Juego de la Lapicera (Pencil Game). Like a Magic 8-Ball, the game is played by teenagers using held or balanced pencils to produce answers to questions they ask.
The Charlie Charlie challenge is a modern incarnation of the Spanish paper-and-pencil game called Juego de la Lapicera (Pencil Game). Like a Magic 8-Ball, the game is played by teenagers using held or balanced pencils to produce answers to questions they ask.
Teenage girls have played Juego de la Lapicera for generations in Spain and Hispanic America, asking which boys in their class like them.[citation needed]
Basic set up for the two pencil game, with the top pencil balanced the same way as the other,
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Basic set up for the two pencil game, with the top pencil balanced the same way as the other,
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such that minor air movements can cause it to rotate
Originally described on the Internet in 2008,[1]the game was popularized in the English-speaking world in 2015, partly through the hashtag #CharlieCharlieChallenge. On 29 April 2015 an alarmist tabloid televisionnewscast about
Originally described on the Internet in 2008,[1]the game was popularized in the English-speaking world in 2015, partly through the hashtag #CharlieCharlieChallenge. On 29 April 2015 an alarmist tabloid televisionnewscast about
