@arojinle1 Thank you Oluko.
Anytime I find myself in Asian vessels, 80% of their food is a NO for me. Chicken is the order of the day and some kind pepper that are not grown in Nigeria.
Or Snacks to supplement with the food because it's too suggery.
I would avoid this food too.
Eko (the one Lagos island was known as) is not from Benin Language. Eko is a contraction of EREKO, which means farmland in Yoruba. The contraction may have happened during regional trading and invasion.
There is well-documented history of Aworis and Egbas using Lagos Island (as we know today) as a farmland (Oko) and fishing settlements. Aromire, one of the earliest settlers, and a prominent member of the Idejo chiefs, used part of Lagos Island as a pepper farm.
There are at least two standing EREKO streets (Idumota and Fadeyi) in Lagos today.