@40t2_ I understand you, but you're not getting my point. They're lazy? Fine then let's Lagos give them work and only feed them instead of putting them in jail doing nth while still feeding them.
We need people in farms and on the road to clean Lagos.
@40t2_ I believe otherwise. These people become beggers due to inability to feed. Why not utilise them in cleaning Lagos and provide them food only. Their cleaning Lagos for 2 years each will pay their price for the offence.
The cleaning should be strictly monitor everyday
@40t2_ I believe otherwise. These people become beggers due to inability to feed. Why not utilise them in cleaning Lagos and provide them food only. Their cleaning Lagos for 2 years each will pay their price for the offence.
The cleaning should be strictly monitor everyday
Those of you asking, Are people from the South West,Lagos State indigenes? Are you people okay? Did they ever claim that they are Lagos State indigenes?
Personally, I was born and raised in Lagos State. I went to school here from primary school all the way to higher institution. But if you ask me where I’m from, I’ll tell you I’m from Ondo State. That’s how many of us in the South West are. We can live in Lagos for decades, but we will still proudly tell you where we come from.
What I don’t understand is why some Igbos will tell you that because they were born and raised in Lagos, they are Lagosians, instead of acknowledging their state of origin. You can be born and raised in Lagos and still be from Anambra, Imo, Enugu or wherever your family is from.
A lot of Yoruba people will tell you confidently, “I’m from Ondo,” “I’m from Ekiti,” “I’m from Osun,” regardless of how long they’ve lived in Lagos.
We don’t deny our heritage. You can be a Lagosian by birth and upbringing while still acknowledging your ancestral origin.