This is simply not true!
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You guys are Hilarious, too much emotions. The new oshodi is still as crowded, hectic with these same buses.
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Well i dont think so they are people still living there and are not even willing to MOVE despite what ECONOMIST want to SAY.
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you want to praise Lagos while you not even in Nigeria?
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she's in Sweden 
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Here you can save it on your systems .
#AwónOloshi ..@BBCAfrica@TheEconomistpic.twitter.com/hXyyBtIHKv
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Emabinu Sir....



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Ésé jare Ma . Wón mu ìnu bimi ni .

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Agba ti ko binu, ni omo e npo jojo



ej'bure sir 



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Ko si Eburé ni bi o , ma prefer burédi

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According to the economist, terrorism(Boko Haram) is to blame for the poor ranking. Wetin concern Lagos and Boko Haram?pic.twitter.com/oianBreUx5
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Askam give me ma brother


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No central sewage system. No portable water. Drainage system, zero.. But to some, Lagos is the best. Lagos is the biggest slum in the world
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@TheEconomist@BBCAfrica . I can help with more#Lagos pictures.#Foolspic.twitter.com/LQxum1S9iS
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Lagos is becoming a treat to someone I suppose. So it's time to run her down. She's our brand and we are proud of her. So keep to ur London.
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