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A fruits depot just after Alakija, Festac |
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Hard to see from this picture, but this is furniture village at Agboju, Festac |
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Plantain stems dump |
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Construction work going on. Festac First Gate in the distance |
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Approaching Mile 2 bus stop |
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Blue Rail Mile 2 Station coming up |
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Left Mile 2, Alafia ahead |
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Blue Rail Station, Alafia |
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Blue Rail Station, Alafia |
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The Badagry Expressway corridor is changing...Blue Rail tracks next to BRT lane |
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The sun was intense on Day 3 |
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Orile Station |
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Blue Rail elevated tracks starts from Orile |
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Thats George from NTA crew. They met up with me at Iganmu to interview me. |
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Iganmu |
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Also had Bisi Olatilo crew film me and also interview. |
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Walking also Eko Bridge |
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Closing in on Lagos Island |
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Outer Marina |
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The former NITEL H/O. I believe its been sold to... |
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Colleagues at work when I stopped over |
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Bye, see you later... |
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Got home and me feet were really sore with one blister and another threatening to develop. Cooling them off in ice water |
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My phone went off before I got to Checkpoint D so I couldn't get a screenshot of my entire day's walk |
I have more picture of the Lagos Badagry expressway on my blog.
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