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Local dance instructor Chinyere Adebayo is celebrating Lagos culture through vibrant dance performances and workshops. Her initiatives aim to preserve traditional art forms while inspiring the community to embrace and showcase their rich heritage.
A recent poll comparing Balogun and Mile 12 markets reveals varying opinions among shoppers on which venue offers better bargains. While Balogun is celebrated for its diverse textiles and competitive pricing, Mile 12 is known for fresh produce and bulk savings. The results highlight the distinctive appeal of both markets in Lagos.
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Join us in Lagos for “Discovering African Spirituality,” an engaging live event exploring the rich tapestry of indigenous beliefs and practices. Experts will share insights on spirituality’s role in contemporary life, fostering cultural appreciation and dialogue.
In a groundbreaking initiative, local makeup artist Mia Thompson defies conventional beauty standards, inspiring clients to embrace their unique features. Through her creative artistry and empowering workshops, she champions inclusivity and self-expression in the beauty industry.
The 1970s oil boom transformed Lagos, reshaping its economy and urban landscape. As the city grapples with congestion and infrastructure challenges, the echoes of that era continue to influence its growth and development strategies today.
The Lekki Arts & Crafts Market in Lagos offers a vibrant showcase of Nigerian culture, featuring an array of handmade crafts, artworks, and local delicacies. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich traditions and entrepreneurial spirit that define this dynamic community.