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Stuart Franklin - NIGERIA. Lagos. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Early morning hustle and bustle at Ojota bus terminal. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos Island. Aspiring footballers training on a Sunday morning. There is limited space and equipment so games are set up where ever there is space. 20
NIGERIA. Lagos. Folarin St in the Sarulere region. 15 years of neglect has left the cities drain and calverts in a terrible state. They are a breeding ground fo
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ragolis Spring water bottling plant is one of the top 3 in Nigeria. The company employs over 500 people (180 women). 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ojodu Grammar School, one of the 3 new millenium schools. The school has a strict discipline regime but lateness, lassitude and complete lack of
NIGERIA. Lagos. View of Oshodi market with a large woodmill in the foreground. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Carpenter working in the Makoko Barrio area. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. View of Oshodi market one of the largest in the city. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ragolis Spring Water bottling plant. Expansion of the plant to increase the 100,000 litres of water they already produce every month. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Makoko slum area. A father and son carry water across one of the stagnant sewers. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. The homecomming of Agbani Darego (NIGERIAN), the first black African Miss World. Seen here sitting with the Chief Mrs Oluremi Tinube wife of the
NIGERIA. Lagos. Oshodi market, one of the biggest in the city. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Makoko slum area. Collecting water near one of the stagnant infested sewers. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Folarin St in the Sarulere region. 15 years of neglect has left the cities drain and calverts in a terrible state. They are a breeding ground fo
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ragolis Spring Water bottling plant. The company employs over 500 people (180 women) and is trying to expand. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Olososua Landfill site. Opened in 2000 the site operates 24hrs a day and over 1000 vehicles dump every day. It was the cities solution to the hu
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ikeja Grammar School. Currently has 6,000 students and virtually no resources or facilites to teach with. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Olososua Landfill site. Opened in 2000 the site operates 24hrs a day and over 1000 vehicles dump every day. It was the cities solution to the hu
NIGERIA. Lagos. Break time at Ikeja Grammar School. Currently has 6,000 students and virtually no resources or facilites to teach with. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. An outdoor TV studio on Lekke Beach. Youths from all over the city come to dance and judge the dancers. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Children arriving late for assembly at Oiojodu Grammar School. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ebute Metta is the stitled city on the edge of Lagos. The Iya Sikira family live in this house with around 40 other people. They work communally
NIGERIA. Lagos. Yaba Market. Funmilago Adeniran, who works for Econet a moblie phone provider, is seen here having her hair plaited. Some women spend up to 10%
NIGERIA. Lagos. Street hawkers on the Ikorodu Road sell everything from sunglasses to bread. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. People fighting through traffic at the Alaba International Market. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Crossing from the Apapa port to the Marina Terminal on Victoria Island. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Stilt houses that ring Lagos lagoons. The Iya Sikira family who have recently migrated here from Badagry. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Stilt houses the ring Lagos lagoos. The Iya Sikira family who recently migrated here from Badagry. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Oshodi Market. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. "Drain Ducks" at work in the Sarulere region spraying detergent into the canals to offset the problem of stickworms. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. King Ayinde Marshall band playing "Fuji" music to a crowd. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Children at Ojodu Grammar School. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Children in Yaba Market. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Streethawkers in the Alaba Market. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Sawmill operators. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Congestion in the Alaba International Market. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Lekke beach. Youths dancing on stage. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Oshodi Market. With jobs scarce most resident survive by seling whatever they can wherever they can. Cheap and ubiquitous, market foods feed the
NIGERIA. Lagos. Children at Ojodu Grammar School. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Makoko Slum Area. Collecting water from stagnant sewers. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Lab analysis of Malarial blood. malaria is the number one killer in Lagos, especially youn
NIGERIA. Lagos. People playing in the surf on Lekki Beach. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Lagos born Agbani Darego was welcomed home as the first black Miss World from Africa. 2002
NIGERIA. Lagos. Pushing past a jam, motorcyclists squeeze through Alaba International Market, their bodies
NIGERIA. Lagos. A dead dog floats with waste in Ebute Metta Lagoon. A throughfare for fisherman who build
NIGERIA. Lagos. Workers in Lagos pour concrete for a sidewalk for a four lane highway that will replace a
NIGERIA. Lagos. Crossing from the Apapa port to the Marina terminal on Victoria Island. This is seen as th
NIGERIA. Lagos. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Ebute Metta Lagoon. A throughfare for fishermen who build houses above the waters. Floods
NIGERIA. Lagos. Olososua Landfill Site. Opened in 2000 the site operates 24hrs a day and over 1,000 vehicl
NIGERIA. Lagos. 2002.
NIGERIA. Lagos. Rich in urban ingenuity, Ping-Pong players in a poor neighbourhood get by with scrap wood
NIGERIA. Lagos. Lush with tomatoes, the Oshodi Market spills over the railroad tracks. With jobs scarce mo
NIGERIA. Lagos Island. Sunday morning training. Aspiring footballers of all ages come to this well known a
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