eNowNow: Lagos Now & Then

	Lagos Weather
		Living in lagos, you'll come to realize just how erractic the weather can be

				Lagos Attractions
				An African kingdom in America - Kingdom of Oyotunji, Nigeria The Untold Story of Blacks in the White House

				Lagos Life & Night-Life
				Resturants, Bars, Nightclubs, Cinemas e.t.c. Get a load of how lagosians spend their days and nights

			Shopping in Lagos
			Ketu Market, Tejuosho Market, Alaba Market, Balogun/Mandilas Market, Onyigbo Market, Alaba Electronics Market, ASPAMDA

				Weddings, Birthdays, Events Planning
				Wedding Planners for decorations and themes, birthday party arrangers and planners, conferences, burials e.t.c

				Interiors & Exteriors
				Getting the right colours, Furnitures, Home theater system, Lightening. Architecture and design. "Whose style is it?" learn what Lagosians like.

				Homes & Gardening
				Home Beautification, Plants and Flowers, Gardening tips, dos and don'ts

				Food
				Did you know that Nigeria shares its rich cuisine with other West Africa countries Gambia Senegal particularly Jollof Rice?

				Cars
				Buying a Car, Maintenance for Cars, Performance tips: Mercedes, BMW, Honda, Toyota , Volkswagen, Peugeot, Kia, Hyundai e.t.c.

				Phones
				Buying a Phone, Tips on Battery Efficiency. Nokia, SonyErricsson, Motorola, Telme, NEC, Samsung Sagem e.t.c


			Lagos History
			Early settlements of hunters and fishermen, protected by the lagoon swamps and mangroves forest, marked the beginnings of Lagos .
			Diary of history events

Lagos Kings

Ado, Gabero, Akinsemoyin, Ologun Kutere, Adele, Osinlokun, Idewu Ojulari, Oluwole.............

Reigning Dynasty from time


			Building Lagos
			Three events, the quarrel between Oba Akintoye and his nephew, Prince Kosoko, which cost the latter his throne; the arrival of immigrants from South America and the coming of the missionaries were mitigating factors in the harsh rule of the Obas.

			The Real Lagosians
			Is the real Lagosians a ‘saro' descendant from Olowogbowo, or a member of an old Brazilian family from Oke-popo or “Aguda”, or a member of old chiefly families-like Oluwo, Bajulaiye, Ojora, Oniru, Oshodi etc. could a Lagosians be one of the Muslims who have lived in Obalende since the end of the Asante wars. Find out here

			A Walking Tour of Lagos
			Places to see and note on the Lagos Island. Bordered by five cowries creek a lagoon and washed by waters from the Atlantic ocean Lagos provides a truly resplendent view from an overhead flight and an interesting walkabout tour.

			Women in Lagos - Political History
			Women have fulfilled important functions in Lagos society and played significant roles in its political development. No study of the history of Lagos could be complete without a special focus on women in Lagos


			Facts about Eyo Adimu
			What really is Eyo-Adimu? What was its origin? When was it first staged in Lagos and under what circumstances was it first staged?

MEETING EXPECTATIONS: The Lagos State Experience

Being continuation of an address delivered at the distinguished annual public lecture of Awori Resource Group by Bashorun J.K. Randle on March 27, 2003.

Some Sources of Lagos History and succession to the Eleko Heritage

In specific response to often mentioned and similarly ignored posits that Lagos is a veritable “no mans land” and therefore owned by none in particular, it is at times when a tradition and custom is called into sway that a resounding rebuttal of these sentiments is found deep in the heritage of the descendants of the original inhabitants of Lagos.

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