According to Daily mail UK Growing up in shacks built on murky water in the midst of filth; men, women and children struggle through life each day.
Their canoes drift on the water as piles of rubbish float outside their shacks.
Shabby shacks on stilts, floating waste and rickety boats fill the expanse of murky water.
But for the thousands of poor people forced to live in Nigeria’s infamous Makoko slum in Lagos, this is their home.
Every day life for the many fishermen and their families revolves around paddling and rowing through the filthy, oily water in the slum – but this does not stop the young children from beaming when they see a camera.
Do you remember when I posted a similar story on this,here is a recap, in case you missed it.
5 comments:
Its no surprised,65% of Nigerians cannot afforf three sqaure meals day
Some peole abused Rick Ross for saying the truth, the man, does it as well in the states,he is only showing areas that he knows the govt can do better for the citizens or the people cld get better life.
Nawo! a whole giant of Africa
We are improving things are not as bad as those abroad say it is.
Naija will get better
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