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It's all BLUE
17/11/2024

It's all BLUE

08/11/2024

Life got better

At you view today
08/03/2024

At you view today

Hi Guys pls save the date..SECOND CHANCE hitting your way on 8th of march, you just don't want to miss out on this one.....
04/03/2024

Hi Guys pls save the date..
SECOND CHANCE hitting your way on 8th of march, you just don't want to miss out on this one...

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Beautiful pice of work at calabar festival
04/02/2024

Beautiful pice of work at calabar festival

Converting dinning to Bedroom.... Director's ViewMy picture My set
30/01/2024

Converting dinning to Bedroom....
Director's View
My picture
My set


Job done dusted it's a wrap for Devil on my shoulders
30/01/2024

Job done dusted it's a wrap for Devil on my shoulders

16/01/2024
Art Direction doings..... Love lounge.... Magic happenings. - PD/ Art Director
13/12/2023

Art Direction doings..... Love lounge.... Magic happenings.
- PD/ Art Director

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Badagry is a coastal town in Lagos State, Nigeria, and its people have a rich history dating back to the 15th century. Here's a brief overview: - The Badagry people are primarily descendants of the Awori and Egun ethnic groups, who migrated from the neighboring Republic of Benin. - In the 15th century, the Portuguese arrived, and Badagry became a major port for the transatlantic slave trade. - The town was a significant departure point for enslaved Africans, with estimates suggesting that up to 12 million people were shipped out from Badagry between 1518 and 1886. - After the abolition of the slave trade, Badagry continued to thrive as a commercial center, with the establishment of missionary posts and the introduction of Christianity. - Today, the Badagry people are known for their warm hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and historical significance. The town is home to several landmarks, including the Badagry Heritage Museum, the Point of No Return, and the Mobee Slave Relics Museum. The Badagry people have a unique cultural identity shaped by their history, geography, and interactions with various ethnic groups. Here are some additional aspects of their history and culture: - Language: The Badagry people speak the Awori dialect of the Yoruba language, with influences from Egun and Portuguese. - Traditional occupations: Fishing, farming, and trading were the primary occupations, with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, such as woodcarving and blacksmithing. - Religion: The majority of the Badagry people are Christians, with a significant number of Muslims and traditional worshippers. - Festivals and celebrations: The Badagry people celebrate various festivals, including the Badagry Festival, which showcases their music, dance, and cultural heritage. - Cuisine: Their cuisine is a blend of seafood, farm produce, and traditional dishes like ekpang (a corn dish), and ogi (a corn paste). - Historical figures: Notable figures from Badagry include Seriki William

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The very first session with the kids come up today by 12 noon... So Fams let's get the kids enlightened in faith during this Holy Month of Ramadan.. #@Anotherramadantv/YouTube #@anotherramadantvseries

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