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See the other side of Lagos in episode 84

A food drive, a visit to Makoko, Mile 12 market and a meeting with Salma Phillips, watch episode 84 of Sisi Weekly titled "The Other Side of Lagos."

The other side of Lagos

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This was such an exciting week for me! We had our first Donation Drive to Oko Baba, this is another side to Lagos a lot of people do not get to see. I am very grateful to everyone that supported this drive, financially, with their time both online and offline. A special shout out to Maryam Shumate for instigating this Charity drive.

I attended a meet and greet with Salma Phillips and my friend from way back (The university of Birmingham) came to Nigeria! Exciting times!

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