Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital and ethnic melting pot that also harbours nationals of other countries of the world, is fondly described as a city of aquatic splendour and land of opportunities. This aquatic splendor, however, seems to be gradually losing its appeal to an endless and suffocati
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