This busy food market at Bariga sits just before the popular Pako Bus Stop in Akoka, a relatively quiet suburb of the Lagos metropolis. A lot of produce - beans, rice, maize, vegetables, are transported in large quantity to this fairly large market, even though the nation’s 13 million people are o
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ANNE AGBAJE
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