It was 5:30am on a Monday morning, 25 year-old Tunji, who lives in Iyana Ipaja, a Lagos suburb, put on his overall jacket, safety boots and helmet; picked up his tool box filled with spanners, hammers, screws, screwdrivers and pliers, marks of his trade. He is determined to master his new trade - au
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