The rebuilding Lagos after the pandemic and plunder must give more attention infrastructure that decongests traffic and eases the connection of businesses to markets
They spend hours in traffic, traverse the same location, sell the same goods alongside several others. This is the daily routine of hawkers in Lagos who, whatever the weather, walk and haggle on their stomping ground in search of their daily income.
This common sight highlights two things: the te
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