A Side of Portugal I Never Knew Existed! 

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Why the sarcasm?

Hi.....Advice on how relocate to Lagos???

Im relocating 2

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Wow. I never knew that. Thanks for sharing.

Are u serious? Haven't heard this before

yep that's true, you'd be surprised a lot of people do not know this

Do Nigerian students study history. The Portuguese did trade a lot in Africa.

Exactly! The Portuguese were one of the first Europeans to trade around coastal west Africa in the 15th century and Lagos, Nigeria was established as a trading post. After that the British which was a stronger naval power than Portugal took it over and the trade in slaves began. Unfortunately as Nigerians are not taught history they are ignorant of this basic history.

😂 Thank you.

Colonization had a huge impact

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Thanks Doreeen!

you left lagos 100 years ago? with your question if european buildings is in nigerian lagos and if they bear any similarity is weird

Thank you for your comment. Yeah, Lagos is a dope place to explore. There are still some present in Marina, you can definitely check them out on your next visit.

​@@PAYDAYHEDGE 😂😂😂 exactly my thoughts when i read the comment

His/her question are understandable actually if they left Nigeria at a tender age, so they might not have had the experience. Using myself as an example, I was surprised how densely clustered Lagos had become when I went back for the first time in 2005 after spending 10 years abroad. Places like Magodo, Tollgate/Berger were farmland back then. Maroko/Lekki were still empty after the demolition. It was also very shocking that most places had become gated. You might argue they could have checked videos of Lagos Nigeria on RU-vid, but are there really any such video showcasing colonial architecture in Lagos? Nada! @the person asking the question, the only semblance between the two places are just the name and the water body from which their "Portuguese" name is derived. The Portuguese did not establish themselves long enough to influence the architecture. Most buildings that may appear to be Portuguese were actually influenced by Brazilian architecture. The buildings were built by Brazilian returnees. Like Tayo said, there are here and there some colonial architecture,s but not much really. Even if you had lived in Lagos Nigeria 100 years ago, you would not have found Lagos Nigeria resembling any European city.

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@@TayoAinaFilms Great, I can hardly wait…

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