Ajegunle residents lament disaster, insecurity, neglect

Residents of Ajegunle, a Lagos community with over 1.5 million population, are lamenting neglect and lack of amenities, saying disaster looms if nothing urgent is done to address the situation.

Jesutomi Akomolafe

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