Victoria Island, Lagos

I, I've also been privileged to be at the refinery on two occasions, and it's, it's a marvel to behold, you know.

And, uh, in terms of land size, it's the, uh, size of Victoria Line, Victoria Island multiplied by seven.

So it's, it's not [laughs] a place that you can, uh, uh, uh, move around in a single day.

Mm.

There are those who just stand like this, the devil run.

[laughs] Life story, nineteen ninety-seven, my wife and I were living in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.

And early in the morning, I wore a pajamas.

I came out of the house and there were an occultic man, a dreaded occultic man was doing his incantations.

I was called to the bar.

And after he died, he had his Office of Law Practicing in two places, one in Lagos here, Victoria Island, and one in Port Harcourt.

He was already a inspector, very close to people like Muhammad Gambo, Then, the issue of creating the Nigeria Security Organization, NSOK, and it was decided that the government decided that they should pick the best for the police.

Don't forget that the police has CID.

Good morning, Nigeria Info.

This is Mr. John from Victoria Island.

I came across one of the OOB interviews yesterday on the internet.

And it said it clearly that we need a president who can go around the country, go to where ordinary Nigerians are living and see what they are going through so they will be able to solve their problem.

And if there are any usual foreigner, any usual white people, they will...

Their hosts will take them, will have a taxi all the way to Vi, Victoria Island, which is the posh part of Lagos or the posher part.

And as they travelled over Third Mainland Bridge, they will look down and see this shantytown built on stilts into the, as I say, the dark waters of the Lagos Lagoon.

There's a veneer, you see, there's a veneer of smoke where obviously everyone's doing their...

That's like, I take the example of knocking Legos.

And when I was invited to design the menu for Knock, Knock was opening in Victoria Island.

Victoria Island is like the You know, like the Fifth Avenue of New York City, you know, it's like the fancy part of Lagos.

And at the time, you know, just like Dakar, you know, there was no West African cuisines in that area.

It was just like, you know, fancy Western restaurants.

There's a new place in Lagos that I like.

It's called Ile Eros.

It's not in Victoria Island.