Is anyone in Lagos, Nigeria? Can you introduce the situation?

Lagos is the largest port trading city in Nigeria, and it is also the largest and most internationally inclusive city in Nigeria. 199 1 years ago, the capital of Nigeria moved to the garden town of Abuja.

When it comes to Lagos, the first thing I think of is the road in Lagos. Because that was the first thing I came into contact with Lagos after I left the airport. The expressway at that airport almost made me feel the urge to return to China.

Lagos is famous for its poor traffic conditions. The main reason is that the road conditions are not good and there are not many spacious asphalt roads. Even the asphalt road has become potholed because of disrepair. There are many magnificent road and bridge projects in Lagos, but they are unrecognizable because they have not been maintained. The second reason is that there are too many street vendors on the road. They don't stand on the roadside to sell things, but stand in the middle of the road that is not wide enough to sell things. Everything is sold: bananas, bottled water, popsicles, potatoes, telephone cards, and people are selling robes. The banana vendor has a big disc with a diameter of one meter on his head, surrounded by bananas. He doesn't need to hold his hand. It may be that the time spent on the road is too long, and many drivers do buy things. When the driver says he wants to buy something, if the car in front has already left, he won't stop because he wants to buy something, so the car behind will sound the horn and make him fidget. Drivers will still drive as usual, but vendors will not miss business opportunities easily. He will run after the car with the goods until the car stops because of the traffic jam. I always thought that all the gold medals in the Olympic marathon were won by Africans. Is this the reason? ! Although it's a joke, it's a little interesting, but sometimes it's sad. After all, most of us or our parents have had similar embarrassing lives. Such a workplace will naturally lead to many occupational diseases: either injury or death. I sometimes see many young people without legs, sitting on boards with wheels under them, begging from pedestrians in the street.

There are stalls everywhere on the roadside in Lagos, many of which sell food. But I never dare to patronize, for fear of poor hygiene. Some company employees are still wolf-like, but only dare to eat barbecue on the roadside. The reason is that the open flame has killed possible germs. There are frozen bones on the road, the wine and meat in Zhumen stink, and there are decent supermarkets in Lagos. Woolworths, a Fortune 500 retailer in Australia, has a branch here. However, I often go to a supermarket called "Park 'n' Shop". The contents are no less than those in domestic supermarkets, and the quality is not bad: most of them are imported. Recently, a large shopping center opened not far from where I live. I haven't been there. I heard that it has good facilities and everything. Be sure to go shopping when you have the chance.

The largest number of buildings in Lagos are buildings of different banks. According to preliminary statistics, there are about 1000 large and small banks in Lagos. Banks in Lagos are the products of the rich, serving world-renowned enterprises and the rich. Poor people don't save money. If they have money, enjoy it and spend it. Lagos people are much richer. Some people live in luxury houses that are really unimaginable super-large luxury houses.

Lagos is basically an island surrounded by water and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, so the climate here is pleasant, cool and humid, with an average temperature of about 256 degrees a year. Perhaps what I am used to most is the weather here. Because there are no four seasons here, it is impossible to see snow and there is no need for thick clothes. There are only two seasons in Nigeria, rainy season and dry season. May-165438+ 10 is the rainy season, and the temperature is lower than that in the dry season, 2 12 degrees, and the maximum temperature will not exceed 27 degrees, with heavy rainfall. There will be a storm every few days. The real dry season here starts from June 165438+ 10 and lasts until May of the following year. In the dry season, the temperature is relatively high, about 30 degrees, but you won't feel hot unless you are in the sun. In the dry season, there is no rain all year round, and it is sunny every day. The ultraviolet rays here are not as strong as expected. Although it is in direct sunlight, the basic rate of being injured by ultraviolet rays indoors is very small. Lagos can have a comfortable and cool dry season because of the sea breeze.

Location: 6 degrees 26 minutes north latitude and 3 degrees 28 minutes east longitude (verified by Google Earth)