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Ojuelegba, Lagos

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Ojuelegba, Lagos
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 6°30′32″N 3°22′09″E / 6.508828°N 3.369235°E / 6.508828; 3.369235
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Jihohin Najeriyajahar Legas
Ƙananan hukumumin a NijeriyaSurulere
Ojuelegba bridge, Lagos

Ojuelegba yanki ne da ke cikin karamar hukumar Surulere a jihar Legas.[1] Wanda aka san shi da cunkoson jama'a kamar yadda aka nuna a cikin kundin ruɗani na Fela na 1975, Ojuelegba ana ɗaukarsa ɗaya daga cikin wurare mafi yawan jama'a a Legas.[2]

Tsarin tsari

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Ojuelegba yana ɗaya daga cikin manyan hanyoyin sufuri na Legas, wanda ke haɗa babban yankin birni da tsibirin. Har ila yau, ya zama hanyar haɗin kai ga mutanen da ke tafiya zuwa gundumomi uku da ke kewaye da Yaba, Mushin da Surulere.[3]

An nuna rayuwa a Ojuelegba a cikin ayyukan kiɗa da dama, da suka hada da Kundin Rudani na Fela, Wizkid 's " Ojuelegba " single da Oritse Femi 's "Double Wahala".[4]

Rayuwar dare

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A cikin shekarun 80s zuwa 90s, Ojuelebga ya shahara da tashin hankali na dare, yana haɗa masu biki zuwa wurin Moshalashi na Fela Kuti da ke kan titin Agege da kuma gundumar redlight da ta fara a titin Ayilara zuwa sassan titin Clegg.[5]

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  • Rudani
  • Ojuelegba (Wizkid song)

"Gbajabiamila condoles families of victims of

  1. "Gbajabiamila condoles families of victims of Ojuelegba trailer crash". Daily Post Nigeria. 3 September 2015. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
  2. Omiko Awa; Charles Okolo (19 July 2015). "Ojuelegba: Return Of A City's Groove Centre". The Guardian Nigeria. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
  3. "Ojuelegba: the Sacred Profanities of a West African Crossroad" (PDF). Retrieved 8 September 2015.
  4. Yinka Olatunbosun (19 July 2015). "Wizkid's Ojuelegba Evolves" . Thisday. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
  5. "AYILARA STREET, EX-LAGOS DRUG AND PROSTITUTION HAVEN NOW MADE CLEAN, HOLY". The Nigerian Voice. The Nigerian Voice. 5 June 2010. Retrieved 23 February 2017.