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Biker man on his way to pick passengers at the makeshift Ojota bike station

A mass of people commuting along the Ojota pedestrian bridge

A man carries his power generating set on his way to work. Nigeria suffers power outages and many people are forced to generate their own electricity using small sets like these.

Street sweeper along Kudirat Abiola Way on Monday morning. Ms. Bola (as she told me her name) has to sweep about a kilometre of road every morning and is sometimes shortchanged by her employers who are contractors to the lagos government.

This lady tried to avoid my shot as she made her way to work on Monday morning at Ojota. I found it interesting that she was smiling even as she tried to evade the camera.

Commuters form a long queue at Ojodu-Berger Bustop in wait of public transport during early morning Lagos rush.

Sam Okwaraji's bust in front of the National Stadium, Lagos The bust of Sam Okwaraji, a football player who died while playing for the Super Eagles of Nigeria in a World Cup qualifier against Angola in 1989, stands in front of the National Stadium, Lagos where he breathed his last. Sam Okwaraji, a true Nigerian hero

A young woman carries a heavy bag on her head in the early morning Lagos rush at Ojota.

A young man makes his way around pressing bodies on the way to work in the Lagos rush hour at Ojota.

Doris Benson  22 year-old Doris Benson registers to vote for the first time at Ikosi, Lagos during Nigeria's voter registration process. Like Nkiru Igboedu in the bottom photo, many young Nigerians who have attained voting age will be queuing up to select their leaders in April. Many young people are disenchanted with the situation in the country and desire a change.  Nkiru Igboedu

A young man wearing earphones on his way to work in Lagos

A man pushing a wheel cart down the Obafemi Awolowo Road, Ikoyi