RECAP: WWMap Edit V2: Lagos

Preamble:
It was Sunday afternoon at about 1300 hours (GMT +1) when Lagos local guides started to gather for this great meet up.
The meeting point was Falomo Roundabout Ikoyi, Lagos Nigeria.
The aim is to have a map edit walk.
Area of coverage is AWOLOWO Road Ikoyi Lagos, Nigeria (about 1.8 km)
Why AWOLOWO Road? It is one of the business hub of IKOYI.

Attendance:

@Sagir

@Harry

@Nnamdi_Do

@MrLabule

@AustinCO

@EmekaUlor

@SanyaOdare

NOTE: About 21 persons had shown interest but only 7 turn up… (1/3)

It was first meet up for Mr Harry and Mr Nnamdi_Do

Summary of the Activities:

It was sunny after after and the weather is clear and very friendly.

We started the walk from Falomo Roundabout by checking and confirming the missing information on the businesses around.

Most of the businesses are well mapped and had all the details that is need. As such anyone that is well mapped then we take picture and write review of the place.

For the area covered it is only one (1) place that we found not on the map and we quickly at it.

Also what we were checking is Wheelchair Accessibility and to our amusement many of the places are wheelchair accessible.

After about 1 hour 45 minutes we wanted to round up and go; but Mr. Sanya called our attention that there is Garden/park close to where we started that is worth exploring.

So we agree to go and have a look; behold we nearly missed.

As soon as we arrived before you know it everyone started getting busy by clicking shots here and there…

And we use the canopy of the flyover bridge and the serenity of the environment to chill out and relax after the long walk…

We then had group picture and then we appreciate each other for coming to the meet up. We spent about 4 hours 30 minutes instead of the 3 hours that was planned…

We finally departed to our various destination…

check out the Photo Album HERE

Thanks to @HelloSamsonR for organising this Worldwide Event…

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Wao @Sagir

Nice recap bro. @SanyaOdare you’re looking cool.

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@deepakjhic wrote:

Wao @Sagir

Nice recap bro. @SanyaOdare you’re looking cool.


Thanks Bro @deepakjhic

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Hello @Sagir , @HelloSamsonR

Congs the another successful meet up I feel my world is being represented

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@Sagir 7 is still a good turn out I seem to get deferent people around the world who I’ve never heard of attending my meetups I don’t know why I sore your photo’s

in the @HelloSamsonR album they look great, I only had one person turn up to my event and that was me, I will post my [Recap] soon as I have finished my video

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@KaliroAlex wrote:

Hello @Sagir , @HelloSamsonR

Congs the another successful meet up I feel my world is being represented


Thanks @KaliroAlex no doubt you are well represented…

Kind regards

Sagir

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Awesome recap @Sagir thanks for sharing with us. No doubt you all had an amazing timeout. Am glad the meet-up was a success and first time Ikoyi was explored for the first time as a meet-up location. Thanks for making an impact in our community and uncovering missing information to help millions make informed decisions. You all are champions.

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@DavidTito the pictures were definitely splendid. Lagos is beautiful

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@DavidTito wrote:

@Sagir 7 is still a good turn out I seem to get deferent people around the world who I’ve never heard of attending my meetups I don’t know why I sore your photo’s

in the @HelloSamsonR album they look great, I only had one person turn up to my event and that was me, I will post my [Recap] soon as I have finished my video


Thanks @DavidTito

You are right 7 is good number. It’s always disheartening to expect more people turnout and you see less than expected… some people will put RSVP to an event that is not even in their country and they know they will not attend.

I had similar of your experience last year where I host about 4 meet ups but no body show and I host them like you do… “One man squad” :smiley:

Kind regards…

@ValeriaA @Julien44 @user_not_found

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@deepakjhic thanks a lot for your compliments!

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@Sagir ,

Nice recap and good job! I really enjoyed reading your walk.

Thanks for sharing it with us.

Were there lot of missing places that needed to be added in goolge maps?

See you

Jul

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Nice recsp @Sagir

Thanks for sharing

See you soon

Cheers

Saudi local guide :saudi_arabia:

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Thanks for your kind words my friend @Julien44

There was only one place that is not on map within the area we covered.

Kind regards

Sagir

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Thanks @Anonymous_3c26c4c3e3202ba535bf8653856710d2 for your kind words

See you around…

Kind regards

Sagir

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Congratulations for completing the meetup successfully @Sagir . The extended tine of meetup than the scheduled time shows that tou had a lot of fun out there. Thanks for sharing the story of your meetup and the photos. This is very interesting. :smiley:

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Nice overview of meetup @Sagir bro. I think everyone loved that peacock sculpture. And thanks to @HelloSamsonR for WW event.

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Against all odds, I made sure I attend to explore the beautiful sights of the business hub of Ikoyi too long for many. It was a great walk and one that’s worth it.

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Great Meet-Up @Sagir ! I loved every bit of it and I can’t believe how colorful Lagos is. Thank you so much for sharing your day as well as those beautiful pictures with us! :slight_smile:

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Great meet up piece. Bravo. I enjoyed every tit bits of the walk and pictures. Ride on guys. @Sagir and his team. You all are great.

Wonderful thanks to @HelloSamsonR for this great initiative. You are are great

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@Sagir yeah its weird isn’t it, lol yeah one-man squad I like that, I try to compensate A bit more on my own it gets a bit tricky sometimes but you know what I learn from that

and sometimes its hard but I enjoy doing it even if it is on my own and you know a lot of the public are really happy to me out there doing it for our Community and that my friend is priceless its good feeling


@Sagir wrote:


@DavidTito wrote:

@Sagir 7 is still a good turn out I seem to get deferent people around the world who I’ve never heard of attending my meetups I don’t know why I sore your photo’s

in the @HelloSamsonR album they look great, I only had one person turn up to my event and that was me, I will post my [Recap] soon as I have finished my video


Thanks @DavidTito

You are right 7 is good number. It’s always disheartening to expect more people turnout and you see less than expected… some people will put RSVP to an event that is not even in their country and they know they will not attend.

I had similar of your experience last year where I host about 4 meet ups but no body show and I host them like you do… “One man squad” :smiley:

Kind regards…

@ValeriaA @Julien44 @user_not_found


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