The Ghostly Origins of Lagos’s Abandoned Skyscraper
In the bustling metropolis of Lagos, Nigeria, amidst its vibrant streets and towering structures, stands an enigmatic edifice known as the “Ghost Building.” This abandoned skyscraper, with its incomplete facade and haunting backstory, has become a focal point for urban explorers and paranormal enthusiasts alike.
The Zangbeto: Guardians of the Night in Lagos
In the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, a captivating tradition persists—one that blends spirituality, community, and vigilantism. This is the world of the Zangbeto, the traditional night watchmen of the Ogu (Egun) people. Rooted deeply in the cultural fabric of Lagos, the Zangbeto serve as both protectors and performers, embodying a rich heritage that continues to intrigue residents and visitors alike.
The Enigmatic Amala Seller of Lagos: A Tale of Mystery and Disappearance
In the bustling streets of Lagos, Nigeria, amidst the vibrant food culture, a chilling tale has emerged—a story that blurs the lines between the living and the supernatural. It’s the story of a ghostly woman who, along with her apprentices, vanished without a trace, leaving behind only questions and whispers.
Unveiling the Haunting of Ombasi: Lagos’s Forgotten Town
Deep within the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, lies Ombasi—a town shrouded in mystery and whispered legends. Once a thriving community, Ombasi now stands abandoned, its silence echoing tales of betrayal, greed, and a lingering curse. This is the story of Ombasi’s rise, its tragic fall, and the restless spirit that continues to haunt its desolate streets.
Man Installs Camera to Uncover Wife’s Shower Routine With Dog – What He Discovers Changes Everything
At first, their dog’s bond with his wife seemed harmless — even sweet. But soon, strange behavior emerged. David Knock noticed something odd: every time his wife, Katie, went into the bathroom, their dog followed her. And not just to the door — into the shower. Perplexed and slightly concerned, David decided to uncover the truth.
Naira Exchange Rate Today: Naira Falls to N1,600/$ in Official Market
The Nigerian naira on Thursday, April 3, 2025, depreciated to N1,600 per US dollar in the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), marking its lowest point in over three months.